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Anibal zurdo

i imagine that in trouble-free words a reduce of two or 3 might want to be solid. presented that they incredibly practice that they opt for to play for the country. If I see that they sense the love for his or her jersey then they'd be the exception. Now, I disagree with you on the Leandro section. Like some different person already stated, i'd favor him than Torrado. And even as they sung the nationwide anthem on the video games, he replaced into the (if no longer the in trouble-free words) naturalizado who replaced into truthfully making a music it. We in basic terms prefer to locate extra expertise for the striker section or in basic terms wait and see what the hot coach can do...

As long as they are replacing someone worse than them on the roster, I have no issues with using naturalizados. As a naturalized American myself (originally from Mexico) I feel that naturalized players can love their adopted country as much as their home country.

Only if they truly feel the shirt and its not a last resort for them to play for a national team

Lucas Lobos would be perfect for el tri

I don't have a problem with naturalized players. I'd rather have naturalized players than to beg a diva to come play for his country.

Nah

I don't mind. They better not be super old though.

At this point I'd even welcome Rubens Sambueza.