International Clearance

As we begin the first of the new extended international breaks, we celebrate some of the new British-born/raised players declaring for countries outside the UK. Wimbledon wing back Steven Sessegnon has popped up with a Turks & Caicos passport, Zimbabwe call up a Liverpool academy product, while Anguilla and their new Welsh coach invite two brothers from non-league to their camp. There's also two Scottish siblings making headlines with their inclusion in Ugandan underage squads, while two recognisable names from English football take new coaching roles in AFC.Plus, a reflection of our contingent in club action over the weekend, as Liam Rosenior gives it the big one to his old club, Billy Gilmour completes his Napoli glow-up, and Andros Townsend somehow avoids a freak injury in Thailand...Join the convo @intlclearanceHosted by @ohjoewalker @isthatscully Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we salute Harry Kane on another mad milestone in his time at Bayern with 150 goals in 153 games. As Liam Rosenior goes viral again, we ask if he is safest away from the cynical British psyche, while in Italy we have Scottish striker Kieran Bowie rattling Juventus again.Plus, Archie Brown's first Champions League night takes some unexpected turns, Burnley player Marcus Edwards looks set to declare for Cyprus, and Phil Brown throws his hat in the ring for a LinkedIn gig...Join the convo @intlclearanceHosted by @ohjoewalker @isthatscully Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With players settling into their new clubs abroad, we have updates on the debuts of Ethan Nwaneri, Cameron Archer and Mikey Moore, among others. The new managers aren't doing too bad either, with Liam Rosenior up to second place in Ligue 1 and former Hearts boss Ian Cathro breaking records with his start to life at St Etienne.Meanwhile, Che Adams adds another gem to his Serie A goal collection, a young Londoner bags a quickfire brace for Strasbourg, while Trent failed to impress Jose Mourinho with a midfield stint in the Champions League.Plus, late transfers abroad as players head to Turkiye and MLS. Which club in the Middle East has reportedly offered refuge to Jadon Sancho and Raheem Sterling? Listen and find out!Get in touch @intlclearanceHosted by @ohjoewalkerr @isthatscully Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Caught your breath yet? The transfer window has now closed for most of Europe, after a week which saw a shedload of Brits move abroad, so Joe and guest co-host Jack Pierce (FYP Podcast) talk through the highlights including moves for Reiss Nelson, Nathan Patterson and (finally) Abdul Abdulmalik.Also discussed are fun loan deals for Omari Hutchison at Milan, Harvey Elliott at Valencia and Cameron Archer at Auxerre. Plus many, many more transfers including those players abroad heading home and those deals that failed to materialise such as the remarkably late change of heart from Monaco striker Folarin Balogun at Everton.Follow the show @intlclearanceHosted this week by @ohjoewalker @jackpierce88 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With more European campaigns getting underway, we have the chance to see what our British contingent abroad might have for us this season. Anthony Gordon begins life at Barca with two assists, Robbie Ure's first Sevilla start is a deliberately exhausting one, while Jack Harrison's life back in MLS is off to a flyer. Plus, we discuss Che Adams' early Goal of the Season contender.The transfer window remains open so there are plenty of updates to bring you, namely Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins set for a lucrative move to the Saudi Pro League. Elsewhere, an Englishman has broken the domestic transfer record in Kyrgyzstan, while Swedish side Djurgadens are still doing their best to break the National League transfer record for Boreham Wood winger Abdul Abdulmalik...Join the convo @intlclearancefollow hosts @ohjoewalker @isthatscully Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're back! Enduring the British heatwave (just), we return with the last few months of updates as more and more British footballers and coaches leave the UK for clubs and leagues around the world. There's the big names (Djed Spence and John Stones at Inter!), the surprising moves (Robbie Ure to Sevilla?!) and exciting managerial appointments as Liam Rosenior returns to where he's loved in Ligue 1 and Scottish manager Ian Cathro takes charge at a sleeping giant. So much to round up, so try to keep up!Just as interesting to discuss are the moves that may still happen - Jamie Vardy to Sao Paulo, anyone? - and the ones that got away. Did you know, for example, that a Swedish side offered £1m for a National League winger? We have so many questions...Follow the show and bring us tips @intlclearanceHosted by @ohjoewalker and @isthatscully Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're back from our respective trophy wins to reflect on the end of the club season for our British boys playing or coaching abroad. There was another medal (and hat-trick) for Harry Kane, La Liga promotion for Charlie Patino, and Lee Johnson leading his Lommel SK side to the Belgian top flight.Meanwhile, the likes of Jamie Vardy, Christian Burgess and Wilfried Zaha said goodbye to their overseas clubs for pastures new. Beginning a new adventure abroad, however, is Anthony Gordon! The winger looks to have got a permanent move to Barcelona ahead of Marcus Rashford, and by the looks of the press conference, has been preparing for the move his whole life...Plus, we talk the British-born players at the World Cup in squads outside the UK.Follow the show @intlclearance // Hosts @isthatscully @ohjoewalker Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's another big focus on the Brits in Serie A this week as Jamie Vardy does his very best to keep Cremonese in the top flight, Kieron Bowie adds another Serie A stadium to his goal collection, and we ask if Scott McTominay needs to follow Antonio Conte out of Napoli?Elsewhere, Harry Kane ends the Bundesliga season with another hat-trick, Yorkshire striker Sam Cosgrove fires his Auckland side to the A-League Grand Final, and Raheem Sterling is the subject of a controversial write-up at The Athletic. Plus, international call-up coverage as British born/raised diaspora are among World Cup squads emerging around the globe, and a Manchester United teenager capped for England under-16s gets a huge opportunity with Russia...Get involved @intlclearanceHosted by @ohjoewalker and @isthatscully Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Marcus Rashford's free-kick kicked off the El Clasico win that Barcelona needed to confirm their La Liga title. We congratulate him and the other Brits abroad who won silverware in the last week, from Belgium and Greece to Thailand and Jordan.There's also plenty from the Brits in Italy, as Jamie Vardy rolled back the years to give Cremonese hope of Serie A survival, Udinese striker Keinan Davis demands action on racist abuse from an opponent, and Ashley Cole fails to meet his remit at Cesena. Plus, more news from our Bayern duo, Diaspora Duty call-ups and the British pair shortlisted for the Bangladesh national team...What next for Tariq Lamptey's career? Could a Partick Thistle midfielder play for Poland? Where is Chris Coleman from? Tell us your thoughts @intlclearance and follow your hosts @ohjoewalker and @isthatscully Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As our overseas contingent seek progress in continental competitions this week, we reflect on some of the amazing performances in the Champions League first legs. We also discuss Mason Greenwood's 0/10 in the French press as Marseille's season fizzles out, Kieron Bowie has a career highlight at Juventus, while Yannick Bolasie finally breaks his duck for Chapecoense.Plus: Jude Bellingham's Instagram sets tongues wagging, Ivan Toney runs from the beef, and a former Scotland striker is thrust into a caretaker role overseas in unfortunate circumstances. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.