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Many of us around the world have multiple nationalities and even citizenships for two or more countries. This may come about as a result of many different factors such as being born and raised in two different places or your parents being of a different nationality than where you were born. These ways and many others lead to some of us having ties to different places and communities around the world. 

This applies to football players as well.  Many football players have mixed origins and therefore are eligible to play for different countries in international football. Some never take the chance and always just play for a single country but others like the ones on this list have played for multiple national teams whether at youth or senior level before finally settling on one. These are 10 players who have ever played for multiple national teams.

Diego Costa 

Declan Rice 

Wilfried Zaha 

Thiago Motta 

Jack Grealish 

Kalidou Koulibaly 

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang 

Hakim Ziyech 

Ivan Rakitic 

Kevin-Prince Boateng

Erling Haaland is one of the highest earners in the Premier League, and with how frequently he scores, you have to say he deserves every penny he’s getting. It was recently reported that he earns close to a million euros every week at Manchester City.

Per his basic salary, he doesn’t even earn as much as Kevin De Bruyne, but his bonuses take him way past his Belgian teammate and very close to the 1-million-euro mark.

But what does this 22-year-old spend that truckload of money on? Come along and find out.

Antony’s spin vs. Sheriff in the Europa League really had the entire world of football spinning. Many appeared to love it, but quite a number seemed to have hated it, and they all made sure to make their feelings about his little showboating known, including the Man United legend himself, Paul Scholes.

But Antony did not stay quiet and just let the criticism fly, he decided to reply. And that has inspired our topic today. In this episode, we’ll be looking at 9 times footballers reacted angrily to criticism.

Of course, we’ll start with Antony’s reaction to the criticism he got from almost all around the world.

Qatar are moneybags, but we're guessing you knew that already. But what you may not know is that they are spending an estimated 220 billion dollars on hosting the 2022 FIFA World Cup. And this is about 20 times the amount Russia spent on hosting the last World Cup. Pretty wild, right? So why have they spent this much money? And what did they spend it on? Well, that's why we have this video today.

So sit back and enjoy as we bring to you the reasons why Qatar have spent 220 billion dollars on this year's world cup.Why Qatar World Cup Is The Most Expensive Tournament In The History Of Football?

Football is a beautiful game. But we can guarantee you that it gets really spooky sometimes. And what better time to revisit those really spooky stories than during the Halloween season?

Here are 7 haunted football stories that will scare your socks off. Make sure you’re sitting down for this one because it gets really scary. Let’s dive into it.

We’re now counting down to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Since this will be the first time the competition will be held in the Middle East, we expect that a lot will be different about this particular tournament. For starters, it’ll be happening in November-December for the first time ever because of how hot it gets in the Middle East in the summer.

Apparently, it still gets hot towards the end of the year – not as hot as the summer, but still hot – and that’s why the stadiums in Qatar are fitted with focused cooling air-conditioning systems.

There are a few other things which will be unique in Qatar, but today, we want to focus on the things which have been banned over there. Here are 6 things which are banned for fans at the World Cup in Qatar.

Love and hate are two things that come with money and fame, and we’re sure every superstar footballer already knows this. But unfortunately, some have to deal with more hate than others, and today, we will be looking at some of those guys.

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Neymar 

Harry Maguire 

Raheem Sterling 

Sergio Ramos 

Mario Balotelli 

Luis Suarez 

Gerard Pique

There is no more iconic haircut than the one the great Ronaldo Nazario had going into the 2002 World Cup. He had the entire world talking about his hair for an entire month, and it was even more iconic because we got to see him lift the biggest prize in world football with that cut.

Children all over the world wanted that haircut, and many of them got it. But the thing is, that was not the most flattering haircut; not for adults and surely not for kids. It was a pretty horrible haircut, if we’re being totally honest. No wonder Ronaldo came out to apologize to mothers who had to witness their sons get that haircut because of him 20 years ago.

Anyway, today, what we want to know today is why Ronaldo even got that haircut in the first place? It’s not like that was his signature haircut. He just got it for the 2002 World Cup. He didn’t have the haircut before, and he didn’t have it after. So, why did Ronaldo Nazario get that strange haircut in the 2002 World Cup?

Cristiano Ronaldo may be the GOAT, but sometimes, his attitude has put a little blight on his insanely decorated career.

However, if we’re being totally honest here, while that attitude has got him in the wrong books of some fans, it seems to have actually endeared him to a lot more. That’s the duality of the greats.

If you’re one of those who still don’t believe Cristiano Ronaldo has attitude problems, this post is for you. Here are 8 incidents which show that Cristiano Ronaldo has attitude problems.