Relevo: Kylian Mbappe changed Real Madrid's game plan for last season, Bellingham was not comfortable(danyu)

Live broadcast on November 12 In the game against Osasuna, Bellingham finally scored his first goal of the season, and the Spanish media Relevo posted an article about the player's situation this season.

Bellingham scored for Real Madrid for the first time in 179 days, and he also set up Vinicius Jr.'s opener in this game, completing 44 of his 47 passes, all three of his long balls and three successful dribbles, winning four duels and sweeping away the gloom of the past few weeks.

Bellingham has been in poor shape since the start of the season, and within the club, there have been reports that he is not having a good time, and the players have shown it on a number of occasions, such as on the day of the national derby, when Bellingham's anger was particularly prominent, and he was very frustrated when he left the Bernabeu.

Bellingham's main problem this season has been his position, with players not playing comfortably over the past few months and Carlo Ancelotti failing to find the key to fitting well into his new game plan. Mbappe's arrival completely changed last year's game plan, and despite a big win against Osasuna, formation issues continue to plague the team.

This season, Carlo Ancelotti tried to play Bellingham as a right midfielder, but it didn't work well, so he moved him to the left, and the player has always been much further down the pitch than he was last season. In the match against Osasuna, though, things changed a bit.

In this game, Bellingham was initially deployed close to the left but quickly returned to the area where he was accustomed to last season, which was the middle. The players have the freedom to move and threaten the opposition goal at any time, and the team and players are once again playing a good game. As a modern midfielder, Bellingham has great physicality, can help defence, can run in tandem and can constantly dribble and plug in to contribute to the game.