Jude and Jobe Bellingham are poised to become the latest pair of brothers to play for the England men's national football team. The siblings would join a select group of families who have both represented the Three Lions at senior level.
Jude Bellingham, currently a star midfielder for Real Madrid, has already established himself as a regular for England since his debut in 2020. His younger brother Jobe, who plays for Sunderland in the Championship, has progressed through England's youth ranks and is knocking on the door of the senior squad.
Historically, several sets of brothers have worn the England shirt, including the Charltons (Bobby and Jack), the Nevilles (Gary and Phil), and the Wrights (Ian and Shaun Wright-Phillips). The Bellinghams would add a modern chapter to this tradition, with both players developing through Birmingham City's academy before moving to top European clubs.
