Thomas Tuchel says Bellingham is a key player for the team

England manager Thomas Tuchel acknowledges that Bellingham is a key player for the team and will continue to be so, and the priority now is to find the structure and space to get the most out of the player.  

Thomas Tuchel said his task was to build a team around Bellingham and get the best out of a top player.  

England's all-time top scorer Harry Kane scored his 70th goal for the club, with Lewis Skelly receiving a pass from Bellingham and finishing the match with a beautiful finish.  

Thomas Tuchel knows that Bellingham is key to the team's success, but he still feels that the player has not yet shown his true potential. Thomas Tuchel said: "Bellingham is a key player in our team and will always be. Now our main task is to find the structure and space in the team so that this player can show his maximum potential."  

"He's had his moments but sometimes it feels like he's probably done too much. I think he gives everything for the team everywhere, so I think I have to help him and make him more comfortable in his game."  

"We need to make sure the head coach, the main players and the key players are all moving towards the same goal and playing at the same tempo. In addition, the players also need to help each other so that the game can be more disciplined and save some energy for the decisive moment."  

Thomas Tuchel once told his players that he hoped they would be more honest and able to criticize each other in order to improve their level.  

Thomas Tuchel said: "Once Bellingham comes on the field, he is a very emotionally stable player. He will do his best and you can see his desire to win. Sometimes I think he will maintain this desire. I am very happy that he can continue to stay in the team and play to his best advantage. As I have always said, Bellingham will always be a key player in our team."