Jude Bellingham expressed his displeasure after being substituted during England's 2-0 victory over Albania in a World Cup qualifier. The Real Madrid midfielder was replaced by Morgan Rogers with just six minutes remaining in the match, a decision that did not sit well with the 22-year-old. England head coach Thomas Tuchel acknowledged Bellingham's reaction, stating that most professional players dislike being taken off. However, he emphasised that he does not wish to escalate the situation. "Yeah he didn't like it but no-one likes it," Tuchel remarked. "But that's how it is. Morgan [Rogers] didn't like to be out and didn't deserve to be out but that was the decision." Bellingham had played nearly the entire match, having been booked earlier for a foul on Armando Broja. Tuchel explained that the substitution was made before England scored their second goal, and he felt it was necessary given Bellingham's yellow card. "I have to review it. I saw he was not happy, I don't want to make it bigger at the moment than it is," Tuchel added. He noted that Bellingham's competitive nature is a positive trait, but it also means he is unlikely to accept being substituted easily. The incident adds to the ongoing narrative between Bellingham and Tuchel as the World Cup approaches. Tuchel reiterated the importance of maintaining standards and respect within the team, stating, "We will not change our decision just because someone waves their arms." As the situation develops, further updates will be provided regarding Bellingham's reaction and the implications for the England squad ahead of the World Cup.