The head of England, Tuchel

England manager Thomas Tuchel has apologized for the comments he made in June that he described the behavior in the Judean Bellingham field as “repulsive.”

Tuchel made the statements after suffering his first defeat in the role, as England was stunned by 3-1 by Senegal on the city.

Formercom, Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich coach, they said that his own mother occasionally finds Bellingham’s behavior in the pitch as a “repulsive”, although he now acknowledges that he should have been more attentive to his words.

“I used this word unwittingly, just to leave it very clear,” Tuchel told a press conference after announcing – its workforce for the last classifications of the World Cup with Andorra and Serbiathat Bellingham will miss after surgery due to a shoulder injury.

“There was no message. There was no hidden agenda.

“I fully understood and understand that it is my responsibility that I have created these headlines. I am sorry for the discomfort and I am sorry for the headlines I have created.

“I have enough experience and I should have better known, I should have better. I thought I had a little more credit with you (media) that I do all this in my second language.

“I did the morning after a loss, without sleep, in a live interview, and I used the wrong word. Again, it is my responsibility.”

Asked if he had called Real Madrid’s star as a result of his comments, Tuchel replied, “Of course, I immediately contacted him.

“Jude now focuses on his process on rehabilitation and we focus on Andorra and Serbia.”