Chelsea 'Moving alignment line for Alnderland Starlet Jobe Bellingham', but faces a tough competition of European heavyweights

According to reports, Chelsea is among a trio of European heavyweights that observe a movement for the starland star Jobe Bellingham.

Jobe, younger brother of the Superstar of Real Madrid Jude Bellingham, has been making waves in the championship with the Black Cats, who compete for the promotion of return to the Premier League this season.

It is said that the interest of several clubs has been won, and The sun He states that Chelsea is prepared to overcome any other suitor.

It is reported that Chelsea is anxious to maintain a strong domestic contingent in their team, with the inclusion that local players are always important in the highest category of England.

Bellingham is currently in a professional career similar to that of his older brother, already leaving his mark on England's configuration with those under 21.

Now you can seek to step beyond the championship, but unlike Jude, Chelsea will wait for him to choose to stay in the English system to join the London giants.

The Sunderland star, Jude Bellingham, has attracted the interest of a trio of European heavyweights

According to reports, Chelsea is ready to overcome any other potential suitor for Bellingham this summer

Bellingham has been at the heart of the impulse of Sunderland for the promotion of the Premier League in this term

Enzo Maresca will hope to avoid interest from the foreigner, with Borussia Dortmund seeking to continue Bellingham's legacy in black and yellow by taking the 19 -year -old Ruhr this season.

Bellingham's admiration for Bundesliga does not stop at Westfalestadion, with the current Bayer Leverkusen champion also keeping the eyelashes in the midfielder.

Sunderland is anxious to keep Bellingham in the club beyond this season and the promotion of hope will help in that search.

However, with the Black Cats eight points from automatic promotion places with 10 games for the end, they seem more and more likely to have to trust the play-offs to return to the Premier League.

This means that they will probably have to overcome a Leeds United, Sheffield United or Burnley, the high -championship flyers who have participated in a three -horse race for automatic in recent months.

If Sinderland does not go up, a move for Bellingham could be in the cards, with Chelsea between the sides on a red alert.

According to reports, Bellingham has a value of £ 40 million, but the strong interest of multiple suitors could see that a war of offers increases its price.

The midfielder has played 32 times in the championship this season, scoring four goals and notches three assists.