László Kubala (1927 Budapest, Hungary - 2002 Barcelona, Spain) played for Czechoslovakia (6 games/3 goals), Hungary (3/0) and Spain (19/11).
diz is completely wrong its STANKOVIC (Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro, and Serbia.)
Actually you are both correct.... the thing is way back in the early days of international football there was no rules against playing for more than one nation!!! Take Luis Monti for example the Argentine make 16 app for his country before going on to play 18 times for Italy, Karl Sesta played for Austria in the 1930 then started to play for Germany then went back to Austria again ( although i feel there might have been another reason for this), even the brits were at it... with Stan Mortenson playing for both England and Wales
Raimundo Orsi, Ernst Willimowski to name a few others have also played for more than one nation. still today many Spanish players still kind of play for two national teams player for both Spain and either the Catalan team or Basque team which are International team but are not registered with FIFA!! There is therefore bond to be a few more players out there who have played for three or maybe even more nations in their lifetime!!
Stephen Pressley
3 players not only played 3 finals but won 3 consecutive cups. They are: Claude Lemieux, Mike Keane and Mike Riberio. Montreal, Dallas, Colorado.
Not at the same time. However, it is possible for an athlete to change Nationalities. Peter Stastny has played internationally for 3 countries. Czechoslovakia first, Canada second after he took out Canadian citizenship, and finally Slovakia, after it had split from Czechoslovakia. Bryan Trottier played for Canada in the 1981 Canada Cup, and for the USA in the 1984 Canada Cup Mark Howe played for the US in the 1972 Olympics; for Canada in the 1974 Canada-USSR Series, and the USA again in the1981 Canada CUp.
There are 3 different countries that have recorded Twitchell as originally from their country...Wales, England, and Germany
Right fielder Paul O'Neill is the only player to have played on the winning team in three perfect games. He was on the field for the Cincinnati Reds when Tom Browning won his in 1988. He caught the final out (a fly ball) in David Wells's classic, and he doubled to help the Yankees win on David Cone's day of perfection.
Stephen Pressley
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Dino Radja, a Croatian basketball player who played for Boston from 1993 to 1997, also was a professional in Italy and Greece. In addition, he was a member of a team in his native country that won two European Cups. As a member of the Celtics, Radja played power forward and center.
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it is due to the boundries of 3 different countries.
gordan ramsy
3 players not only played 3 finals but won 3 consecutive cups. They are: Claude Lemieux, Mike Keane and Mike Riberio. Montreal, Dallas, Colorado.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic, although he got his medal taken away in 2005 after Juventus won the league. Awesome record
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In all countries yes, but on different dates!
Not at the same time. However, it is possible for an athlete to change Nationalities. Peter Stastny has played internationally for 3 countries. Czechoslovakia first, Canada second after he took out Canadian citizenship, and finally Slovakia, after it had split from Czechoslovakia. Bryan Trottier played for Canada in the 1981 Canada Cup, and for the USA in the 1984 Canada Cup Mark Howe played for the US in the 1972 Olympics; for Canada in the 1974 Canada-USSR Series, and the USA again in the1981 Canada CUp.
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