Dual national players navigate choices at World Cup in US, Mexico, Canada

The World Cup in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada features many players selecting national teams based on complex backgrounds. Folarin Balogun scored twice for the United States in their opening victory against Paraguay, opting to represent the U.S. over England or Nigeria. Yasin Ayari scored two goals for Sweden in their match against Tunisia, having decided to represent Sweden instead of Tunisia, influenced by his father's wishes. Ayyoub Bouaddi switched from France to Morocco before the tournament and showed promise in Morocco's draw with Brazil. The tournament reflects evolving FIFA eligibility rules that allow more players with dual citizenship to compete for nations connected to their heritage.

• 3:25 PMYahoo Sports — World Cup players with dual eligibility face a tough choice about which country to represent