Belligham, the new coronation

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By: Manu Tournoux

Belligham, the new coronation

Jude Bellingham won the Golden Boy trophy on Monday evening, which rewards the best 21-year-old European player.

There was no suspense and his appointment therefore surprised no one. Monday night, Jude Bellingham lifted the Golden Boy trophy. On the occasion of the twentieth edition of the prize awarded by the transalpine daily Tuttosportthe Real Madrid player therefore succeeded Gavi (FC Barcelona).

This is the second personal award in just over a month for the England international who was presented with the Kopa trophy on October 30, during the 2023 Ballon d’Or ceremony. Voted best young European in Twenty-one years old with his Golden Boy award, Jude Bellingham seems more than ever on his way towards a career that should allow him to fill his trophy case.

Zaire-Emery, first French

In the Golden Boy 2023 rankings, the Madrid player is ahead of Jamal Musiala (Bayern Munich), Lamine Yamal (FC Barcelona) and Xavi Simons (PSV Eindhoven and RB Leipzig). The first Frenchman then arrives in fifth position, in the person of Warren Zaire-Emery. The latter is ahead of Rasmus Hojlund, the striker who moved from Atalanta Bergamo to Manchester United this summer. Another tricolor appears in the Top 10, since Mathys Tel (Bayern Munich) ranks in ninth position.

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Manu Tournoux

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