Audio By Carbonatix
Chelsea striker Tyrique George has revealed that his mother is a Ghanaian, potentially opening the door for a future nationality switch.
George joined Everton on loan on transfer deadline day and in his first interview, indicated that he was born to a Ghanaian mother and a Nigerian father.
The striker featured 11 times for Chelsea during the first half of the season, scoring against Lincoln City, Wolverhampton Wanderers, and Ajax.
He also already earned his first England Under-21 caps, scoring twice in four appearances for the Young Lions. He has also represented England at U16, U17, U18, and U19 levels before playing for the U21 in the European Under-21 Championship qualifiers in late 2025.
With no senior appearance for England to his name yet, George is eligible to represent either Ghana or Nigeria if he completes a nationality switch.
Latest Stories
-
CIIG 6th Insurance Excellence Awards highlights need to protect professional standards
2 minutes -
GEXIM Bank’s interest income surges 90% to GH¢153.9m – SIGA report
3 minutes -
GNFS rescues man trapped beneath loaded truck after it overturns at Kibi
4 minutes -
African Union backs Sudanese-led dialogue to end conflict
5 minutes -
VRA reverses GH¢106m loss to record GH¢88m profit in 2025
7 minutes -
University of Memphis has not terminated scholarship deal with GSA – Director-General
14 minutes -
Ken Blege announces global release of ‘He Found Me’ album
21 minutes -
The transfers to watch before window closes
29 minutes -
Nana Kwadwo Osei Bonsu I installed as Odikro of Tepa Ankaase in Ashanti Region
39 minutes -
FDA, National Security arrest suspect over sale of cigarette-shaped sweets
42 minutes -
Sammy Awuku challenges GMA over MV Sankofa’s seaworthiness and clearance
43 minutes -
ECG can move from losses to profit with prudent management, stable economy – SIGA DG
46 minutes -
ECG, Graphic and three other SOEs recorded losses every year from 2021 to 2025 – SIGA
48 minutes -
COCOBOD revenue surges to GH¢48.6bn, returns to GH¢5.1bn profit in 2025
49 minutes -
The jury’s options in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial
49 minutes