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“The only team we want to face in the final is Arsenal, because when they eliminated us last season they said one thing that hurt us till now”: Jude Bellingham reveals what Arsenal’s players said about Real Madrid last season that is still hurting them

Posted on April 15, 2026 by admin

Reports emerging from Spain suggest that Jude Bellingham has made it clear he would relish the opportunity to face Arsenal in this season’s UEFA Champions League final, adding an extra layer of intrigue to an already dramatic European campaign.

The Real Madrid midfielder, who has been one of the standout performers in Europe this season, is believed to be excited by the idea of a high-stakes clash against the Premier League giants. Sources close to the player suggest that Bellingham sees Arsenal as one of the most exciting and improved teams in Europe right now, making a potential final between the two sides a perfect showcase of elite football.

Bellingham’s admiration for Arsenal is not entirely surprising. Under Mikel Arteta, the North London club have transformed into genuine contenders both domestically and in Europe. Their style of play—quick, technical, and aggressive—has drawn praise from across the football world, and it appears Bellingham is among those who have taken notice.

The England international is understood to view such a final as more than just another game. For him, it would represent a clash between two footballing philosophies: the historic dominance and experience of Real Madrid against the youthful energy and tactical evolution of Arsenal. It would also carry personal significance, as Bellingham would be facing one of England’s top clubs on the biggest stage in European football.

Since arriving at Real Madrid, Bellingham has quickly established himself as a leader within the squad, delivering decisive performances in crucial moments. His ability to influence games from midfield, score important goals, and dictate tempo has made him central to Madrid’s Champions League ambitions. With the Spanish giants once again pushing deep into the tournament, the dream of another European final is very much alive.

On the other side, Arsenal’s journey in the competition has captured attention. Their return to the latter stages of the Champions League has been marked by fearless performances and tactical maturity beyond their years. Players like Martin Ødegaard and Bukayo Saka have stepped up on the big stage, while the team as a whole has shown resilience against some of Europe’s toughest opponents.

A potential final between Real Madrid and Arsenal would also carry historical significance. The two clubs have rarely crossed paths in the Champions League, with their most notable meeting coming years ago. A final would not only renew that rivalry but elevate it to its highest possible stage.

For Real Madrid, the Champions League is a competition deeply embedded in their identity. With a record number of titles, they approach every campaign with the expectation of winning. For Arsenal, however, lifting the trophy would mark a historic achievement, as the club continues its pursuit of a first-ever Champions League title.

Bellingham’s reported desire for this matchup reflects his competitive mentality. Rather than seeking an easier path, he appears eager to face one of the strongest sides remaining in the tournament. It’s a mindset that aligns perfectly with Real Madrid’s tradition of embracing the biggest challenges.

Of course, there is still work to be done before such a final can become reality. Both teams must navigate difficult semi-final fixtures against top opposition. The margins at this stage of the competition are incredibly fine, and any slip could end the dream.

Still, the idea of Bellingham leading Real Madrid out against Arsenal in a Champions League final is already capturing the imagination of fans. It would be a spectacle filled with talent, narrative, and intensity—two clubs at different stages of their journeys, meeting at the pinnacle of European football.

As the tournament edges closer to its conclusion, all eyes will be on whether this blockbuster scenario can materialize. For now, Bellingham’s reported wish has only added fuel to the excitement surrounding what is shaping up to be a thrilling end to the Champions League season.

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