Leicester City footballer Hamza Chowdhury made one more stride towards wearing the Bangladesh shirt. A no-protest letter was looked for from the English FA in the interest of the Bangladesh Football Organization (BFA). This time FA has given Hamza a no-protest letter in light of that call. BAFUF general secretary Imran Hossain Tushar affirmed the matter.
On Tuesday (September 24), Imran Hussain Tushar told the media, “We have gotten a freedom, meaning NOC, from the Britain Football Affiliation in regards to Hamza.” Presently shipped off FIFA. Ideally all that will be clear about Hamza soon. Hamza will actually want to play for Bangladesh soon assuming everything is good to go.
Hamza applied for a Bangladeshi identification last June. His identification showed up at the Bangladesh High Commission in London soon. However, Hamza couldn’t acknowledge the Bangladeshi visa since he was occupied with pre-season arrangements for Leicester City. At long last on August 23, his mom Rafia Chowdhury acknowledged the identification in the interest of Hamza. Hamza has played one Head Association and one Association Cup match for Leicester this season.
It just so happens, Hamza Chowdhury is an English footballer of Bangladeshi beginning. He played age-based football for Britain. Having played for Britain’s childhood group, he wanted a country’s no-protest letter to play for another country. 26-year-old Hamza is presently playing for Leicester City in the English Chief Association.
Assuming all works out in a good way, Hamza Chowdhury should be visible in the Bangladesh pullover in the FIFA window next November.
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