Charlton switch may boost McGeady Ireland hopes

Aiden McGeady will hope that his deadline day move to Charlton Athletic will offer an Indian summer to his Ireland career.

Sat, 01 Feb, 2020 - 08:50

John Fallon

Aiden McGeady will hope that his deadline day move to Charlton Athletic will offer an Indian summer to his Ireland career.

A strong start to the season for Sunderland had put the 93-times capped winger back in the frame for an international recall but a falling-out with manager Phil Parkinson has seen him frozen out since November.

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