"The younger brother who follows his brother's path is looking for his own path." The Bellingham brothers' all-time challenge full story

"The younger brother who follows his brother's path is looking for his own path." The Bellingham brothers' all-time challenge full story

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"Can I shine like you?"
The time has come for England midfielder Jove Bellingham (19), who marks his name with Jove rather than Bellingham, to answer that question. It seems that he is following the path his brother Jude Bellingham took due to the transfer of Borussia Dortmund, but he is preparing to engrave Jove Bellingham's name in football history.
The BBC, a British public broadcaster, introduced in detail the Jov Bellingham story, which confirmed his transfer to Dortmund beyond his brother's transfer fee with a special report on the early morning of the 9th in Korean time.
The two brothers, who grew up kicking a soccer ball in a family in the West Midlands of England, are now the hottest names in football. Brother Jude made his big world debut in July 2020 when he moved from Birmingham City to Dortmund. It was when he was 17. For just £25 million, Dortmund embraced him, and the investment soon returned to the 'jackpot'. Jude won the DFB Pokal in 132 appearances for Dortmund and headed to Real Madrid as Bundesliga's Player of the Year.
Now younger brother Bellingham now follows the same path. Jove led Sunderland to promotion to the Premier League last season, but it is unlikely that he will play in the Premier League for a while. Following in his brother's footsteps, he signed a transfer contract worth 31 million pounds (about 57.1 billion won) with eight-time Bundesliga champion Dortmund. This is the second most expensive recruit in Dortmund's history and the highest level since the signing of Usman Dembele in 2016.
Jove enters the ground where his brother Jude wrote a success story, but he wants to write a new history under the name of Jove Bellingham. In fact, he is trying to escape the "shadow of his brother" by engraving only the name "Jobe" on the back of his shirt like his brother.
Tony Mowbray, the coach who coached the team, said last year, "He doesn't want to get attention because of his brother's name. Jov wants to show his skills in his name. He wants to create an 'identity of his own.'"
His position is also slightly different. His brother Jude was an attacking midfielder and played the role of No. 10, but Jove is a versatile midfielder who can play from defensive to box-to-box. He was even used as a striker last season, showing off his skills. "I enjoy playing as a box-to-box midfielder. I will show you more," Jude told Sky Sports.
During the 2024-25 Sunderland season, he scored four goals and three assists in 43 matches, and became a leading player in the promotion of his team. "He is a young player who can play multiple roles. I like him the most as an attacking midfielder. He can play the role of a bridge between defense and offense," coach Reggie Le Brees said.

My brother Jude Bellingham gave him an infinite amount of support. "If Jove is happy, that's the most important thing. His happiness is my happiness." 카지노사이트
Now, the spotlight is on his brother. Wearing Dortmund's yellow jersey, Jov Bellingham tries to follow his brother's path while making a story unique to Jov Bellingham.
"My Brother's Way," and "My Own Way." Now the time has come for him to show himself on the world stage.