Kelly keen to kick on in Nations League campaign
Northern Ireland midfielder is hoping to build on a promising start to his international career during the upcoming Nations League campaign.
Paddy Kelly, a 21-year-old midfielder from Northern Ireland, is eager to advance in the Nations League campaign. He has already scored his first senior international goal, netting against France in June. Kelly has become a crucial player for League One side Barnsley, where he's played every match, and has been vice-captain. His transition from West Ham United last season, with a short stint on loan at Doncaster Rovers, has contributed to his growth.
Kelly's performances for Barnsley caught the attention of Northern Ireland's international boss, Michael O'Neill, leading to his debut in November's 1-0 win over Luxembourg and his first international goal against France in June. Kelly emphasizes the importance of staying in form for the team, as the competition for positions is intense.
Northern Ireland's upcoming matches include Georgia, Hungary, Ukraine, and another Georgia, providing Kelly with numerous opportunities to improve his skills and prove himself further.
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