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Republic of Ireland midfielder Jayson Molumby. PIC: Sportsfile
It has been a fine few months for Cappoquin native Jayson Molumby at club level and the energetic midfielder will be hoping to bring that form into Ireland's fixtures over the next week.
The Boys in Green welcome Latvia to the Aviva Stadium for a friendly encounter tonight before Stephen Kenny's side host France in their first game of the Euro 2024 qualification campaign next Monday.
Molumby, who made his Republic of Ireland debut in 2020, has been ever-present in Irish squads during Kenny's tenure and the 23-year-old has proven that he can compete against some of the best with his battling performances.
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The Waterford man has also been a crucial player in Carlos Corberán's West Brom team over the last number of months - contributing two goals and four assists for the Baggies who sit in ninth on the English Championship table.
It has to be said that Molumby always gives 100% while wearing the green jersey and fans can expect him to play an important role in the next two internationals.
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