Jude Bellingham had come to town for Britain. The Under-21 team, captained by his younger brother Jobe, draws 1-1 with a formidable Netherlands squad. This brings the total number of games won to ten.

In the England U21s’ 1-1 draw with the Netherlands, Jobe Bellingham made his second appearance for the Young Lions.
Real Madrid player Bellingham, accompanied by his mother Denise and father Mark, saw Jobe play in his second game for the 21s after winning man of the match against Ireland at Wembley the previous evening.

Bellingham sat beneath a blanket in the cold in the charming city of Almere, a modest professional arena in the country, while England held off a talented Dutch squad early on courtesy to a header from Dane Scarlett.

Jude Bellingham observed from the stands during a chilly evening in Almere, the Netherlands.

Jordan Henderson, an England player with 81 caps, was also present. They demonstrated that they have a promising future in this, England’s final match before Lee Carsley takes over as coach following his tenure with the adults.

Noah Ohio, Jude Bellingham’s closest buddy, spearheaded the assault on the Dutch. Bellingham was the star of this camp, and Lewis Miley made his debut at this level.

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England got going early thanks to two rising football talents in the North East. In the fifth minute, Samuel Iling Junior received the ball wide to the left after some good play in the middle of the field, and his cross reached Scarlett’s head precisely.

Thom van Bergen, a substitute, leveled the score late on with a close-range goal. After 21 attempts on goal, the Dutch deserved it.

Jude Bellingham and his parents were present to watch his brother Jobe play for the England U21 team today, according to Seputar Real Madrid on X. X at https://t.co/KOhBtgSFH7