Sunderland ‘Star-Struck’ teammate as Jobe Bellingham creates championship history

Jobe Bellingham made the history of the championship at the last departure of Sunderland.

He Sunderland Star became the first player born after the first championship game was played on August 7, 2004 to make 100 appearances in the league.

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The 19-year-old midfielder achieved the feat during the 2-1 victory of Sunderland in Sheffield last Wednesday last Friday.

Cats Black teammate Chris Rigg He admitted that he stays ‘star’ by Bellingham’s natural ability.

Both Bellingham and Rigg were recognized in the Awards of the Northeast Soccer Writers Association Sunday night.

The couple shared the recognition of the young player of the year for an impressive year who has put himself at the top of the championship’s talent.

In the awards, Rigg said: “It is always good to notice for their achievements during the season.

“It’s a prestigious award, so I’m very happy and I’m also happy to win it with a teammate too.”

In his teammate Bellingham, Rigg added: “It has been unreal, to be honest.

“I think he has improved so much in recent years. Sometimes the stars hit you, just the things that week ago, day after day, day.

“I think if he maximizes how good it is day after day, then he can go directly to the top.”

In the ambitions of the premier league of Sunderland, Rigg said: “I think we are so sure we can enter that race. I know we have reached a patch, but I think the team we have, we want to win every game.

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“I think it is crucial to reach the end of the season. I think we have to put everything and see what we can do“, said.

Bellingham, England’s younger brother and real Madrid Star Jude – has attracted the attention of the premier league clubs, including Crystal Palace After his impressive exhibitions with the black cats.

The young game creator has represented England at all levels to SUB-21. He moved from the childhood club Birmingham City In 2023 to join your current side.

He even adopted the name ‘Jobe’ on the back of his shirt to avoid being constantly connected to his brother.

Chief Tony Mowbray explained the decision: “He is trying to create his own identity.

“He does not want to live on the back of his brother’s name; He wants to be the player who is and show people what he can do.“

Sunderland is currently a fourth in the championship that firmly places them in the performance of the play-off.

While it may be difficult to close the gap in Leeds United leaders, who have an advantage of 11 points, the play-offs with those who surround them could mark a return to the first round for Sunderland.