Thomas Tuchel has given Jobe Bellingham his first England call-up, The Guardian reported, and the head coach acknowledged that the midfielder's older brother, Jude, had pressed him to make the selection. The report said the decision set up the prospect of the family's dream being realised.
According to the report, by David Hytner, the Bellingham family was celebrating what the headline called a "beautiful story." The headline framed the selection as part of Tuchel's England 2.0 project, although the summary does not explain what that project involves beyond this call-up.
The Guardian said Tuchel's inclusion of the younger Bellingham covers England's Nations League ties. The summary is cut off before naming the matches or opponents, so those details are not reported here. The summary describes Jobe Bellingham as a midfielder. A reference in the summary to a Dortmund club is garbled in the text available and is not repeated in this report.
The summary available for this report contains no comment from Jude Bellingham or Jobe Bellingham, and it does not say when the squad will assemble or how Tuchel reached the decision beyond the request from Jude. Readers seeking the full account can consult the original reporting, which was published by The Guardian.
Sources: The Guardian: Bellinghams celebrate ‘beautiful story’ as Jobe joins Jude in Tuchel’s England 2.0.