The paths of Taylor Swift and Real Madrid are, lately, more linked than either of them might think. The American artist will be in charge of giving one of the first concerts at the new Santiago Bernabéu on May 30. Thousands of fans will go to the colossal stadium on Concha Espina street to see the singer perform, although, apparently, they wouldn’t mind seeing a new Jude Bellingham recital either.
Los swifties They have surprisingly broken into the awarding of the Golden Boy award from the public to the best player of the season under 21 years of age. Despite the fact that the original award -and the most important- is granted by the journalists’ votes, there is another trophy that will go to the player who receives the most votes on the website of Tuttosport.
Bellingham, Musiala, Alejandro Balde and Gavi were the main favorites. The vote was in favor of Spanish over English (45.2% to 30.3%) until Some statements from the Barcelona side came to light in which he acknowledged not liking Taylor Swift’s music. An innocent comment that the legion of followers of the artist has not let go. “We can’t let him win the prize. Vote for Jude Bellingham here”, several Twitter accounts have written, citing the Spanish’s statements.
This is how the voting goes
What until then was an open vote in which Bellingham had 30.3% of the elections, suddenly it became an undisputed provisional victory for the Englishman, who reached 60.3% of the vote in just seven minutes. Right now, with over a million selections, Bellingham has 49.5% of the votes, to 27.5% for Balde. Jorrel Hato (8.7%), Lewis Hall (6%), Musiala (2.3%) and Gavi (2%) close the Top-6. The contest opened on September 5 and will be open until November, the month in which the two awards will be given to the winning footballers.
The power of conviction of Taylor Swift fans, as has been seen, is immense. The artist’s fans are some of the most unconditional, as demonstrated by the incredible prices that are being paid in the resale of his concert at the Santiago Bernabéu. The amounts have shot up to 6,000 euros after the original tickets ranged between 70 and 600 euros.
