Jobe Bellingham has appeared as one of English football’s rising stars and played an important role in Sunderlanddramatic return to Premier League. In just 19 years old, The midfielder is reportedly about to follow in the footsteps of his older brother, Jude Bellingham.
Sunderland secured a memorable 2-1 victory over Sheffield United in the EFL Championship Playoff final at Wembley StadiumEnds an eight -year absence from the top flight. After releasing the first half, Eliezer Mayenda leveled in the 76th minute before Tom Watson sealed the campaign with a winner of stoppage time in the 95th minute.
Jobe Bellingham played the entire match and cemented his status as one of Black Cats’s most influential players. Bellingham worked mainly as an holding midfielder and showed up in 43 matches this season, scored four goals and gave three assists. But his future at Sunderland is uncertain, as several top clubs are reportedly monitoring his progress.
Jobe could follow Jew to Borussia Dortmund
According to Sky Sports Germany’s Florian Plettenberg, Borussia Dortmund pushes the signing of Jobe Bellingham from Sunderland. Jobe had attracted interest in other Bundesliga pages such as RB Leipzig and Eintracht Frankfurt, but Dortmund is currently leading the race to sign the English kid.
2020, Dortmund signed Jew Bellingham from the then third team Birmingham City for about $ 30 million. Jude continued to become one of the best midfielders in Europe and eventually got a 120.9 million dollars move to Real Madrid Just three years later. Now Dortmund seems anxious to replicate that success with his younger brother.
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Reports indicate that Dortmund head coach Niko Kovač and CEO Lars Ricken has traveled to England in an attempt to speed up the deal. The club is reportedly hoping to complete the transfer before the beginning of 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, as Bellingham is considered a top -midfield goal.
However, Sunderland can drive a hard find. Reports indicate that the club will require at least EUR 25 million for its breakout star, but is now promoted to the Premier League, and with a contract that goes through June 2028, Sunderland is in a strong position and is unlikely to let him leave without a significant offer.
