Barnet midfielder Brandon Comley has been selected to represent Montserrat in their forthcoming Concacaf Nations League contests. The player, who became a Barnet signing this summer, will increase his tally of appearances for the Caribbean side.
Montserrat has four matches planned for the September and October international periods. Their schedule includes a game against Turks and Caicos Islands, followed by two matches with the British Virgin Islands, one at home and one away. They will conclude this group stage by hosting Turks and Caicos Islands.
Due to his national team commitments, Comley will be absent from Barnet's postponed League Two matches against Crawley Town and York City. The club noted that three of its players were called up.
Barnet currently leads the League Two standings and has not lost in several matches, a sequence that includes victories and draws. They recently won at home, with two goals from Charlie Lakin.
Comley, who arrived from Walsall, has contributed to the team's positive beginning to the season. He will return to club action following the international period.
Barnet confirmed on Friday that midfielder Brandon Comley has been called up by Montserrat. The 30-year-old, who joined from Walsall this summer, will aim to add to his 24 caps for the nation. The Bees, who are top of League Two with 12 points from six games, will be without Comley for their postponed matches against Crawley Town and York City. The club stated it has three players on international duty.
