Gary Neville

Jude Bellingham’s standout performance in England’s World Cup quarter-final win over Norway draws high praise from Gary Neville, who calls him the country’s current superstar and one of the most influential players he has seen in a major tournament. Neville highlights Bellingham’s leadership, maturity and ability to deliver at critical moments, comparing his impact to past English greats. He also supports Bellingham’s willingness to challenge manager Thomas Tuchel after the match, framing it as healthy accountability. With a semi-final against Argentina ahead, Neville stresses England’s need to improve collectively but emphasises that Bellingham’s individual brilliance is driving the team forward.

England enter their World Cup quarter-final against Norway as favourites, but Gary Neville warns that Erling Haaland’s explosive threat demands caution. Following England’s dramatic 3-2 win over Mexico, Neville highlights defensive improvements needed to contain Norway’s dangerous attack. He praises Jude Bellingham’s exceptional performance, elevating him to world‑class status alongside Harry Kane. Despite previous concerns about England’s defensive vulnerabilities, Neville expresses pride in the team’s grit and adaptability, calling the upcoming Miami clash tough but winnable.