Bellingham sings at Real Madrid parade after Champions League victory
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Fans lined the street for number 15, extending their own record.
Thousands gave their side a hero's welcome following the 2-0 victory against Dortmund at Wembley.
The party continuing late into the night and it's a party Madrid fans will be more than familiar with by now.
This is their second Champions League title in three seasons and a sixth in ten years.
What a way to go out for this guy, Toni Kroos, giving a special send-off.
Retiring from domestic football after ten years at the Bernabeu, his sixth Champions League win.
That is staggering, five of which were with Real Madrid, where he's also claimed, get ready for it,
four La Liga titles, four Spanish Super Cups, four UEFA Super Cups, five Club World Cups and one Copa del Rey.
I hope he's got a big enough trophy cabinet, I'm sure he does, he might need a couple of rooms actually.
What about him, the mastermind behind it all, Carlo Ancelotti, there he is in the sunglasses having a big toke on his cigar.
He repeated his famous 2022 celebration, shades on the cigar and dancing with the players.
Great moves, Carlo, he's now won five Champions League crowns as a manager, the most.
And what a first season in Madrid for Jude Bellingham, he has won the Champions League, La Liga and the Spanish Super Cup in his first season.
As well as 23 goals in all competitions and the La Liga Player of the Season award, not too shabby.
Also worth a mention for Madrid, captain Nacho, shown here draping a Madrid scarf over a statue of the goddess Cybele.
Could he have played his last game for the club? He's out of contract this summer.
I think it's six Champions Leagues for him as well, joint most ever.
Before Bellingham took it upon himself to gee up the crowd.
Very happy, you know, it marks an amazing first season for me.
Like I always say, I'm so grateful to be part of this club and yesterday was another reason why.
To see the love from the fans here today, you know and you realise quickly how much it means to the people of Madrid.
This stadium, fantastic, spectacular, the best stadium in the world, is capable of generating an energy that has allowed us and will allow us to never give up and do things that can be unthinkable.
Why?

