“I love people who have options, it's healthy,” said Bilami.
“He is not yet ready for our team. It is something he wants to go to and look at it, but I think we have done our work too.
“In the end, the decision will be for him. He knows where we and where he is. He is not ready for football for the first team with us at this moment.
“It is his decision. I knew it since he was very young and I know that his family is really good. All he does will be the right thing for him, it's not a problem.”
Jesse Marsh, his boss in Canada, praised the cultivated, and compared him to his attacker Lille Jonathan David.
“He is a dynamic player. He is very good about the goal. You can see that he is a smart player,” former Leeds coach told Canadian reporters last week.
“It is a copy of Jonathan David. It is not the same as the same player, but it is a striker who can play on the back line and is also good in reaching and linking plays and being part of the accumulation stage.
“I have had good conversations with Gabi and his family. He has many options to think about him in the country he wants to represent.
“I think it is really important for the family to feel the contact with Canada.”
