Grant-Leon Ranos

Grant-Leon Ranos

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Grant-Leon Ranos is a forward who has gained recognition for his performances with the Armenian national football team. He was selected to start in the pivotal World Cup qualifying match against Ireland, highlighting his rising profile in international football.

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Germany Germany: Grant-Leon Ranos scored one of the late goals for Gladbach in the match against Frankfurt. 5

Jens Castrop Haris Tabakovic Yannik Engelhardt Robin Koch Ansgar Knauff Jonathan Burkardt Fares Chaibi Can Uzun Rocco Reitz Eugen Polanski Gerardo Seoane Jupp Heynckes
Süddeutsche Zeitung: 6:4 nach 6:0: Frankfurt gewinnt kurioses Spiel in Gladbach - Sport

Ireland Ireland: Grant-Leon Ranos scored a goal that was ruled out for offside. 5

Killian Phillips Hallgrimsson Matt Doherty Jack Taylor Adam Idah Nathan Collins Eduard Spertsyan Chancharevich Evan Ferguson Jake O Brien Nayair Tiknizyan Trent Alexander Arnold Anthony Gordon
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ireland’s defeat to Armenia was an utter farce – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Grant-Leon Ranos gave Ireland a mountain to climb with his performance. 6

Stephen Kenny Eduard Spertsyan Heimir Hallgrimsson Ognjen Chancharevich Evan Ferguson Erik Piloyan Chiedozie Ogbene Lucas Zelarayan Tigran Barseghyan Ryan Manning Jack Taylor Artur Serobyan Goga Kikacheishvili
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Shell-shocked Ireland beaten by Armenia to leave World Cup hopes in tatters – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: German-born Grant-Leon Ranos starts up front. 6

Heimir Hallgrimsson Yegishe Melikyan Ognjen Chancharevich Cristiano Ronaldo Eduard Spertsyan Ugochukwu Iwu Lucas Zelarayan Chiedozie Ogbene Sammie Szmodics Stephen Kenny Robbie Brady
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Boys in Green in Yerevan for second World Cup qualifier – The Irish Times