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No...they still hold their US citizenship and count as an international spot on the roster. They are eligible to play for the Mexican national team if they gain citizenship .
A player is "capped" for each international match played. Some "friendly" games also count. A player who has played in 50 international matches has fifty caps.The originIt stems from the old days when the players were issued commemorative "caps" for the game; the term has simply continued, although the actual caps are no longer provided to the players.See related link, "International cap", for a photo of a cap.
A player is "capped" for each international match played. Some "friendly" games also count. A player who has played in 50 international matches has fifty caps.The originIt stems from the old days when the players were issued commemorative "caps" for the game; the term has simply continued, although the actual caps are no longer provided to the players.See related link, "International cap", for a photo of a cap.
Yes, it does count as a substitute. Replacing a player for any reason is counted as substituting in soccer.
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There are too many to count. Each small area of the world has at least one soccer team!
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To many to count.