Real Madrid Star Gets Rousing Welcome From National Teammates as Video Emerges

• Eduardo Camavinga last Saturday won the Champions League title with Real Madrid beating Liverpool in the final
• The 19-year-old was then given adorable welcome by his teammates in the French Under 21 national team
• Real Madrid stars produced stunning performance against Liverpool with Vini Jr. netting the winning goal

An adorable video has emerged on social media where Real Madrid star Eduardo Camavinga was given a rousing welcome by his teammates in the French Under 21 national team.

This is coming days after the 19-year-old midfielder helped his club Real Madrid to win the Champions League beating Premier League side Liverpool 1-0 in the final.

Liverpool were tipped by many football fans around the world to win the Champions League title for this year, but Real Madrid stars were more determined and came out victorious.

Eduardo Camavinga and his teammates would have even ended the game as 2-0 winners, but Karim Benzema's goal was ruled as offside.

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The first half of the Champions League final encounter ended goalless before Real Madrid came out more aggressive in the second half and it was Vini Jr. who scored the winning goal in the 59th minute.

Real Madrid fans would also have their goalkeeper Courtois to thank as he made good saves to deny Liverpool from scoring in the final.

See below video of how Eduardo Camavinga was welcomed

Karim Benzema emerges as the 2021/22 UEFA Champions League player of the season

Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how UEFA's Technical Observer panel named Real Madrid's Karim Benzema as the 2021/22 UEFA Champions League Player of the Season.

The 34-year-old was phenomenal in the course of the just-concluded season inspiring Los Blancos to a record 14th Champions League title and his fifth since moving from Lyon in 2009.

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He found the back of the net 15 times in the Champions League which eventually earned him top spot in the competition scoring charts.

Ten of those goals came in the preliminary rounds of the tournament as he began with a magical late hat-trick against Paris Saint-Germain in the round of 16.

Benzema then scored another hat-trick against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge and then buried the extra-time winner to oust the holders in Spain.