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Vanarama National League side Halifax will review the future of striker Jamie Allen after he left their pre-season training to appear on Love Island.
The 27-year-old, who was preparing for the 2022-23 campaign, will be one of four new contestants entering the reality TV show this week.
Allen signed a new one-year contract with the Shaymen in June and the club will decide how to proceed when he returns.
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ā Love Island (@LoveIsland) July 20, 2022
The National League side tweeted: āJamie Allen has decided to join the cast of Love Island 2022, making his intentions clear that the opportunity is very important to him.
āThe matter will be reviewed on his return.ā
Allen scored one goal in 24 league appearances last season as the west Yorkshire club finished in the play-offs.
The ITV2 show, which also featured Castleford rugby league player Jacques OāNeill, is nearing its conclusion, with the finale scheduled to air on August 1.
The Shaymen begin their National League campaign with a visit to Barnet the following Saturday.
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