Ass: Bellingham is not doing well against Atletico Madrid and needs to work hard to get back to his best form

The Ass reported that Bellingham's condition worried Real Madrid, and his performance after his comeback failed to meet expectations.

Bellingham was previously absent due to shoulder surgery. After his comeback, Harvey Alonso let him gradually return to the arena. He only played for 1 minute against Espanyol and 19 minutes against Levante. In the derby, Xavi Alonso made his choice to let Mastantono leave the starting lineup and make room for the England player. The result is obvious to all. A chaotic Real Madrid failed to replicate their good performance in the previous rounds.

The counter-grabbing data in the opponent's half-time was particularly obvious. In the first few rounds, Real Madrid averaged 31 times, although it had declined compared to the first two rounds (the cumulative number of 84 times). But when facing Atletico Madrid, the counter-robbery after conceding a goal was a disaster, with only 11 successful counter-robbery in the opponent's half. The total number of steals also suffered a significant regression, with only 40 times, compared with 59 times against Levante. The decline not only appears on the defensive end, but also on the offensive end. Real Madrid only completed 6 shots and only 2 shots on the right hand, which is the two goals. That's much lower than their average in the pre-Derby league: 19.5 shots in total and 7.2 shots.

This is Real Madrid's performance at the team level, and Bellingham has not improved the situation at the personal level. He had only 43 touches, the same as goalkeeper Courtois, with only 5 passes in the third offensive zone and 7 lost ball rights.

Alonso has work to do next, and Bellingham also needs to work hard to restore his former level. Alonso currently chooses not to target individuals: "We need everyone, Bellingham is crucial. He trains well. We will analyze these decisions, we will summarize something, and we will not forget this defeat."