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"This is part of today’s world" Austrian MEP Lukas Mandl tells #EuropeToday that the high number of World Cup players representing countries different to their …
"This is part of today’s world"
Austrian MEP Lukas Mandl tells #EuropeToday that the high number of World Cup players representing countries different to their birthplace reflects that “more people than ever before have more than one national identity”.
Nearly 8% of all World Cup players were born in France (98).
Austrian MEP Lukas Mandl tells #EuropeToday that the high number of World Cup players representing countries different to their birthplace reflects that “more people than ever before have more than one national identity”.
Nearly 8% of all World Cup players were born in France (98).
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