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We get to close a couple cases this week, as the mysteries around Michail Antonio and Jason Puncheon from the last episode are solved.
Club football returned and Harry Kane became the fastest player to 50 Bundesliga goals with his hat-trick against Augsburg. His third goal was excellent... but did he mean it? Elsewhere, Steven Gerrard has brought another old friend to Al-Ettiffaq, while Gareth Southgate's former England assistant may have bagged a new job in Japan. Plus, we discuss the future of Marcus Edwards at Sporting after making his first start of the season.
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The last week has seen plenty of British-born footballers on diaspora duty for international sides outside the UK, although only a few got what they were hoping for out of it. Those in action for Gambia and Sierra Leone saw their AFCON hopes evaporate, while Jamaica lost in their Nations League Quarter Final after a series of bad luck from the UK diaspora including a missed penalty, a red card and - perhaps most infuriatingly of all - a lost passport.
A changing of the guard down the bottom end of UEFA sees Gibraltar and Malta head to play-offs, while in club football the most fun managerial appointment of recent weeks has already gone belly up.
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We begin with a club round-up, with the latest on British-born or raised players and coaches in MLS play-offs, and an East London duo leading a Zimbabwean side to promotion. Plus, Jude Bellingham finally gets off the mark this season, while the fun times continue for Gent pair Archie Brown and Max Dean.
Then we head to Diaspora Duty ahead of the international break: there are British-born players called up for the first time to Antigua, Guyana and Jamaica, including Newcastle Unitesd's Isaac Hayden. In Africa, the AFCON qualification reaches its climax, with plenty of our contingent looking to help their family countries reach a major tournament.
Finally, we were contacted by scouts for the Fijian FA... more in the pod!
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We return after a fortnight away with some intriguing managerial reports, including trouble for Steven Gerrard at Al-Ettifaq and a surprise Serie A link for Frank Lampard. Plus, one of the great managerial gigs secured in Cyprus by former Premier League winger Jason Puncheon.
Around the world, there are summer leagues coming to an end, so we report on the great form of a couple Scots in the MLS play-offs, and an overdue update on Jesse Lingard in the K-League. In Italian football, we celebrate the return of Lewis Ferguson after his long lay-off.
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Club football has returned and with it big contributions from our British contingent overseas, including a Harry Kane hat-trick, yet another Andy Carroll goal and a great few days from Jamie Bynoe-Gittens for Dortmund.
Elsewhere, plenty of news off the pitch to discuss including Ryan Kent's departure from Turkiye, Ovie Ejaria's failed move to Egypt and a Basildon-born teenager in New York who has agreed to join Man City in January. Join us @intlclearance!
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The Diaspora Duty roundup of this international break begins on a tragic note, following the death of England-born Greece international George Baldock.
On the pitch, we salute the debuts of Basil Tuma and Maxi Oyedele for Malta and Poland, respectively, plus former guest Bevis Mugabi gets his first international goal as Uganda seal qualification for AFCON 2025. Steven Caulker's Sierra Leone pull of a shock win in their group, while across the Atlantic there are a number of British-born players in action for CONCACAF nations in the Nations League.
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Lots of updates as we head into another international break. In the club game, there are more goals for Scott McTominay, Jonathan Rowe and Andy Carroll, plus a great hat-trick for Mika Biereth in the big Austrian title clash of the season.
This week the diaspora go around the world to play for their family countries, and there are lots of new senior call-ups to talk through - Malta promote a recent Eton graduate, Mason Holgate accepts the call from Jamaica, while Salford-born teenager Maxi Oyedele could be the first Black player for Poland in 20 years. There's also a strange tussle between England and Portugal for a Wolves youngster...
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News from the British players in action for clubs in the Europa League, Germany, Italy, France, Belgium and Spain.
Among those, Harry Kane strikes a blank against Bayer Leverkusen and draws some criticism from the German press, while Scott McTominay helps Napoli to the top of Serie A. Gallagher & Bellingham faced off in the Madrid derby but they were understandably... distracted.
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Big week of action for British footballers residing in Europe, not leastin Italy where Scotland striker Che Adams has scored twice in a week for surprise Serie A leaders Torino. Jonathan Rowe announces his arrival at Marseille, and Scott McTominay wows Italian football with his display away at Juventus.
Plus, a goalscoring return from injury for Jordan Holsgrove in Portugal, and Chris Smalling makes more headlines from Saudi for the wrong reasons.
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The top level of club football is back and plenty of overseas-based Brits were doing their thing for their respective clubs, not least in Serie A where Samuel Iling-Junior, Ademola Lookman, Keinan Davis and Tammy Abraham were doing good work over the weekend. We also reflect on Ivan Toney and Chris Smalling's starts in Saudi Arabia, Harry Kane's goalscoring records for Bayern Munich and a mixed week so far for Brits abroad in the new Champions League format.
Despite transfer windows closing, there are still moves abroad to discuss for free agents including Liam Cooper in Bulgaria, Andros Townsend's unveiling (finally!) in Antalya, and a very interesting English duo signing for the French fallen giant, Bordeaux.
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As the first international break of the new season comes to a close, we reflect on the British-born players that represented national sides around the world, many of whom for the first time. A teacher helps make history for Anguilla, a West Ham academy player helps Mauritius to an impressive away result on his senior football debut, and a Crystal Palace teenager scores for Sierra Leone in his first week as an international footballer.
There's more transfers abroad to catch you up on as the remaining windows come to a close, including three English youngsters leaving the Premier League on loan for Belgium. Plus, we pour one out for the Stockport County assistant manager whose coaching dreams are crumped into dust by Brexit.
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The transfer window has shut in the UK and we have some late moves abroad to update you on, not least the interesting variety of Brits that have been linked to or signed for sides in the Saudi Pro League, from Ivan Toney's jaw-dropping move to Cymru Premier striker Brad Young smashing the Welsh transfer record.
Plus, it's the international break which means a Diaspora Duty report full of new call-ups and nationalisations for St. Lucia, UAE, Sierra Leone, Singapore and Anguilla. There's also a rumoured international call-up for Eddie Nketiah which neither of us can get our heads around...
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The transfer market continues to bring more British players abroad to pastures new, with Saido Berahino heading to India and Samuel Iling-Junior making an immediate return to Serie A. Also set to join that league is Scott McTominay, whose link up with Antonio Conte could be the Italian variant of the Gallagher x Simeone love-in!
We also discuss Andros Townsend's nightmare start to his time at Antalyaspor (if you can call it a start yet), a dream home debut for Che Adams at Torino, and a brace for Jamie Bynoe-Gittens in Dortmund over the weekend. Plus, a roundup of all the British players in action across European competitions as they attempt to qualify for the group stages. From St. Patrick's Athletic to Slovenia, we've got it covered.
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A chance to catch up on some more potential moves abroad for UK players in this transfer window, including a revived move for Conor Gallagher to Atletico Madrid and a failed overseas loan bid for Arsenal keeper Aaron Ramsdale. Plus, a horrific injury to Angel Gomes on the pitch for Lille, sad news for Neil Lennon and a bizarre gift for new Las Palmas striker Oli McBurnie.
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We're back from our summer break and have lots of moves abroad to bring you from the transfer market. There are the wealth of Brits signing for Italian clubs this season, including Ben Godfrey and a teenager from the 11th tier of England! There's a new home for Steven Caulker thanks to LinkedIn, while Scotland duo Oli McBurnie and Scott McKenna start a new adventure on the sunny islands of Gran Canaria.
Plus, a look at some of the moves abroad that haven't quite gone through this summer - Conor Gallagher to Atletico Madrid, Eddie Nketiah to Marseille - as well as some interesting managerial appointments for Brits abroad such as Steve McClaren taking the Jamaica job!
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A countless number of British-born players spent the last week on international duty across Africa, Asia and the Caribbean, but we do our best to highlight the big stories and familiar names for Montserrat, Guyana, Antigua, Zimbabwe and many more in their world Cup Qualifying exploits.
Plus, a spotlight on the diaspora set to play for Albania and Hungary at EURO 2024, as well as a roundup of confirmed and rumoured transfers of players leaving the UK, including Omari Forson rejecting a stay at Manchester United to join Serie A side Monza.
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On the club game, we salute Jude Bellingham on his Champions League win, and hold a mirror to the hypercriticism coming his way from English viewers. Plus, a tweet-and-delete from Wilfried Zaha suggests a Galatasaray exit is more likely than unlikely.
Then we turn to this international break and the diaspora that featured in games played so far, including 39 year-old Curtis Davies scoring for Sierra Leone, and a group of youngsters in action for Gibraltar against Scotland, including a teenage prospect at Manchester United. It's not good news for everyone, however, as we discuss those British-born players that didn't make the cut for the EURO 2024 squads of France, Denmark and Poland.
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After Ademola Lookman's incredible hat-trick to win Atalanta the Europa League, we debate what else lies ahead for the South Londoner. Plus, a look ahead to the Champions League Final and the English trio involved at Wembley.
Plus, with another international break fast approaching, we bring you up to the date on the young British players declaring for the likes of Kenya, Pakistan and Zimbabwe's national sides, as well as some envious training camps around the world for the Guyana and Montserrat squads ahead of important FIFA World Cup Qualifiers.
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With plenty of football league seasons coming to a close, we salute some of the British players and coaches celebrating promotions and silverware around the world including Osian Roberts, the Welsh caretaker manager leading Como 1907 to Serie A, and Dapo Afolayan whose goals sealed the Bundesliga 2 title for FC St. Pauli.
Plus, a nightmare year for Jordan Henderson somehow gets worse, Ademola Lookman's form for Atalanta inspires some new parents, and Steven Caulker searches for a new club online.
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There will be British representation on the pitch at the Champions League Final in London this season, as Jadon Sancho and Jamie Bynoe-Gittens of Borussia Dortmund) head back to London to face Jude Bellingham's Real Madrid on June 1st. This of course confirms a trophyless season for Harry Kane, who saw Bayern's attempt at European glory collapse after he was substituted at the Bernabeu. Get in touch with the show @intlclearance
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