Kyran Samadi called up to British Virgin Island squad

Kyran Samadi <i>(Image: Phil Standfield)</i>
Kyran Samadi (Image: Phil Standfield)
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DORCHESTER Town winger Kyran Samadi has been called-up to the latest British Virgin Islands senior national team squad.

The Magpies wide man has been named in David Perez 23-man squad ahead of the upcoming Concacaf Nations League fixtures.

The Caribbean British overseas territory has four group stage games against Montserrat and the Turks & Caicos Islands across late September and early October.

Samadi already has two British Virgin Island international caps, making his debut last November against the Cayman Islands, before scoring his first international goal just a few days later against the Bahamas.

He is also joined by Portland United goalkeeper Harry Foden who has also be named in the squad.

The young Blues shot stopper spent a week in camp with the British Virgin Islands team in June and was called upon in their friendly with Bonaire, a Dutch Caribbean island located 50 miles north of Venezuela.

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