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JOBE BELLINGHAM: AGE, FAMILY, HEIGHT & WEIGHT, STATS, SALARY AND MORE

By Hal Fish
Published Nov 21, 2023


Jude Bellingham's younger brother could be set for a big career of his own.




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 * Jobe Bellingham's age

 * Jobe Bellingham's family

 * Height and weight

 * The name Jobe Bellingham has printed on his shirt

 * Stats and position

 * Jobe Bellingham transfer rumours

 * Jobe Bellingham Salary

 * International career

Jude Bellingham may well have established himself as one of the most exciting
young footballers in the game over the past few years, but his brother appears
destined to carve out a pretty impressive career of his own in the near future.
Indeed, Jobe Bellingham is already making an impression within English football
and could well become a household name in his own right before too long.



Two years younger than his brother – who has made himself a
first-name-on-the-teamsheet sort of player for both Real Madrid and England –
Jobe is currently playing for Sunderland and seems to be catching the eye. He
joined the Black Cats in the summer, arriving from Birmingham City, and a
compilation video of his first few months with his new team shows shared on
social media just how talented he is.



But still at the early stages of his career, and with so much media attention on
his brother, you may not know too much about Jobe Bellingham. Well don't worry,
here at GIVEMESPORT we have all the information you could want.



Indeed, we've looked into personal details such as age, family, height, and
more, as well as which clubs he's played for, who might want to sign him in the
future, and how he's getting on at international level – when relevant,
statistics from Transfermarkt have been used. Read on to find out more below.


JOBE BELLINGHAM'S AGE



We may as well start off at the beginning. Bellingham is currently still just 18
years of age, having been born on 23rd December 2005. This makes him just under
two years younger than Jude who was born on 29th June 2003.



His place of birth was Stourbridge, which is in the West Midlands of England.
Despite still being just a teenager, he already has plenty of experience playing
senior football. After all, he played 26 times for Birmingham City before then
moving to Sunderland this summer where he immediately became a key member of
Tony Mowbray's first team.




JOBE BELLINGHAM'S FAMILY



Of course, everybody knows that Jobe has a pretty famous brother. Jude
Bellingham is one of the best players in the world right now as proven by the
fact that he won the 2023 Golden Boy award - given to the best under-21 player
in Europe's top flights. The 20-year-old has set La Liga alight since arriving
in Spain from Borussia Dortmund for an initial €103 million (£88m), scoring 13
goals in his first 14 appearances for Real Madrid.



However, you might not know that his father was also a pretty handy footballer.
Indeed, Mark Bellingham was a non-league goalscoring machine who actually made
headlines in September 2016, after netting his 700th goal at the age of 40. He
played for English clubs such as Stourbridge, Halesowen, Bromsgrove, Leamington
and Sutton Coldfield. Explaining how he felt when he reached that remarkable
achievement, he told the press:

> "I've started to score a lot more tap-ins and the range is getting a lot
> shorter. The 700th was a free-kick which isn't regular for me at all, anything
> outside the box for me is abnormal!
> 
> "I needed 38 goals last season but got to 36 and then was banned for the last
> game because of a red card - my first ever sending-off. I was thinking over
> the summer whether it was the right time to go out, but with just two needed
> to reach 700, it felt like there was a bit of unfinished business.
> 
> "It's out of the way now so I can chill out. I'll play as much as I can for
> Paget, who have been great with me, and hopefully score a few more!"



Beyond his non-league career, Mark also works as a police sergeant in the West
Midlands. His mother is Denise and she actually joined Jude in Germany to help
him adapt to life overseas after his move to Borussia Dortmund in 2020, while
Mark stayed with Jobe back in England.

READ MORE: Jude Bellingham: family, salary, age, stats and more




HEIGHT AND WEIGHT



As per Sports Brief, Jobe is 6 ft 3. or 190.5 cm tall and weighs 75 kg. This is
around the same size as his brother. However, on Transfermarkt, his height is
listed as 188 cm, so he may actually be a little bit smaller than Jude.



Either way, the two brothers are on the taller side and no doubt their sizes
helped them thrive in the Championship despite both being so young when first
establishing themselves in the second flight of English football. Jude has
bulked up in the past few years too, and with Jobe still only 18, it's likely
that he will fill out a little bit more in the coming seasons as well.




THE NAME JOBE BELLINGHAM HAS PRINTED ON HIS SHIRT



For those who have seen Jobe in action for Sunderland in the Championship, they
may have noticed something different about his shirt. He doesn't have Bellingham
on the back of it, but instead just his first name.

This actually comes from a desire to forge his own legacy and prove himself to
the footballing world, without feeling reliant on the success and fame of his
older brother. Sunderland manager Mowbray explained the thinking, telling
reporters:



> "I think he’s trying to create his own identity. He doesn’t want to live off
> the back of his brother’s name; he wants to be the footballer that he is and
> show people what he can do.”




STATS AND POSITION

Just like his brother, Jobe came through the Birmingham City academy as a
youngster and made his d



ebut as a teenager. He was making match-day squads as a 15-year-old but didn't
actually get onto the pitch until he was 16 years and 107 days old, coming off
the bench in the FA Cup against League One club Plymouth Argyle.



This actually makes him the second-youngest-ever debutant for Birmingham. I bet
you can guess who holds that record. Yes, it's Jude, who played in the EFL Cup
against Portsmouth at 16 years and 38 days. Jobe played 26 times for the club
between 2021 and 2023 before joining Sunderland.

He has mostly been playing as a central midfielder but can play in a more
attacking role, even operating as a centre-forward at times. As he is still so
young, it's felt that Jobe is still looking for the one position where he will
truly be most effective. As per The Athletic, he has comfortably played across
the attacking line, usually out wide, and also slightly deeper in the centre at
youth level. And scouts think he'll become a number 10. His manager at
Birmingham, Lee Bowyer said:



> “If you put them [Jude and Jobe] on the pitch they would probably be playing
> [directly] against each other if they were on opposite teams in five years'
> time, in the positions that they play.“

Season

Club

Senior Appearances

Goals

Assists

2023/24

Sunderland

17

3

1

2022/23

Birmingham

23

0

0

2021/22

Birmingham

3

0

0

Data taken at time of publishing date, via Transfermarkt.





JOBE BELLINGHAM TRANSFER RUMOURS



It cost the Black Cats around roughly £1.7m (€2m) to sign Jobe from the Blues in
the summer of 2023. This is significantly less than that £88m Real Madrid paid
for his older brother in the same transfer window. However, there is every
chance that the 18-year-old could be set for his own big money move in the near
future.

After all, as of November 2023, he has been linked with a move to Premier League
outfit Tottenham Hotspur by Football Insider. The report claims that he caught
the eye of Spurs scouts when he was still playing for Birmingham.



Even more interesting than that, as per El Nacional, Real Madrid president
Florentino Perez also gave chief scout Juni Calafat permission to go and watch
Jobe in action for the England under-19s in October. Bellingham started the
match as the Young Lions drew 0-0 against Montenegro. The same report suggests
the powers that be in Madrid want the player to be closely monitored ahead of a
possible future transfer.




JOBE BELLINGHAM SALARY



As per Football League World, after his summer move from Birmingham, the
teenager is currently making a tidy £6,500-per-week contract at Sunderland. This
is enough to see him ranked as the club's eighth-highest earner already.

That's not bad but pales in comparison to the reported figures around his older
brother. Indeed, Jude is said to make about £12m per year in Spain – which works
out at around £250,000 per week before tax.





INTERNATIONAL CAREER



Jobe is actually legible to represent the Republic of Ireland as he qualifies
through a grandparent. However, having played at every youth level from England
U16s up to the U19s, he is more likely to try and play for the Three Lions at
this stage.

Indeed, he and his brother could follow in the footsteps of Gary and Phil
Neville and become two siblings to represent the country at the same time. Jobe
actually wore the captain's armband for the U19s in a friendly against Germany
in the summer, and so appears to be well on his way to potentially getting a
call-up from Gareth Southgate at some point in the future.



England Youth Team

Games

Goals

Age of Debut

U19

5

0

17 years 11 months 14 days

U18

9

2

16 years 11 months 29 days

U17

8

0

15 years 11 months 11 days

U16

1

0

15 years 08 months 11 days

Data taken at time of publishing date, via Transfermarkt.





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About The Author
Hal Fish • Contributing Editor


Hal is an experienced football journalist having produced content for websites
such as Goal, football.london, 90min and many others. 

Having picked up his MA in Sports Journalism and NCTJ qualification from St
Mary's University Twickenham, Hal has since been part of Snack Media/Valnet
since late 2021.

He started as a freelance football writer for This Is Futbol and carried that on
over to FootballFanCast before becoming their social media editor. He now works
as part of the social media team at GiveMeSport, predominantly writing news and
feature articles on Premier League, Champions League and international football.

Hal mainly loves football and is an Arsenal fan, but also keeps an eye on the
All Blacks having grown up in New Zealand.  
 


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