Jude Bellingham opens up on Mourinho's Real Madrid appointment and transfer strategy

England midfielder Jude Bellingham has spoken publicly for the first time about the headline-making arrival of Jose Mourinho as Real Madrid’s new head coach. Currently starring for England at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Bellingham also shared his thoughts on the Spanish club’s ambitious summer signings, as the self-styled ‘Special One’ works to strengthen his squad at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Explained: Why Bellingham escaped a red card after covering his mouth

Bellingham became the centre of attention following England’s goalless draw with Ghana after footage showed him covering his mouth during a conversation with Jordan Ayew. Despite the introduction of a strict new FIFA regulation for the 2026 World Cup, which could result in a red card for such conduct, the England star avoided punishment and remained on the field.

Panama vs England: FIFA World Cup 2026 match preview

A detailed preview of the upcoming Panama vs England clash at the 2026 World Cup, covering tactical setups, team updates, and key talking points ahead of kick-off.

Tuchel supports Kane after difficult outing in goalless Ghana draw

Thomas Tuchel has come to the defence of England captain Harry Kane after his disappointing performance in the 0-0 stalemate against Ghana at the World Cup. Despite England controlling possession for most of the match, they were unable to penetrate a disciplined Ghanaian defence in Foxborough.

Queiroz fumes over VAR 'coffee break' incident as England held

Ghana manager Carlos Queiroz launched a furious criticism of the officiating standards at the 2026 World Cup, sarcastically suggesting that the VAR team might have been taking a coffee break during a key moment in his side’s goalless draw with England. The experienced coach was livid after Ghana were denied what he believed was a clear penalty and red card during the match in Foxborough.

Bellingham admits he 'didn't deserve' Player of the Match award after Ghana draw

Following England’s frustrating 0-0 draw with Ghana at the 2026 World Cup, Jude Bellingham offered a candid reflection on his performance. Although named Player of the Match, the Real Madrid star modestly stated that the honour should have gone to Ghana’s defenders for their strong and disciplined display in Boston.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fans can easily reach Wembley Stadium using public transport, with the London Underground serving Wembley Park and Wembley Central stations nearby.

There is no public parking at Wembley Stadium, and visitors are strongly advised to use public transport or walk to the venue. Alternatively, limited parking is available at several Q-Park sites across London, as well as other recommended parking facilities.

It’s best to arrive well in advance of kick-off to enjoy the full matchday atmosphere around Wembley, which offers plenty of activities and entertainment before the game begins.

Gates generally open two hours before kick-off for football matches, though timings can differ depending on the event. Fans should check details ahead of time and plan their journey accordingly.

Guided tours of Wembley Stadium can be booked through the official stadium tours website. These tours are available year-round in various formats, allowing visitors to choose their preferred experience.

Due to high demand, tickets for major Wembley events are rarely available at the box office on matchdays. While a small number of tickets might occasionally be sold in person, most sales are conducted online.

Unlike several Premier League venues, Wembley Stadium does not have a specifically designated family section. Some events may feature family-friendly areas or different age restrictions, while England football fixtures often include a family enclosure with affordable tickets, typically situated in the upper tier.

Wembley Stadium features a retractable roof that can cover all seating areas when in use. Although parts of the stadium remain open, every spectator seat is protected from the elements. As the national stadium and home of the England football team, Wembley holds 90,000 spectators, making it the second-largest stadium in Europe.