India internationals Gouramangi Singh and Subrata Paul will leave for Denmark tomorrow for a three-week trial at the Danish top tier outfit FC Vestsjaelland.
The duo, who are IMG-Reliance contracted players, were offered the trials by FC Vestsjaelland last month and now have completed all the formalities for their Denmark venture.
Their Denmark trials have been facilitated by All India Football Federation's commercial partners IMG-Reliance in association with FC Vestsjaelland's partners Anglian Holdings and Red Bull.
"We are leaving for Denmark tomorrow, hoping that we have a successful trial there. FC Vestsjaelland is a top division side in Denmark and it's a good opportunity for us to be there. I am hoping to do my best and impress the club management there," Gouramangi told PTI from Kolkata from where he will fly to Denmark via Delhi tomorrow.
Central defender Gouramangi and goalkeeper Paul are expected to be available for India's two international friendlies against Philippines (on November 15) and against Nepal (on November 19).
Paul said national coach Wim Koevermans has been kept posted about the developments connected with the trial and they were also hoping to get to play the two international friendlies.
"We have informed the national coach and we are hoping that we can play in the two international friendlies. But it is up to the national coach and it's his decision. Let us see what happens," he said.
