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Jobe Bellingham Transfer from Sunderland to Tottenham Hotspur

90min reports on the transfer battle between Spurs and Man Utd for Sunderland midfielder Jobe Bellingham. Spurs are also battling with Man Utd over Sunderland midfielder Jobe Bellingham.

Tottenham have been scouting Jobe Bellingham for some time and want to add more depth and quality to their midfield. They prioritize investing in young players, and Bellingham's versatility in midfield roles could provide tactical flexibility. His contract with Sunderland runs until 2028, but he could leave in the summer if Sunderland fails to secure promotion to the top flight. Spurs will have to pay in excess of £20 million to sign him.

Tottenham is reportedly interested in signing Jobe Bellingham, a young attacking midfielder from Sunderland. Former Manchester United scout Mick Brown mentioned that Tottenham has had scouts watching Bellingham this season. Sunderland might be willing to sell him if they receive a good price, especially if they don't get promoted this season. The transfer is likely to happen in the upcoming summer, and it is considered a significant move for the young player.

Tottenham Hotspur have shown interest in Jobe Bellingham but are not planning to make a move until the summer of 2025. Sunderland would prefer to sell Bellingham at the end of the season to cash in on him, as losing him mid-season would damage their chances of promotion.

Jobe Bellingham received offers from several Premier League clubs, including Tottenham. Despite the interest, he chose to extend his contract with Sunderland until 2028.

Jobe Bellingham recently declined a transfer proposal from Tottenham. Sunderland had talks with Bellingham and his agents and convinced him to stay at Sunderland for at least another season for his career development.

Premier League clubs Newcastle and Tottenham are also reportedly interested in the Sunderland wonderkid.

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