JUDE BELLINGHAM unveiled a new celebration after scoring England's Euro 2024 opener against Serbia.
And after the game the Real Madrid wonderkid revealed what the celebration was in tribute to.
The midfielder stormed in at the back post to head the Three Lions in front after just 13 minutes, which proved to be the winner in a 1-0 England victory.
Bukayo Saka's cross took a helpful deflection that fell to Bellingham, who beat the defender to the ball as he headed into the top corner.
He then showed off a never-before-seen celebration with team-mate Trent Alexander-Arnold.
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The pair both took a knee and placed their palm over their face, with some fans saying it reminded them of WWE star Booker T.
But it was in fact a nod to the card game Werewolf.
The 20-year-old explained: "When we play Wolf, one of the staff loves loves that face when he doesn't have a clue what's going on.
"That was a group celebration for the Wolf, the Wolf crew."
It is a card game which requires strategic thinking to come out on top and the objective of the game is to identify and kill the werewolves amongst the villagers.
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Bellingham beamed from ear to ear as he got back up to his feet, and he wasn't finished there.
The Real Madrid star turned to the crowd and pulled out his trademark celebration - stretching out his arms as he soaked up adoration from the travelling hoards of England supporters.
Bellingham had a busy first half as he showed off the other side to his game.
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After dispossessing Filip Kostic of the ball he celebrated in the Serb's face before shoving his opponent.
The Juventus ace did not take kindly to the incident, and could be seen having a pop at Bellingham as he walked off.
But England's talisman got away with his act of petulance as he avoided the referee's book.
