Jude Bellingham has posted on social media following brutal comments made by England boss Thomas Tuchel about his behaviour on the field.
On Tuesday night, the 21-year-old lost his temper towards the end of the Three Lions' disappointing 3-1 defeat to Senegal at the City Ground.
After the fixture, Tuchel then claimed on talkSPORT that even his own mother found Bellingham's conduct on the field 'repulsive' at times.
The German, who has overseen four England matches since being named Gareth Southgate's permanent replacement, said: "I see that it [his behaviour on the field] can create mixed emotions.
Jude Bellingham has posted on social media following brutal comments made by England boss Thomas Tuchel about his behaviour on the field
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"I see this with my parents, with my mum that she sometimes cannot see the nice and well-educated and well-behaved guy that I see and the smile.
"If he smiles, he wins everyone, but sometimes you see the rage, the hunger and the fire and it comes out in a way that can be a bit repulsive.
"For example, for my mother when she sits in front of the TV, I see that, but in general we are very happy to have him, he's a special boy.
"I think he has a certain something. I think he brings an edge, which we welcome and which is needed if we want to achieve big things."
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Bellingham has, however, seemingly shrugged the comments off.
The midfielder broke his silence on social media and, instead of biting back at Tuchel, shared a promotional video for Visit Dubai instead.
In the video, Bellingham showed off his 'bucket list' of things to do in the Middle Eastern country.
This includes playing volleyball at Kite Beach, visiting the Opera District and going for dinner with his friends.
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Jude Bellingham posted a promotional video for Dubai on his social media
Bellingham tagged Real Madrid, his club, in the story.
Meanwhile, former England star Danny Murphy believes Tuchel shouldn't start a battle with Bellingham - insisting the former Birmingham star's quality should be discussed instead.
"Part of Jude Bellingham’s make-up is that he plays on the edge in every single game — be it a Champions League final or international friendly," he wrote for the Daily Mail.
"Thomas Tuchel can suggest he becomes smarter in picking his fights but the last thing the England manager wants to do is douse the fire in Jude that has already led to so much success.
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"Every sportsman has their own personality and you certainly wouldn’t want to turn Bellingham into Roger Federer — it just wouldn’t work.
"Seeing Bellingham frustrated with team-mates and officials reminds me of a young Wayne Rooney or Steven Gerrard.
"They also had incredibly high expectations of themselves, and everyone else, when they walked on to the pitch.
"At 21, he will learn there are moments when it’s better to take things on the chin rather than give officials a decision to make."
Jude Bellingham switched in anger towards the end of England's defeat to Senegal
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Bellingham could feature in Real Madrid's first match at the Club World Cup on June 18.
The Spanish titans will lock horns with Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal.
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