Jude Bellingham’s dad, Mark, has been called up to represent England Veterans Over 50s against the Republic of Ireland.Having turned 50 in March of this year, Bellingham Sr. is going to pick up an international cap playing for his country.Bellingham’s dad, Mark, has been called up to the England Veterans Over 50s squad for a clash against the Republic of Ireland this weekendGettyHe is a former striker who had a 17-year career in non-league, playing for 22 different teams throughout his playing days. Mark made his most appearances for Leamington between 2008 and 2009 and Bromsgrove Sporting in 2014, also playing for Cheltenham Town and Newport County in the late 90s.Mark retired from football in 2019 but continued to play in veterans tournaments, leading to his call-up.Bellingham’s dad called up for EnglandEngland Veterans Over 50s have announced their squad for a match against the Republic of Ireland this weekend.And Mark has been included in the 18-player line-up.There will also be an Over 60s side playing Ireland on the same day.They team wrote: “England Veterans have announced their squads for a double helping of international football against the Republic of Ireland on Sunday 1st November in Cambridgeshire.“The Over 50’s kick off at 2:15pm and the Over 60’s at 4:15pm at the Elite Football Complex, Cambridgeshire.”It is Mark’s first call-up to represent his country.He has followed in his son’s footsteps, with Jude the Three Lions’ leading star and Jobe Bellingham playing for the Under-21s.Bellingham has been a superstar for England, with his younger brother Jobe playing for the U21s and his dad now playing for the Veterans Over 50sAFPThree Bellinghams on the international stageBellingham Sr. will hope for a dream start to life as an international player to keep up with his two sons. Jude, of course, is a superstar for England, already picking up 60 caps for his country at just 23 years old.He scored seven goals at the 2026 World Cup for the Three Lions this summer, leading the nation alongside newly-crowned Ballon d’Or winner Harry Kane.In total, he has 14 goals and 15 assists in 60 games for England. As for Jobe, he is one of the leaders in the U21s camp, captaining the Young Lions in his last 11 appearances. Altogether he has 12 caps for the team, scoring once and assisting four goals.