Bellingham Hits 100 Real Madrid Wins in 150 Games

Jude Bellingham won his 100th game for Real Madrid on October 14, 2026, in his 150th appearance for the club, a 4 to 3 Champions League comeback at Roma. Two thirds of the games he has played in white have ended in a win, and Real Madrid's own breakdown shows which competitions supplied them.

He did not score in Rome. His closest chance went narrowly wide, and the milestone arrived on a night when others finished the work, which fits how the number has been built.

Real Madrid's Count Splits the 100 by Competition

Bellingham has 100 wins in 150 matches since his debut on August 12, 2023, a win rate of 66.7 percent. The club lists those 150 games as 95 in La Liga, 35 in the Champions League, 7 in the Club World Cup, 6 in the Copa del Rey, 6 in the Spanish Super Cup and 1 in the UEFA Super Cup.

The wins break down as 67 in La Liga, 20 in the Champions League, 5 in the Club World Cup, 4 in the Spanish Super Cup, 3 in the Copa del Rey and 1 in the UEFA Super Cup. League football carries the total: 67 wins in 95 games is 70.5 percent, while the Champions League sits at 20 in 35, or 57.1 percent. Europe has been harder than Spain for him, even with a Champions League title among his five trophies. The others are the Club World Cup, the UEFA Super Cup, La Liga and the Spanish Super Cup. He has scored 49 goals across the four seasons.

Game 100 Came in July 2025 With 67 Wins Banked

Bellingham played his 100th match for Real Madrid on July 9, 2025, in the Club World Cup semifinal against Paris Saint Germain, and Real Madrid's tally at that milestone showed 67 wins. Reaching 100 wins therefore took 50 more games, which means 33 wins in his last 50, or 66 percent.

That is nearly the pace of his first 100 games, which produced 67. The two milestones sit fifteen months apart and measure different things, appearances in July 2025 and victories this week, yet the rate barely moved between them.

One Season Supplied 37 of the 100

Bellingham's best season for wins was 2024/25, when Real Madrid counts 58 matches and 37 victories. That single season holds 37 percent of his 100 wins, which leaves 63 for the other three.

Fifty eight matches is a heavy load for a midfielder, and it explains why the 2024/25 total towers over the rest. The 2025/26 and 2026/27 seasons have not repeated it, but the win rate has held, because the last 50 games converted at nearly the same clip as the first 100.

Three Late Goals Turned 3 to 1 Into 4 to 3

Real Madrid trailed Roma 3 to 1 at the Stadio Olimpico and scored three times late to win 4 to 3. Kylian Mbappé had scored in the 25th minute, on a Hermoso mistake, in what was his 100th Champions League match, and Endrick made it 3 to 3 before Antonio Rüdiger tapped in the winner from an Arda Güler corner.

Roma had lost each of its previous four Champions League meetings with Real Madrid without scoring, and scored three times here. Jose Mourinho, who signed through June 30, 2029 at a closed door ceremony in August, won in a city where he once coached, and Rüdiger is another former Roma player. The result leaves Real Madrid on six points from two league phase games and Roma on one.

Bellingham started in midfield. His closest chance went narrowly wide.

August Went to Raphinha, Rome Went Without a Goal

Bellingham has been a supplier more than a finisher this season. On August 26 he finished Real Madrid's 4 to 1 win over Real Sociedad with two assists and no goal, one of them for Vinicius Junior's 68th minute strike, and he played the one two with Mbappé that led to his 60th minute goal.

When LaLiga announced its August Player of the Month on September 11, Raphinha beat Bellingham in the final vote, along with Alex Baena, Pierre Emerick Aubameyang and Nahuel Tenaglia.

In July he was the player swapping shirts with Mexico's Gilberto Mora after England's 3 to 2 win in the World Cup round of 16 on July 5.