Jude Bellingham is now one of the biggest names in all of football. After a stellar debut season for Real Madrid, the midfielder has become the face of EA Sports FC 25, with all the bells and whistles that come with it.
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One of the most notable additions is that Bellingham's iconic celebration, which has been going on since his teenage days, is available to recreate in the game.
The open arm movement is now up there with Ronaldo's "Siu" and Cole Palmer's "Cold" celebrations, with kids, adults and anyone playing five-a-side football across the country imitating the stance.
Naturally, it's available to do in EA FC 25 as well. Whether you're playing as Bellingham or another of the best young players in FC 25, the celebration can easily be actioned, with all the details of how to do so found below.
How to do the Bellingham celebration in FC 25
EA FC 25. EA
To do Jude Bellingham's open arm celebration in FC 25, press L1/LB and rotate the RS anti-clockwise. This will activate the Arms to Crowd celebration, as it is known in-game.
Alternatively, if you score a goal with Bellingham, then you can activate his signature celebration by pressing the following button:
PS5/PS4 - X
Xbox Series X/S - A
Nintendo Switch - B
This will then correspond on PC depending on what controller you are using. The move does not need unlocking, and can be done straight away.
Bellingham's now iconic celebration has been seen on the footballing world stage throughout his debut year at Real Madrid, though its origins begin at Birmingham, where the Englishman started his professional career.
It was there, on his full league debut in a 1-0 win over Charlton, that Bellingham unveiled the open arm celebration for the first time.
Since then, it's been done time and time again, from Borussia Dortmund to Real Madrid to England. Long may it continue.
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