Rangers star, Glen Kamara, has revealed that he received a warm welcome to the Finland international camp after his dream call-up to the national team. The 25-year-old midfielder, who has been in impressive form for Rangers this season, earned his first call-up to the Finland senior team last month.
Kamara, who was born in Finland to Nigerian parents, has represented Finland at various youth levels, but this was his first call-up to the senior team. He admitted that he was nervous but excited to join the Finland squad for their recent European Championship qualifiers.
“I was a bit nervous, but the boys were really welcoming,” Kamara said in a recent interview. “They made me feel like part of the team straight away. It was a great experience, and I’m just grateful to have had the opportunity to represent Finland at senior level.”
Kamara’s call-up to the Finland national team was a dream come true for the Rangers star. He has always been proud of his Finnish heritage, and representing the country at senior level was a major goal for him.
“It’s always been a dream of mine to play for Finland at senior level,” Kamara said. “I’ve represented Finland at youth level, but this was a big step up for me. I’m just grateful to have had the opportunity to experience it.”
Kamara’s experience with the Finland national team was a positive one, and he is hopeful of earning more call-ups in the future. He believes that playing for Finland will not only help him develop as a player but also allow him to connect with his Finnish roots.
“Playing for Finland is not just about playing football; it’s also about representing my country and my heritage,” Kamara said. “I’m proud to be Finnish, and I’m grateful to have had the opportunity to represent Finland at senior level.”
Kamara’s call-up to the Finland national team is a testament to his hard work and dedication to his craft. He has been in impressive form for Rangers this season, and his experience with Finland will only help him grow as a player.