Glory Nzingo

Glory Nzingo

athlete Ireland

Nzingo is an Irish under-21 international making an impact in the USA, scoring and assisting in his home debut for Carolina Core.

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Ireland Ireland: Glory Nzingo moved to Stade de Reims in 2021 and is currently in America training with the under-20s. 7

Mason Melia Phil Power Mark Connolly Ger O Brien Anthony Delaney Garrett Kelleher David Courell James Abankwah Isaac Abankwah Chris Forrester Stephen Kenny Jamie Moore Joe Redmond Ian Bermingham Alan Brady Jamie Mccrudden Kian Quigley Billy Hayes Billy Canny Luke Fitzsimons Luke Malone Byrne Karl Lambe
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Behind the scenes at St Patrick’s Athletic’s academy, where the next Mason Melia may already have arrived – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Glory Nzingo continued his bright start in the United States scoring for Carolina Core. 7

Mark Mcguinness Millenic Alli Marcus Harness Josh Cullen James Abankwah Rocco Vata Jimmy Dunne Robbie Brady Finn Azaz Mark Travers Michael Obafemi Bosun Lawal Josh Keeley James Collins Georgie Kelly Dara Costelloe Jamie Mcgrath Jake O Brien Andrew Omobamidele Adam Idah Sam Curtis Graham Carey David Mcgoldrick
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Mark McGuinness shows grit, leadership and class for Luton Town – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Glory Nzingo scored and assisted on his home debut for Carolina Core. 8

Dara O Shea Ryan Manning Will Smallbone Romeo Akachukwu Matt Doherty Jack Taylor Caoimhin Kelleher Seamus Coleman Nathan Collins Evan Ferguson James Collins Georgie Kelly Dara Costelloe Joe Rafferty Calum Kavanagh Andrew Omobamidele John Patrick Finn Troy Parrott Festy Ebosele Graham Carey Sam Curtis David Mcgoldrick
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ipswich’s Dara O’Shea stars against Wolves despite defeat – The Irish Times