Joe Cole, a former England international, has suggested that manager Thomas Tuchel should consider utilizing both Jude Bellingham and Morgan Rogers in the squad for the upcoming World Cup. With Bellingham, 22, known for his performance at major tournaments and Rogers, 23, favored by Tuchel, Cole believes that both can play pivotal roles. He proposes that Bellingham could operate from the left while Rogers takes on the No. 10 role, creating various attacking combinations. Cole emphasizes the necessity for Tuchel to communicate clearly with Bellingham about his position and expectations, ensuring both players remain content and motivated. Additionally, Cole highlights the potential for England to capitalize on set-piece situations, noting that their height could be advantageous in scoring goals from corners. He believes that with the right strategy, England can create numerous opportunities while maintaining a strong team spirit throughout the tournament. Cole's insights reflect his confidence in the team's attacking capabilities, particularly in high-pressure situations during the World Cup.