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I don’t fly 5 inch but I heard that iflight naxgul xl5 eco is the best beginner budget friendly 5 inch.

When I started in fpv, I made a similar choice - built a beast of a 5inch, but I kind of regretted this decision as I was not very comfortable flying a big and arguably dangerous drone. With it also being quite easy to break after a single mistake having it as my only option stifled my flying skill development. If you're really starting from scratch the first step would be to get a good remote - Radiomaster Pocket (with ELRS protocol) is THE perfect remote to start, next you’ll want to spend ~10hrs in a simulator like Liftoff or the one we have here, on DIYFPV. When you've gotten comfortable with flying in the sim, I'd invest in a good whoop - they’re perfect for learning to actually fly, hard to break, parts are cheap and they're easy to maintain. There are 2 main sizes - the 65 and 75 (air65 vs. air75 for example). The 65s are perfect for flying indoors and can be flown outdoors, the 75 is a bit too large for indoors in my opinion, but handles better in the wind. Make sure that the whoop's RX also supports the ELRS protocol. For goggles, look on the second-hand market for some quality goggles with oled screens. There could be some older skyzones available for a good price near you. If you've already got a 5 inch and are looking for an RX, you can pick literally any ELRS receiver - the manufacturer and model does not really matter and a decent one can be grabbed for around 10-15EUR on Aliexpress.