The Bellingham name is set to feature twice in England's senior squad, with Jobe earning his first call-up and joining older brother Jude for the upcoming international fixtures against Croatia and Spain.At 21, the Borussia Dortmund midfielder is following a remarkably similar path to his 23-year-old sibling, although he is determined to establish his own identity rather than live in Jude's shadow.Both brothers came through Birmingham City's academy before moving to the Bundesliga and eventually earning recognition from England. Jobe Bellingham has received his first senior call-up to England's training camp, where he will join his brother Jude Bellingham for the first time 👏 The dream of the brothers playing for their country together, is slowly becoming a reality ❤️ https://t.co/KXHuHI69b6— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) November 6, 2026 Jobe made his senior debut for Birmingham at 16 years and 107 days, before moving to Sunderland, helping them secure promotion to the Premier League and earning a £31 million move to Dortmund.Jude had taken a similar route several years earlier, joining Dortmund at 17 before becoming one of Europe's leading midfielders and moving to Real Madrid.Comparisons have inevitably followed Jobe throughout his career, but he has made a conscious effort to stand apart by wearing his first name on the back of his shirt. The idea came from a former coach, with Jobe explaining that it represented his determination to go his own way.Three members of the Bellingham family have been call up to England this year 😮👏 ▪️ Jude = Senior squad ▪️ Mark = Over-50s Veterans team ▪️ Jobe = U21 and senior squads https://t.co/LOVJZn7dWK— ESPN UK (@ESPNUK) November 6, 2026 England manager Thomas Tuchel believes having Jude around could make the transition easier, although he insists the younger Bellingham has earned his place on merit."It's a beautiful story. They are both good for each other. My understanding is that they are very close. It makes life easier for Jobe to come into camp knowing his brother is one of the key players in our team. But don't forget, he's here on his own merits, not because of his brother," Tuchel said.The German also praised Jobe's development at Dortmund, where he has established himself as a regular starter and influential figure. The midfielder currently captains England's Under-21 side, with head coach Lee Carsley having reportedly pushed for his promotion to the senior team."He's the standout player and the captain. The pathway should always be open for special performances over a long period. That's what Jobe has done. He's found his rhythm at Dortmund and made an excellent start to the season," Tuchel added.18.00: (1.17) Arsenal (6.75) Hull (15.0)With Myles Lewis-Skelly suspended for the Croatia fixture and Alex Scott sidelined through injury, an opportunity has opened up in midfield. Tuchel believes Jobe deserves his chance, describing him as a more defensive-minded player than Jude, with impressive physical attributes and excellent ability on the ball.England face Croatia at Wembley on November 12 before travelling to Madrid for their meeting with Spain three days later. If the brothers share the pitch, they will become the latest siblings to represent the Three Lions together.The last Manchester United duo of Gary and Phil Neville played together for England in 2007, having first appeared alongside each other in 1996. They were the first brothers to do so since Bobby and Jack Charlton.##NAJAVA_MECA_10095402##