Jude Bellingham notches brace, including 92nd minute winner, in El Clasico debut

Jude Bellingham showed he is absolutely inevitable with another match-winning performance for Real Madrid.

Bellingham made his El Clasico debut for Los Blancos against Barcelona in La Liga on Saturday and produced incredible heroics once again.

Real were 1-0 down early on when Ilkay Gundogan found the net but Bellingham popped up with a stunning brace in the second half.

He levelled matters with a screamer that was too hot for Marc-Andre Ter Stegen to handle in the 68th minute, before bagging a dramatic stoppage time winner and busting out that trademark celebration at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys

JUDE BELLINGHAM HAS DONE IT AGAIN!!! pic.twitter.com/EgQ3Lp0F6x

— TC (@totalcristiano) October 28, 2023

The England international may well be the most in-form player in world football right now and has 13 goals in as many games for Real since his £88 million switch from Borussia Dortmund.

The last-gasp win moved Real four points clear of their long-time rivals, who had been breathing down their necks going into the clash.

JUDE BELLINGHAM WHAT A GOAL! 🤯 pic.twitter.com/GDVzJDx69J

— TC (@totalcristiano) October 28, 2023

Bellingham had named Cristiano Ronaldo's 'calma' celebration as his favourite El Clasico moment but immediately made his mark and created his own in his very first appearance.

The 20-year-old has already scored more goals in a single season for Real than Zinedine Zidane, whose No.5 shirt he is wearing with complete distinction.

Bellingham is performing at an exceptionally high level for both club and country and his form in front of goal is so good that England legend Gary Lineker believes he could play in a different position.

He told The Sun: “The way he has started at Real gives Gareth Southgate a great option.

“If something happens to Harry Kane – or after he is finished because Harry is now 30 – Jude could play at centre-forward, as a false nine if you like.

“He is now scoring poacher’s goals. He’s even doing the ‘easy’ bits that I used to do! He has been playing as a No .10 for England in his last few games. He can play in a deeper role as a No. 8, he is probably the most complete English footballer I’ve ever seen and he’s only 20.”