Former Manchester United player Aaron Wan-Bissaka has officially transferred his international allegiance from England to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The right-back decided to switch his nationality from three lions to Congo because he had no competition and he failed to break into the England national team.
Reasons why Aaron Wan-Bissaka switched nationality from England to Congo’s PhD
background:
Wan-Bissaka was born in Croydon, London, and was a Congolese parent who represented the Doctor of England and Congo at the youth level. He has played for England under 20 and under 21 teams, but has never won a senior cap.
Compete for his position:
Wan-Bissaka said he played fiercely at England’s preferred right-back position, which included players like Kyle Walker, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Reece James, which is the reason for the switch. He had previously expressed interest in representing the Congo Doctor at the advanced level.
Call the Congo Doctor Team:
Wan-Bissaka was appointed in a 27-man roster in a friendly against Mali and Madagascar in June. This marks an important milestone for the players and the Leopards as they build a competitive roster ahead of the big game.
Current table:
The defense lawyer moved to West Ham United’s form, contributing two goals and three assists.
What this means for Congo:
The switches of Wan-Bissaka will add strength to the squad of the Congo Doctor, who already include the likes of Yoane Wissa (Brentford), Cédric Bakambu (Real Bakambu (Real Betis) and Fiston Mayele.
When was Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s first match for the Congo Doctor?
The friendly match against Mali and Madagascar from 5-8 June is part of the preparations for the upcoming international competition by Dr. Congo.
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