Jude and Jobe, England's Bellingham brothers face Spain on Sunday

Jude and Jobe Bellingham could play together for England against Spain on Sunday in the Nations League, which would make them the first brothers to do so since Gary and Phil Neville in 2007.

Jude and Jobe Bellingham are fulfilling a dream by working together in the England squad, with Jobe earning his first senior call-up. The brothers hope to play together in the Three Lions shirt, even if only for a few minutes.

They have two opportunities to achieve this: Thursday at Wembley against the Czech Republic, and Sunday against Spain—the world champions—at the Metropolitano in Nations League Group A3. If they play together, they would be the first brothers to do so for England since Gary and Phil Neville in 2007.

Jude, 21, is already an established Real Madrid midfielder with 60 senior caps. Jobe, 20 and captain of England's U21 side, is hoping to make his senior debut this week. Both started their careers at Birmingham before moving to Borussia Dortmund at different times.

Jude transferred to Dortmund in 2020 for €30.15 million before joining Real Madrid for €127 million in 2023. Jobe joined Dortmund in June 2025 for €30.5 million after a spell at Sunderland.