Try GOLD - Free

A NEW CHAPTER IN BOOK OF JOBE

Sunday People

|

June 01, 2025

Teen emerges from the shadow of Madrid star brother Jude as Euro giants offer to build their teams around midfielder

- BY RYAN TAYLOR

A NEW CHAPTER IN BOOK OF JOBE

JOBE BELLINGHAM knows how much he is loved and not just by his family.

Sunderland fans adore the midfielder after he helped to guide them back to the Premier League following an eight-year absence.

But now the Black Cats face their first top-flight battle - keeping hold of their 19-year-old star man.

Eintracht Frankfurt rolled out the red carpet for Bellingham and his parents Mark and Denise this week and Borussia Dortmund even flew out to meet him on holiday.

After landing in Germany on Monday afternoon, the Bellingham family were collected from the airport by an Eintracht delegate and shown around the club's facilities.

Following a commendable third-place finish in the Bundesliga, the 2022 Europa League winners have secured Champions League qualification and have been angling to make Bellingham one of the faces of their ambitious project.

MORE STORIES FROM Sunday People

Sunday People

Sunday People

Dad just wanted to make people laugh ... even in death

COMEDY legend Spike Milligan would be over the Goon at his son following in his footsteps by creating crazy characters to make people laugh.

time to read

5 mins

November 02, 2025

Sunday People

COME CLEAN, MR WINDSOR

Andrew may be forced into giving evidence. Videos from paedo's parties set to emerge

time to read

4 mins

November 02, 2025

Sunday People

£5bn cost of repeat offenders

50,000 'one-man crimewaves'

time to read

1 mins

November 02, 2025

Sunday People

It's seventh hell as dejected Manning apologises to fans

NORWICH boss Liam Manning apologised to fans after defeat at the hands of Hull condemned his side to a seventh-straight home defeat in all competitions at Carrow Road.

time to read

1 mins

November 02, 2025

Sunday People

Jones backs Kelman to Add plenty of goals for Charlton

CHARLTON manager Nathan Jones is hoping Charlie Kelman can hit the goal trail after the summer signing got off the mark against Swansea.

time to read

1 min

November 02, 2025

Sunday People

Sunday People

Paul's secret friendship with Queen Elizabeth

PAUL O'Grady arrived at Lady Elizabeth Anson's house for what he thought was a routine visit to see his longstanding friend who had been unwell.

time to read

4 mins

November 02, 2025

Sunday People

SCARY MUNSTER

Cam's the man to grab Ashes series win for Aussies

time to read

2 mins

November 02, 2025

Sunday People

Sunday People

We cannot walk away from Gaza

Yvette Cooper urged Israel and Hamas to maintain the ceasefire, which is being tested by fresh clashes.

time to read

2 mins

November 02, 2025

Sunday People

Fighting fund to fix houses

Military homes will be fit for heroes

time to read

1 min

November 02, 2025

Sunday People

The ugly tooth

CROWDFUNDING appeals by desperate people going private for essential dentistry are soaring amid the NHS dental crisis.

time to read

2 mins

November 02, 2025

Listen

Translate

Share

-
+

Change font size