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The arrival of Hamza Chowdhury has increased with expatriate footballers. In addition to the national football team, it has been impressed in age -based football. Two expatriate footballers Elman Matin and Abdul Qadir have given trial under Bafuf today to make the under-5 squad.

Both of them were sweating yesterday at Dhanmondi Club grounds. Bafuf's Head of Academy Ghulam Rabbani Chhota and Technical Director Saiful Bari Titu examined them. After the trial, Matin-Kadir joined the Buffalo Elite Academy camp at Kamalapur Stadium in the afternoon.

England resident Matin plays at the third level club Charlton Athletic Academy. Although he has not yet got the chance to play in the main team. He has the ability to play in the Central Defensive Midfielder, Right Wingback and Right Wing position. After practice yesterday, the 4-year-old footballer wrote on his Facebook page, 'Alhamdulillah, today I got the opportunity to participate in the trial for Bangladesh U-4 team. One of the wonderful experiences was that gave me a deep idea about Bangladesh football. I have tried to give my best and I am looking forward to hope and enthusiasm for the future. '

Qadir, however, played the fourth-level club Fermana FC in the Under-5 squad of the FC. Along with the left wing, he has a variety of games in the midfield.

The Under-5 Championship will begin on May 7 in Arunachal Pradesh, India. Bangladesh will face the Maldives in the opening match. Bhutan in the second and final match of the group on May 7. India, Nepal and Sri Lanka are in the other group. All matches will be at the Golden Jubilee Stadium.

Australian expatriate Arham Islam made his Jersey debut in Bangladesh in October last year to select the AFC Under-5 Asian Cup. He plays in the Western United Under-20 squad. In June, more than 5 expatriate footballers are planning trials to increase the strength of the age -based team. It is reported that the trial will be three to five days. If you do well in the trial, you have the opportunity to play in the national team.

Jamal Bhuiyan made his first expatriate footballer in the national team. Born in Denmark, many followed the footballer, but only Tariq Kazi in Finland became. However, Hamza has given a different dimension to the country football, which has experience playing in the Premier League.