REPORT:A player from Fulham has reportedly turned down calls to join the national team on three separate occasions. However, a meeting with the coach is scheduled for this week to discuss the player’s future involvement.

Goal Brasil has recently shared intriguing news concerning the international prospects of Fulham standout Andreas Pereira. According to reports from the Brazilian media, the national team’s new manager, Dorival Junior, is planning to visit Fulham’s training ground. This development signals a significant opportunity for the midfielder to potentially earn another chance to represent the Brazilian national team.

Now, Goal confirms the speculation, stating that in addition to observing Andreas Pereira during training with Fulham, the coach will also hold a meeting with the 28-year-old midfielder. The outlet suggests that Pereira is eager to represent Brazil again, as evidenced by his rejection of Belgium’s national team.

Despite being born in Duffel, Pereira has reportedly declined offers to play for Belgium on three occasions, even amid recent approaches. Although he has only made one appearance for Brazil in a friendly match, he seems intent on continuing with the Brazilian national team rather than switching allegiances.

Pereira has a history of representing both Belgium and Brazil at various youth levels, having played for Belgium’s U-16 and U-17 teams and Brazil’s U-20 and U-23 teams before making his senior debut for Brazil in December 2018. Now, it appears that the time may be right for him to make a return to international football with Brazil.