'Hey Jude': David Beckham's special congratulations to Bellingham as Real Madrid win 15th UCL

Real Madrid have done it once again. Their magical stranglehold over the Champions League continues as the Eternal Kings of Europe beat Borussia Dortmund 2-0 in the Champions League final at Wembley on Saturday to win their 15th Champions League crown. 

In a truly special season one of the biggest stars for Real Madrid was their summer signing Jude Bellingham who scored an astonishing 23 goals in his first season as a Blancos player and was vital in Real Madrid's 36th La Liga and 15th Champions League crown. 

As the English superstar continues to make history for the club, a former Real Madrid and English legend David Beckham was over the moon for Jude and took to his Instagram to issue a very special congratulations to the midfielder. 

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David Beckham congratulates Bellingham in iconic manner

As soon as Real Madrid won the Champions League final, the Manchester United and Real Madrid superstar dropped an amazing post on Instagram.  

In his post, David Beckham showed off his ripped physique and was doing the arms spread out wide Jude Bellingham's viral celebration. 

He wrote, “Hey Jude, what a first season. Champions”, in the caption on his Instagram Post.  

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David Beckham wishing Jude Bellingham in style is certainly a great side as a former Englishmen who teared it apart at Los Blancos, Beckham has been mightily impressed with Jude in his first season.  

Jude Bellingham has had an incredible season at Real Madrid and is now one of the top contenders to win the Ballon D'Or award alongside Real Madrid teammates Vinicius Jr and Toni Kroos. 

Having won the UEFA Champions League and La Liga in his first season with Real Madrid, Jude Bellingham will want to win the UEFA Euros in the summer with England to further strengthen his case for Ballon D'Or.