Sunderland have released their new away kit for the 2024-25 season, which is inspired by the Black Cat’s strip from the 1992 FA Cup Final 🏆

The kit features a modern take on the iconic blue and green sleeve design, as well as the return of the old badge 🤩

Jobe Bellingham during the Sunderland AFC Away Kit 2024-25 launch shoot, and during The Pre-Season Friendly between Sunderland AFC and Nottingham Forrest FC (1-1), at The Pinatar Arena, in San Pedro del Pinatar, Murcia, Spain🏆

The younger brother of the Real Madrid player has rejected an offer from Crystal Palace and will remain at Sunderland.

When a footballer breaks into professional football, the big clubs start a race against time to get him. Along these lines, with Bellingham settled at Real Madrid, the main Premier League clubs have had their eye on his little brother: Jobe Bellingham, who has established himself as one of the main promises of Sunderland, from the Championship.

In the previous campaign, the young midfielder stood out for his scoring ability, scoring seven goals and signing an assist, becoming a key piece for the ‘black cats’, who could pocket a good amount of millions for the midfielder. In fact, his performance has not gone unnoticed, attracting the interest of several clubs. Already last June, ‘The Guardian’ reported that Tottenham, Brentford, Crystal Palace and several European clubs were interested in the 18-year-old.

Jobe Bellingham rejects the Premier League

When everything pointed to the young pearl of English football relaunching his career in the Premier League, ‘The Athletic’ has reported that the player has rejected Crystal Palace’s proposal, which was the firmest of those he had on the table. Despite the tempting offer, the little Bellingham boy prefers to continue his development at Sunderland, at least for one more season.