The public draws attention to a face-like face worth hundreds of millions of euros, the White Vulture, on the day Jude Bellingham made his Real Madrid debut. It was Jobbe Bellingham, Jude’s younger brother, who was two years old and had identical features. Not as revolutionary as Jude, but don’t jump to the conclusion that Jobe lacks aptitude.

Dortmund went in search of a “new Bellingham” as soon as he realized Jude Bellingham was no longer able to halt Real Madrid. And they did discover that Jobobe was, in fact, another Bellingham family member. The 2005-born youngster not only had a striking resemblance to the British, but he also showed off his innate football skill right away. A crucial player from U15 to U18 is Jobe. Jobe, who was only 69 days older than Jude, made his first team debut a year after being promoted to the U18 Birmingham squad at the age of 15.

Jobe can play as “No. 8” in the competitive style, just like his brother, but his passion is attacking more. Jobe’s speed, physical strength, technique, and keen observation allow him to play every position on the striker. Jobe preferred to play behind the center to have the most imaginative free room if he were picked to be a household. Jobe played 23 games for Birmingham in 2022–2023 and mostly as a substitute. Although Dortmund recognized Jobe’s potential, they added him to a list for additional testing. However, time is not on Dortmund’s side. On the same day that his brother Jude agreed to a deal with Real, Jobe made the decision to advance in his career by paying £3 million to come to Sunderland.

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