Paterson Dhaka made his Premier League debut for Leicester City on Sunday, becoming the club's first ever player from the Caribbean nation to wear the blue and white shirt.
The forward, who hails from Trinidad and Tobago, was part of the team that started in the second half against West Ham United at King Power Stadium.
Dhaka, 21 years old, had been training with Leicester since January and impressed during the season's early stages. He scored twice in the opening two matches for the club,Football Stadium but it wasn't until Sunday that he got his chance to make his official debut.
Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers praised Dhaka's performance and said: "I'm really pleased to see Paterson get his chance. He showed great maturity and composure in the game, which is important for any young player."
The addition of Dhaka to the Leicester City squad is significant as the club continues to build its international presence. The forward brings experience and talent to the team, and Rodgers hopes he can help lead the club towards more success in the future.
Dhaka's debut may have come late in the season, but it marks a major milestone for both him and the club. As he adapts to life in England and the Premier League, he will be hoping to make a big impact for Leicester City and earn himself a regular spot in the starting lineup.