Really inferior to his brother! Belin has two consecutive substitutes, Dortmund s summer window betting has become a substitute

When Dortmund signed Job Bellingham this summer, he hoped that he would become the "key gentleman" of the team like his older brother Bellingham. But after playing 4 games in the new season, he has lost the trust of coach Kovac. Job Bellingham has been the team's substitute in the past two games. The outside world generally believes that Dortmund spends 30.5 million euros to sign the 19-year-old midfielder in the Championship. Last season, Job Bellingham played an important role in Sunderland's return to the Premier League, helping the team to return to the top league after eight years in the Wembley Championship play-off final in May. Sunderland started the Premier League steadily in the new season, scoring 7 points in the first four rounds. Job Bellingham's performance in the Bundesliga has been ups and downs, and Dortmund is still struggling to find his best position in the Kovac system.

The 19-year-old England player started two of the first three Bundesliga games this season, once a substitute. But in the first round of the game, he was substituted at halftime in the midfield. The decision sparked a strong reaction from Bellingham’s father Mark, who publicly criticized club and athletic director Sebastian Kyle and was subsequently banned from the team’s locker room. In the next three games, Job Bellingham became a substitute twice.

Especially in the mid-week Champions League 4-4 battle with Juventus, Job Bellingham made a substitute, and Juventus scored two consecutive goals in stoppage time to equalize the score. Dortmund is worried that if Kovac continues to limit Job Bellingham's playing time, his family may be "increasingly uneasy." Head coach Kovac has tried to get Job Bellingham to play multiple midfield roles, but he has not locked in a stable starting position. Job Bellingham might be the best position for the 6th, but he needs to compete with Felix Nmecha and Gross to partner with Sabitzer in the midfield.

A week ago, former German international Dietmar Harman criticized Dortmund for paying too high transfer fees for Job Bellingham. The former Liverpool player said: "I talked to some people in the UK and they said Dortmund spent too much money for him." The German Bild also reported that Job Bellingham's transfer fee was raised, which may be related to Frankfurt's invitation to talks to Germany, when Frankfurt was also considering introducing the young player. It is reported that his transfer fee is 30.5 million euros, ranking second in the Bundesliga summer transfer, second only to the 75 million euros paid by Bayern for Dias.

This weekend, Dortmund will face Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga. Can Job Bellingham return to the starting lineup? This is something worth paying attention to. The Dortmund summer window king has been placed on the bench for two consecutive games. Although Kovac led the team unbeaten in all competitions, the team was tied by St. Pauli and Juventus while leading two goals, and it was obvious that Job Bellingham's performance was somewhat disappointing.