Sunderland star Jobe Bellingham was in action for England U21s on Monday night, playing the full 90 minutes.
England U21s drew 1-1 with the Netherlands on Monday night with the Young Lions going 10 games unbeaten.
Sunderland’s Jobe Bellingham played the full 90 minutes on the night after playing just 68 minutes in the game before against Spain.
Fans mobbed Sunderland ace Bellingham after the game against Spain, rushing for pictures and autographs from the 19-year-old.
Bellingham has now featured 13 times in the Championship this season, scoring twice and assisting once but missing the last two games through suspension.
And for the upcoming Championship match at Millwall this weekend, Regis Le Bris will be without Bellingham once again as he serves the third of his three-match suspension.
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How Jobe Bellingham performed for England U21s vs Netherlands
Bellingham played in the no.6 role for England U21s on Monday, starting alongside Liverpool’s Tyler Morton for the second game in a row.
And Bellingham saw a lot of the ball. He recorded the third-most touches of any England player on the night (44), as well as the third-most accurate passes (29).
The Sunderland ace also recorded one key pass, but really shone in terms of duels: Bellingham attempted 12 and won 10, both of which being the highest for England on the night, with 10 duels won being the most of any player on the pitch.
Interestingly, Bellingham only lost possession four times which was the ninth-lowest amount of any England player.
Jude Bellingham and Jordan Henderson spotted at England U21s
Jobe’s older brother Jude Bellingham was spotted in the crowd at the Yanmar Stadion in Almere, having starred in England senior team’s 5-0 win over Republic of Ireland on Sunday.
Ajax star and former Sunderland man Jordan Henderson was also spotted in the crowd, following recent links with a return to the Stadium of Light.
It was reported earlier in the season that Sunderland were interested in re-signing Henderson, although the move has since been played down by Dutch giants Ajax.
Meanwhile, Jobe Bellingham has growing transfer interest at Sunderland ahead of the January window with more and more reports claiming that Borussia Dortmund are keen.
There’s been no indication from Sunderland that they’re ready to sell Bellingham in January, nor any other player for that matter, as the Black Cats eye promotion to the Premier League.