Jude Bellingham was named the best player in Real Madrid's second round of the Club World Cup group match against Pachuca. The English midfielder scored the first goal of the game in the 35th minute to help his team take the lead.  

After the game, Jude Bellingham said: "This is a wonderful victory and the team's performance is excellent. Compared to a few days ago, we have improved a lot. Everyone is very happy, but we will strive for better results next time."  

"In fact, after Asensio was sent off, the game became more difficult. He is still a young defender, this situation is normal, no big deal. When the coach adjusts the tactical system, this is particularly important, and we must take the corresponding responsibility.  

"The team needs better communication to relieve pressure. The opponent had several shots and Courtois performed very well to help us defend the victory. Although we didn't play perfectly, this is the motivation for us to keep working hard. The coach's tactical thinking is very clear and we must continue to move towards his goals."  

"I have in-depth exchanges with Xabi Alonso almost every day. He is a very talented coach. Whether it is tactical concepts, offensive and defensive balance, or overall team management, he has unique insights. He has played a key role in the construction of our team and the entire new era. I recognize him very much."  

"My rehab is going well and the pain has subsided significantly. To be honest, I'm tired of playing in a sling, it's really draining. Especially in hot weather, I sweat a lot and have lost some weight."  

"As I said before, I plan to have surgery after all the games are over, that is, after the final. In fact, this has been delayed for a while, and my patience is almost at its limit. The physiotherapy team and doctors are very professional, and they provide me with great help before every game. As for the shoulder injury, I just want to rest and recover now . "  

"It's a difficult question to answer about my preferred position on the field. I prefer to participate in the game by touching the ball frequently, whether I'm in the frontcourt or the backcourt. When I'm standing deeper, I can participate in the organization faster, and when I'm in the frontcourt, my teammates will pass the ball to me. In the last few games of last season, I participated in a lot of attacks in a more advanced position. For me, no matter where I am, I will try my best to play my best."