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'Priority to keep my place in the team' - McConville

McConville says the Guinea and France friendlies are a chance to prove himself to manager Michael O'Neill and solidify his place in the national team.
O'Neill signed a contract to remain NI boss until 2032 after turning down Blackburn Rovers job.
The coach will focus on developing a young NI squad ahead of the Nations League in September.
McConville debuted for Northern Ireland in 2024 and believes the group is tight-knit and supportive.
The squad includes uncapped players Braiden Graham, Caedach O'Neill, and Kieran Morrison.
McConville emphasizes opportunities for younger players to push into the senior team.
The Nations League window will see squad changes as younger players are given chances.
McConville aims to maintain his place ahead of a high-profile qualifier against France.
The article highlights NI manager O'Neill's ongoing focus on squad development amid competition for places.
Interest in the upcoming friendlies centers on evaluating new talent and maintaining team stability.

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