In rare circumstances. If a player has dual naionality, and is capped in a non "A" competitive game (so a friendly basically) he can they change his allegiance once. But only once. A recent example would be Italy's Thiago Motta, who has 2 full caps for Brazil, having played in the Gold Cup for them. (As guest nation this counted as a friendly tournament).
A lot, thats for sure :P
it's Rajadorai for Brazil and Spain. Is it? I don't remember him...
"White capped" has two syllables.
cricket and football
The two countries thatplay cricket and football are England and South Africa.
yess..
Having the correct footwear can improve a football player's performance and prevent injury. Those two factors are critical in a sport like football.
It has always been Spain, from the creation of the two countries to football/soccer.
Poland and Ukraine
No major club has a stadium in two countries man utd only has old Trafford because it's been built in Manchester and it will only be the only stadium for them so basically no football team has a stadium in two countries. International football have camps but not two different grounds
Twenty-two people.
He has two sons