Jobe Bellingham flew to Germany for conversations about a move to a Bundesliga club.
The 19-year-old helped Sunderland back to the Premier League in their 2-1 play-off last victory About Sheffield United on Saturday.
Bellingham Already looks ahead to the next season and wants to decide on his future next week.
Sky Sports Report that the midfielder landed in Germany to hold discussions with Eintracht Frankfurt.
Jowe was accompanied by his father Mark and mother Denise when they were welcomed at the airport by a club chef.
They will be given a tour of the facilities of Eintracht if the side that became third in the Bundesliga Try to convince Bellingham to participate.
Borussia Dortmund His battle to sign him and their director Hans-Joachim Watzke traveled to Sunderland to meet the player.
It is the second time that a delegation from the club has arrived in England for conversations about a deal.
RB Leipzig reportedly did not give up in their pursuit.
A move to Germany would see Jowe follow in the footsteps of his older brother Jude after he had spent three seasons at Dortmund before he came to Real Madrid.
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Bellingham remains a target for several Premier League Sides with Crystal Palace one of that sharp.
His deal in the Stadium of Light will only expire in 2028 and a fee of £ 25 million is needed to have the black cats sell.
But Sunderland Will hold on him and club legend Michael Bridges told Sunsport: “Certain players have an aura of intimidation about them.
“I look at Jobe and think he has this presence and people are afraid of him because of his motorcycle and quality on the ball.
“He is the dream of a coach and manager because he has embraced it so much. The world is his oyster.
“I would not like to think that he will live in the shadow of his brother, but unfortunately that is the world in which we live.
‘We will ask if he can emulate Jude and who are we to say that he cannot do that?
“He has every occasion, as long as he stays free and concentrates on his game and off-the-field antics does not distract him.”
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