Aaron Wan-Bissaka has been selected to join the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) national team for their upcoming international friendlies in June, marking a significant milestone in his career.
This call-up is the 27-year-old’s first to the senior national team, reflecting his growing influence at the club level and his connection to his Congolese heritage.
Wan-Bissaka previously made a brief appearance for the DR Congo under-20 side in 2015, demonstrating his early ties to the nation before opting to represent England at various youth levels.
His decision to join the senior DR Congo squad highlights a pivotal shift in his international career, offering a fresh chapter with the Leopards.
DR Congo is set to face Mali on June 5, 2025, in what is expected to be a challenging encounter.
Just three days later, they will take on Madagascar, providing Wan-Bissaka a chance to establish himself on the senior international stage.
The West Ham defender has been a standout performer this season, making 35 appearances across all competitions.
His consistent form at the club level, coupled with his defensive prowess, likely influenced DR Congo’s decision to include him in the squad.
Fans will be eager to see how Wan-Bissaka translates his impressive club performances to the international arena.
