On November 13, 2025, England's national team is set to face Serbia in a World Cup qualifier. The match holds significance as England has already secured their spot in the next summer's World Cup. Jude Bellingham, a notable player for the Three Lions, is expected to start from the bench after being omitted from Thomas Tuchel's starting eleven. Tuchel has shown a preference for Morgan Rogers in the No 10 role, citing Rogers' recent performances as the reason for his continued inclusion in the starting lineup. Bellingham, who had missed the past four games due to being dropped from the squad, has been recalled for this fixture along with Albania. In the competition for the No 10 position, he finds himself alongside Eberechi Eze and Phil Foden. Tuchel previously warned that he would not feature big names like Harry Kane, Bellingham, and Foden together, emphasizing a need for balance in the team structure. Despite the pressure of having several skilled players for the creative role, Tuchel insists on maintaining a serious approach to the qualifiers and won't engage in experiments moving forward. As a result, fans are left wondering about Bellingham's place in the national team under the new management's strategy.