By Craig Hope for the Daily Mail He has already been billed as the new Raheem Sterling – and it’s easy to see why. Like England’s star player, Rolando Aarons was born in Kingston, the capital of Jamaica, but has chosen to represent the Three Lions. The Newcastle winger will make his debut for Aidy Boothroyd’s Under-20 side against Romania in Telford. New star: Rolando Aarons has already made an impression for Newcastle and could soon make his full debut But comparisons with Sterling extend beyond the 18-year-old’s birth certificate. Both moved to the UK at a young age before being picked up by Football League clubs – Aarons with Bristol City and Sterling at Queens Park Rangers – only for their talent to be recognised by Newcastle and Liverpool respectively.
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Aarons was born in Jamaica yet chose to represent the Three Lions
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He will make his debut for England U20's against Romania
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The Newcastle winger previously played for Bristol City
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Alan Pardew is already under pressure to hand him his first league start
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