RAVEL MORRISON is set to make his international debut for Jamaica next month, aged 27.
The former Manchester United midfielder has been called up for the friendly clash against Catalonia in Spain.
The 27-year-old has been shipped out on loan to Middlesbrough this season after falling out of favour with Sheffield United.
But Jamaica are looking to assess all of their options ahead of their qualifying campaign for the 2022 World cup.
According to The Star, Morrison has already been in contact with Jamaica chief Roy Simpson.
He is expected to be named in the squad for the match in Barcelona on March 30.
Morrison was granted Jamaican citizenship in 2018 despite playing forEngland at Under-16, Under-17, Under-18 and Under-21 levels.
The attacking midfielder is playing for ninth club in six years after spells in Italy, Mexico and Sweden.
He kicked off his career with United – where he waslauded by Sir Alex Ferguson as the best player to emerge from the United academy in decades.
And he was part of the team alongside Paul Pogba and Jesse Lingard who won the FA Youth Cup in 2011.
But Morrison was sold to the Hammers in 2012 after a series of off the pitch issues at Old Trafford for 650,000.
