According to the Ass, Bellingham performed poorly after returning from injury, and Real Madrid was worried that his recovery was not ideal.

In the football world, impatience often does not have good results. This seems to be exactly the problem facing Bellingham and coach Alonso. Bellingham returned from shoulder surgery a month early, but his return did not achieve the expected results. In the Madrid derby, he failed to show his due level, and in the match against Almaty Kyrat, despite almost tailoring for him, he still failed to have a good chemistry with the team as a substitute.

The club was worried about Bellingham's hasty comeback. Although the player himself hoped to return to the arena as soon as possible, he finally made a comeback with outstanding performance in training and the recognition of the coach.

However, his return to the arena after 73 days was not ideal. The derby hit Bellingham even more, and he became one of the main representatives of Real Madrid's inability to make the world come true in that game. There were zero shots throughout the game, and most of the time I was chasing my opponent and was unable to contribute effective attacks. The number of passes was even five times less than when I was against Levante.

Alonso did not explain much about Bellingham's starting choice: "We need everyone, Bellingham is a key member, and he is in good training." However, the game in Kazakhstan did not improve this situation.

Alonso resumed his pre-match offensive lineup (Mastantono starts, Guerre returns to the regular position), while Bellingham walked to the locker room in frustration after the final whistle. Even after making his debut in the last ten minutes, he failed to seize the opportunity and lost four ball rights in a short period of time, which is undoubtedly a bad signal.

How to get Bellingham back on track, especially in the urgent need to boost morale after the derby defeat, will be an important task for Alonso. Faced with the upcoming Battle of Villarreal, this game is not only a need for points, but also a test for the team's adjustment.