"You go through life and there are so many people who say you can't do things and days like today just remind you why [you keep going].
"It gets a bit hard at times and you wonder if it's worth it. Nights like tonight make you realise.
He added: "I was alright until I saw my mum and dad's face. The amount of nights where they can be at home by seven o'clock and they're doing trips at 11 and 12 at night to take me to football.
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Jude Bellingham lifted his first-ever Champions League trophy at Wembley. (Image: Getty)
"And my little brother there who I'm trying to be a role model for, yeah, I can't put into words, it's the best night of my life."
It caps off a sensational debut season for Bellingham, who joined from Borussia Dortmund for £88.5million in the summer.
However, in true winner's fashion, Bellingham admitted there is still room for improvement: "I think [the season] it's got to be up there.
"We missed out on the Copa del Rey, but there are always many more years to get that one, but I couldn't have dreamed it much better than this.
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