Jude Bellingham has received his World Cup Bronze Boot over two months after the tournament ended.The England midfielder has admitted he did not know the award existed, though.Bellingham has received his World Cup Bronze Boot two months after the tournament endedGettyBellingham scored seven goals in eight appearances for the Three Lions in North America this summer.His goals included braces against both Mexico and Norway as well as a strike in the third place play-off against France.Bellingham receives Bronze BootThe 23-year-old ended the World Cup as the third-highest scorer behind Kylian Mbappe and Lionel Messi, who scored 10 and eight goals, respectively.Despite finishing tied with Erling Haaland on goals, he won the award by virtue of having one assist to his name compared to his rival’s zero.As a result, Bellingham is the recipient of the tournament’s Bronze Boot, which he has now finally received.Previous winners of the award in recent years include Neymar, Romelu Lukaku and Olivier Giroud.He took to his JB5 app to reveal he was in possession of the trophy, sharing a snap of the boot in its box.Alongside the photo, Bellingham wrote: “Bronze boot from the World Cup… Didn’t know it was a thing but thanks anyway.”The Real Madrid man was also voted into the Team of the Tournament in recognition of his performances.Bellingham scored against Croatia and Panama during the group stage as well as his knockout stage heroics.Bellingham shared a snap of his award but admitted he did not know it existedJB5 AppHis seven-goal haul in the summer more than doubled his overall England tally, which now stands at 13 in 56 caps.The World Cup also represented his fourth major tournament with the Three Lions.He has since started the season in style, scoring three goals and providing three assists in seven LaLiga appearances for Real Madrid.England back in actionBellingham is preparing to add to his tally in the Nations League this weekend as Thomas Tuchel’s side return to action.They face Spain at Wembley Stadium on Saturday in their first match since beating France on July 18.The third place finish at the World Cup represented the Three Lions’ best performance since 1966.Bellingham scored seven goals and provided one assist for England at the World CupGettyMeanwhile, England will also play the Czech Republic and Croatia during the current international break.Bellingham is amongst those included in Tuchel’s 24-man squad for the fixtures.The England boss had initially selected 27 players, only for Tino Livramento, Kobbie Mainoo, Cole Palmer, Marcus Rashford and Declan Rice to withdraw.They have subsequently been replaced in the squad by James Garner and Morgan Gibbs-White.