Jude and Jobe Bellingham are poised to become the latest pair of brothers to play for the England men's senior national team. The siblings would join a select group of brothers who have both earned caps for the Three Lions throughout the team's history.
The Bellinghams, who both came through Birmingham City's academy before moving to Borussia Dortmund and Sunderland respectively, have represented England at various youth levels. Jude Bellingham has already established himself as a regular for the senior side since his debut in 2020, while younger brother Jobe continues to progress through the age-group teams.
Previous brother combinations to play for England include the Charlton brothers (Jack and Bobby), the Neville brothers (Gary and Phil), and the Wright brothers (Ian and Shaun), among others. The Football Association maintains records of all players who have earned senior international caps.
