Bagan earns first senior Republic of Ireland call-up

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Bagan earns first senior Republic of Ireland call-up

Bagan earns first senior Republic of Ireland call-up

Cardiff City left-back Joel Bagan has earned a first call-up to the Republic of Ireland squad. Bagan is one of seven players included in the Republic of Ireland squad for the first time for May's friendly against Grenada. Bagan's performances earned him a place in the League One team of the season

Bagan earns first senior Republic of Ireland call-up

Cardiff City left-back Joel Bagan has earned a first call-up to the Republic of Ireland squad. Bagan is one of seven players included in the Republic of Ireland squad for the first time for May's friendly against Grenada. Bagan's performances earned him a place in the League One team of the season.

Joel Bagan, the 24-year-old left-back for Cardiff City, has received his first senior call-up to the Republic of Ireland national team. This milestone comes after the defender impressed fans and critics alike with his stellar performances in League One this season.

Bagan, who previously represented Ireland at the Under-21 level with eight appearances between 2021 and 2022, is among seven newcomers named in the squad for May's friendly match against Grenada. It's a momentous occasion for the young player, who has been a key figure in Cardiff City's campaign.

His consistency on the pitch has been remarkable—Bagan missed only one of 46 League One games this season, helping Cardiff secure promotion and an immediate return to the Championship. His efforts didn't go unnoticed, earning him a well-deserved spot in the League One Team of the Season.

For fans of the beautiful game, this call-up marks another chapter in Bagan's rising career. Whether you're following his journey on the pitch or looking to rep your favorite players in style, this is a name to remember as he dons the green jersey for the first time.

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