Australian winger Nestory Iranurkuri hopes that his transfer to the English championship team Watford can re -reign his international career in time for the next World Cup after being frustrated with his progress in Bayern Munich.

Transfer financial details were not made available, but British media reported that he would sign a four -year deal in Watford.

Transfer of the teenager from Adelaide United At the German power plant he was fetched in Australia, but he tried to penetrate a Bundesliga debut under Vincent Company and borrowed Shrimp in the Swiss super league.

Love He made his debut in Australia under former coach Graham Arnold last year, but was overlooked by current boss Tony Popovic in the last three international windows.

“It was a very difficult decision (to leave Bayern Munich), but for me, my biggest goal is to play in a World Cup, and World Cup 2026 is just about the corner, “tHe told 19-year-old Sky at London’s Heathrow Airport.

“So I have to play minutes, and I wasn’t playing (in Germany).”

Iranur, who was born in a Tanzanian refugee camp for Burundian parents before being transferred to Australia as a baby, became the second youngest player to score for Soccero in a World Cup qualifier against Palestine in 2024.

Australia sealed qualification for the World Cup in North America last month with a victory over Saudi Arabia in Jeddah.

In his transfer to Watford, who ended up at the middle table last season, Irankurna said he had always been a dream to play in England.

“The championship is also a world -class league and competition,” He said.

“The best thing for me was to go elsewhere.

“I’m excited and very happy with the opportunity I was given and just ready to start with the team.”

Popovic welcomed the news of the Irran anymore.

“Hopefully this other action can develop it further, and whether this is an immediate impact with us or not, it gives it a better chance of course,” He said.