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ALT Image one shows Jude Bellingham looking off camera against a taupe background. He wears an oatmeal-coloured suit with a striped white shirt. His arms are partly folded, with his left hand on his right bicep and his right hand near his mouth, in a thoughtful pose.

ALT Image two shows white writing on an orange background that reads: “I’ve always said that, off the pitch, I want to be a gentleman” - Jude Bellingham.

ALT Image three shows Jude Bellingham from the knees up, looking into the camera lens. He wears a red and black striped top with white shorts, a brown belt and a brown wool coat slung over his shoulders. His right hand is visible, as he gently pulls down his neckline.

ALT Image one shows Jude Bellingham from the torso up, looking into the camera. He wears a pale yellow top under a pale blue shirt unbuttoned halfway, with a thin brown belt and dark trousers. A black coat is slung over his shoulders. With his right hand, he pulls down the necklines of the top and shirt, and with his left he leans against some wooden cabinets. Behind him are pale tiles with an orange floral motif.

ALT Image two shows white writing on an orange background that reads: “I think fans put players on a pedestal sometimes and I never really want to be seen like that. I’d rather be seen as someone who is a human being first” - Jude Bellingham.

ALT Image one shows Jude Bellingham from the knees up, smiling and reclining on some pale blue sheets. He wears a rumpled Navy Adidas sweatshirt with three stripes down each arm and the white collar turned up, black pinstripe trousers and a brown belt. His gaze looks to the left of the camera. Behind him is a pastel pink panelled backdrop.

ALT Image two shows an orange background with white writing that reads: “I don’t ever want people to think that I’m perfect” - Jude Bellingham.

ALT Image three shows Jude Bellingham standing, from the knees up. He wears a red Adidas track top with three stripes down each arm, zipped up at the bottom. He wears a bright yellow T-shirt underneath and navy Adidas track pants. He looks to the right of the camera, with an unsmiling expression, and pulls up the sleeve of his right arm with his left hand. Behind him is cream-coloured wallpaper with a red, navy and beige slash pattern.

ALT Image four shows an orange background with white writing that reads: “I feel mature in a football context because I’ve played nearly 400 games, but in a life context, I don’t feel that mature now, to be honest” - Jude Bellingham.