Tom Cannon’s Career Reaches New Heights with Ireland Call-Up

• Tom Cannon celebrates a second call-up to Ireland’s national team
• Stoke City’s young star shines in both the EFL Championship and Carabao Cup
• Exciting UEFA Nations League matches await against Finland and England
Tom Cannon’s Career Reaches New Heights with Ireland Call-Up
Tom Cannon’s Career Reaches New Heights with Ireland Call-Up / Carlos Rodrigues/GettyImages
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Tom Cannon is experiencing an exhilarating moment in his career. With impressive stats at Stoke City, the 21-year-old forward has earned a highly anticipated call-up to represent Ireland. Cannon’s current form with Stoke City has been nearly flawless, showing his skill across both the EFL Championship and the Carabao Cup.

His performances have highlighted his potential, and this opportunity to represent Ireland is a testament to his hard work and talent. Despite his young age, Cannon has already played around 150 competitive matches at the professional level.

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A Rising Star for Ireland

This call-up marks Cannon’s second appearance with Ireland’s senior team, a chance he’s eager to make the most of. As Stoke City’s top scorer, he has notched 7 goals and 1 assist in just 13 matches, totaling over 900 minutes on the field. Known for his impact in the attacking third, Cannon has proven himself a decisive player.

Since debuting with Ireland’s senior team on June 11, where he played 37 minutes against powerhouse Portugal, Cannon has continued to capture the attention of the Irish coaching staff. This time, he’ll have the chance to participate in two critical UEFA Nations League matches, facing Finland and England.

These games are highly competitive, and Cannon is expected to play key minutes alongside fellow Stoke City talent Andrew Moran, another promising young player making waves on the international stage.

Exciting Future for Stoke City and Ireland

Cannon’s stellar form, alongside Moran’s performances, is a positive sign for Ireland’s manager, Heimir Hallgrimsson. Both players, at just 21 years old, are proving themselves valuable assets for both their club and country. Cannon’s journey with Ireland continues, and his success reflects the exciting future that lies ahead for Stoke City’s young talents on the international stage.

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