Bellingham is not a striker, it was only on how smart and tactically coordinated they were able to secure all their wins. It took them a lot composure to be able to win everything they won whereas if they had a standard striker it would have to be a lot easier for them. All they have to do is to work out out the opportunity, create chances and passes then give to their striker to do the finishing, I hope they stick to finding a permanent striker. With the involvement of Mbappe they still retain their stand as the best and a lot they will achieve coming season.
It's really interesting how Madrid was able to achieve all that they were able to achieve even without a striker all this while, it was just a alternation of position just to make up for the space but it never felt like it, from the la Liga games to the champions league it has always felt like they are playing with a complete squad with every position having the right player occupying them until the game ends its not felt like there was a position where they needed a better substitution.
The arrival of mbappe means a whole lot for Madrid as the burned of having a striker is finally lifted off them and they are now in one of their best forms to be able to handle the rest of the positions in their games by next season, they have got good combination of attackers and forward which will definitely get them to been able to be much more productive than they have been subsequently, Madrid still remains a very excellent team because it's really interesting how they managed to have the kind of great performance they had this season without a striker of which for some teams they will not be able to perform optimally.
This has been one of mbappes dream to be in a team as Madrid where he will probably get an opportunity to win the champions league trophy and even get a better balloon D' or nomination by the end of the seasons ahead because he will need to put up that very spectacular performance that will give him that edge over other players to nominated of which I'm optimistic about his performance well enough.
Jude Bellingham right from his days at Borussia Dortmund isn't a striker but plays in the no. 10 role but when he came to Real Madrid in the summer, he started playing as a false 9 in the new playing formation that Carlo Ancelotti introduced to the club. The club after losing Karim Benzema last year summer couldn't get his replacement so Bellingham was playing in a more offensive position than his natural position and the formation actually paid off as we saw Real Madrid win the UEFA Champions League title as well as the Spanish La Liga title. I'm surprised that so many people were expecting Jude Bellingham to score more league goals and claim the Spanish golden boot award even when he's not a natural striker.
Real Madrid will definitely sign Kylian Mbappe in the nearest days so if Kylian Mbappe is signed, it means that Jude Bellingham will definitely go back to his no.10 role come next season as the French man will be playing in the top 9 role