Canada coach Jesse Marsch has invited Middlesbrough defender Alfie Jones to camp for upcoming games with Ecuador and Venezuela in the November international window.

The English-born Jones, who has Canadian ties through a grandparent, is in the process of finalizing his Canadian citizenship, according to Canada Soccer.

The 28-year-old Jones joined Middlesbrough in July on a four-year contract from Hull City, which is home to Canadian international Liam Millar. Middlesbrough currently stands second in England's second-tier Championship.

Born in Bristol, Jones is a graduate of the Southampton academy. He had loan spells with Scotland's St. Mirren and England's Gillingham before joining Hull in the summer of 2020.

A workhorse, he made almost 200 appearances for Hull. He has played 14 games

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