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England manager Thomas Tuchel discussed midfielder Jude Bellingham's performance during a match against Spain, noting that Bellingham plays better when he is motivated by competitive intensity and "a bit of rage." Tuchel also mentioned that Bellingham focuses solely on winning and does not socialize with teammates during games. The coach expressed his desire to start Bellingham in upcoming matches but emphasized the need for medical clearance due to the player's rigorous schedule this season.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-02,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
At a sold-out Wembley Stadium, England's national team returned from the World Cup with Thomas Tuchel at the helm, facing Spain after England's semi-final loss to Argentina. Tuchel praised midfielder Jude Bellingham, stating that he performs better when playing with "a bit of rage." During a recent match against Spain, Bellingham engaged in a verbal altercation with teammate Marc Cucurella from Real Madrid, an incident Tuchel downplayed as Bellingham’s competitive nature. Despite the controversy, Bellingham was instrumental in England's efforts, forcing a late save by Unai Simón of Spain and being named England's player of the year for consecutive seasons. Tuchel plans to start Bellingham in an upcoming match against Czechia on Tuesday, expecting another strong performance from the midfielder.
Written for “Jude Bellingham Coaching Notes” on 2026-10-05,
grounded in this article and the 0 other(s) covering the same event.
A sold-out Wembley witnessed a rollercoaster return to action after the World Cup as the side which lifted the trophy travelled to a team reeling from the painful semi-final collapse against Argentina.
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which → sell → Argentina
“He likes that,” England boss Tuchel said.
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Tuchel → like → that
“He gets better if that happens.
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that → get → ?
“It’s better if he plays with a bit of rage.
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he → ’ → rage
It’s what he does.
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he → ’ → what
I think sometimes he is looking for these moments to get his fire going.”
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fire → think → moments
When Bellingham’s slanging match with Real colleague Marc Cucurella was mentioned, Tuchel said: “I think he doesn’t know any team-mates when he is in the national team.
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he → slang → team
“He wants to win.
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He → want → ?
He doesn’t know any team-mates.
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He → know → mates
Bellingham helped England push to the death against Spain and forcing a late save from Unai Simon at the end of a week that saw him crowned England’s player of the year for the second straight season.
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him → help → season
Tuchel would love to start the 23-year-old as the four-match autumn camp continues in Czechia on Tuesday, and the German expects the midfielder to put in another all-action display.
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midfielder → love → display
“It’s the only style he can play, that’s just his game,” he said.
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he → ’ → ?
“It’s not an economic game, but let’s see.
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’s → ’ → ?
“I would love to have him four times on the pitch.
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I → love → pitch
I think the concern is that he hasn’t done it this season in this tight period.
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he → think → period
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“We will need to check with the physios.
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We → read → physios
We will not put Jude in any risk.
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We → put → risk
But in terms of style, it’s just how he plays.”
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he → ’ → style
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