Jude Bellingham is a good brother! Real Madrid sensation spotted in stands watching sibling Jobe in action for Sunderland against Hull City

The Real Madrid sensation was spotted in the stands of MKM Stadium as he flew to Hull to watch his brother Jobe Bellingham in action for the Black Cats in the Championship on Boxing Day.

Bellingham has been included in Michael Beale's starting lineup on Tuesday as the two teams are tied goalless at half-time.

The England international has been extremely supportive of his sibling as he is spending his winter break watching his brother play regularly. Three days back, he was seen catching his sibling live as Sunderland took on Coventry which they lost 3-0.

After securing a £1.5 million ($1.9m) move to Sunderland this summer, Jobe decided to use his first name at the back of his shirt, unlike his elder brother who has his surname printed on his Real Madrid jerseys. The 18-year-old wants to create his legacy, separate from Jude, and have his own distinct identity.

The teenager has appeared in 24 matches across all competitions thus far where he has managed to score four goals and provided one assist. His consistent performances in the English second division have attracted interest from Premier League giants Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool. Los Blancos are also keen on signing him and reuniting him with his sibling.