Hamza Choudhury is likely to sit out the upcoming SAFF Championship opener on November 5, along with approximately 90% of overseas-based players. The Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) is planning a UK scouting drive and aims to establish a permanent U-23 squad. Preparations for the SAFF Championship are set to start on October 25.
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