Jose Mourinho issues cheeky request to Jude Bellingham after midfielder exposes mum’s crush after Champions League final

Jude Bellingham fulfilled his dream by lifting the Champions League on Saturday – before succeeding in getting his mum her wish.

The Real Madrid winger hilariously stitched up mother Denise following Los Blancos’ 2-0 win over Borussia Dortmund at Wembley.

An emotional Bellingham celebrated a remarkable season – which also saw him win the LaLiga title in his debut year in Spain – with his family in the stands.

Bellingham then brought his mum Denise, dad Mark and younger brother Jobe, who is currently starring at Sunderland, out onto the pitch with him.

And in footage caught by TNT Sports, he then made a beeline for Jose Mourinho, who was pitchside providing analysis of the final at the Home of Football.

The pair could be seen embracing, before the England international asked the Special One if he could pose for a picture… with his mum.

Mourinho was more than happy too as he smiled down the lens, leading Bellingham to quip: “Sorry about that, my mum’s fancied you for years!”

In classic Mourinho fashion, he then joked about the youngster joining him at Fenerbahce, with the 61-year-old set to be announced as the Turkish side’s next manager.

He simply stated: “Now you come to Fenerbahce!”

The ex-Chelsea boss confirmed he will be taking over the Istanbul giants in a video shared by Fenerbahce on Instagram.

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In the clip, he remarked: “Merhaba Fenerbahce fans.

“See you tomorrow at Kadikoy and let’s start our journey together.”

As for Bellingham, he was close to tears after realising a childhood dream to help Madrid win their 15th European Cup.

Paying tribute to his parents, told TNT Sports: “I’ve always dreamt of playing in these games. You go through life with people telling you that you can’t do things.

“Days like this remind you. It gets hard sometimes and you wonder whether it’s worth it, but nights like this make you realise. I was alright until I saw my mum and dad.”

He added: “Nights like where they could have been at home by seven o’clock, but they’re out until 12 on trips to take me to football.

“And my little brother [Jobe Bellingham] who I’m trying to be a role model for. The best night of my life.”