The Bellingham family puts pressure on Dortmund, father and son join forces to win the opportunity to play

According to German Biography, Job Bellingham's father, Mark Bellingham, was dissatisfied with his son's playing time in Dortmund, and he expressed his dissatisfaction many times, and even negotiated directly with the club's senior management, causing a lot of shock within the team.

So far this season, the highly anticipated young midfielder has played only five games in the Bundesliga, with a cumulative appearance time of only 167 minutes, far from meeting the expectations of his family and fans. In the previous season, Job Bellingham shined in the Championship team Sunderland and was a key contributor to the team's successful promotion to the Premier League. After the summer window opened, he followed in the footsteps of his brother Jude Bellingham and joined the Bundesliga powerhouse Dortmund at a high price, with high hopes.

However, the new owner did not start well. Head coach Nico Kovac trusts experienced Felix Nmecha, Marcel Sabitzer and new player Pascal Gross, so Job Bellingham can only sit on the bench most of the time and finds it difficult to get a stable chance.

In the face of doubts, Kovac once publicly explained: "Every player is eager to play the whole game, but we can only send 11 people to start. Job is talented, but he has played in the English secondary league before, and it takes time to adapt to the rhythm and intensity of the Bundesliga."

This statement did not calm the dissatisfaction of the Bellingham family. As early as August, after Dortmund drew with his opponent at home in the first round of the Bundesliga, Job's parents blocked sports director Sebastian Kyle in the post-match channel and questioned in person why his son could not get more opportunities for the game.

Going further, Mark Bellingham also tried to meet directly with head coach Kovac to express his strong dissatisfaction with the team's arrangements. This move has aroused the alertness of the club's management. In order to maintain the team's management order and the privacy of the locker room, Dortmund has officially issued a ban on Bellingham's family from entering the team's locker area.