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El ascenso meteórico de Jude Bellingham
![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Jude Bellingham is 20 years old. He's just been named LaLiga's player of the year after scoring 19 goals to fire Real Madrid to the league title in his debut season at arguably the world's biggest club. On Saturday, he'll play a Champions League final against Borussia Dortmund at Wembley Stadium, before flying off to star for England at this summer's European Championships.It's a dizzying trajectory, ticking off a lifelong checklist of career aspirations in just a few months. Surely even Bellingham -- whose quiet self-confidence and steely ambition come across in every performance on the field, and every public appearance off it -- couldn't have expected to achieve quite so much, so soon?- Stream on ESPN+: NWSL, LaLiga, Bundesliga, more (U.S.)"Yeah, I've got to be honest, probably, yeah," he said, smiling, speaking to a small group of journalists at Madrid's training ground on Monday, five days before the biggest game of his career to date. "I always thought I could reach this level. This was always the level I wanted to play at. I probably never realized it would happen so quickly."It's Bellingham's first Champions League final. His coach Carlo Ancelotti has been involved in nine -- three as a player, six as a coach -- over 40 years. Ancelotti knows the importance of savouring the build-up to a game like this. "It's a week to enjoy," Ancelotti said on Monday. "Until the day of the final, we'll enjoy the moment... Then, the worry arrives. The fear, the cold sweat arrives on Saturday afternoon, that's normal."Bellingham doesn't need reminding. "I'm really excited," he said. "It's a game I've been dreaming of since I started playing football. I understand the opportunity, I understand not many people get to play in games like this, and I don't want to waste a second. I want to take in the whole week. I want to take in the experience of the game, and try to enjoy it... It would be stupid now to get here and want to hide away from the occasion."If the prospect of winning club football's biggest prize weren't enough, Madrid's opponents on Saturday are Dortmund, the club which took a chance on Bellingham in 2020, signing him from Birmingham City as a 17-year-old and helping him grow as a player before his move to Madrid last summer."It's definitely special," Bellingham said on Monday. "But the preparation has to be the same as for every game. I know what makes me feel good going into a game, I've had experience of playing with some amazing pros, and I've always stolen little things from them. It's important to just be me going into the game, and try not to worry too much about the emotional side."A year at Madrid has seen Bellingham go from outstanding teenage prospect to global superstar, helped by a club record-breaking start to the season which saw him rack up 13 goals in 13 games. Long before the LaLiga title, individual awards were already heading his way -- the 2024 Kopa Trophy for best under-21 player, Tuttosport's 2024 Golden Boy award, the Laureus World Breakthrough Award -- with talk of being a contender for the 2024 Ballon d'Or.It started with a tactical switch, Ancelotti boldly picking Bellingham in a more attacking role, to compensate for Madrid's lack of a world-class centre-forward after the departure of Karim Benzema."It was from the first day," Bellingham said on Monday. "He [Ancelotti] said I was going to be playing a little bit higher. It's not something I'd done consistently before, but I was really excited by the prospect: being close to goal, being a bit more free in that top third. In the end it was a decent decision. He [Ancelotti] knows what he's doing!"Bellingham's second half of the season has been more discreet. A shoulder injury -- dislocated in November, protected with strapping since -- and an ankle problem picked up in February have affected his form. Ancelotti adjusted Bellingham's position in the team, dropping deeper and to the left, requiring more defensive off-the-ball work. Bellingham's goalscoring rate was reduced to that of a more typical midfielder, with six goals in 12 LaLiga games in 2024.In the Champions League, four goals in his first four group games -- against Union Berlin, Braga and twice against Napoli -- have been followed by six matches without scoring, including both legs against Manchester City and Bayern Munich. In those four quarter and semifinal games, Bellingham's combined xG (expected goals) was 0.12 from just three shots, in 374 minutes played.His most notable knockout stage contribution -- a vital one -- came with the team underperforming and under pressure in the home leg against RB Leipzig in the round-of-16, carrying the ball half the length of the pitch before splitting the Leipzig defence with an assist for Vinicius Junior. The move showcased Bellingham's strengths in a deeper role, his speed in transition and eye for a pass.Against City and Bayern he was more subdued, his individual displays reflective of the team's struggle to consistently impose itself in those ties. In the 3-3 home draw with Manchester City on April 9, Bellingham had 48 touches, fewer than any City player except Erling Haaland. In the 2-2 draw at Bayern Munich on April 30, he was substituted, tiring, on 75 minutes, replaced by Luka Modric with the team 2-1 down.Ancelotti has said Bellingham is "doing his job" -- "the goals have dropped off a bit, but the performance hasn't" he said in April -- and the team has kept on winning.They clinched LaLiga with four games to spare and in London, they can make it a league and Champions League double, Madrid's second in three years. Pre-match, you'll see Bellingham out on the Wembley pitch, walking alone, visualizing key moments in the game, a ritual he's followed all season."It's a belief that my family's always given me," Bellingham said on Monday. "Teammates I've had, staff members I've had from the [Birmingham] academy. I've always thought to dream as big as possible. It's a feeling I've always had growing up. I've worked hard, but there's a lot of luck involved as well. I don't shy away from saying how fortunate I've been. Now I'm here, I want to enjoy every moment." ,Jude Bellingham, 20 años, fue nombrado jugador del año de LaLiga tras marcar 19 goles para Real Madrid, liderando la liga. Mañana juega la final de la Champions League.](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Fri-31-May-2024-113713-EST.jpg)
Jude Bellingham, 20 años, fue nombrado jugador del año de LaLiga tras marcar 19 goles para Real Madrid, liderando la liga. Mañana juega la final de la Champions League.
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FIFA aprueba reglamentación de pagos para apoyar a mujeres futbolistas.
![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. FIFA's new pay regulations to support female players and coaches through pregnancy, adoption and maternity leave are a big step for women who have struggled to juggle children and career, former United States women's coach Jill Ellis has said.The regulations -- which were approved unanimously by the FIFA Council earlier this month -- include the minimum 14 weeks paid maternity leave for players being extended to coaches, while players and coaches adopting a child will be entitled to eight weeks paid absence when the adopted child is younger than two.- Stream on ESPN+: LaLiga, Bundesliga, more (U.S.)A female player or coach who is not the biological mother will be granted a minimum of eight weeks family leave.The new regulations will also allow women to receive full pay while absent from training or matches due to menstrual problems, plus encourage teams to allow female players more contact with family while on international duty."[A football career] shouldn't be exclusive of being a mum or raising a child, it should be inclusive of that," Ellis said."If I didn't have support around me, I wouldn't have had the ability to do that and maintain my career."These are big steps and big strides to really normalise the life that we go through as women ... that's what we want to provide now at every level, the club level, the national team level, the opportunity for pro players to have the chance to be mums." The former coach guided the USWNT to World Cup wins in 2015 and 2019, and led FIFA's Technical Study Group at the 2023 tournament. Under the new regulations, clubs can onboard players outside a registration period to temporarily replace female players who are absent for pregnancy, adoption or family leave, while players returning to football for any of those reasons can be registered outside a registration period.Players will be entitled to receive full pay while absent due to severe menstruation."When you're playing sport for a living, and in a professional environment, we have to factor in that the female menstrual cycle can also impact on your ability to deliver within your role," FIFA's Chief Football Women's Officer Sarai Bareman said."So, it's important that we protect those that are affected by their menstrual cycles in a way that it doesn't put at risk their employment situation with their club and, ultimately, their ability to earn money."Member associations will also be encouraged to allow female players to have contact with their families while with their international teams, an important move for mothers, who can be away from their children for as long as six weeks while on World Cup duty."That can have a big toll on the player, mentally, but also on the child," Bareman said. "So, encouraging the member associations to make provision or to allow for those mothers to have children with them during the camp, during the tournament, is a really important step which will support not only female players but all players in our sport."The new updates to the Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players will go into effect on Saturday. ,FIFA aprueba nuevas regulaciones de pago para apoyar a jugadoras y entrenadoras durante embarazo, adopción y licencia de maternidad. Jill Ellis elogia el avance.](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Fri-31-May-2024-095552-EST.jpg)
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