He doesn't only score goals, the fortune that Real Madrid generates thanks to Belingham's contribution

If there is one name that stands out above the rest in these first months of competition for Real Madrid, it is Jude Bellingham. The Englishman, who is having a dream debut, has been compared to Cristiano Ronaldo and his scoring figures for a long time but, having reached the first 15 games with the white club, it turns out that he has surpassed him.

In them, the former Borussia Dortmund player has scored 14 goals and has distributed three assists, which is, in addition to a better record than Cristiano, who scored 13, the best in the entire history of the club ahead of Di Stéfano's (13 ), Pruden (13) and Puskas (11). In this way, Real Madrid's '5' continues to confirm that the reason for his success is no longer so much coincidence but quality and who knows if, if he continues at this pace, he may end up winning the LaLiga Pichichi.

Bellingham is the man of the moment. The Real Madrid player is coming out on the green and his popularity does not stop growing and after scoring two goals in the Clásico last Saturday, all of Europe is talking about him. He is the brand new winner of the Kopa Trophy, which credits him as the best young player on the planet. Everything he touches turns to gold.

In addition, the specialized website Fanatics has released its list of footballers who sold the most jerseys in October and he commands it. Playing in the merengue squad helps him a lot because of the relevance of his performances. In addition, he has won over fans with his leadership and charisma. In the count of the 10 players who sell the most shirts, an Argentine appears, Alejandro Garnacho.

The millions generated by the Bellingham shirt

The Englishman thus surpasses his two great competitions, not only in shirt sales, but also to be the next best player on the planet, Haaland and Mbappé. The Frenchman drops to third place and sees how the Norwegian and the Real Madrid player overtake him. This shows that Bellingham is becoming a star of the old continent. Real Madrid is the club that sells the most shirts per year, where the figure is 1,400,000 units and each one costs $150 euros. If half of the sales are from the English player it would be a total of $105.000.000 of euros.