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Ross County’s Nohan Kenneh earns first Liberia national team call-up

Nohan Kenneh in action for Ross County. Image: SNS
Nohan Kenneh in action for Ross County. Image: SNS

Ross County midfielder Nohan Kenneh has won his first call-up to the Liberia national team.

Kenneh, who joined on loan from Hibernian in January, is in the squad for back-to-back AFCON qualifiers against South Africa later this month.

The 20-year-old has impressed since his switch to Dingwall, making six starts and one substitute appearance.

Kenneh, who joined Hibs from Leeds United last summer, started all but three of the Edinburgh side’s Premiership fixtures before the World Cup break, but fell out of favour in the run up to the January transfer window.

He remains contracted to the Easter Road outfit until 2025.

Nohan Kenneh in discussion with Hibs manager Lee Johnson (left) and Ross County chairman Roy MacGregor. Image: SNS

It will not be Kenneh’s first international recognition when he joins up with Peter Butler’s squad. Although he was born in Liberia, Kenneh moved to the United Kingdom at the age of six, and represented England up to under-18 level.

County teenager Dylan Smith will also be on international duty this month, after receiving a call-up to the Scotland under-17 squad.

Defender Smith, who has made four first team appearances for the Staggies this term, will be involved in Brian McLaughlin’s squad for the upcoming European Championship elite round qualifying matches.

The Scots will face three matches in the space of a week, in a mini-tournament hosted by Wales, who Scotland face in their opening fixture on March 22.

Scotland will then face Montenegro and Iceland, with the group winners securing automatic qualification for this summer’s finals in Hungary, along with the seven best-ranked runners-up from the eight qualifying groups.

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