Talented Bournemouth winger Jaidon Anthony insists he is in no hurry to decide his future with both international teams England and Jamaica being options at this point.
In truth the 22-year-old winger might not be a major consideration for either country at this point, having not secured much time on the pitch in the English Premier League (EPL).
In total the player has made only 12 appearances but has shown plenty of ability with the 3 goals he has scored so far. At Bournemouth, Antony is teammates with Jamaica international Jamal Lowe who has already attempted to sell the young player on representing the Caribbean team. At this point in time, however, he insists he is not yet ready to consider it.
“My mum and my dad are both from Jamaica as well. I have got good heritage from there,” Anthony told the Beautiful Game Podcast.
“It would be an honour to represent either. One of my team-mates, Jamal Lowe, plays for Jamaica. He’s always saying you need to come!
“I have only been playing professional football for two years. I don’t want to rush any decisions. We will see what happens.”
I’m ready now – Whisper
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