How many pairs of brothers have played for England?
JOBE Bellingham is set to make his first appearance for England during the latest international break.
The Borussia Dortmund midfielder, 21, could appear alongside his brother Jude during England’s final two Nations League fixtures.
Jude and Jobe Bellingham appear set to join the illustrious list of brothers to appear for the Three Lions
How many pairs of brothers have played for England?
Jude and Jobe Bellingham are set to join a large list of brothers that have both represented the England national team.
Perhaps most famously, Bobby and Jack Charlton appeared for England at two World Cups, appearing in every game in 1966 as England won the tournament.
Both brothers retired from the national team in 1970 after being knocked out by West Germany in the quarter finals of the World Cup.
Trevoh Chalobah joined that list after making his England debut in 2025, seven years after his brother Nathaniel made his only appearance for the Three Lions against Spain.
The last brothers to appear on the pitch at the same time for England were Gary and Phil Neville in 2007, in a 1-0 defeat to Spain in a friendly at Old Trafford.
If Jobe appears for England over this latest international break, he and Jude will become the 22nd set of brothers to have appeared for the Three Lions.
Full list of brothers to have played for England:
Bobby and Jack Charlton starred for England during the victorious 1966 World Cup campaign
Charlie (1872) & William Clegg (1873-79)
William (1875-77) & Herbert Rawson (1875)
Hubert (1873-78) & Frank Heron (1876)
Alfred (1877) & Ed Lyttelton (1878)
Ernest (1876), Charlie (1879-87) & Arthur Bambridge (1881) – The only time three brothers have played for England
Arthur (1876-83) & Harry Cursham (1880-84)
Fred (1880-82) & Jack Hargreaves (1881)
Arthur (1885-90) & Percy Walters (1885-90)
Alf (1882-84) & Charley Dobson (1886)
Charlie (1888) & Alf Shelton (1889-92)
Gary and Phil Neville were the last brothers to appear for England in the same match