ROYALS SKIPPER EARNS FIRST INTERNATIONAL CALL
IN the final international break of the 2020/21 season, several Reading players will be representing their nations including captain Liam Moore who won his first call up for Jamaica.
The Reading skipper has impressed with his performances this season under Veljko Paunović, which has led to his first ever inclusion in the Jamaica squad.
Moore has earned vast experience since joining the Royals from Leicester City in 2016, becoming a first-team regular since his transfer.
The club captain has over 200 appearances for the club.
He will now be hoping to add some international appearances to his list of career achievements after getting the long awaited international call from Jamaica.
Jamaica prepare to face USA on
Thursday, March 25.
Alfa Semedo, on loan for the season from Benfica, has also earned a first international call-up after he was selected in the GuineaBissau side.
Semedo is in line to make his international debut as GuineaBissau compete in two crucial Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
George Pușcaș will also be in action for Romania in a busy schedule that sees them play three times in seven days.
The Royals striker has become a regular for his homeland and boasts a strong scoring record on the international stage with eight goals in 20 appearances.
Three young Royals players have also been selected to represent their respective nations at youth level during the international break.
Midfielder Dejan Tetek has been called up to Serbia under 21’s, goalkeeper Coniah Boyce-Clarke for England under 18’s and Ben Purcell for Wales under 17’s.