Quote from: yudi09 on Today at 12:37:20 PM

Quote from: Pulsar77 on Today at 11:53:25 AM

Ancelotti is really experimenting with Bellingham for a new position to adapt. Because Bellingham played only as a central midfielder for Dortmund last season. This is the first time they are playing as an attacking midfielder regularly. But until now he has looked really okay with it. I can say that it is even better for him.

Because now he is able to make a bigger contribution. He is playing as if he is Real Madrid's new striker after Benzema's departure. Grin

The new formation (4-3-1-2) is also working out well for Real Madrid so we are likely to see Bellingham in his current position more often from now on.

The experiments Ancelotti is currently running on Bellingham have been successful so far. The position Bellingham played in Real Madrid's two matches by Ancelotti had a positive impact on Bellingham because the former Dortmund player seemed to find freedom in his movements.
In Real Madrid's third game of the week, Ancelotti will retain that position for Bellingham and his 4-3-1-2 formation suits him perfectly.

In the two matches that Real Madrid have played, Bellingham's position as an attacking midfielder allows him to easily find space to take advantage of situations so that analysts say that Bellingham is very good at using positioning to score goals.
His playing with the attacking midfield position in this formation makes him similar to Guti.

Ancelotti hasn't been experimenting with Bellingham's position in the last two games, but it's a second position to take advantage of. Bellingham can also play as a defensive midfielder and maybe that will be as good as him playing as an attacking midfielder.

Bellingham also played as an attacking midfielder in all of Real Madrid's pre-season tour matches. He played well there so Ancelotti began to entrust him to play more attacking than midfield. Ancelotti has had more options at Bellingham since Real Madrid lost Benzema, of course because Bellingham is capable of playing well.