
Nottingham Forest have agree terms and finally signed their dream star-Jobe Bellingham this summer.
Brighton and Nottingham Forest have joined the race to sign Sunderland star Jobe Bellingham this summer.
According to Teamtalk, there are six clubs eyeing a move for the midfielder at the end of the campaign.
Bellingham has cemented himself as a key part of Régis Le Bris’ side this year, with the team pushing for promotion to the Premier League.
The 19-year-old has contributed four goals and three assists from 34 appearances in the Championship, with Sunderland fourth in the table.
Jobe Bellingham transfer latest
It is understood that Manchester United, Brentford, Chelsea and Tottenham are all keeping tabs on the Championship player.
However, Brighton and Nottingham Forest have also been mentioned as Premier League clubs with an interest.
Bellingham has a contract with the Black Cats until the summer of 2028, giving Sunderland a strong negotiating position if concrete offers arrive this year.
However, failure to gain promotion to the top flight would further fuel speculation over his future, with the team cut adrift of the battle for a top two spot after their 3-0 loss to Coventry City last weekend.
It was reported by The Sun in January that Bundesliga outfits Bayer Leverkusen and Borussia Dortmund are also eyeing the youngster.
It has been claimed by Football Insider this month that any deal involving Bellingham could cost as much as £20 million.
Jobe Bellingham’s importance to Sunderland
Bellingham arrived at Sunderland in the summer of 2023 from Birmingham City and immediately cemented himself as a regular starter in the side.
The teenager made 45 league appearances in his first campaign at the Stadium of Light, including 43 starts.
Jobe Bellingham’s midfield stats 2024/25 (as of March 18th) – per Fbref.com
Stat
Per 90
Passes Attempted
40.02
Pass Completion (%)
84.80
Progressive Passes
4.82
Progressive Carries
1.31
Successful Take-ons
0.92
Touches in the Opposition Area
1.78
Progressive Passes Received
2.82
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