Canada expatriate footballer Samit Som is anxious to get Samit Som against Singapore on June 7. Birth for his passport has been made before. They were then waiting for the passport and the Canadian Soccer Association. The process of creating a passport is underway. Earlier, Canada gave a non -objection letter. Bafuf's vice-president Fahad Karim confirmed this information.
Fahad told the media, 'We received a letter from the Canada Football Federation this morning (Thursday). Samit Canada has a complete detail of how many minutes in two matches for the national team, which has played with an opponent. Tomorrow (Friday) is supposed to apply for Samit's passport. After the passport we will apply in FIFA. Buffalo is trying his best to play a match in Dhaka on June 5. '
Earlier, Bangladesh brought Hamza Chowdhury, a resident of England. The England Football Federation received the non -passport of the midfielder in the English Premier League. In the case of Samit, the Football Federation of the country appealed to Canada Soccer with the birth certificate of Bangladesh before receiving a passport.
It is not possible to play Samit if FIFA does not get the FIFA exemption. In that case, Fahad reminded him of his game in Dhaka on June 7. Bafuf had to wait four months to get FIFA permission for Hamza. It is impossible to find him in the Singapore match even when it comes to something.
The Bangladesh High Commission in Canada is ready for the passport of Samit. After receiving this, the FIFA Player Status Committee will be appealed to the FIFA Player Status Committee. The wait is over when they give the exemption. Buffalo wants to keep their work ahead by completing the passport and other formalities quickly without thinking about how quickly the response will be received from FIFA.
The Canadian Premier League club Calavari FC midfielder Samit. He played 5 matches for Canada's Under-25 team in 20 and 5 for the Under-25 team in 20. He played two matches in the Canadian national team jersey in 2021.
The 26 -year -old Samit was born in Canada. Both parents are Bangladeshi. As a result, Buffalo seems to not have too much problem getting his Bangladeshi passport.
