Jude Bellingham spotted asking a fan for a poster of him Rodrygo and Vinicius Jr

Jude Bellingham claimed his first piece of silverware with Real Madrid after beating Barcelona 4-1 in the final of the Spanish Super Cup in Saudi Arabia on Sunday.

During his celebrations, the England midfielder was seen holding up a Grand Theft Auto themed banner of him, Rodrygo and Vinicius Jr up inside the stadium.

A video has emerged online showing the Los Blancos star, who arrived in the Spanish capital in a £113million deal last summer, approaching fans inside the KSU Stadium, Riyadh to ask for the banner.

He was seen collecting it from the fans before unfurling it and waving it over his head.

The 20-year-old then walked away from the supporters with the banner, smiling and waving it back to the fans as he paced around the pitch in delight.

The banner showed the trio of Real Madrid stars posing underneath the caption that read 'Spanish Super Cup' with the number 13 written in Roman numerals in reference to this being the 13th time the Spanish giants have won the trophy.

Bellingham, meanwhile, has been in sensational form for Real Madrid since his arrival at the Bernabeu and is, according to stats boffins, now the world's most valuable footballer at approximately £230m.

Across all competitions, Bellingham has returned 18 goals and six assists in 24 appearances, with 13 of those strikes coming in LaLiga.

And while he didn't get on the score sheet on Sunday, he continued his memorable season, providing Vinicius Jr with a sensational assist that allowed the Madrid forward to go sneak his way behind the Barcelona defenders before putting Carlo Ancelotti's side 1-0 up.

Fans reacted on social media to the sensational pass that saw the England midfielder play Vinicius in, stating: 'Someone get that pass from Bellingham! That was a joke'.

Rodrygo would tee Vinicius up for his second just three minutes later.

Robert Lewandowski would pull a goal back for the Blaugarana in the 33rd minute, but Rodrygo would score his hat-trick with a penalty before half-time.

Rodrygo, meanwhile, would get on the score sheet too, precisely placing the ball into the bottom-right corner of the Barcelona goal in the 64th minute of the match.