Anthony Barry, England's assistant coach, says the new system gives Jude Bellingham more freedom, which brings out his best form.

Barry said: "This system allows Jude Bellingham to play more naturally rather than being confined to a rigid position. He can move freely in areas where he feels he can be a threat, and that brings out the best in him. We've shifted to a principles-based approach that gives the team more flexibility and fluidity."

Barry, who has previously worked with the Portuguese national team, the Belgian national team, and Bayern Munich, wants Jude Bellingham to maintain his aggressive playing style. On Bellingham's character, he said: "You might call it 'anger,' but I prefer to call it 'fire.' I absolutely don't want to take that away from Jude Bellingham. It's part of his nature both on and off the pitch, and it's what has taken him to the world level. So we don't want to diminish that fire."

Barry added: "He's only 23 years old and he will continue to grow. We all have high expectations for him, but he's also finding his own way. It's a pleasure to work with him. He's a fantastic young man with great desire and ambition."

On Bellingham's positioning, Barry said: "Paul Scholes played as a number 6, number 10, and even as a left winger. Jude Bellingham can perform at a high level in all these positions."

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