Bellingham: I will undergo surgery after the Club World Cup I prefer to create threats in the opponent s penalty area

In the second round of the Group H of the Club World Cup held this morning, 10 players Real Madrid defeated Pachuca 3-1. Real Madrid midfielder Bellingham was interviewed after the game.

Real Madrid defender Raul Asensio was sent off with a red card in the 7th minute, but Real Madrid still won the final victory. Bellingham scored a goal in this game and was named the best player of the game after the game. Bellingham first said: "It's a mistake for everyone. We faced an adverse situation because we had to fight one less, and Asensio had to foul. But we knew how to adjust and change the situation."

Real Madrid invited Alonso as the new coach this summer, and Bellingham continued: "Alonso is a top coach. I talk to him often and we are very happy because he brought very good ideas to the new stage of the team."

Then Bellingham M noted that Real Madrid responded well when the 10-man fight: "The game became difficult after Asensio was sent off. But with our personality, we were able to handle it. We stood up to the pressure and Courtois performed very well in front of the goal. We didn't play a perfect game, but we can continue to work hard."

Bellingham has been receiving conservative treatment and sticking with injuries, but he decided to undergo surgery after the Club World Cup to cure his injury. "I feel that the pain is no longer so severe. I am tired of wearing protective gear to participate in the game. Due to sweating too much, my weight has dropped a lot. I will undergo surgery after this event. I have been waiting for a long time and I have no patience. However, the physiotherapists and team doctors have been doing well, but I hope I can play more freely."

Finally, Bellingham talked about his position on the field: "Indeed, today I am closer to the middle, and there have been some adjustments afterwards. I don't care whether I play No. 8 or No. 10, but I do prefer to enter the opponent's penalty area and create threats in front of the opponent's goal."