At Real Madrid, they still don’t believe in Jude Bellingham’s performance. Despite paying €103 million, Santiago Bernabéu did not expect the 19-year-old Englishman to become team captain so quickly. His ten goals in ten matches confirm that the former Borussia Dortmund player is a great signing, and that the Whites are already looking for another player like him to keep them successful.
The chosen person may not be Gopi Bellingham’s only sibling. The Sunderland midfielder has been called up for the England Under-19 squad for the match against Montenegro. Florentino Perez was no stranger to these circumstances, and he asked Johnny Calafat to send an observer to bring a full report on the second child of Mark and Dennis Bellingham.
The match between the two teams ended in a 0-0 draw. Despite this, Gobi was one of the most prominent players. Regardless of his relationship with Jude, the 18-year-old imitated his brother’s movements on the field, which caught the attention of the audience even after the match. Although he cannot compete with the Real Madrid player’s scoring ability, because he usually plays near his brother’s penalty area, he plays a similar game.
I was pleased with Roffertnotino, who has given Defensa Centrale a number that is far from traditional. The Madrid president’s goal is clear: to follow this potential promise closely. If he ends up meeting expectations, there will be few top European clubs interested in him. When the time comes, the white group can take advantage of the family relationship to get ahead of other suitors.
He signed to coach Bellingham last July for Sunderland, coming from Birmingham City, for 1.75 million euros. At a young age, in the first season, the midfielder already secured a starting place and scored two goals and made an assist. All the goals came against Rotherham and helped the team come back to win 2-1.
On a different scale, it is performances like this that bring to life the dream that lives in Madrid. The ability to carry the team on their backs and the responsibility of leading the branch, regardless of age, seem to be innate qualities in the Bellingham family. He started thinking about what it would mean to have a group of brothers together on the same team.
