Sunderland fans are all saying the same thing about Jobe Bellingham after England U19 display

Following the England U19 game, all Sunderland supporters have the same thing to say about Jobe Bellingham.
Following his performance for the England under-19s, Jobe Bellingham has received a lot of positive feedback from fans on social media.

Last night, England’s under-19 team drew with Montenegro in a European Championship qualification match.

 

The final score was 0-0, which was disappointing for the team but much was made of Jobe Bellingham’s performance because he looked so fantastic.

Jobe maintained the excellent play he had been displaying for Sunderland in the Championship, and this earned acclaim.

 

On X, Sunderland supporters have praised Jobe while also drawing comparisons between him and one of the top players in the league right now.

 

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One fan commented on a video of Jobe playing against Montenegro after seeing it and realizing it was actually his brother Jobe Bellingham: “I was watching this thinking this was an old Jude Bellingham match comp from his U-19 days only to later realize this is his brother Jobe Bellingham.”

 

 

highlighting Jobe’s intelligence and the fact that his style is comparable to that of his older brother.

Another commenter agreed, writing: “Jobe Bellingham moving and playing exactly like his elder brother Jude is so uncanny.”

 

Jobe Bellingham will leave Sunderland for around $50 million, that much is certain, according to one who praised Jobe and said he will become a top-tier player in the future. He just is and will continue to be so good.

 

The view expressed by Sunderland supporters was also echoed by a Real Madrid supporter who said of the two brothers: “Like they’re one and the same, wouldn’t mind him in Madrid in a few years.”

 

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The Black Cats’ 18-year-old Sunderland player is now firmly entrenched as a starter for the first team.

He has truly come into his own in the last five League games, with average scores above 7/10, according to SofaScore.

 

If he keeps going in this direction, he should be able to catch up to Jude in the next several years.