Harry Kane is past the century mark for Bayern and seeming to have the time of his life. Could this season be his best ever?

We also salute some cup winners in North America, as Sam Surridge and the returning Ryan Gauld score for their respective sides. We ponder what's next for Gauld in Vancouver now that Thomas Muller has arrived and thrived. Plus, a Diaspora Duty shout out to Ronaldo Vieira as he looks set to debut for Guinea-Bissau in this international break...

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This week we're joined by special guest Jordan Brown, as the recent Baller League player has plied his trade in Europe and Canada in his past footballing adventures. We hear the Londoner's highs and lows of his time outside the UK at Hanover 96, Znojmo, VfR Aalen, Cavalry FC, Fylkir, Electric City and Pacific FC.

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International Clearance - the show about British born/raised players and coaches abroad!

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It's not his job but Lloyd Kelly has found himself among the goals for Juventus in the last few days, Ivan Toney makes headlines with another bold (brazen?) claim about the Saudi Pro League, and Steve Cooper wins a derby on his first game in charge of Brondby. Plus, a guard of honour in San Sebastian for John Toshack, and a poznan in the stands for Dean Smith as his Charlotte side topple Messi's Miami.

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Plenty more players heading abroad in late transfer window deals to catch you up on, including some bizarre goings on at Strasbourg and a possible growing trend of Brits heading to Polish football. Speaking of Poland, Matty Cash has a dream international break on disapora duty...

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We're back for a new season, a little later than scheduled - blame Joe's prolonged FA Cup celebrations - but with plenty of transfer news to bring you!

Though the football season is pretty much back and underway for most of Eurpe, we'll first catch you up to some of our favourite moves abroad from British-born/raised players while we have been away, as well as those (quitters) that have returned to the UK. It's been busy at International Clearance Airport but you'll want to know it all...

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It wasn't too strong a showing from our Diaspora Duty continent playing for nations outside the UK in this international break, but we salute a few including Matty Cash, Hamza Choudhury and Sutton United's Dillon De Silva.

Keeping us busy in our season finale, however, are the transfers! Jobe Bellingham has completed a move to Dortmund, Angel Gomes turns down Premier League interest to stay in Ligue 1, and Aaron Ramsey decides Mexico is a much more fun prospect than Cardiff in League One. We don't blame you fella!

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As we head into the final international break of the season, there are a ton more new British-born/raised players taking the opportunity to play for national teams around the world.

Jordan Bowery brings his wealth of Football League experience to St Kitts & Nevis, Hibs ace Jordan Obita accepts the call from Uganda at age 31, and Fleetwood Town's Phoenix Patterson looks set to make his bow for the Philippines. Plus, the likes of Rwanda, Zimbabwe and Malta have promoted teenage academy talents in the English pyramid to their senior international setups despite a lack of club experience.

Plus, Trent gets his wish and heads to real Madrid in time for the Club World Cup...

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Scott McTominay is still having the week of his life as you read this, following his acrobatic goal to seal Napoli's Serie A title. Fellow Scottish international Max Johnston lifts another league win in Austria, while Christian Burgess captains Union SG to their first Belgian title in 90 years.

Jesse Lingard gets a new trim in Korea, Jobe Bellingham heads from Wembley to Frankfurt, and the Unity Cup gets underway in Brentford with Jamaican and Trini diaspora aplenty. Stay up to date @intlclearance

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