Thomas Tuchel asked Jude Bellingham to “channel” his emotions and continue to lead to England in the coming months and years.
Bellingham made for Myles Lewis Skelly’s debut destination for England and split the defense of Albania in her qualification game of the World Cup with a terribly weighted pass. It ended an impressive performance by the Real Madrid midfielder, who is considered one of the three leading players of the three lions despite 21 years.
Occasionally, Bellingham’s concerns to lead from the front from the front have brought him into difficulties with Match officials. He was sent out by the bad and abusive language in Real Madrid’s most recent league conflict with Osasuna-and the star born in Birmingham insisted that his words had been misinterpreted, and his fiery nature was brought to his determination to win.
Tuchel does not want to change this side of Bellingham’s temperament, but has warned that he has to control his feelings and concentrate on his hunger to win.
“He (Bellingham) says it loves to speak to the referee and the line man,” said the German. “He is a very emotional player as soon as he is on the field and I think they only see that he hates losing and everything it needs. He expresses himself. They see the hunger and the desire to win.
“I think he will keep this hunger and learn to channel emotions a little.
“This is never a problem. It is good to have it as he is. We will try to get the best out of it because he is a key player.”
Tuchel admitted that Bellingham, who has already been limited 41 times and has scored six international goals, is one of the English leaders and has to make sure that he is chess to help the finalist of the Euro 2024 to fulfill their excellent ambitions.
“We have to ensure that the leaders and he one of the managers and the main players, the most important players, go in the same direction and play in the same rhythm and help each other. And maybe play a little more disciplined to save energy for the crucial moments.”