Former international player: Beilein played like he was under pressure, and Rogers’ rise and integration were variables in his position.

In the final round of the World Cup qualifying group match on Sunday night, the England team defeated Albania 2-0 away from home. Bellingham, who started again after many games, has once again become the focus of attention. Former England international defender Stephen Warnock told the BBC that the rise of Morgan Rogers has become a variable in whether Bellingham can serve as a regular starter in the national team.

Stephen Warnock said: "I felt like Bellingham was playing like a player who was under pressure and fighting for his place in a position he had never played in an England shirt before."

"The feeling was that Bellingham was going to be a player for many years to come. He has always been a starter for England. However, the emergence of Morgan Rogers and the way he has integrated into the style of play that Tuchel wants suddenly raises a lot of questions."

"We only saw one or two moments of magic - he found passing routes that other players could not find."