Jude. Is. Back. Thomas Tuchel is set to bring Jude Bellingham into England’s squad for this month’s World Cup qualifiers the clearest “no more sideshows, let’s go win things” signal yet from the new gaffer.
Bellingham missed October while rebuilding after shoulder surgery; now he’s purring for Real Madrid and the call is coming.
Since the last camp he’s started five straight for Madrid and scored in three including that statement night in a 2 – 1 win over Barcelona.
England face Serbia at Wembley next Thursday and Albania in Tirana three days later, already qualified with six wins from six, and there’s only one more camp before the finals.
If you’re building chemistry, you don’t wait you jam your best No.10-shaped cheat code straight back into the XI.
And this fits the bigger picture: Tuchel’s England is a meritocracy with a ruthless creative room (Rogers, Eze, Gibbs-White, Palmer when fit, Foden) where Bellingham’s gravity turns tidy patterns into kill shots the exact dynamic mapped out in the wider look at Tuchel’s England: World Cup 2026 Contenders. Buckle up Wembley is about to hear that roar again.
