"I'll do well here and go to Real like you." Jov Bellingham reveals "Ambitiousness."
"I'll do well here and go to Real like you." Jov Bellingham reveals "Ambitiousness."
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Jove Bellingham has extraordinary ambitions.
"We signed a five-year contract with Jov of Sunderland in the English Premier League," Borussia Dortmund said on its website on Tuesday (Korea time). The contract was officially concluded on Tuesday morning. He will head to the U.S. to play in the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup. He will wear his uniform number 77 during the tournament.
Born in 2005, Jov is famous as the younger brother of Jude Bellingham, who plays for Real Madrid. He joined the Birmingham City youth team following his older brother and grew up throughout the club's age groups. He then made his professional debut in the 2021-22 season. He played in only three games in his first season, but his potential was recognized.
After moving to Sunderland last season, he displayed full capacity and skills. He displayed impressive performance by posting seven goals and one assist in 47 official matches. He also scored four goals and three assists in 43 matches this season, spearheading his promotion to the PL.
Interest poured in from big clubs. Leipzig, Manchester United, Real and Dortmund sent love calls. Among them, Dortmund was the most active. They kept an eye on Jov for more than three years and had a close relationship with Bellingham's family. German 'Bild' explained, "The Dortmund Scouts have been watching Jov for more than three years. Even after Jude left for Real, he kept in contact with his family."
Ultimately, after several rounds of negotiations, Dortmund ended up embracing Jobe. According to Fabrizio Romano, an expert in the European soccer transfer market, the transfer fee is 33 million euros and an additional 5 million euros. A clause on "Selon" that receives 15 percent of profits from future transfers has also been inserted. 메이저사이트 It is not a bad deal for Sunderland.
However, Jov's extraordinary ambition has recently been revealed. "Jov's biggest dream is to play for Real like his brother Jude," the British media Tribune said. "If Jov continues to show great performance at Dortmund, one day he may wear a Real uniform like his brother."