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    The Rise of Jude Bellingham - Part 2
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    The Rise of Jude Bellingham – Part 2



    After our colleagues from Birmingham City FC traced Jude’s first steps in professional football in England a good year ago, we take a look at his development at BVB in Part 2. Jude’s journey – from his arrival in Dortmund to a pillar in the starting line-up and what head coach Marco Rose appreciates so much about him – it’s all in our video.
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    49 Comments

    7. Schlitzer K on

      Hey Jude, when u read this in German, you are the Best Midfield Player of ther World.
      Wir haben hier den Lewandoski im Mittelfeld, liebt und schätzt Ihn was er für unsere Borrusia leistet, sein Entwicklungskurve ist steil nach oben, er kämpft und Lebt den Einsatz für seinen Verein, achtet die Leistung und schätzt es Wert was er einbringt mit seiner Leistung!
      I hope you give us more Years from your brilliant Footballbrain and Energy!.

    8. Korylp on

      You can’t help but love Jude and his humble family. He hasn’t let the media attention or the big stage get to him and remains so humble, proud of his family, and to stay grounded. I can’t believe how young he is and how good he is already.

      Young man, I wish I was like you at your age. You will go far not only in footballing terms, but in life. Never forget where you came from and always stay humble!

    14. ِ on

      Der kann ruhig noch 3-4 Jahre bleiben, der ist ja erst 18 und wenn er erst mit 22 den nächsten Schritt macht hat er immer noch mehr als ein Jahrzehnt

    15. Keep it Level on

      We all know he wants Liverpool move it's no secret, him and his family are all huge reds and his Dad is also pushing for Jobe to move there also

    25. iancoley on

      A well balanced young man.
      A credit to his parents, who have kept him grounded.
      A credit to Birmingham City FC who guided him so well
      A credit to Birmingham, a great city for youngsters

      he has clearly found a suitable club to continue his growth. Thank you Dortmund …

      Man city would ruin him, – Man Utd would waste his talents.

      If he does need to move on it has to be Liverpool under Klopp …

      Keep Right On Number 22

    38. dopelemon on

      He really could become a BVB legend and one of the greatest to ever do it, but I think he is just too good to not join a Top 5 club. Liverpool is the only club I'd feel good about. Great doc by the way!!

    45. WondeR on

      There are a lot of people that don't make me proud to be British but he is definitely someone that we can be proud of. So humble and level headed for his age.

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