Unlike Gareth Southgate, Bellingham is going nowhere - the next England manager must learn to harness his brilliance and help change this nation's attitude towards confidenceJude Bellingham
Was Bellingham… supposed to turn this down? At the very least, he turned up in England’s first match, drawing the plaudits to suggest this was now his time to shine., along with captain Harry Kane, Kyle Walker and Declan Rice, but shied away from press conferences when other players fronted up.Jude Bellingham reportedly ‘lost it’ with Gareth Southgate during the final
“He’s giving it his all, 100 per cent. I don’t think that’s the problem. You want players demanding more from their teammates, and I think that’s what he was trying to do.” It is what makes him already standout at England, therefore, and throughout the Euros often had him playing on the edge, running himself into the ground and with the look of someone who could earn a “silly red card” according to Rooney, something he and Beckham know about all too well.