Manchester United teenager Adnan Januzaj is not ready to make a decision on his international future, according to Belgium coach Marc Wilmots.
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The 18-year-old scored twice on his full debut as United came from behind to beat Sunderland 2-1 on Saturday.
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Uncapped Januzaj is eligible for the country of his birth, Belgium, as well as Albania, Turkey or Serbia.
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But Wilmots said: "United told me that Januzaj has not made a decision to play for a national team yet."
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Januzaj, who was signed by the Premier League champions in 2011 from Belgian club Anderlecht for a reported fee of nearly £300,000, was born in Brussels.
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However, he seems keen on keeping his options open, having not yet played internationally at any level.
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Januzaj qualifies for Albania through his Kosovan-Albanian parents, Turkey through his grandparents and Serbia as Kosovo's independence has not been recognised by the United Nations. Kosovo's national football team are not members of Uefa or Fifa.
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"We gave a clear signal that we want him to play for Belgium and now it's up to him. I will respect his choice," added Wilmots.
He has to make a decision on time so he can focus on his club career. He still has a lot of work to do in his football career!