Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham is scheduled for a busy start of June prior to the incoming FIFA Club World Cup.
On 24 May, the International of England will give the last match of Carlo Ancelotti out of the lead against Real Sociedad on 24 May because of the suspension.
Bellingham has picked up five La Liga Yellow cards and will serve a ban that also gives him a rest for the next set of games.
The club has already confirmed their plan to send him for shoulder operation after the club's World Cup, but a date for this will depend on their progress in the competition.
Preliminary estimates point to the former Borussia Dortmund star who missed the first six weeks of the 2025/26 season and he could go out until October.
With the club schedule full, Real Madrid waited for an update from England about their plans in June, and Thomas Tuchel counts on Bellingham.
Tuchel has appointed Bellingham in his 26-man team for the two games of England in June.
De Drie Lions compete against Andorra in a world cup qualification of 2026 on 7 June in Barcelona for a friendly collision with Senegal three days later in Nottingham.
Participation in the second game would probably postpone Bellingham to return to Madrid and fly with the team to the US.
Despite the potential for a Brewing from Club V Country Row, Tuchel has mentioned eight players in his team who can be involved in the Club World Cup, including Atletico Madrid star Conor Gallagher.
The German coach recognized concern of club sides, but insisted that his focus was only on achieving results for England.
“Our players are very proud to come to the camp, even if it is an extra travel package, they are extra games in the schedule,” according to quotes from The Independent.
“We will start the camp with 26 and finish the camp with the same 26.
“I was a lawyer and could see the reasons for players who go to the Club World Cup to perhaps leave a little earlier.
“But very, very quickly we understood that it is also important to us.”