BVB gets Jobe Bellingham: Change from FC Sunderland is imminent!

BVB gets Jobe Bellingham: Change from FC Sunderland is imminent!

On June 2, 2025, there is a potential transfer that is of great interest to many Borussia Dortmund fans. Jobe Bellingham, the 19-year-old brother of Jude Bellingham, gave BVB to a change. The young player who is currently under contract with FC Sunderland has attracted the attention of the German football market.

BVB personnel decisions under the direction of Niko Kovac and Lars Ricken were crucial for this change. Jobe Bellingham had often visited games in Signal Iduna Park as a child. This emotional attachment to the club could have played a role than he decided between different offers, including competition from Eintracht Frankfurt, RB Leipzig and several English clubs.

negotiations and transfer fee

Currently there are still a few differences in the negotiations on the transfer fee. According to reports, Borussia Dortmund offered the Bild newspaper a transfer of 25 million euros. Sunderland, on the other hand, demands 30 million euros. However, this difference could not significantly impair the negotiations, since according to the reporter Fabrizio Romano, which specializes in transfers, there is an exit clause of 40 million euros.

The conversations about the change have conducted both managers Hans-Joachim Watzke as well as the coaches and sporting director of BVB. A successful transfer would not only bring Bellingham's talent to the Bundesliga, but also underline BVB's attraction to English talents.

A look at the current situation

In the fanatical world of football, forums such as Transfer market are also exchanged as the latest rumors and developments. Here fans not only discuss transfers, but also about the general situation of their clubs and possible future developments in football.

The possible transfer from Jobe Bellingham therefore not only represents a step in his career, but could also strategically strengthen BVB in promoting young talent and talent. It remains to be seen how the situation will develop in the coming days.