Real Madrid's management has held several meetings recently to discuss the noticeable decline in the performance of English star Jude Bellingham this season, especially after the amazing start the player had upon joining the team.

According to the Spanish newspaper "Marca", coach Carlo Ancelotti spoke directly with Bellingham, inquiring if there were any personal or off-field issues that might be affecting his focus, after noticing a change in the player's behavior and performance in matches compared to last season.

Despite scoring 13 goals this season, Bellingham is still far from his usual level, having scored 23 goals last season, which has caused the club to feel concerned, especially since the player arrived in a deal exceeding 100 million euros.

Real Madrid's management emphasized the need for Bellingham to regain his known form, particularly after the mistake he made in the cup final against Barcelona, which led to an early goal that unsettled the team. The management also expressed concern about his declining impact in big matches, amid increasing criticism from fans and the media.

It seems that the royal club has begun sending clear messages to its players by moving early in the transfer market, having already secured deals for players like Alexander Arnold and Dejan Joveljić, in a step aimed at rejuvenating the squad.

The management also expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of leadership qualities in Bellingham and his repeated involvement in protests against officiating, which has led to him being suspended for several crucial matches.

Despite all these reservations, Real Madrid still trusts Bellingham's abilities and expects him to respond on the field, starting from the Club World Cup, which the club sees as an ideal opportunity for the player to return to form and regain the fans' confidence.