I don't know how many fans remember that 7 years ago, the Premier League had a talented England striker who played for Bellasino in West Brom. Today, the striker who forced Kane to play the starting one has scored 8 goals and 4 assists in league one!
In the 21-22 season, Bellasino made 14 starts in 31 Championship games for Sheffield Wednesday, scoring eight goals and four assists, setting a personal seasonly high since the 14-15 season. In the past 7 years, Bellasino has completely fallen, leaving English football to play in The First League of Wielshire and Charleroi, and has not been able to play the main force of the team for 3 years, and now it is finally back to some form. But it is worth mentioning that his contract with Sheffield Wednesday will expire at the end of this month, and the future of his football career is in doubt.
In the 14-15 season, Bellasino had a complete outbreak, playing for West Brom in 45 games in 37 of his 45 matches, scoring 20 goals and 6 assists. That season, he was in excellent athletic form, breaking through the doors of giants such as Manchester United and Chelsea. In the four games of the FA Cup, Bellasino blasted 5 goals and 5 assists, which surprised English football for a while. At the time, the England striker was only about 21 years old.
But the irregular living habits have caused Bellasino, who always makes news on the sidelines, to plummet. Having not yet played for the senior team of the England national team, Bellasino made his debut for the Burundi national team in Africa in 2019, announcing a complete farewell to the Three Lions.
Bellasino has been a surprise as early as the youth team, and in 2010 England U17 won the Under17 European Championship, and as one of them, he has received a lot of attention. At the 2015 U21 European Youth Championship, Bellasino, the main striker of England's U21, scored 10 goals in 10 matches, beating the team's current England first striker Harry Kane.
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