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What if a really talented American football (soccer) player with Polish parents was born and raised in Chicago and went to play for the Polish team?
This happened with Giuseppe Rossi, the talented forward currently with Fiorientina. He was born and raised in New Jersey, US and chose to play for Italy (his parents were Italian immigrants). He already has 27 caps for Italy. He'd surely be a top 5 player on the US Nat'l team.
Anyway, where's that Saurez fanatic? Have to say I loved that goal he scored last week, great balance and determination.
What if a really talented American football (soccer) player with Polish parents was born and raised in Chicago and went to play for the Polish team?
that's fine. you asking a person who already does that. My mom is from venezuela and dad is from colombia but I was born in the usa. now which national teams do you think I support?
that's fine. you asking a person who already does that. My mom is from venezuela and dad is from colombia but I was born in the usa. now which national teams do you think I support?
I don't know with who your relationship is stronger, mother or father and how much you love the country your living in?
The guy was born and raised in Belgium, if he won't end up playing for the Belgium National Football Team i won't support his career.
Yes, I must admit I'll also be unhappy if he won't choose for us. He was born and bred here, had most of his formation at the Anderlecht youth academy (until ManU came with the big bucks ).
When it comes to football, I think we simply should go with where the player was born and/or spent the biggest part of his childhood (well I guess, unless he's the son of a diplomat or something). At least Zakaria Bakkali of PSV has chosen for us now instead of Morocco .
Its a sad world when a lot of people don't like the countries where they live. Doesn't matter if they were born and raised there, they chose to live there.
If Januzaj feels he should play for Albania, well, why he just don't go and leave there since he loves that country?
His family left Kosovo in fear of Serbs, so why didn't they go to Albania but instead chose Belgium? They could have just cross the border instead of going half the Europe away and most likely seeking asylum.
Maybe they were so scared they chose to run as far away as possible...yeah right.
Same with people who live in the states. So many of them have been here for ages, having their kids born and raised here, still, for some reason they are dreaming of their countries. The door is not closed you know.....
Its a sad world when a lot of people don't like the countries where they live. Doesn't matter if they were born and raised there, they chose to live there.
I don't think he really chose anything, he was a child.
I don't think he really chose anything, he was a child.
I don't think he was even born.
Anyway, maybe one day he will go back and live in Albania. (And he is not from Albania BTW).
And, no, I am not talking just about him. I am talking about so many people who actually "chose" to live in other countries, yet they don't like the countries where they live.
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. My mom is from venezuela and dad is from colombia but I was born in the usa. now which national teams do you think I support?
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