In Sunday's World Cup last-16 match, the teenager picked up an assist as the Three Lions came out on top 3-0 after a tentative start.
It is the teenager from Borussia Dortmund's latest solid performance. He has cemented his spot at the centre of Gareth Southgate's team for Qatar 2022, contributing to their 12-goal total, which is a joint-record for a major tournament.
However, Foden, who provided the other two assists for England in Al Khor, believes the 19-year-potential old's is limitless after helping to secure a matchup with France in the quarterfinals.
Foden told ITV, "I don't want to hype him up too much since he's still young. However, he is among the most talented players I have ever seen. I don't see him having any weaknesses. He seems to have everything. He's going to be the best midfielder in the world, I'm certain of it.
Harry Kane, the captain who broke his own tournament goal drought to score England's second goal, agreed with Foden's assessment but also gave Bukayo Saka, the winger and teammate goal scorer, more praise.
He said, "They're brilliant." "We need all three of them today, playing a significant role in the goals. We now have a fantastic balance of youth and experience. England hasn't had it easy over the years. To the boys' credit, we had a great mentality and seized the opportunities that presented itself.
However, after Jordan Henderson of Liverpool successfully converted the former's low ball for England's opening goal under pressure, Bellingham himself was quick to praise one of the team's most experienced players.
Bellingham added, "I read some of the nonsense published about him playing today. "That's absurd. Technically, he's so underappreciated. He scored in a crucial game, proving himself once more. 35 minutes of it were difficult. Although difficult to navigate, the end result was incredibly well thought out. When I enter those places, I have no doubt the boys there will occupy outstanding positions.