The best rookie in the Championship is worth 38 million euros? He is a younger brother in front of Bellingham

In 2023, Bellingham won the Golden Globe Award that year. A reporter asked him: Who do you think will be the next Golden Globe? Bellingham gave three answers, the first is Real Madrid's current teammate Jule, the second is former teammate Gittens, and the third is Job.

At that time, many people didn't know who Job was? The last name that followed him was Bellingham, who was Zude Bellingham's younger brother.

2 years later, the 20-year-old Job joined Dortmund from the Championship Sunderland for a total of 38 million euros, setting the Black Cats' history with the highest transfer record and the second highest transfer expense in Dortmund's history. Second only to Dembele back then.

On June 14, 2023, Real Madrid officially announced that they would sign Zude Bellingham for 103 million euros. In fact, many people didn't know that Job also completed the transfer that day. He came to Sunderland from Birmingham for 3 million euros, and his value was only a fraction of his brother's value.

Compared to his brother's one step to reach the sky, Job was still an optional lottery at that time.

Then he played a fantastic season in the English Championship, leading the team to upgrade from the English Championship, and was awarded the league's best rookie and was selected for the best team. This season, he made 4 goals and 3 assists in the English Championship, making him the core of the offense and defense of the Black Cats.

Compared to his brother's amazing talent, he made his first team debut at the age of 16, signed by Dortmund at the age of 17, and has become the world's best offensive midfielder at the age of 20. His younger brother Job, two years younger than him, has just stepped onto the top league arena.

In fact, it is not too late at all. Haaland and Adeyemi came to Dortmund at the same age as him. Job is an all-round midfielder with both offense and defense. He is full of offense, franchise and defense. Compared to his brother, he is full of offensive attributes. Job is more like a midfield metronome behind him. In the words of the head coach Sunderland: "Job's game reading ability exceeds age and can always appear in the most correct position at the most correct time."

This configuration is a bit like Lampard Gerard back then. Now England has the Bellingham brothers, fans may see that the two start for the England national team at the same time. One of them leads the offense in the front and the other sorts out the organization in the back, becoming England's double-core midfielder.

Dotter is a good springboard for young people. Their best player is always the next one. Although he is just a younger brother in front of Bellingham, don't underestimate the Hornets' scouts. They will give young people enough status and time. European black shops will not let down every genius. Once they perform well, they can make a big profit.

Dortmund's performance this season is poor, especially in the first half of the novice coach Shahin toss the team to the middle of the league. If it weren't for the firefighting coach Kovac turning the tide, Dortmund would probably have lost a large amount of appearance fees in the Champions League.

Judging from the current midfield configuration of the team, Job may replace 33-year-old veteran Gross to deliver ammunition to the attack line composed of Gittens, Adeyemi and Gilasi. Compared with his brother's vertical breakthrough, Job is better at controlling the rhythm and has the ability to shoot a long shot.

In fact, both of them are midfielders, and Job is likely to become the axis for Dortmund to quickly change. If this high-end product is kicked out, he will be a billion-dollar man.

On Dortmund's jersey, Job was only willing to leave his name, not Bellingham's surname. His brother was a halo that shrouded his career. He refused the invitation from the English National Youth League to prepare for the Club World Cup and played in the multi-character club. His brother was also there at that time, and Job finally stood on the same starting line as his brother.