Real Madrid star frustrated with his lackluster play this season

This was not the first instance of Bellingham showing his frustrations toward his teammate on the field. In the team's last Champions League match against Lille, Bellingham was seen shouting at Vinicius Junior and Mbappe for failing to track back and do their defensive duties when the team needed protection from conceding another goal. Aside from his lack of goals, it seems some of Bellingham's frustrations come from his teammates not always doing their jobs, which is something he has a right to be frustrated about.

With the addition of Mbappe, head coach Carlo Ancelotti had to change his formation from last season which has resulted in Bellingham playing in a deeper role in the midfield which could be what is causing his lack of productivity. 

With this formation change experiment not working as expected Ancelotti is expected to revert to his older formation, allowing Bellingham to have more freedom to move forward to hopefully help the Englishman get out of this rut and find his old self from last season. 

Going forward Bellingham will revert to playing as a more central No. 10 behind the two strikers of Vinicius Junior and Mbappe which will allow him to get into better goal-scoring positions as he did last year. Much like last season once he gets one goal, more and more will start coming for Bellingham, alleviating much of that frustration he is feeling early this season.  

Real Madrid have two big tests coming up this week against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League and against Barcelona in La Liga. If Los Blancos hope to defend both their La Liga and Champions League titles it is key that Ancelotti figures out the best way to get Bellingham back to his goal-scoring level of last season.