At 19, Jobe Bellingham He knew he had to live under the weight of eternal comparison with his brother Judeof 21. And more because of the fact that the player recently signed by Borussia Dortmund He scored, just as the Madrid player did in 2020, in his first game as a starter with the Signal Iduna Park team.
Four years, nine months and one week after Jude Bellingham He will achieve a goal with his first hand -owner to Dortmund (In a 5-0 win over the German Cup against the Duisburg) Jobe Bellingham He also scored at his first meeting as a starter with that group, where his older brother jumped to Real Madrid in 2023.
It was on Saturday when Niko KovacCoach of Borussia Dortmundwith a Jobe Bellingham In the initial eleven against the Mamelodi SundownsOn the second day of Group F of the Club World Cup. The German team won 3-4 and Jobe He achieved the third goal. To 45 ‘, a -quite an hour later than Jude against him Duisburgin September 2020.
Jude Bellingham He achieved 24 ‘goals’ in 132 games along with the Borussia Dortmund before signing up for Real Madrid In 2023. And this Saturday Jobe Bellingham He showed signs of his older brother’s talent that was too late for the place and Mark.
The purpose of Jobe Bellingham to cincinnati against Mamelodi Sundowns It is a sample, of young English, in advance, agility and poise. After the perfect calculation of his career, Jobe Damping his ball to get him away from his scoreboard before shooting beyond the goalkeeper, even with a slight deviation.
The goal ends a great performance of Jobe Bellingham In his debut as a holder along with the Dortmund and former midfielder of Sunderland He acknowledged, about the purpose, that he was working on it.
Jobe Bellingham He said: “I’ve been doing this many times, not the exact meaning, but being late to the side of the place as a midfielder is something you need to be really good. If you can score, if you can contribute to the types of goals a certain number of times per season, then you are doing well.”
And the young middle of Borussia Dortmund He added: “I’m so happy because it’s something I do as a child and in Sunderland He did this several times, during training and after them. So yes, I’m very proud. But I still have a lot to improve. I’m very happy with success. “
Source: La Verdad
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