Jude Bellingham set for lucrative new Real Madrid contract

Jude Bellingham set for lucrative new Real Madrid contract Jude Bellingham is next in line for a lucrative contract renewal at Real Madrid despite having almost three years remaining on his current deal. The England international joined Real Madrid from Borussia Dortmund in 2023 and quickly established himself as one of the most important players for Los Blancos. Bellingham has delivered 49 goals and 36 assists in 148 appearances since joining the 15-time Champions League winners. His current contract runs until June 2029, but Real Madrid are already preparing to reward him with improved terms. According to Matteo Moretto, speaking on Radio MARCA’s ‘La Pizarra’ (via Sport ), the midfielder is the next major player the Spanish giants intend to tie down. The report claims the proposed agreement could extend Bellingham’s stay at the Bernabeu until either 2030 or 2031. Real Madrid’s decision is not believed to be driven by any immediate concern over Bellingham’s contract situation. Instead, the club want his terms to reflect his growing importance to their long-term project. The midfielder currently earns considerably less than two of the club’s other headline stars, with estimates suggesting his fixed salary stands at around €20.83 million gross per season. Vinicius Junior recently extended his contract until 2032, while Kylian Mbappe is also understood to sit in the same approximate salary bracket as the Brazilian. Both reportedly earn around €31.25m gross annually before bonuses and incentives. A new Bellingham deal could therefore bring the Englishman significantly closer to that level. Real Madrid have built their project around Bellingham, Vinicius and Mbappe , and securing all three on long-term agreements would provide stability for their plans. Bellingham’s proposed renewal would also underline just how quickly his status has risen since arriving in Spain. He has become one of the finest midfielders in the world, a complete machine in the engine room for club and country. After playing a key role in England’s third-place finish at the 2026 World Cup, he has started the 2026/27 campaign with three goals and three assists in eight appearances.