Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham says he's 'learning from the pain' of his England team-mates as he reveals advice from Jordan Henderson

The Three Lions have yet to win a major international trophy since 1966 despite coming close on several occasions. In 2020, they ended up being runners-up in the European Championship and subsequently crashed out in the last eight in the 2022 World Cup.

Despite being just 20, Bellingham has become an integral part of the England squad and is already regarded as one of the stalwarts of Gareth Southgate's troops. He emerged as the messiah against Belgium as he struck deep inside stoppage time to salvage a draw against Romelu Lukaku and Co.

When asked whether he takes something from the England setbacks in the past, Bellingham told Sky Sports: "Yeah, definitely. I think the players who are still in the squad have experienced that kind of thing. You learn to learn from their pain if you like. When I speak to Hendo, with whom I am pretty close, he tells me how lucky I am to be in this squad with such a good environment. I try and listen to him a lot because of the role model he is to me. And he has properly helped me coming into this squad, helping me manage the expectations and responsibility."

After shining with England in the international break, Bellingham will return to Madrid and shift his focus on club commitments at the business end of the season. He will be back in action against Athletic Club on Sunday with Los Blancos in a La Liga fixture.