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England’s Tuchel praises Bellingham’s fiery style ahead of Czech camp
Tuchel says Bellingham’s best moments come when he plays with a bit of rage and will be a central figure in England’s upcoming matches.
By Felo News Desk · Published
England manager Thomas Tuchel said on 27 September that midfielder Jude Bellingham performs best when he plays with a bit of anger. Tuchel told the Standard that Bellingham “gets better if that happens” and that the 23‑year‑old “likes that” when he is pushed to his limits. He added that Bellingham is still friends with teammates such as Marc Cucurella, but that on the pitch he “doesn’t know any teammates” and is focused on winning. The comments come as England prepare to start a four‑match autumn camp in Czechia on Tuesday, with Tuchel hoping to see Bellingham in the starting line‑up. The midfielder helped England push to the death against Spain, forcing a late save from Unai Simón, and was named England’s player of the year for a second consecutive season.
Key facts
- England manager Thomas Tuchel said Bellingham performs best when playing with a bit of anger (standard.co.uk)
- Bellingham helped England push to the death against Spain, forcing a late save from Unai Simón (standard.co.uk)
- England will start a four‑match autumn camp in Czechia on Tuesday (standard.co.uk)
Sources
- [1] standard.co.uk — originally reported as “Tuchel explains how to get the best out of Bellingham: 'He likes that'”
