Jamie Carragher has made a big claim about Jude Bellingham and predicted whether England could win the World Cup.<\/p>\n
Carragher has been taken aback by Bellingham<\/a>\u2018s performances at the World Cup, with the Real Madrid star being one of the best players at the tournament.<\/p>\n The world-class midfielder moved onto six goals at the tournament by scoring a brace in England<\/a>\u2018s 2-1 win over Norway in the World Cup quarter-finals on Saturday night.<\/p>\n Heading into the tournament, it was unclear whether Bellingham would start ahead of Morgan Rogers, and Carragher has credited England boss Thomas Tuchel for his \u2018perfect man-management\u2019 of his star player.<\/p>\n \u2018The first time Bellingham, Declan Rice and Elliot Anderson started together as a midfield trio was against Croatia in the first group game,\u2019 Carragher said in his column for The Telegraph.<\/a><\/p>\n READ: Madueke bad at everything, Kane embarrassing and Tuchel weird to snub Man Utd star<\/a><\/p>\n \u2018That is not the decision of a coach who was 100 per cent sure of his best starting XI. In the first warm-up game against New Zealand, Morgan Rogers was preferred as the No 10.<\/p>\n \u2018Only Tuchel can reveal how much of this was by design, or because he harboured some doubts \u2013 not about Bellingham\u2019s talent, but about who was the better fit for the England team he was creating.<\/p>\n \u2018My inclination is to suggest Tuchel\u2019s man-management of Bellingham has been perfect, fine-tuning his superstar to the point where he arrived in the United States believing he had something to prove to his coach.<\/p>\n \u2018The best coaches are psychologists as well as tacticians. They get to know the personality of their players and understand if they need the arm on the shoulder or kick up the backside.\u2019<\/p>\n