With England failing to beat Brazil in the penultimate international friendly ahead of Euro 2024, former Scotland midfielder Graeme Souness questioned the role of Jude Bellingham and wanted him to put a few of the Brazilian's 'on their a***'
Jude Bellingham should have gone like for like with Lucas Pacqueta and put the Brazilian on his backside.
"Declan Rice is solid, but theres' no real cuteness to his play. I thought Bellingham was ordinary, he was getting fouled... I have to say he was going to ground rather easily. "He was knocking people down all over the place but you've got to show a bit more resistance, how about putting him on his backside occasionally if you're playing against him?"Arsenal handed unusual kick-off time and awkward fixture pile-up along with title rivalsSouness was unimpressed with the Madrid star and said he looked ordinary
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