Jobe Bellingham scored a stunning 25-yard goal for Sunderland during their 2-0 victory over Derby in the Championship.
The 19-year-old midfielder’s long-range effort gave the hosts a deserved lead in the 40th minute, opening his goal tally for the season.
The stunning strike left everybody inside the Stadium of Light speechless and they weren’t they only ones left impressed by the attempt.
Jobe’s older brother and Real Madrid superstar Jude Bellingham was also left breathless by the naughty attempt which found the top corner of the net.
The England international took to the social media platform X to voice his opinion and approval over the attempt.
Jobe Bellingham scored a screamer during Sunderland’s 2-0 victory against Derby
The 19 year-old midfielder opened the scoring in the Stadium of Light with a stunning 25-yard attempt at goal which ended up in the top cornerÂ
Reacting to his brothers first goal of the season, Jude retweeted the video of the stunning strike posted by Sky Sports accompanied by three face emojis blowing a puff of air.
Jobe is best known for being the younger brother of the England midfield sensation however he is now starting to carve out his own path and create a legacy of his own.
The England U20 star has not missed a single league game for Regis Le Bris’ men this season, building on from his impressive debut season with The Black Cats.
The goal was Jobe’s first of the season and it was a beauty.
He gathered a loose ball about 35-yards out from the goal before going on a running drive down the middle of the pitch, he then let rip, striking the ball with his right foot from about 25-yards from goal which glided effortlessly into the back of the net.
He couldn’t have met the strike any cleaner and the sublime effort whizzed past Jacob Widell Zetterstrom who was in-between the posts for Derby.
Jude Bellingham was left breathless after watching his brother Jobe’s screamer for Sunderland
Tonight’s goal against Derby now means the 19-year-old has eight goals in 54 appearances for the Championship side.
Jobe and Co will be out again on Friday when they take on title challengers Leeds on Friday in a quick turnaround.
His brother Jude is next in action tomorrow night at 8pm when Real Madrid travel to France to take on Lille in their second Champions League game of the season.Â