Evan Ferguson should start for Republic of Ireland

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Evan Ferguson, on loan at West Ham from Brighton, has not started any games since joining in January. He has played just over 90 minutes in five Premier League matches. Despite this, he remains in the Republic of Ireland squad for upcoming games against Bulgaria. Former Ireland defender Stephen Kelly believes Ferguson should start due to his fit with the team's system. He acknowledges that other players, like Troy Parrott, are in better form but emphasizes Ferguson's potential importance for the team. Jake O'Brien, who has impressed at Everton, may be moved to right back in the absence of Liam Scales. Kelly notes O'Brien's adaptability and contributions to Everton's recent unbeaten streak, highlighting the value of versatile players for the national team.


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