Jamaican-born winger Leon bailey is still uncommitted over where his international future lies.

The  exciting  20  year  old  who  plays  for  German  Bundesliga  club  Bayer Leverkusen  told  German  reporters  that which  country  he  plays  for  is  still  open.

Bailey  who  is  expected  to  be  invited  for  Jamaica’s  friendly  international  against  South  Korea  in  turkey  on  January  30   is still able to represent an alternative nation due to only representing the country of his birth in an under-23 match in March 2015.

There are   talks out of Germany that he is eligible for England through ancestry and Malta “by merit options.”

He is still seven years short of the normal duration required for German citizenship, and three years adrift of the Belgian requisite after two years at Genk.

Bailey’s reputation in Europe blossomed thanks to his enterprising attacking play for Genk, and he was rewarded for his exploits with a transfer to Bayer Leverkusen last January, where  has  so  far  scored   six goals and had  four assists in league play.