NI can draw on strong club form in key window
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill believes there are players in his squad who have the ability to become Premier League regulars.
Northern Ireland's national football team is thriving with strong performances from their club teams. Manager Michael O'Neill highlighted the significant improvement in the players' club form since returning from a 16-day hiatus. Nine of the 24-man squad made either permanent or loan moves during the summer, resulting in a squad full of regulars from top English divisions.
O'Neill emphasized the importance of club football for international success, particularly for younger players who have the potential to reach the Premier League. Despite some players struggling to find consistent starts at the club level, O'Neill remains confident in their abilities and encourages them to focus on their performances at the international level.
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