Jobe Bellingham's call-up to the England senior team marks a significant milestone for the family, as he joins his brother Jude in representing the national side.

Jobe Bellingham has received his first call-up to the England senior team, joining his brother Jude in a historic moment for the family. Both brothers have made impressive strides in their football careers, with Jude already making a name for himself as a standout player for England and Real Madrid.

Jobe, who previously played for Birmingham City, has followed a similar path to his brother. He made his debut for Birmingham at just 16 years old, before moving to Sunderland and helping the club secure promotion to the Premier League. His talent caught the eye of Borussia Dortmund, where he signed at 19 in a deal reportedly worth up to £31 million.

As the current captain of the England U21 side, Jobe has been under the radar but has shown significant potential. England manager Thomas Tuchel praised him, noting that he has been a standout player and has consistently delivered strong performances for Dortmund. "He found his way, he found his rhythm with Dortmund. He’s had an excellent start to his season, is a regular starter and influential," Tuchel said.

With key players missing from the squad for the upcoming matches against Croatia and Spain, the opportunity for Jobe to make his mark has arrived. Tuchel expressed confidence in Jobe's abilities, highlighting his physical presence and skill on the ball. This call-up is seen as not just a personal achievement for Jobe but also a proud moment for the Bellingham family, as they could become the first brothers to play together for England since Gary and Phil Neville.