After turning 23 on Monday, Hector Bellerin still has a few years left before he's truly entered his prime – the period of his career where the utmost consistency is expected and there will be inevitable discussions over whether he belongs in the bracket of world-class. But by that point, the Spaniard should be something close to the total package, only adding extra experience to the qualities he's already acquired, and while Bellerin remains an incredibly promising player, there are still clear weaknesses to his game. The most significant of those are undoubtedly defensively, a typical consequence of former wingers who are converted into full-backs. Going forward, Bellerin's natural...
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