Manchester United are keeping tabs on Sunderland star Jobe Bellingham and could attempt to sign him this month. The Red Devils want to avoid missing out on him, as they did with his brother Jude Bellingham, and have formally registered their interest in bringing the Sunderland starlet to Old Trafford.

According to 'The Sun', Jobe Bellingham, the younger brother of Real Madrid's midfielder, has rejected numerous offers from major Premier League clubs, including Manchester United, who have shown special interest in acquiring him during this winter transfer window. However, Jobe has renewed his contract with Sunderland until 2028 and is focused on his growth and consolidation before moving to the English Premier Division, a step he is expected to take in the summer.

Jobe Bellingham has reportedly made a decision over his future at Sunderland following reports that a 'gentleman's agreement' is in place. Manchester United have been heavily linked with a move. Both Arsenal and Manchester United have scouted Bellingham regularly, and FootballTransfers claims that a 'gentleman's agreement' is in place with Sunderland should a suitable offer arise from a Premier League club. Sunderland has put a £20 million price tag on Bellingham.

Jobe Bellingham, one of the most sought-after players in the market, has offers from several Premier League teams, including Manchester United. According to the English newspaper The Sun, Jobe Bellingham has rejected Manchester United to continue at Sunderland until the summer, ensuring he gets the necessary playing time to grow as a footballer.