And Jobe Bellingham has been called up to the England Under-21 team. The Sunderland star is following in the footsteps of his famous brother Jude by moving up through the age groups.

The 19-year-old striking midfielder has been a big part of the Black Cats’ surprising rise to the top of the Championship table. He has started all but one game and scored twice.

Bellingham has played for England at every age level, from under-16 to under-20. He could play in the games against Spain and the Netherlands.

Tyler Dibling, an 18-year-old striker for Southampton, is another new player in the 24-person squad. He has been getting great reviews for his play in the Premier League this season.

Jarrad Branthwaite, a defender for Everton, is back with the under-21 team after being cut out of the senior team for Euro 2024 this summer.

On November 15, England will go to Cadiz to play Spain. On November 18, they will play the Netherlands in Almere.

The Three Lions have already qualified for the European Championship finals next summer. They will play their last games with acting head coach Ben Futcher before Lee Carsley takes over the job.

Sunderland is two points ahead of second-placed Manchester City in the Championship. They have won nine of their first 14 games and tied three.

Now that things are getting better for Jobe, they haven’t been going so well for his bigger brother Jude.

According to Sport, the 21-year-old was swearing at Slovenian judge Slavko Vincic during Real Madrid’s 3-1 Champions League loss to AC Milan on Tuesday. The swearing was caught on TV cameras.

The disappointing loss came after Barcelona beat Real Madrid 4-0 in El Clasico last month, which was an embarrassing loss, and Bellingham seems to be getting more and more angry with his teammates, including Kylian Mbappe of France.