Soccer's national teams are becoming more diverse due to migration. A player's country of representation is not always clear cut. Further information is available from KXXV, a local news source.
They have details on the complex storylines surrounding national soccer teams. In one example, a player born in the US could have also played for another country, highlighting the changing face of soccer's national teams, with more details available from the source.
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