Morgan Rogers says there is no cap on what Jude Bellingham is capable of achieveing with England. Bellingham has been one of the stars of Englands run to the World Cup quarter-finals, most recently putting in a sensational performance in the 3-2 win over Mexico at the Azteca which saw him score two goals.His four goals and impressive displays in North America come after some debate over his starting spot before the tournament, with many tipping Aston Villa midfielder Rogers to challenge his starting spot.Manager Thomas Tuchel questioned the 23-year-olds behaviour in an interview last year before leaving him out of his October squad, but he is now getting the best out of the Real Madrid star when it matters.And according to team-mate Rogers, Bellingham is just getting started.Of course he can get better, of course he can mature, Rogers said. His prime years are ahead of him and thats whats so good about him; what hes accomplished at such a young age.I think its just so inspiring to everyone, everyone before him, everyone after him, what hes done and what hes accomplished.You forget how young he is, thats how good hes been. But I still think theres a long way to go, and hell probably say the same as well.The drive, the hunger hes got in the game for what he wants to achieve.He knows that hes got things to work on, things to improve on, like we all do, and I think thats whats so exciting about being an England player, being his friend, just how far he can go, no one really knows and kind of having no cap on what he can achieve.Rogers: Bellingham form should be no surpriseThe Rogers vs Bellingham debate feels a long time ago now, with Rogers only starting once so far, but the Villa man is still fully supportive of his team-mate and says he will be needed if the Three Lions are to continue ahead of facing Norway in the quarter-finals.Im not surprised and neither is anyone in the squad of how hes played, how hes performed, how hes taken big key moments in games, he added.Even the game the other night, we probably didnt start the game how we would have liked and in the space of five minutes hes put his fingerprints on the game and kind of taken hold of the game.Thats the type of player he is and thats the type of player you need in big moments in tough environments, tough atmospheres.When things are going your way, you need your best players to stand up, and hes done that in pretty much every game so far.Were not surprised. I dont think anyone else should be surprised, really. He keeps on doing it time and time again. Topics England National Football Team Jude Bellingham Morgan Rogers Add us as a preferred source on Google If you enjoy reading this article, you can help support our independent football journalism by adding 101 Great Goals as a preferred source You Should Also Read World Cup final half-time show: Justin Bieber to play as performers lineup confirmed by FIFA Cian Cheesbrough 8th July, 2026 World Cup Golden Boot race: With Messi, Mbappe, Haaland and Kane all firing, who will finish as top scorer? Cian Cheesbrough 8th July, 2026 England trio miss training ahead of World Cup quarter-final Mitch Fretton 8th July, 2026 Henderson undergoes surgery on arm after England celebration injury Mitch Fretton 8th July, 2026 World Cup 2026: Quarter-final predictions with Mbappe, Messi, Yamal and Haaland hoping to fire their teams to the last four Jon Fisher 8th July, 2026 Gordon: England squad greatest I have been part of Mitch Fretton 8th July, 2026
