Finn Cousin-Dawson

International career In March 2021 Cousin-Dawson was called-up to a training camp with the Northern Ireland under-21 team. He left early in order to return to Bradford City for a match. He received a second call up in May 2021. He made his under-21 international debut in June 2021 in a friendly against Scotland, and received a further call-up in August 2021.

In October 2021 Bradford City boss Derek Adams said that Cousin-Dawson's international experience was helping him mature as a player. He made two appearances for the under-21s that month. In November 2021 he made a further appearance, his first full international match.

He was recalled by Northern Ireland under-21s in March 2022. Club manager Mark Hughes said it was an opportunity for the player to impress him. Cousin-Dawson made one appearance, playing 90 minutes in a friendly against France, having not played in the earlier Under-21 Euro Qualifier against Slovakia.

Playing style Primarily a centre-back, Cousin-Dawson has also played a right-back and was used as a holding midfielder for the first time on 6 October 2020 in the EFL Trophy, with Bradford City manager Stuart McCall suggesting it could become his permanent new position.

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