Callum Hudson-Deodii feels almost back at the beginning of his career.
The wing mentality is now, as, in every game you feel that it can be recorded or help, as it is part of the conversation about the Great England team, and again trying to persuade Thomas Tuchille.
Now 24, the international three stones were the main part of the Nottingham Forest team, which maintained its shape in the Premier League to close it at the Champions League qualification. Forest also faces a trip to Brighton in the quarter -finals of the FA Cup on Saturday.
Six years ago, Hudson Odwi was one of the most exciting expectations in English football. He was the golden boy of the Chelsea Academy, where the club was raising bids for his signature in the transfer window in January 2019 from Bayern Munich.
He appeared for the first time in England under the leadership of Gareth Southgate in March, as it was a substitute for a 5-0 victory over the Czech Republic in the Euro 2020 qualifiers. He was eighteen years old and became the youngest to play with England in a competitive international match, where Dunkan Edwards scored 64 years old.
But in April 2019, Achille's chord was torn in a match against Burnley. Follow the separate tendon from the bone and seven months of the game outside the game.
“I was playing matches per week, a week, and I got my first call to England and gave up prosperity, and everything collapses.” “It was difficult, it was very difficult.
“At that time, I was just thinking, would I be the same as the player that you were? Will I be able to run or kick the ball again?”
Maurizio Sari was the director of Chelsea at the time of injury, followed by Frank Lampard. But Tuchel gave Hudson-Deodi most minutes on the field while he was at Stamford Bridge.
However, not everything was clear. Tuchel, who is now the director of England, gave him a dose of “cruel love”.
In a 1-1 draw with Southampton in February 2021, Hudson Odwi was operated in the first half but was replaced after 31 minutes, when the German coach told the journalists that he was “unhappy with his position, energy and pressure.”
“This may be unfair, but it was my feeling,” Tuzel said.
“I took it off. We ask 100 %. I feel it is not in the right form of our help.
“He knows what I ask him and when he does not reach this level, it is a difficult decision.”
Quickly to this season, Hudson-Audoi Forest-with five goals and two assistants-led to speculation about making the Tuchel first team in England and returning to the national preparation after achieving it so far, and until now, his last back in November 2019 is in a 4-0 victory over Kosovo.
He was absent from the 26 men, but he was talking before the international break about playing under Tuchille, he said: “We had our differences sometimes and this is normal. Every player and coach had their differences.
“He loves [when Tuchel had me] Rose play and I like why I am here?
“But that was to take advantage of the team and benefit from myself, which helps me work in my defensive game.
“It is good that we have that moment and talked about it. He is a great manager and knows how to get the best players.
If the possibility and opportunity are [for England] It comes – I will have to go there and prove myself again.
“I just control what I can control. It is about enjoying football again, smile and positivity.”
Hudson-dedui says he is “more mature” after he lived a lot since his first appearance at the age of 17.
He insists, however, that his motives for returning to the level that made the most desirable young man in the country come from within.
“I don't want to prove anything to anyone,” he said. “It is about proving for myself that I can still be this player who I was – to return to a level in which I knew that I will register or help – and I am confident of the place where I know I will affect every game.”
Hudson-deodii also dreams of success in the era of Nuno Espirito Santo.
“This season has just changed everything – from the mentality to determination,” he said.
“It is just a big campaign of us and we are trying to push each other every day. We know that we have the ability to do this.
“We know where we are, but we have to continue dreaming and believing that it is as a team.”
