Jude Bellingham Wins 2026 World Cup Bronze Boot Award
Jude Bellingham celebrated winning the 2026 World Cup Bronze Boot after scoring 7 goals, placing him behind Kylian Mbappe, who won the Golden Boot with 10 goals, and Lionel Messi, who scored 8. Bellingham expressed surprise at the award's existence, stating he did not know about it until it was delivered to his home.
He shared a picture of the award on his JB5 app, thanking for the recognition. England's campaign concluded with a semi-final defeat to Argentina.
The Bronze Boot, previously known as the 'Bronze Shoe', was first awarded in 1982 to Zico of Brazil, who scored four goals. The award has been intermittently given in subsequent tournaments and was renamed in 2010.
Bellingham's 7 goals make him the highest scorer to finish third in the World Cup scoring charts, although the increased goal tally in the 2026 tournament resulted in his third-place finish.
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