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List of sportspeople with dual nationality

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The following is a list of athletes with dual nationality. It includes both players who can trace their origins to a foreign country and those who have attained foreign nationality during their career, as well as players who hail from semi-autonomous regions within countries.

Athletics

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Name of athlete Nationalities
Francis Agbo  France
 Benin
Eunice Barber  France
 Sierra Leone
Ali Brakchi  France
 Algeria
Mike Buncic  United States
 Yugoslavia
Atle Douglas  Norway
 United Kingdom
Danny Ecker  Germany
 United States
Mo Farah  Somalia
 United Kingdom
Melissa Gonzalez  United States
 Colombia
Martial Mbandjock  France
 Cameroon
Stefanie Reid  Canada
 United Kingdom
Karin Ruckstuhl  Netherlands
 Switzerland
Alberto Salazar  United States
 Cuba
Salim Sdiri  France
 Tunisia
Cheikh Touré  France
 Senegal
Kadene Vassell  Netherlands
 Jamaica
Tazana Kamanga-Dyrbak  Denmark
 Zambia

Auto racing

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Name of athlete Nationalities
Alexander Albon  Thailand
 United Kingdom
Jean Alesi  France
 Italy
Nur Ali  Pakistan
 United States
A. J. Allmendinger  United States
 Germany
Aric Almirola  United States
 Cuba
Marco Andretti  United States
 Italy
Mario Andretti  United States
 Italy
Michael Andretti  United States
 Italy
John Andretti  United States
 Italy
Richard Antinucci  United States
 Italy
Rodolfo Ávila  Macau
 Portugal
Soheil Ayari  France
 Iran
Luciano Bacheta  United Kingdom
 Italy
Jules Bianchi  France
 Italy
Lucien Bianchi  Belgium
 Italy
Barry Bodine  United States
 France
Brett Bodine  United States
 France
Geoff Bodine  United States
 France
Todd Bodine  United States
 France
David Brabham  Australia
 United Kingdom
Gary Brabham  Australia
 United Kingdom
Matthew Brabham  Australia
 United States
Sam Brabham  Australia
 United Kingdom
 New Zealand
Hélio Castroneves  Brazil
 Portugal
Johnny Cecotto Jr.  Venezuela
 Germany
François Cevert  France
 Russia
Eddie Cheever III  Italy
 United States
Luigi Chinetti  Italy
 United States
Adam Christodoulou  United Kingdom
 Greece
Riki Christodoulou  United Kingdom
 Greece
Brendon Cook  Australia Indigenous Australians
 Norfolk Island
Fabian Coulthard[1]  New Zealand
 United Kingdom
André Couto  Macau
 Portugal
Jérôme d'Ambrosio  Belgium
 Italy
Conor Daly  United States
 Ireland
Andrea de Adamich  Italy
 Croatia
Gil de Ferran  Brazil
 France
Simona de Silvestro  Switzerland
 Italy
Nyck de Vries  Netherlands
 Indonesia
Matt DiBenedetto  United States
 Italy
Paul di Resta  United Kingdom
 Italy
Scott Dixon  New Zealand
 Australia
Enzo Deligny  France
 China
Dale Earnhardt  United States
 Germany
Dale Earnhardt Jr.  United States
 Germany
Duarte Ferreira  Angola
 Portugal
Alex Fontana  Switzerland
 Greece
Dario Franchitti  United Kingdom
 Italy
Heinz-Harald Frentzen  Germany
 Spain
Bertrand Gachot  France
 Belgium
Memo Gidley  United States
 Mexico
 Canada
 Germany
Romain Grosjean  France
 Switzerland
Isack Hadjar  France
 Algeria
Lewis Hamilton  United Kingdom
 Grenada
Paulie Harraka  United States
 Syria
Michael Herck  Romania
 Belgium
Samuel Hübinette  Sweden
 United States
Menasheh Idafar  Bahrain
 United Kingdom
Ed Jones  United Arab Emirates
 United Kingdom
Michel Jourdain Jr.  Mexico
 Belgium
Sage Karam  United States
 Lebanon
Tony Kanaan  Brazil
 Lebanon
Brad Keselowski  United States
 Poland
Adam Khan  United Kingdom
 Pakistan
Charlie Kimball  United States
 United Kingdom
Mikko Kozarowitzky  Finland
 Russia
Patrick Kujala  Finland
 Spain
Robert La Caze  Morocco
 France
Randy LaJoie  United States
 France
Kyle Larson  United States
 Japan
Nicholas Latifi  Canada
 ItalyIran Iran
Joey Logano  United States
 Italy
André Lotterer  Germany
 BelgiumPeru Peru
Raffaele Marciello  Italy
 Switzerland
Alexandros Margaritis  Greece
 Germany
Victor Martins  France
 Portugal
Felipe Massa  Brazil
 Italy
Rhys Millen  New Zealand
 United States
Rod Millen  New Zealand
 United States
Nicolas Minassian  France
 Armenia
Kevin Mirocha  Poland
 Germany
Guy Moll  Algeria
 France
Tiago Monteiro  Portugal
 France
Daniel Morad  Canada
 Lebanon
Edoardo Mortara  Italy
 France
 Switzerland
Felipe Nasr  Brazil
 Lebanon
Josef Newgarden  United States
 Denmark
Lando Norris  United Kingdom
 Belgium
Darryl O'Young  Hong Kong
 Canada
Esteban Ocon  France
 Spain
 Algeria
Karim Ojjeh  Saudi Arabia
 Switzerland
John Paul, Sr.  Netherlands
 United States
John Paul Jr.  Ireland
 United States
Benjamin Pedersen  Denmark
 United States
Nelson Piquet  Brazil
 France
Nelson Piquet Jr.  Brazil
 France
 Netherlands
 Germany
Vicky Piria  Italy
 United Kingdom
Harold Primat  Switzerland
 France
Stefano Proetto  Italy
 Germany
Alain Prost  France
 Armenia
Nico Prost  France
 Armenia
Bobby Rahal  United States
 Lebanon
Graham Rahal  United States
 Lebanon
Carlos Reutemann  Argentina
 Germany
Daniel Ricciardo  Australia
 Italy
Nico Rosberg  Germany
 Finland
Sebastián Saavedra  Colombia
 Portugal
 South Korea
Boris Said  United States
 Syria
Peter Scharmach  New Zealand
 Germany
Ayrton Senna  Brazil
 Italy
Bruno Senna  Brazil
 Italy
Giancarlo Serenelli  Venezuela
 Italy
Stephen Simpson  South Africa
 United Kingdom
Reed Sorenson  United States
 Denmark
Andy Soucek  Spain
 Austria
Bruno Spengler  Canada
 France
Marlon Stöckinger  Philippines
 Switzerland
Siegfried Stohr  Italy
 Germany
Roberto Streit  Brazil
 Germany
Lance Stroll  Canada
 BelgiumRussia Russia
Rafael Suzuki  Brazil
 Japan
Adrian Sutil  Germany
 Uruguay
Alex Tagliani  Canada
 Italy
Jason Tahincioğlu  Turkey
 United Kingdom
Ricardo Teixeira  Angola
 Portugal
Mathéo Tuscher  Switzerland
 France
Ho-Pin Tung  China
 Netherlands
Chris van der Drift  New Zealand
 Netherlands
Shane van Gisbergen  New Zealand
 Netherlands
Max Verstappen  Netherlands
 Belgium
Alessandro Vita Kouzkin  Russia
 Italy
Max Wilson  Brazil
 Germany
Pascal Wehrlein  Germany
 Mauritius
Roger Yasukawa  United States
 Japan
Alex Yoong  Malaysia
 United Kingdom
 China
Adrian Zaugg  South Africa
 Netherlands
Andreas Zuber  United Arab Emirates
 Austria

Baseball

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Name of athlete National teams represented Nationalities Acquisition of Nationality
Moisés Alou  Dominican Republic  United States
 Dominican Republic
By birth (United States)
By descent (Dominican Republic)[2]
John Andreoli  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[3]
Elvis Andrus  Venezuela  Venezuela
 United States
By birth (Venezuela)
Naturalized (United States)[4]
Nolan Arenado  United States  United States
 Cuba
By birth (United States)
By descent (Cuba)[5]
Randy Arozarena  Cuba
 Mexico
 Cuba
 Mexico
By birth (Cuba)
Naturalized (Mexico)[6]
Dylan Axelrod  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[7]
Corey Baker  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[8]
Rod Barajas  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent (Mexico)[9]
Chris Barnwell  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (Canada)[10]
Jason Bay  Canada  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (United States)[11]
Ronnie Belliard  Dominican Republic  United States
 Dominican Republic
By birth (United States)
By descent (Dominican Republic)[12]
Engel Beltré  Spain  Dominican Republic
 Spain
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (Spain)[13]
Dellin Betances  United States  United States
 Dominican Republic
By birth (United States)
By descent (Dominican Republic)[14]
Bo Bichette  Brazil  United States
 Brazil
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Brazil)[15]
Dante Bichette, Jr.  Brazil  United States
 Brazil
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Brazil)[15]
Alex Blandino  Nicaragua  United States
 Nicaragua
By birth (United States)
By descent (Nicaragua)[16]
Jeremy Bleich  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[17]
Richard Bleier  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[18]
Zach Borenstein  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[19]
Leon Boyd  Netherlands  Canada
 Netherlands
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (Netherlands)[20]
Craig Breslow  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[21]
Danny Burawa  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[22]
Scott Burcham  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[23]
Drew Butera  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[24]
Orlando Cabrera  Colombia  Colombia
 United States
By birth (Colombia)
Naturalized (United States)[25]
Jeimer Candelario  Dominican Republic  United States
 Dominican Republic
By birth (United States)
By descent (Dominican Republic)[26]
Bárbaro Cañizares  Spain  Cuba
 United States
 Spain
By birth (Cuba)
By asylum (United States)
Naturalized (Spain)[27]
Robinson Canó  Dominican Republic  Dominican Republic
 United States
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (United States)[28]
Jorge Cantú  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent (Mexico)[29]
Luke Carlin  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Canada)[30]
Frank Catalanotto  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Italy)[31]
Gavin Cecchini  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Italy)[24]
Francisco Cervelli  Italy  Venezuela
 Italy
By birth (Venezuela)
By descent Father (Italy)[32]
Ray Chang  China  United States
 China
By birth (United States)
By descent (China)[33]
Aroldis Chapman  Cuba  Cuba
 United States
By birth (Cuba)
Naturalized (United States)[34]
Kevin Chapman  Canada  Canada
 United States
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (Canada)[35]
Bruce Chen  China  Panama
 China
By birth (Panama)
By descent (China)[36]
Andrew Chin  China  United States
 China
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (China)[37]
Cody Cillo  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[38]
Peter Ciofrone  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Italy)[39]
Chris Colabello  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Italy)[40]
Efrain Contreras  Colombia  Venezuela
 Colombia
By birth (Venezuela)
Naturalized (Colombia)[41]
Chris Cooper  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[42]
Mike Costanzo  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[43]
Jesse Crain  Canada  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent (United States)[44]
Gabe Cramer  Israel  United States
 Canada
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By descent (Canada)
Naturalized (Israel)[45]
José Cruz  Spain  Dominican Republic
 Spain
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (Spain)[46]
Rhiner Cruz  Spain  Dominican Republic
 Spain
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (Spain)[46]
William Cuevas  Colombia  Venezuela
 Colombia
By birth (Venezuela)
By descent (Colombia)[47]
Tiago da Silva  Brazil
 Italy
 Brazil
 Italy
By birth (Brazil)
By descent (Italy)[48][49]
Johnny Damon  United States
 Thailand
 United States
 Thailand
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Thailand)[50]
Ike Davis  United States
 Israel
 United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[51]
Khris Davis  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Mexico)[52]
Cody Decker  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[53]
David Delucci  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[2]
Mike DeMark  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[54]
Chris Denorfia  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[24]
Daniel Descalso  United States  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[55]
Mark DiFelice  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[56]
Lenny DiNardo  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[57]
Yadir Drake  Mexico
 Cuba
 Cuba
 Mexico
By birth (Cuba)
Naturalized (Mexico)[58]
Eduardo Escobar  Venezuela  Venezuela
 United States
By birth (Venezuela)
Naturalized (United States)[59]
Nick Fanti  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[60]
Daniel Figueroa  Spain  United States
 Spain
By birth (United States)
By descent (Spain)[61]
Paco Figueroa  Spain  United States
 Spain
By birth (United States)
By descent (Spain)[61]
Gavin Fingleson  Australia  South Africa
 Australia
By birth (South Africa)
Naturalized (Australia)[62]
Tony Fiore  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[63]
Carlos Fisher  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Mexico)[52]
Jake Fishman  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[23]
Frailyn Florian  Italy  Dominican Republic
 Italy
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (Italy)[32]
Harry Ford  Great Britain  United States
 United Kingdom
By birth (United States)
By the descent Parents (United Kingdom)[64]
Freddie Freeman  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Canada)[65]
Nate Freiman  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[66]
Sam Fuld  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[67]
Blake Gailen  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[68]
Mike Gallo  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[69][failed verification]
Robel García  Italy  Dominican Republic
 Italy
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (Italy)[70]
Sam Gaviglio  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[71]
Brad Goldberg  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[72]
Yasser Gómez  Cuba
 Dominican Republic
 Cuba
 Dominican Republic
By birth (Cuba)
Naturalized (Dominican Republic)[73]
Adrián González  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent (Mexico)
Naturalized (Mexico)[52]
Edgar Gonzalez  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent (Mexico)
Naturalized (Mexico)[52]
Anthony Granato  Italy  Canada
 Italy
By birth (Canada)
By descent (Italy)[74][failed verification]
Yasmani Grandal  United States  Cuba
 United States
By birth (Cuba)
Naturalized (United States)[75]
Marco Grifantini  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[76][failed verification]
Jason Grilli  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Italy)[24]
Luis Guillorme  Spain  Venezuela
 Spain
By birth (Venezuela)
By descent (Spain)[77]
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.  Dominican Republic  Canada
 Dominican Republic
By birth (Canada)
By descent Father (Dominican Republic)[78]
Jerry Hairston Jr.  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Mexico)[79]
Scott Hairston  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Mexico)[79]
Félix Hernández  Venezuela  Venezuela
 United States
By birth (Venezuela)
Naturalized (United States)[80]
Tyler Herron  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[81]
Cale Iorg  Canada  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent (United States)[82]
Greg Jelks  Australia  United States
 Australia
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Australia)[83]
Ubaldo Jiménez  Dominican Republic  Dominican Republic
 United States
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (United States)[84]
Jake Kalish  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[85]
Alex Katz  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[86]
Ty Kelly  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[87]
Ian Kinsler  Israel
 United States
 United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[88]
Kenny Koplove  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[89]
Dean Kremer  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By descent (Israel)[90]
Tyler Krieger  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[91]
Brandon Laird  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent (Mexico)[52]
Jared Lakind  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[23]
Tyler LaTorre  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[92]
Ryan Lavarnway  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[23]
Otto Lopez  Dominican Republic
 Canada
 Dominican Republic
 Canada
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (Canada)[93]
Luis Lugo  Italy  Venezuela
 Italy
By birth (Venezuela)
Naturalized (Italy)[32]
Jesús Luzardo  Venezuela  Peru
 Venezuela
 United States
By birth (Peru)
By descent Parents (Venezuela)
Naturalized (United States)[94]
Manny Machado  Dominican Republic  United States
 Dominican Republic
By birth (United States)
By descent (Dominican Republic)[95]
Drew Maggi  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[96]
Chris Manno  Spain  United States
 Spain
By birth (United States)
By descent (Spain)[97]
Salomón Manríquez  Spain  Venezuela
 Spain
By birth (Venezuela)
By descent (Spain)[98]
Nick Markakis  Greece  United States
 Germany
 Greece
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Germany), Father (Greece)[99]
John Mariotti  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[100]
Jason Marquis  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[101]
Leonys Martín  Cuba  Cuba
 United States
By birth (Cuba)
Naturalized (United States)[102]
Rafael Martin  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent (Mexico)[52]
Bruce Maxwell  Germany  Germany
 United States
By birth (Germany)
By descent (United States)[103]
Oscar Mercado  Colombia  Colombia
 United States
By birth (Colombia)
Naturalized (United States)[104]
Mike Meyers  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[105]
Melvin Mora  Venezuela  Venezuela
 United States
By birth (Venezuela)
Naturalized (United States)[106]
A. J. Morris  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[107]
J. C. Muñiz  Brazil  Cuba
 Brazil
By birth (Cuba)
Naturalized (Brazil)[108]
Greg Nappo  Colombia  United States
 Colombia
By birth (United States)
By descent (Colombia)[109]
Efren Navarro  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Mexico)[52]
Yoanner Negrin  Spain  Cuba
 Spain
By birth (Cuba)
Naturalized (Spain)[110]
Troy Neiman  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[111]
Mike Nickeas  United States
 Great Britain
 Canada
 United Kingdom
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Father (United Kingdom), Mother (United States)[112]
Trey Nielsen  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[113]
Adrián Nieto  Spain  Cuba
 Spain
 United States
By birth (Cuba)
By ancestry (Spain)
Naturalized (United States)[114]
Vidal Nuño  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent (Mexico)[52]
Orlando Oberto  Italy  Venezuela
 Italy
By birth (Italy)
By descent (Venezuela)[32]
Augie Ojeda  United States  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent (Mexico) [115]
Kasey Olemberger  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[116]
R. C. Orlan  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[117]
Ryan O'Rourke  Ireland  United States
 Ireland
By birth (United States)
By descent (Ireland)[118]
David Ortiz  Dominican Republic  Dominican Republic
 United States
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (United States)[119][120]
Valentino Pascucci  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)
Mark Pawelek  Netherlands  United States
 Netherlands
By birth (United States)
By descent (Netherlands)
Joc Pederson  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)
Nestor Pérez  Spain  Cuba
 Spain
By birth (Cuba)
By descent (Spain)[121]
Sergio Pérez  Spain  United States
 Spain
By birth (United States)
By descent (Spain)
Mike Piazza  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[2]
Yohan Pino  Colombia  Venezuela
 Colombia
By birth (Venezuela)
Naturalized (Colombia)
Nick Pugliese  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)
Yasiel Puig  Cuba  Cuba
 United States
By birth (Cuba)
Naturalized (United States)[122]
Albert Pujols  Dominican Republic  Dominican Republic
 United States
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (United States)
Nick Punto  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)
José Quintana  Colombia  Colombia
 United States
By birth (Colombia)
Naturalized (United States)[123]
Hanley Ramirez  Dominican Republic  Dominican Republic
 United States
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (United States)
Horacio Ramírez  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent (Mexico)
Manny Ramirez  Dominican Republic  Dominican Republic
 United States
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (United States)
Cesar Ramos  United States  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent (Mexico)
Jairo Ramos Gizzi  Italy  Venezuela
 Italy
By birth (Venezuela)
By descent (Italy)
Chris Reitsma  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Canada)
Rick Renteria  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent (Mexico)[52]
José Reyes  Dominican Republic  Dominican Republic
 United States
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (United States)[124]
Nick Rickles  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)[125]
Anthony Rizzo  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[24]
Chris Roberson  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Mexico)[52]
Fernando Rodney  Dominican Republic  Dominican Republic
 United States
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (United States)[126]
Alex Rodriguez  United States
 Dominican Republic
 United States
 Dominican Republic
By birth (United States)
By descent (Dominican Republic)
David Rollandini  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)
Jordan Romano  Italy  Canada
 Italy
By birth (Canada)
By descent (Italy)
Sergio Romo  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent (Mexico)[52]
Michael Roth  Great Britain  United States
 United Kingdom
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (United Kingdom)
Vinny Rottino  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)
Richard Salazar  Spain  Venezuela
 Spain
By birth (Venezuela)
By descent (Spain)
Adrián Sánchez  Colombia  Venezuela
 Colombia
By birth (Venezuela)
By descent (Colombia)
Jake Sanchez  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent (Mexico)[52]
Yunesky Sánchez  Spain  Cuba
 Spain
By birth (Cuba)
Naturalized (Spain)
Carlos Santana  Dominican Republic  Dominican Republic
 United States
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (United States)[127]
Jack Santora  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)
Josh Satin  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)
Nick Schumacher  Spain  United States
 Germany
 Spain
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (Germany), Mother (Spain)
Ryan Sherriff  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)
Chris Snelling  Australia  Australia
 United States
By birth (United States)
By descent (Australia)
Phil Stockman  Australia  United Kingdom
 Australia
By birth (United Kingdom)
Naturalized (Australia)
Gabe Suárez  Spain  United States
 Spain
By birth (United States)
By descent (Spain)
Jameson Taillon  United States
 Canada
 United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent (Canada)[128]
Mark Teahen  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (Canada)[129]
Zack Thornton  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By ancestry (Israel)
Trayce Thompson  Great Britain  United States
 Bahamas
 United Kingdom
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (Bahamas)
Naturalized (United Kingdom)
Matt Torra  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)[24]
Danny Valencia  Israel  United States
 Cuba
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (Cuba)
By ancestry (Israel)
Rodney van Buizen  Australia  Netherlands
 Australia
By birth (Netherlands)
Naturalized (Australia)
Wuillians Vasquez  Venezuela
 Nicaragua
 Venezuela
 Nicaragua
By birth (Venezuela)
Naturalized (Nicaragua)
Pat Venditte  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)
Alex Verdugo  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent (Mexico)[130]
Joey Votto  Canada  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (United States)[131]
Joey Wagman  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[132]
Mike Walker  Australia  United States
 Australia
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Australia)
Ernie Whitt  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Canada)
Joey Wong  China  United States
 China
By birth (United States)
By descent (China)
Vance Worley  Great Britain  United States
 Hong Kong
 United Kingdom
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Hong Kong)
Naturalized (United Kingdom)
Yang Yanyong  China  Mongolia
 China
By birth (Mongolia)
Naturalized (China)
Orlando Yntema  Netherlands  Dominican Republic
 Netherlands
By birth (Dominican Republic)
Naturalized (Netherlands)
Josh Zeid  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[23]
Pete Zoccolillo  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent (Italy)

Basketball

[edit]
Name of athlete National teams represented Nationalities Acquisition of Nationality
Jordan Adams  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Canada)[133]
Al-Farouq Aminu  Nigeria  United States
 Nigeria
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Nigeria)[134]
Kyle Anderson  China  United States
 China
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (China)[135]
Giannis Antetokounmpo  Greece  Greece
 Nigeria
By birth (Greece)
By descent Parents (Nigeria)[136]
Kostas Antetokounmpo  Greece  Greece
 Nigeria
By birth (Greece)
By descent Parents (Nigeria)
Thanasis Antetokounmpo  Greece  Greece
 Nigeria
By birth (Greece)
By descent Parents (Nigeria)
Ryan Arcidiacono  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Italy)[137]
Panchi Barrera  Uruguay  Uruguay
 Spain
By birth (Uruguay)
By descent (Spain)[138]
RJ Barrett  Canada  Canada
 Jamaica
By birth (Canada)
By descent Parents (Jamaica)
Vítor Benite  Brazil  Brazil
 Italy
By birth (Brazil)
By descent Father (Italy)[139]
Tony Bishop  Panama  United States
 Panama
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Panama)[140]
Andray Blatche  Philippines  United States
 Philippines
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Philippines)[141]
David Blatt  Israel (junior)
 United States
 United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[142]
David Blu  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[143]
Marques Bolden  Indonesia  United States
 Indonesia
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Indonesia)[144]
Isaac Bonga  Germany  Germany
 Democratic Republic of the Congo
By birth (Germany)
By descent Parents (Democratic Republic of the Congo)[145][146]
Wayne Brabender  Spain  United States
 Spain
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Spain)[147]
Shawn Bradley  Germany  West Germany
 United States
By birth (West Germany)
By descent Parents (United States)[148]
Tal Brody  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[149]
Lorenzo Brown  Spain  United States
 Spain
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Spain)[150]
Nicolás Brussino  Argentina  Argentina
 Italy
By birth (Argentina)
By descent (Italy)[151]
Cal Bruton  Australia  United States
 Australia
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Australia)[152]
Nick Calathes  Greece  United States
 Greece
 Ireland
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (Greece), Mother (Ireland)[153]
Pat Calathes  Greece  United States
 Greece
 Ireland
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (Greece), Mother (Ireland)[153]
John Cox IV  Venezuela  Venezuela
 United States
By birth (Venezuela)
By descent Parents (United States) [154]
Mike D'Antoni  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Italy)[155]
Samuel Dalembert  Canada  Haiti
 Canada
By birth (Haiti)
Naturalized (Canada)[156]
Fúlvio de Assis  Brazil  Brazil
 Italy
By birth (Brazil)
By descent (Italy)[157]
Nando de Colo  France  France
 Portugal
By birth (France)
By descent Parents (Portugal)[158]
Carlos Delfino  Argentina  Argentina
 Italy
By birth (Argentina)
By descent (Italy)[159][160]
Mithat Demirel  Germany  Germany
 Turkey
By birth (Germany)
By descent (Turkey)[161]
Luol Deng  England (U16, U19)
 Great Britain
 Sudan ( South Sudan)
 United Kingdom
By birth (South Sudan)
Naturalized (United Kingdom)[162]
Boris Diaw  France  France
 Senegal
By birth (France)
By descent Father (Senegal)[163]
Aaron Doornekamp  Canada  Canada
 Netherlands
By birth (Canada)
By descent (Netherlands)[164]
Tyler Dorsey  Greece  United States
 Greece
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Greece)[165]
Luguentz Dort  Canada  Canada
 Haiti
By birth (Canada)
By descent Parents (Haiti)
Marcus Douthit  Philippines  United States
 Philippines
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Philippines)[166]
Gavin Edwards  Japan  United States
 Japan
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Japan)[167]
Melvin Ejim  Canada  Canada
 Nigeria
By birth (Canada)
By descent Parents (Nigeria)[168]
Francisco Elson  Netherlands  Netherlands
 Suriname
By birth (Netherlands)
By descent (Suriname)[169]
Joel Embiid  United States  Cameroon
 United States
By birth (Cameroon)
Naturalized (United States)
Dylan Ennis  Jamaica  Canada
 Jamaica
 Serbia
By birth (Canada)
By descent (Jamaica)
Naturalized (Serbia)[170]
Tyler Ennis  Canada  Canada
 Jamaica
By birth (Canada)
By descent (Jamaica)[171]
Patrick Ewing Jr.  Jamaica  United States
 Jamaica
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (Jamaica)[172]
Patrick Ewing Sr.  United States  Jamaica
 United States
By birth (Jamaica)
By descent Parents (United States)[173]
Nick Fazekas  Japan  United States
 Japan
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Japan)[174]
James Feldeine  Dominican Republic  United States
 Dominican Republic
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Dominican Republic)[175]
Juan Fernández  Argentina  Argentina
 Italy
By birth (Argentina)
By descent Mother (Italy)[176]
Bruno Fitipaldo  Uruguay  Uruguay
 Italy
By birth (Uruguay)
By descent (Italy)[177]
Rick Fox  Canada  Canada
 Bahamas
By birth (Canada)
By descent Father (Bahamas)[178]
Gregor Fučka  Italy  Yugoslavia ( Slovenia)
 Italy
By birth (Slovenia)
Naturalized (Italy)[179]
Dan Gadzuric  Netherlands  Netherlands
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
 Serbia
By birth (Netherlands)
By descent Father (Saint Vincent and the Grenadines), Mother (Serbia)[180][181]
Nikos Galis  Greece  United States
 Greece
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Greece)[182]
Leandro García Morales  Uruguay  Uruguay
 Italy
By birth (Uruguay)
By descent (Italy)[183]
Patricio Garino  Argentina  Argentina
 Italy
By birth (Argentina)
By descent (Italy)[184]
Usman Garuba  Spain  Spain
 Nigeria
By birth (Spain)
By descent Parents (Nigeria)[185]
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander  Canada  Canada
 Antigua and Barbuda
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (Antigua and Barbuda)[186]
Manu Ginóbili  Argentina  Argentina
 Italy
By birth (Argentina)
By descent (Italy)[187]
Ben Gordon  United States
 Great Britain
 United Kingdom
 United States
By birth (United Kingdom)
Naturalized (United States)[188][189]
Eric Gordon  United States
 Bahamas
 United States
 Bahamas
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Bahamas)[190]
Ernie Grunfeld  United States  Romania
 United States
By birth (Romania)
Naturalized (United States)[191]
Megan Gustafson  Spain  United States
 Spain
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Spain)
Rui Hachimura  Japan  Japan
 Benin
By birth (Japan)
By descent Father (Benin)[192]
Becky Hammon  United States
 Russia
 United States
 Russia
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Russia)[193]
Killian Hayes  France  United States
 France
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (France)[194]
Gordon Herbert  Canada  Canada
 Finland
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Finland)
Rafael Hettsheimeir  Brazil  Brazil
 Spain
By birth (Brazil)
By descent (Spain)[195]
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson  Jordan  United States
 Jordan
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Jordan)[196]
Serge Ibaka  Spain  Republic of the Congo
 Spain
By birth (Republic of the Congo)
Naturalized (Spain)[197]
Kyrie Irving  United States  Australia
 United States
By birth (Australia)
By descent Parents (United States)[198]
Hernán Jasen  Argentina  Argentina
 Italy
By birth (Argentina)
By descent (Italy)[199]
Carlik Jones  South Sudan  United States
 South Sudan
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (South Sudan)
Chris Kaman  Germany  United States
 Germany
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Germany)[200]
Federico Kammerichs  Argentina  Argentina
 Germany
By birth (Argentina)
By descent (Germany)[201]
Steve Kerr  United States  Lebanon
 United States
By birth (Lebanon)
By descent Parents (United States) [202]
Andrei Kirilenko  Russia  Russia
 United States
By birth (Russia)
Naturalized (United States)[203]
Kosta Koufos  Greece  United States
 Greece
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Greece)[204]
Shane Larkin  Turkey  United States
 Turkey
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Turkey)[205]
Darrel Lewis  Iceland  United States
 Iceland
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Iceland)[206]
Augusto Lima  Brazil  Brazil
 Spain
By birth (Brazil)
By descent (Spain)[207]
Maodo Lô  Germany  Germany
 Senegal
By birth (Germany)
By descent Father (Senegal)[208]
Robert Loe  New Zealand  United Kingdom
 New Zealand
By birth (United Kingdom)
Naturalized (New Zealand)[209]
Rafa Luz  Brazil  Brazil
 Spain
By birth (Brazil)
By descent (Spain)[210]
Trey Lyles  Canada  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent (United States)[211][212]
Sandro Mamukelashvili  Georgia  United States
 Georgia
By birth (United States)
By descent (Georgia)[213]
Thon Maker  Australia  Sudan ( South Sudan)
 Australia
By birth (South Sudan)
Naturalized (Australia)[214]
Lorenzo Mata  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Mexico)[215]
Nicolás Mazzarino  Uruguay  Uruguay
 Italy
By birth (Uruguay)
By descent (Italy)[216]
D. J. Mbenga  Belgium  Democratic Republic of the Congo
 Belgium
By birth (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
By descent Parents (Belgium)[217]
Thad McFadden  Georgia  United States
 Georgia
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Georgia)
Orlando Méndez-Valdez  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Mexico)[218]
Codi Miller-McIntyre  Bulgaria  United States
 Bulgaria
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Bulgaria)
Nikola Mirotić  Spain  Yugoslavia ( Montenegro)
 Spain
By birth (Montenegro)
Naturalized (Spain)[219]
Moon Tae-jong  South Korea  South Korea
 United States
By birth (South Korea)
By descent Father (United States)[220]
Alex Murphy  Finland  United States
 Finland
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Finland) [221]
Erik Murphy  Finland  France
 United States
 Finland
By birth (France)
By descent Father (United States), Mother (Finland)[222]
Steve Nash  Canada  South Africa
 United Kingdom
 Canada
By birth (South Africa)
By descent Father (England), Mother (Wales)
Naturalized (Canada)[223]
Raul Neto  Brazil  Brazil
 Spain
By birth (Brazil)
By descent (Spain)[224]
Joakim Noah  France  United States
 France
 Sweden
 Cameroon
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (France), Mother (Sweden), Grandfather (Cameroon)[225][226]
Andrés Nocioni  Argentina  Argentina
 Italy
By birth (Argentina)
By descent (Italy)[227]
Frank Ntilikina  France  Belgium
 Rwanda
 France
By birth (Belgium)
By descent Parents (Rwanda)
Naturalized (France)[228]
Jordan Nwora  Nigeria  United States
 Nigeria
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Nigeria)[229]
Fabricio Oberto  Argentina  Argentina
 Italy
By birth (Argentina)
By descent (Italy)[230]
Nneka Ogwumike  United States  United States
 Nigeria
By birth (United States)
By descent (Nigeria)[231]
Hakeem Olajuwon  Nigeria (junior)
 United States
 Nigeria
 United States
By birth (Nigeria)
Naturalized (United States) [232]
Ademola Okulaja  Germany  Nigeria
 Germany
By birth (Nigeria)
Naturalized (Germany)[233]
Tony Parker  France  Belgium
 United States
 Netherlands
 France
By birth (Belgium)
By descent Father (United States), Mother (Netherlands)
Naturalized (France)[234]
CJ Perez  Philippines  Hong Kong
 Nigeria
 Philippines
By birth (Hong Kong)
By descent Father (Nigeria), Mother (Philippines)[235]
J. R. Pinnock  Panama  United States
 Panama
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Panama)[236]
Gyno Pomare  Panama  United States
 Panama
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Panama)[237]
Dwight Powell  Canada  Canada
 Jamaica
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (Jamaica)[238]
Pablo Prigioni  Argentina  Argentina
 Italy
By birth (Argentina)
By descent (Italy) [239]
Ronald Ramón  Dominican Republic  United States
 Dominican Republic
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Dominican Republic) [240]
Anthony Randolph  United States
 Slovenia
 West Germany
 United States
 Slovenia
By birth (West Germany)
By descent Parents (United States)
Naturalized (Slovenia)[241][242]
Duop Reath  Australia  Sudan ( South Sudan)
 Australia
By birth (South Sudan)
Naturalized (Australia)
Lucio Redivo  Argentina  Argentina
 Italy
By birth (Argentina)
By descent (Italy) [243]
Domantas Sabonis  Lithuania  United States
 Lithuania
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (Lithuania) [244]
Robert Sacre  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Canada) [245]
Sebas Saiz  Spain  Spain
 Dominican Republic
By birth (Spain)
By descent Mother (Dominican Republic)[246]
J. R. Sakuragi  Japan  United States
 Japan
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Japan)[247]
Blake Schilb  Czech Republic  United States
 Czech Republic
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Czech Republic) [248]
Sofoklis Schortsanitis  Greece  Cameroon
 Greece
By birth (Cameroon)
By descent Parents (Greece)[249]
Dennis Schröder  Germany  Germany
 Gambia
By birth (Germany)
By descent Mother (Gambia)[250]
Akeem Scott  Jamaica  United States
 Jamaica
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Jamaica)[251]
Philip Scrubb  Canada  Canada
 United Kingdom
By birth (Canada)
By descent (United Kingdom) [252]
Willie Sims  United States  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
By descent (Israel)[253]
Donta Smith  Venezuela  United States
 Venezuela
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Venezuela)[254]
Édgar Sosa  Dominican Republic  United States
 Dominican Republic
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Dominican Republic)[255]
Nik Stauskas  Canada  Canada
 Lithuania
By birth (Canada)
By descent (Lithuania)
Wally Szczerbiak  United States  Spain
 United States
By birth (Spain)
By descent Parents (United States)[256]
JT Thor  South Sudan  United States
 South Sudan
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (South Sudan)
Mike Tobey  Slovenia  United States
 Slovenia
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Slovenia)[257]
Juan Toscano-Anderson  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Mexico)[258]
Karl-Anthony Towns  Dominican Republic  United States
 Dominican Republic
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Dominican Republic)[259]
Alex Tyus  Israel  United States
 Israel
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[260]
Ime Udoka  Nigeria  United States
 Nigeria
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Nigeria)[261]
Adrian Uter  Jamaica  United States
 Jamaica
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Jamaica)[262]
Charlie Villanueva  United States (junior)
 Dominican Republic
 United States
 Dominican Republic
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Dominican Republic) [263]
Corey Walden  Serbia  United States
 Serbia
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Serbia)[264]
Thomas Walkup  Greece  United States
 Greece
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Greece)[265]
Howard Washington  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Canadian)[266]
Sami Whitcomb  Australia  United States
 Australia
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Australia) [267]
Jesse Young  Canada  Canada
 Ireland
By birth (Canada)
By descent (Ireland)[268]
Adrián Zamora  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Mexico)[269]

Boxing

[edit]
Name of athlete Nationalities
Arthur Abraham  Armenia
 Germany
Brahim Asloum  France
 Algeria
Robert Cohen  France
 Algeria
Steve Cruz  Mexico
 United States
Juan Díaz  Mexico
 United States
Vic Darchinyan  Armenia
 Australia
Alberto Davila  Mexico
 United States
Oscar De La Hoya  Mexico
 United States
David Díaz  Mexico
 United States
Juan Díaz  Mexico
 United States
Miguel Angel Garcia  Mexico
 United States
Robert Garcia  Mexico
 United States
Yuri Foreman  Belarus
 Israel
 United States
Robert Guerrero  Mexico
 United States
Naseem Hamed  United Kingdom
 Yemen
Genaro Hernández  Mexico
 United States
Kid Kaplan  Russia
 United States
Ahmed Khaddour  Denmark
 Lebanon
Amir Khan  United Kingdom
 Pakistan
Armand Krajnc  Sweden
 Slovenia
Luan Krasniqi  Germany
 Kosovo
Lennox Lewis  United Kingdom
 Canada
Josesito Lopez  Mexico
 United States
Steven Luevano  Mexico
 United States
Zoltan Lunka  Germany
 Romania
Charlie Magri  United Kingdom
 Tunisia
Roberto Marroquin  Mexico
 United States
Dariusz Michalczewski  Poland
 Germany
Sergio Mora  Mexico
 United States
Lovemore N'dou  Australia
 South Africa
Richard Nowakowski  East Germany
 Poland
Nordine Oubaali  France
 Morocco
Mando Ramos  Mexico
 United States
Brandon Rios  Mexico
 United States
George Scott  Sweden
 Liberia
Tonton Semakala  Sweden
 Democratic Republic of the Congo
Solly Smith  Mexico
 United States
Vitali Tajbert  Germany
 Kazakhstan
Mehrdad Takaloo  United Kingdom
 Iran
Johnny Tapia  Mexico
 United States
Kostya Tszyu  Australia
 Russia
Oktay Urkal  Germany
 Turkey
Fernando Vargas  Mexico
 United States

Cycling

[edit]
Name of athlete Nationalities
Gil Cordovés  Cuba
 Venezuela
Rémy Di Gregorio  France
 Italy
Chris Froome  Kenya
 United Kingdom
Juli Furtado  United States
 Portugal
Jean Graczyk  France
 Poland
Mariano Martínez  France
 Spain
Nicolas Roche  Ireland
 France
Roy Sentjens  Belgium
 Netherlands
Steven Wong  Hong Kong
 Belgium

Fencing

[edit]
Name of athlete Nationalities
Helene Mayer  Germany
 United States

Field hockey

[edit]
Name of athlete Nationalities
Fatima Moreira de Melo  Netherlands
 Portugal

Football (Association)

[edit]
Name of athlete National teams represented Nationalities Acquisition of Nationality
Danilo Acosta  United States (U17–U20)
 Honduras
 Honduras
 United States
Birth (Honduras)
Naturalized (United States)
Freddy Adu  United States  Ghana
 United States
Birth (Ghana)
Naturalized (United States)
Thiago Alcântara  Spain  Spain
 Italy
 Brazil
Birth (Italy)
Naturalised (Spain)
Parents (Brazil)
Dele Alli  England  United Kingdom
 Nigeria
Birthplace and mother (United Kingdom)
Father (Nigerian)
Ethan Ampadu England England (U16)
 Wales
 United Kingdom English by birth (Exeter)
Efrain Araneda  Tahiti  Chile
 France
By birth (Chile)
Naturalized (France)[270]
Marco Asensio  Spain  Spain
 Netherlands
Birth (Spain)
Mother (Dutch)
Felipe Aspegren  Finland  Colombia
 Finland
Birth (Colombia)
Adoption (Finland)
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang France France (U21)
 Gabon
 France
 Spain
 Gabon
Birth (France)
Mother (Spanish)
Father (Gabonese)
Francis Awaritefe  Australia  United Kingdom
 Australia
Birth (England–United Kingdom)
Naturalization (Australia)
Eve Badana  Republic of Ireland  Canada
 Ireland
By descent (mother's Irish citizenship)

Mother (Northern Ireland-born)

Alejandro Balde  Spain  Spain
 Dominican Republic
 Guinea-Bissau
Birth (Spain)


Mother(Dominican)
Father(Guinea-Bissau)

Karen Bardsley  England
 United Kingdom
 United Kingdom
 United States
By descent

Parents (Britain)
By birth (USA)

Asmir Begović Canada Canada (U20)
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
 Canada
By birth (Bosnia & Herzegovina)
Naturalized (Canada)
Jenny Bindon  New Zealand  New Zealand
 United States
By marriage; naturalized

Unknown (New Zealand)

Yacine Brahimi  France (U16-U21)
 Algeria
 France
 Algeria
By birth (France)
By birth through his parents (Algeria)
Lucy Bronze  England
 United Kingdom
 United Kingdom
 Portugal
By birth

Mother (Britain)
Father (Portugal)

Maycoll Cañizalez  Canada  El Salvador
 Canada
Birth (El Salvador)
Naturalized/Mother (Canada)
Eduardo Camavinga  France  France
 Democratic Republic of the Congo
 Angola
Birth and parents (Congo)
Mother dual nationality (Angolan)
Mauro Camoranesi  Italy  Argentina
 Italy
Birth (Argentina)
Paternal great-grandfather (Italy)
Kingsley Coman  France  France
 Guadeloupe
Birth (France)
Parents (Guadeloupe)
Diego Costa  Brazil
 Spain
 Brazil
 Spain
By birth (Brazil)
Naturalized September 2013 (Spain)
Cade Cowell  United States  United States
 Mexico
Birth (United States)
Maternal grandparents (Mexico)
Eduardo Da Silva  Croatia  Brazil
 Croatia
By birth (Brazil)
Naturalized (Croatia)
Alphonso Davies  Canada  Ghana
 Canada
Birth (Ghana)
Naturalization (Canada)
Deco  Portugal  Brazil
 Portugal
By birth (Brazil)
Naturalized in 2003 (Portugal)[271]
Ousmane Dembele  France  France
 Mauritius
 Senegal
 Mali
Birth (France)
Mother (Mauritanian-Senegalese)
Father(Malian)
Memphis Depay  Netherlands  Netherlands
 Ghana
Birth and mother (Dutch)
Father (Ghana)
Donato  Spain  Brazil
 Spain
Birth (Brazil)
Naturalization (Spain, 1990)
Giovani Dos Santos  Mexico  Mexico
 Brazil
By birth (Mexico)
Father (Brazil)
Jonathan Dos Santos  Mexico  Mexico
 Brazil
By birth (Mexico)
Father (Brazil)
Ángel Di María  Argentina  Argentina
 Italy
By birth (Argentina)
Through descent (Italy)[272]
Munir El Haddadi  Morocco
 Spain
 Morocco
 Spain
By birth through his parents (Morocco)
Naturalized (Spain)
Marta Estevez Garcia  Luxembourg  Spain
 Luxembourg
By birth (Spain)
Naturalized (Luxembourg)
Ansu Fati  Spain  Spain
 Guinea-Bissau
Birth (Guinea-Bissau)
Naturalized (Spain)
Jesús Ferreira  United States  Colombia
 United States
Birth (Colombia)
Naturalization (United States)
Marcelo Flores  Mexico  Canada
 Mexico
 United Kingdom
Birth (Canada)
Father (Mexico)
Mother (Canada)
Maternal grandparents (England/Britain)
Wesley Fofana  France  France
 Ivory Coast
Birth and mother (France)
Father (Ivorian)
Kianz Froese Cuba Cuba (U17)
 Canada
 Cuba
 Canada
Cuba (Birth)
Canada (Naturalization)
Alejandro Garnacho Spain Spain (U17)
 Argentina
 Spain
 Argentina
Birthplace and father (Spain)
Mother (Argentina)
Ryan Giggs England England (U16)[273]
 Great Britain[274]
 Wales
 United Kingdom Welsh by birth and through his parents (UK)
Eligibility for England's U16 through his England School Boys attendance.
Santiago Giménez  Mexico  Argentina
 Mexico
By birth (Argentina)
Naturalization (Mexico)
Olivier Giroud  France  France
 Italy
Birth (France)
Grandmother’s descent (Italian)
Cristian Gonzáles  Indonesia  Indonesia
 Uruguay
Naturalized 3 November 2010 (Indonesia)
Jonathan González  United States (U15–U20)
 Mexico
 United States
 Mexico
Birth (United States)
Parents (Mexico)
Ariel Graziani  Ecuador  Argentina
 Ecuador
Birth (Argentina)
Naturalized (Ecuador)
Antoine Griezmann  France  France
 Portugal
 Germany
Birth (France)
Mother descent (Portuguese)
Father descent(German)
Achraf Hakimi  Morocco  Spain
 Morocco
Birth (Spain)
Parents (Moroccan)
Mike Havenaar  Japan  Japan
 Netherlands
Naturalized 1994 (Japan)
Lucas Hernandez  France  France
 Spain
Birth (France)
descent (Spain)
Théo Hernandez  France  France
 Spain
Birth (France)
descent (Spain)
Gonzalo Higuaín  Argentina  France
 Argentina
Birth (France)
Parents (Argentina)
Jorginho  Italy  Brazil
 Italy
Birth (Brazil)
descent (Italian)
Joselu  Spain  Spain
 Germany
Birth (Germany)
Parents (Spain)
Sami Khedira  Germany  Germany
 Tunisia
By birth and through his mother (Germany)
By birth through his father (Tunisia)[275]
Jules Koundé  France  France
 Benin
Birth and Mother (French)
Descent (Beninese)
Mateo Kovacic  Croatia  Croatia
 Austria
Birth (Austria)
Parents (Croatian)
Gianluca Lapadula Italy Italy B
 Peru
 Italy
 Peru
Birthplace and father (Italy)
Mother (Peru)
Aymeric Laporte France France (U17–U21)
 Spain
 France
 Spain
Birth (France)
Grandparents 2021 (Spain)
Sydney Leroux  Canada (U19)
 United States
 Canada
 United States
Naturalized, albeit by descent

Father (United States)
Mother (Canada)

Robin Le Normand  Spain  Spain
 France
Birth (France)
Naturalised (Spain)
Ildefons Lima  Andorra  Spain
 Andorra
By birth (Spain)
Naturalized after 20 years of residence (Andorra)
Wagner Lopes  Japan  Brazil
 Japan
Naturalized 1993 (Japan)
Antonio López  Guatemala  Guatemala
 Mexico
Maternal grandfather (Guatemala)
Birth (Mexico)
Romelu Lukaku  Belgium  Belgium
 Democratic Republic of the Congo
Birthplace (Belgium)
Parents (Congolese)
Mike Maignan  France  France
 Guadeloupe
 Haiti
Birth (France)
Father (Guadeloupe)
Mother (Haiti)
Christopher Martins  Luxembourg  Cape Verde
 Luxembourg
By birth through his parents (Cabo Verde)
Naturalised (Luxembourg[276])
Gerardo Mascareño  Mexico  United States
 Mexico
United States (Birth)
Mexico (Parents)
Kylian Mbappe  France  France
 Algeria
 Cameroon
Birth (France)
Mother (Algeria)
Father (Cameroon)
Lionel Messi  Argentina  Argentina
 Spain
 Italy
By birth (Argentina)
Naturalized (Spain)
By descent (Italy)
Antonio Naelson Sinha  Mexico  Brazil
 Mexico
By birth (Brazil)
Naturalized (2004, Mexico)
Roman Neustädter  Germany
 Russia
 Germany
 Russia
 Ukraine
 Kazakhstan
 Kyrgyzstan
Paternal grandfather/Father citizenship (Germany)
Mother (Russia)

Birth/Paternal grandmother
(Ukraine)
Father citizenship (Kazakhstan)
Father birthplace (Kyrgyzstan)

Adis Nurković  Bosnia and Herzegovina
 Kosovo
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
 Kosovo
Naturalized 2016 (Kosovo)
Mathias Olesen  Luxembourg  Denmark
 Luxembourg
By birth (Denmark)
Naturalized (Luxembourg)
Dani Olmo  Spain  Spain
 Croatia
Birth (Spain)
Grandparents/descent (Croatia)
Santiago Ormeño  Peru  Mexico
Peru Peru
Birth (Mexico)
Paternal grandfather (Peru)
Mesut Özil  Germany  Germany
 Turkey
By birth (Germany)
By birth through his parents, until 2007 (Turkey)[277]
Emerson Palmieri  Italy  Italy
 Brazil
Mother (Italian)
Father and birth (Brazilian)
Pepe  Portugal  Portugal
 Brazil
Naturalized in 2007[278]
Andreas Pereira  Belgium (U15–U17)
 Brazil
 Belgium
 Brazil
Birth/mother (Belgium)
Ancestry/father (Brazil)
Hugo Pérez  United States  El Salvador
 United States
El Salvador (Birth)
United States (Naturalized)
Miralem Pjanić  Bosnia and Herzegovina
 Luxembourg (U17-U19)
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
 Luxembourg
By birth (Bosnia and Hezegovina)
Naturalized (Luxembourg)[279]
Paul Pogba  France  France
 Guinea
Birth (France)
Parents (Guinean)
Christian Pulišić  United States  United States
 Croatia
By birth (United States)
Naturalized through his paternal grandfather (Croatia)[280]
Predrag Radosavljević  United States  Yugoslavia
 Serbia
 United States
Naturalized 1996 (United States)
Tab Ramos  United States  Uruguay
 United States
Birth (Uruguay)
Natualized (United States)
Mateo Retegui  Italy  Argentina
 Italy
Birth (Argentina)
descent (Italy)
Danilo Rinaldi  San Marino  Argentina
 San Marino
By birth (Argentina)
Naturalized through descent (San Marino)
Quillan Roberts  Canada
 Guyana
 Canada
 Guyana
 Jamaica
By birth (Canada)

Mother (Jamaica)
Father (Guyana)

Rodrigo Moreno Machado  Spain  Spain
 Brazil
Birth (Brazil)
Naturalised (Spain)
Gerson Rodrigues  Luxembourg  Portugal
 Luxembourg
By birth (Portugal)
Naturalized in March 2017 (Luxembourg)[281]
Jorge Romo  Mexico  Cuba
 Mexico
By birth (Cuba, not recognized)
Parents (Mexico)
Giuseppe Rossi  Italy  United States
 Italy
Birth (United States)
Ancestry/parents (Italy)
Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu  DR Congo  United Kingdom
 DR Congo
By birth (United Kingdom - England)

By birth through his parents (DR Congo)

David Ruiz  Honduras  United States
 Honduras
Birth (United States)
Parents (Honduras)
Bukayo Saka  England  United Kingdom
 Nigeria
By birth (United Kingdom - England)

By birth through his parents (Nigeria)

Leroy Sané  Germany  Germany
 Senegal
Birth (Germany)
Origin (Senegal)
Daisuke Sato  Philippines  Philippines
 Japan
By birth

Mother (Philippines)
Father (Japan)

Stephan Schröck Germany Germany (U18-U19)
 Philippines
 Germany
 Philippines
By birth

Mother (Philippines)
Father (Germany)

Marcos Senna  Spain  Brazil
 Spain
By birth (Brazil)
Naturalized in 2005 (Spain)[282]
Raheem Sterling  England  Jamaica
 United Kingdom
By birth (Jamaica)
Naturalized (United Kingdom)
Mohamadou Sumareh  Malaysia  Malaysia
 Gambia
Naturalized April 2018 (Malaysia)
Aurélien Tchouaméni  France  France
 Cameroon
Birth (France)
Descent (Cameroon)
Marcus Thuram  France  France
 Italy
 Guadeloupe
Birth (Italy)
Parents origin (Guadeloupe and French)
Dayot Upamecano  France  France
 Guinea-Bissau
Birth (France)
Parents (Guinea-Bissau)
Sergio van Dijk  Indonesia  Indonesia
 Netherlands
Naturalized 2013 (Indonesia)
Marama Vahirua France France (U21)[283]
 Tahiti
 France French Polynesian by birth and by parents.
Obed Vargas  United States (U20–U23)
 Mexico
 United States
 Mexico
Birth (United States)
Parents (Mexico)
Johan Vonlanthen   Switzerland  Colombia
 Switzerland
Birth (Colombia)
Naturalized/Adoption (Switzerland)
Iñaki Williams  Spain
 Ghana
 Spain
 Ghana
Naturalized (Spain)
By birth and through his parents (Ghana)
Nico Williams  Spain  Spain
 Ghana
Naturalized (Spain)
By birth and through his parents (Ghana)
Lamine Yamal  Spain  Spain
 Morocco
 Equatorial Guinea
Birth (Spain)
Mother(Equatorial Guinea)
Father(Morocco)
Ferydoon Zandi Germany Germany (U21)
 Iran
West Germany
 Germany
 Iran
Birth and Mother (West Germany/Germany)
Father (Iran)
Lucas Zelarayán  Armenia  Argentina
 Armenia
Birth (Argentina)
Paternal great grandfather (Armenia)
Hakim Ziyech Netherlands Netherlands (U21)
 Morocco
 Netherlands
 Morocco
Birth and father (The Netherlands)
Mother (Moroccan)

Football (Gridiron)

[edit]
Name of athlete Nationalities
Nelson Agholor  Nigeria
 United States
John Alt  Germany
 United States
Morten Andersen  Denmark
 United States
Zenon Andrusyshyn  Germany
 Ukraine
Obed Ariri  Nigeria
 United States
Frank Aschenbrenner  Nigeria
 United States
Jeremiah Attaochu  Nigeria
 United States
Tshimanga Biakabutuka  Democratic Republic of the Congo
 Canada
Christo Bilukidi  Angola
 Canada
Wally Buono  Italy
 Canada
Nate Burleson  Canada
 United States
Ben Cahoon  United States
 Canada
Rick Campbell  United States
 Canada
Patrick Chukwurah  Nigeria
 United States
Austin Collie  Canada
 United States
Bruce Collie  Germany
 United States
Gunther Cunningham  Germany
 United States
Sandro DeAngelis  Canada
 United States
Thomas Dimitroff  United States
 Canada
Farell Duclair  Haiti
 Canada
Adimchinobi Echemandu  Nigeria
 United States
Isaiah Ekejiuba  Nigeria
 United States
Moe Elewonibi  Nigeria
 Canada
Samkon Gado  Nigeria
 United States
Pierre Garçon  United States
 Haiti
Marwan Hage  Lebanon
 Canada
Kwame Harris  Jamaica
 United States
Lirim Hajrullahu  Kosovo
 Canada
Domenik Hixon  Germany
 United States
Danielle Hunter  Jamaica
 United States
Israel Idonije  Nigeria
 Canada
Donald Igwebuike  Nigeria
 United States
T. J. Jones  Canada
 United States
John Jurkovic  Germany
 United States
Markus Kuhn  Germany
 United States
Nick Lowery  Germany
 United States
Hénoc Muamba  Zaire
 Canada
Chris Mulumba  Democratic Republic of the Congo
 Canada
Vince Newsome  United Kingdom
 United States
Fred K. Nielsen  Denmark
 United States
Tom Nütten  Germany
 United States
Winston October  Guyana
 United States
Amobi Okoye  Nigeria
 United States
Christian Okoye  Nigeria
 United States
Igor Olshansky  Ukraine
 United States
Paul Osbaldiston  United Kingdom
 Canada
Jeff Otah  Nigeria
 United States
Rene Paredes  Venezuela
 Canada
Jerome Pathon  South Africa
 Canada
Shar Pourdanesh  Iran
 United States
Noel Prefontaine  United States
 Vietnam
 Canada
Mark Rypien  Canada
 United States
Bobby Singh  Fiji
 Canada
Alex Singleton  United States
 Canada
Dave Stala  Poland
 Canada
Jan Stenerud  Norway
 United States
Jamaar Taylor  Germany
 United States
Ryan Thelwell  Jamaica
 Canada
Lawrence Tynes  United Kingdom
 United States
Iheanyi Uwaezuoke  Nigeria
 United States
Tyler Varga  Finland
 Canada
Uwe von Schamann  Germany
 United States
Hines Ward  South Korea
 United States
David Whitehurst  Germany
 United States
Amos Zereoué  Ivory Coast
 United States

Ice hockey (Junior)

[edit]
Name of athlete National teams represented Nationalities Acquisition of Nationality
Josh Archibald  United States  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (United States)[284]
Andreas Athanasiou  Canada  Canada
 Greece
 Guyana
By birth (Canada)
By descent Father (Greece), Mother (Guyana)[285]
Brandon Bochenski  United States  United States
 Kazakhstan
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Kazakhstan)[286]
Dustin Boyd  Canada  Canada
 Kazakhstan
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Kazakhstan)[286]
Logan Brown  United States  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Canada)[287]
Jakob Chychrun  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Canada)[288][289]
Pat Daley  Canada  France
 Canada
By birth (France)
Naturalized (Canada)[290]
Nico Daws  Canada  Germany
 Canada
By birth (Germany)
By descent Father (Canada)[291]
Nigel Dawes  Canada  Canada
 Jamaica
 Kazakhstan
By birth (Canada)
By descent Father (Jamaica)
Naturalized (Kazakhstan)[286]
Paul DiPietro  Canada  Canada
 Switzerland
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Switzerland)[292]
Hnat Domenichelli  Canada  Canada
 Switzerland
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Switzerland)[293]
Patrick Eaves  United States  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Parents (United States)[294]
Marcus Foligno  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Canada)[295]
Cal Foote  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Canada)[296]
Nolan Foote  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Canada)[297]
Dan Fritsche  United States  United States
 Switzerland
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Switzerland)[298]
Benoit-Olivier Groulx  Canada  France
 Canada
By birth (France)
By descent Parents (Canada)[299]
Jansen Harkins  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Canada)[300]
Jason Holland  Canada  Canada
 Germany
By birth (Canada)
By descent (Germany)[301]
Kevin Kantee  Finland  United States
 Finland
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Finland)[302]
Henrik Karlsson  Sweden  Sweden
 Kazakhstan
By birth (Sweden)
Naturalized (Kazakhstan)[303]
Boris Katchouk  Canada  Canada
 Russia
By birth (Canada)
By descent Parents (Russia)[304]
Brad Lambert  Finland  Finland
 Canada
By birth (Finland)
By descent Father (Canada)[305]
Timothy Liljegren  Sweden  Sweden
 United States
By birth (Sweden)
By descent Father (United States)[306]
Matias Maccelli  Finland  Finland
 United States
By birth (Finland)
By descent Mother (United States)[307]
Stefan Matteau  United States  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Canada)[308]
Brady Murray  United States  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (United States)[309]
Evgeni Nabokov  Kazakhstan  Kazakhstan
 Russia
By birth (Kazakhstan)
Naturalized (Russia)[310]
Petr Nedvěd  Czechoslovakia  Czechoslovakia
 Canada
 Czech Republic
By birth (Czechoslovakia)
Naturalized (Canada)[311]
Chris Nielsen  Canada  Tanzania
 Canada
By birth (Tanzania)
By descent Parents (Canada)[312][313]
Josh Norris  United States  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (Canada)[314]
Alexander Nylander  Sweden  Canada
 Sweden
By birth (Canada)
By descent Parents (Sweden)[315]
Ryan O'Marra  Canada  Japan
 Canada
By birth (Japan)
By descent Parents (Canada)[316][317]
Danny O'Regan  United States  Germany
 United States
By birth (Germany)
By descent Parents (United States)[318]
Jamie Oleksiak  Canada  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Father (United States)[319]
Xavier Ouellet  Canada  France
 Canada
By birth (France)
By descent Parents (Canada)[320]
Brendan Perlini  Canada  United Kingdom
 Canada
By birth (United Kingdom)
By descent Parents (Canada)[321]
Geoff Platt  Canada  Canada
 Belarus
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Belarus)[322]
John Ramage  United States  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (United States) [323]
Joakim Ryan  Sweden  United States
 Sweden
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Sweden)[324]
Kerby Rychel  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Canada)[325]
Henrik Samuelsson  United States  United States
 Sweden
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (Sweden)[326]
Philip Samuelsson  United States  Sweden
 United States
By birth (Sweden)
By descent Mother (United States)[327]
Marco Scandella  Canada  Canada
 Italy
By birth (Canada)
By descent Father (Italy)[328]
Jeremy Smith  United States  United States
 China
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (China)[329]
Brandon Sutter  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Canada)[330]
Dave Sutter   Switzerland  Cameroon
 Switzerland
By birth (Cameroon)
Naturalized (Switzerland) [331]
Jake Virtanen  Canada  Canada
 Finland
By birth (Canada)
By descent Father (Finland)[332]
Emanuel Viveiros  Canada  Canada
 Austria
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Austria)[333]
Oliver Wahlstrom  United States  United States
 Sweden
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (Sweden)[334]
Luke Walker  United States  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Canada)[335]
Miika Wiikman  Sweden  Sweden
 Finland
By birth (Sweden)
By descent Mother (Finland)[336]
Jesse Ylönen  Finland  United States
 Finland
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Finland)[337]

Ice hockey (Senior)

[edit]
Name of athlete National teams represented Nationalities Acquisition of Nationality
Nik Antropov  Kazakhstan  Kazakhstan
 Canada
By birth (Kazakhstan)
Naturalized (Canada)[338]
Tyler Arnason  United States  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Canada)[339]
Nick Bailen  Belarus  United States
 Belarus
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Belarus)[340]
Frank Banham  Canada
 Hungary
 Canada
 Hungary
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Hungary) [341]
Anthony Bardaro  Italy  Canada
 Italy
By birth (Canada
By descent Parents (Italy)[342]
Aleksander Barkov  Finland  Finland
 Russia
By birth (Finland)
By descent Parents (Russia)[343]
Drake Batherson  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Canada)[344]
Tim Billingsley  Great Britain  Canada
 United Kingdom
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Great Britain)[345]
Oliver Bjorkstrand  Denmark  Denmark
 United States
By birth (Denmark)
By descent Father (United States)[346]
Brandon Bochenski  Kazakhstan  United States
 Kazakhstan
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Kazakhstan)[347]
Dávid Bondra  Slovakia  United States
 Slovakia
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Slovakia)[348]
Peter Bondra  Slovakia  Soviet Union
 Slovakia
By birth (Soviet Union)
Naturalized (Slovakia)[349]
Sébastien Bordeleau  France  Canada
 France
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (France)[350]
Francis Bouillon  United States  United States
 Canada
 Haiti
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Canada), Father (Haiti)[351]
Dustin Boyd  Kazakhstan  Canada
 Kazakhstan
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Kazakhstan)[286]
Tim Bozon  France  United States
 France
 Switzerland
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (France)
Naturalization (Switzerland)[352]
Martin Brodeur  Canada  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (United States)[353]
André Burakovsky  Sweden  Austria
 Russia
 Sweden
By birth (Austria)
By descent Mother (Russia), Father (Sweden)[354][355]
Bruno Campese  Italy  Canada
 Italy
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Italy)[356]
Rick Chartraw  United States  Venezuela
 United States
By birth (Venezuela)
By descent Parents (United States)[357]
Jake Chelios  China  United States
 China
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (China)[358]
Taylor Chorney  United States  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (United States)[359]
Sean Couturier  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Canada)[360]
Pat Daley  France  France
 Canada
By birth (France)
Naturalized (Canada)[290]
Kevin Dallman  Kazakhstan  Canada
 Kazakhstan
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Kazakhstan)[361]
Matt Dalton  South Korea  Canada
 South Korea
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (South Korea)[362]
Marko Daňo  Slovakia  Austria
 Slovakia
By birth (Austria)
By descent Parents (Slovakia)[363]
Mike Danton  Poland  Canada
 Poland
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Poland)[364]
Nigel Dawes  Kazakhstan  Canada
 Jamaica
 Kazakhstan
By birth (Canada)
By descent Father (Jamaica)
Naturalized (Kazakhstan)[365]
Adam Deadmarsh  United States  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (United States)[366]
Adam Dennis  Italy  Canada
 Italy
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (Italy) [367]
Raphael Diaz   Switzerland  Switzerland
 Spain
By birth (Switzerland)
By descent Father (Spain) [368]
Darren Dietz  Kazakhstan  Canada
 Kazakhstan
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Kazakhstan)[369]
Paul DiPietro   Switzerland  Canada
 Switzerland
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Switzerland)[292]
Hnat Domenichelli   Switzerland  Canada
 Switzerland
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Switzerland)[370]
Pierre-Luc Dubois  Canada  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (United States) [371]
Mickey Elick  Canada
 Austria
 Canada
 Austria
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Austria)[372]
Dallas Ehrhardt  Great Britain  Canada
 United Kingdom
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Great Britain)[373]
Tim Erixon  Sweden  United States
 Sweden
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Sweden)[374]
Garrett Festerling  Germany  Canada
 Germany
By birth (Canada)
By descent Father (Germany) [375]
Kevin Fiala   Switzerland  Switzerland
 Czech Republic
By birth (Switzerland)
By descent Parents (Czech Republic) [376]
Nick Foligno  United States  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Canada) [377]
Spencer Foo  China  Canada
 China
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (China) [378]
Cam Fowler  United States  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (United States) [379]
Jason Fram  China  Canada
 China
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (China) [380]
Curt Fraser  United States  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Canada) [381]
Dan Fritsche   Switzerland  United States
 Switzerland
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Switzerland)[298]
Alex Galchenyuk  United States  United States
 Belarus
 Russia
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Belarus) Father (Russia) [382]
TJ Galiardi  United States  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (United States) [383]
Cutter Gauthier  United States  Sweden
 Canada
 United States
By birth (Sweden)
By descent Father (Canada)
Mother (United States) [384]
Alexandar Georgiev  Russia  Bulgaria
 Russia
By birth (Bulgaria)
Naturalized (Russia)[385]
Shayne Gostisbehere  United States  United States
 France
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (France)[386]
Wayne Groulx  Austria  Canada
 Austria
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Austria)[387]
Bill Guerin  United States  United States
 Nicaragua
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Nicaragua)[388]
Dany Heatley  Canada  Germany
 Canada
By birth (Germany)
By descent Father (Canada)[389]
Jason Holland  Germany  Canada
 Germany
By birth (Canada)
By descent (Germany)[301]
Chris Holt  United States  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (United States)[390]
Brett Hull  United States  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (United States)[391]
Dmitrij Jaškin  Czech Republic  Russia
 Czech Republic
By birth (Russia)
Naturalized (Czech Republic)[392]
Jesper Jensen  Denmark  Sweden
 Denmark
By birth (Sweden)
Naturalized (Denmark)[393]
Dominik Kahun  Germany  Czech Republic
 Germany
By birth (Czech Republic)
Naturalized (Germany)[394]
Henrik Karlsson  Kazakhstan  Sweden
 Kazakhstan
By birth (Sweden)
Naturalized (Kazakhstan)[303]
Anton Khudobin  Russia  Russia
 Kazakhstan
By birth (Kazakhstan)
By descent Father (Russia)[395]
Mike Knuble  United States  Canada
 Latvia
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent (Latvia)
Naturalized (United States)[396]
Olaf Kölzig  Germany  South Africa
 Germany
By birth (South Africa)
By descent Parents (Germany)[397]
Leo Komarov  Finland  Estonia
 Finland
By birth (Estonia)
Naturalized (Finland)[398]
Igor Korolev  Soviet Union  Russia
 Canada
By birth (Russia)
Naturalized (Canada)[399]
Brandon Kozun  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Canada)[400]
Ralph Krueger  Germany  Canada
 Germany
 Switzerland
By birth (Canada)
By descent Parents (Germany)
Naturalized (Switzerland)[401][402]
Björn Krupp  Germany  United States
 Germany
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Germany)[403]
Erich Kühnhackl  Germany  Czechoslovakia
 Germany
By birth (Czechoslovakia)
Naturalized (Germany)[404]
Philipp Kurashev   Switzerland  Switzerland
 Russia
By birth (Switzerland)
By descent Parents (Russia)[405]
Kevin Labanc  United States  United States
 Slovakia
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Slovakia)[406]
Kevin Lalande  Belarus  Canada
 Belarus
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Belarus)[407]
Rob Leask  Canada
 Germany
 Canada
 Germany
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Germany)[408]
Tobias Lindström  Norway  Sweden
 Norway
By birth (Sweden)
Naturalized (Norway)[409]
Stefan Liv  Sweden  Poland
 Sweden
By birth (Poland)
Naturalized (Sweden)[410]
Brooks Macek  Germany  Canada
 Germany
By birth (Canada)
By descent Father (Germany)[411]
Paul MacLean  Canada  France
 Canada
By birth (France)
By descent Parents (Canada)[412]
Andrei Markov  Russia  Russia
 Canada
By birth (Russia)
Naturalized (Canada)[413]
Oleksandr Materukhin  Ukraine
 Belarus
 Ukraine
 Belarus
By birth (Ukraine)
Naturalized (Belarus)[414]
Sean McMonagle  Italy  Canada
 Italy
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Italy)[342]
Mason McTavish  Canada  Switzerland
 Canada
By birth (Switzerland)
By descent Parents (Canada)[415]
Angelo Miceli  Italy  Canada
 Italy
By birth (Canada)
By descent Parents (Italy)[342]
Stan Mikita  Canada  Czechoslovakia
 Canada
 United States
By birth (Czechoslovakia)
Naturalized (Canada)
By marriage (United States)[416]
Al Montoya  United States  United States
 Cuba
By birth (United States)
By descent Mother (Cuba)[417]
Evan Mosey  Great Britain  United States
 United Kingdom
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Great Britain)[418]
Connor Murphy  United States  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
By descent Father (Canada)[419]
Matt Murray  Canada  Canada
 Netherlands
 United Kingdom
By birth (Canada)
By descent Father (Netherlands)
Mother (Scotland)[420]
David Musil  Czech Republic  Canada
 Czech Republic
By birth (Canada)
By descent Parents (Czech Republic)[421]
Tyler Myers  Canada  United States
 Canada
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Canada)[422]
Evgeni Nabokov  Russia  Kazakhstan
 Russia
By birth (Kazakhstan)
Naturalized (Russia)[423]
Rick Nasheim  Austria  Canada
 Austria
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Austria)[424]
Petr Nedvěd  Canada
 Czech Republic
 Czechoslovakia
 Canada
 Czech Republic
By birth (Czechoslovakia)
Naturalized (Canada) [311]
Robert Nilsson  Sweden  Canada
 Sweden
By birth (Canada)
By descent Parents (Sweden)[425]
Owen Nolan  Canada  United Kingdom
 Canada
By birth (Northern Ireland)
Naturalized (Canada)[426]
William Nylander  Sweden  Canada
 Sweden
By birth (Canada)
By descent Parents (Sweden)[427]
Johnny Oduya  Sweden  Sweden
 Kenya
By birth (Sweden)
By descent Father (Kenya)[428]
Jim Paek  Canada  South Korea
 Canada
By birth (South Korea)
Naturalized (Canada)[429]
Richard Park  United States  South Korea
 United States
By birth (South Korea)
Naturalized (United States)[430]
Nick Paul  Canada  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (United States)[431]
Alex Plante  South Korea  Canada
 South Korea
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (South Korea)[432]
Geoff Platt  Belarus  Canada
 Belarus
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Belarus)[322]
Jason Pominville  United States  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (United States)[433]
Shane Prince  Belarus  United States
 Belarus
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Belarus)[434]
Jesse Puljujärvi  Finland  Sweden
 Finland
By birth (Sweden)
By descent Parents (Finland)[435]
Brock Radunske  South Korea  Canada
 South Korea
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (South Korea)[436]
Eric Regan  South Korea  Canada
 South Korea
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (South Korea)[437]
Aleksander Reichenberg  Norway  Sweden
 Norway
By birth (Sweden)
Naturalized (Norway)[438]
Chico Resch  Canada
 United States
 Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (United States)[439]
Robyn Regehr  Canada  Brazil
 Canada
By birth (Brazil)
By descent Parents (Canada)[440]
Marco Rosa  Italy  Canada
 Italy
By birth (Canada)
By descent Parents (Italy)[441]
Antoine Roussel  France  France
 Canada
By birth (France)
Naturalized (Canada)[442]
Ulf Samuelsson  Sweden  Sweden
 United States
By birth (Sweden)
Naturalized (United States)[443]
Tomas Sandström  Sweden  Finland
 Sweden
By birth (Finland)
By descent Parents (Sweden)[444]
Luca Sbisa   Switzerland  Italy
 Switzerland
By birth (Italy)
Naturalized (Switzerland)[445]
Cory Schneider  United States  United States
 Switzerland
By birth (Canada)
By descent Father (Switzerland)[446]
Tim Sheehy  United States  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (United States)[447]
Jonas Siegenthaler   Switzerland  Switzerland
 Thailand
By birth (Switzerland)
By descent Mother (Thailand)[448]
Jeremy Smith  China  United States
 China
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (China) [329]
István Sofron  Hungary  Romania
 Hungary
By birth (Romania)
Naturalized (Hungary)[449]
Ryan Sproul  China  Canada
 China
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (China)
Paul Stastny  United States  Canada
 Slovakia
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Parents (Slovakia)
Naturalized (United States)[450]
Peter Šťastný  Czechoslovakia
 Canada
 Czechoslovakia
 Canada
 Slovakia
By birth (Slovakia)
Naturalized (Canada)[451]
Yan Stastny  United States  Canada
 Slovakia
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Parents (Slovakia)
Naturalized (United States)[450]
Alexander Steen  Sweden  Canada
 Sweden
By birth (Canada)
By descent Parents (Sweden)[452]
Bill Stewart  Italy  Canada
 Italy
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Italy)[453]
Mike Stewart  Canada
 Austria
 Canada
 Austria
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Austria)[454]
P. K. Subban  Canada  Canada
 Jamaica
 Montserrat
By birth (Canada)
By descent Father (Jamaica), Mother (Montserrat)[455]
Michael Swift  South Korea  Canada
 South Korea
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (South Korea)[456]
Mike Testwuide  South Korea  United States
 South Korea
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (South Korea)[457]
Joe Thornton  Canada  Canada
 United States
 Switzerland
By birth (Canada)
By marriage (Switzerland)
Naturalized (United States)[458][459]
John Tripp  Germany  Canada
 Germany
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Germany)[460]
Bryan Trottier  Canada
 United States
 Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (United States)[461]
Tony Tuzzolino  Italy  United States
 Italy
By birth (United States)
By descent Parents (Italy)[462]
Thomas Vanek  Austria  Austria
 Czechoslovakia
By birth (Austria)
By descent Parents (Czechoslovakia)[463]
Claude Vilgrain  Canada  Haiti
 Canada
By birth (Haiti)
Naturalized (Canada)[464][465]
Emanuel Viveiros  Austria  Canada
 Austria
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Austria)[333]
Nathan Walker  Australia  United Kingdom
 Australia
By birth (Wales)
Naturalized (Australia)[466]
Jake Walman  Canada  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (United States)[467][468]
Ethan Werek  China  Canada
 Israel
 China
By birth (Canada)
By descent father (Israel)
Naturalized (China)[469][378]
Darcy Werenka  Austria  Canada
 Austria
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Austria)[470]
Jackson Whistle  Great Britain  Canada
 United Kingdom
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Great Britain)[471]
Miika Wiikman  Finland  Sweden
 Finland
By birth (Sweden)
By descent Mother (Finland)[336]
Ron Wilson  United States  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Mother (United States)[472]
Christian Wolanin  United States  Canada
 United States
By birth (Canada)
By descent Father (United States)[473]
Wojtek Wolski  Canada  Poland
 Canada
By birth (Poland)
Naturalized (Canada)[474]
Brandon Yip  China  Canada
 China
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (China)[475]
Petri Ylönen  France  Finland
 France
By birth (Finland)
Naturalized (France)[476]
Bryan Young  South Korea  Canada
 South Korea
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (South Korea)[477]
Zach Yuen  China  Canada
 China
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (China)[378]
Zarley Zalapski  Canada  Canada
 Switzerland
By birth (Canada)
By marriage (Switzerland)[478]
Rob Zepp  Germany  Canada
 Germany
By birth (Canada)
Naturalized (Germany)[479]
Mika Zibanejad  Sweden  Sweden
 Iran
 Finland
By birth (Sweden)
By descent Father (Iran), Mother (Finland)[480]
Dainius Zubrus  Lithuania  Lithuania
 United States
By birth (Lithuania)
Naturalized (United States)[481]

Kickboxing

[edit]
Name of athlete Nationalities
Cyril Abidi  France
 Morocco
Bernard Ackah  Ivory Coast
 Germany
 Japan
Thomas Adamandopoulos  France
 Greece
Mosab Amrani  Morocco
 Netherlands
Ashwin Balrak  Netherlands
 Suriname
Houcine Bennoui  France
 Algeria
Karim Bennoui  France
 Algeria
Remy Bonjasky  Netherlands
 Suriname
Mourad Bouzidi  Netherlands
 Tunisia
Faldir Chahbari  Morocco
 Netherlands
Gregory Choplin  France
 Ivory Coast
Dida Diafat  France
 Algeria
Gago Drago  Armenia
 Netherlands
Ilonka Elmont  Netherlands
 Suriname
Ali Gunyar  Turkey
 Netherlands
Badr Hari  Morocco
 Netherlands
Mohamed Khamal  Netherlands
 Morocco
Moussa Konaté  France
 Mali
Alviar Lima  Cape Verde
 Netherlands
Ismael Londt  Netherlands
 Suriname
Stan Longinidis  Australia
 Greece
Melvin Manhoef  Suriname
 Netherlands
Gegard Mousasi  Armenia
 Netherlands
Chris Ngimbi  Netherlands
 Democratic Republic of the Congo
Chahid Oulad El Hadj  Morocco
 Netherlands
L'houcine Ouzgni  Morocco
 Netherlands
Alistair Overeem  Netherlands
 Jamaica
Fabio Pinca  France
 Italy
Marco Piqué  Suriname
 Netherlands
Mickael Piscitello  France
 Italy
Gökhan Saki  Turkey
 Netherlands
Tyrone Spong  Suriname
 Netherlands
Lloyd van Dams  Suriname
 Netherlands
Ginty Vrede  Suriname
 Netherlands
Şahin Yakut  Turkey
 Netherlands
Gilbert Yvel  Netherlands
 Suriname
Amir Zeyada  Egypt
 Netherlands
Henriques Zowa  Angola
 Netherlands

Rugby (league & union)

[edit]
Name of athlete Nationalities
Robert Barbieri  Italy
 South Africa
Fabien Barcella  France
 Italy
Inaki Basauri  United States
 Mexico
Jason Baitieri  France
 Australia
Abdelatif Benazzi  France
 Morocco
Anthony Boric  New Zealand
 Croatia
Marcelo Bosch  Argentina
 Germany
Gonzalo Canale  Italy
 Argentina
Pablo Canavosio  Italy
 Argentina
Jamie Clark  Lebanon
 Australia
Alex Corbisiero  United Kingdom
 Italy
 United States
Mark Cueto  United Kingdom
 Spain
Vincent Debaty  France
 Belgium
Robbie Farah  Australia
 Lebanon
Carlo Del Fava  Italy
 South Africa
Andrew Fafita  Australia
 Tonga
Dane Gagai  Australia
 New Zealand
JJ Gagiano  United States
 South Africa
Quintin Geldenhuys  Italy
 South Africa
Craig Gower  Italy
 Australia
Shontayne Hape  United Kingdom
 New Zealand
Chris Heighington  United Kingdom
 Australia
Jerome Kaino  New Zealand
 American Samoa
Tim Mannah  Australia
 Lebanon
Josh Mansour  Lebanon
 Australia
Luke McLean  Italy
 Australia
Romain Millo-Chluski  France
 Poland
Ander Monro  Canada
 United Kingdom
Mitchell Moses  Australia
 Lebanon
Tendai Mtawarira  South Africa
 Zimbabwe
Jacques Nieuwenhuis  Namibia
 South Africa
Ma'a Nonu  New Zealand
 Samoa
Émile Ntamack  France
 Cameroon
Luciano Orquera  Italy
 Argentina
Fulgence Ouedraogo  France
 Burkina Faso
Josh Papalii  New Zealand
 Samoa
Morgan Parra  France
 Portugal
Sergio Parisse  Italy
 Argentina
Joseph Paulo  New Zealand
 American Samoa
 United States
 Samoa
Junior Paulo  New Zealand
 Samoa
Louis Picamoles  France
 Spain
Junior Polu  New Zealand
 Samoa
Kalyn Ponga  Australia
 New Zealand
Frank Pritchard  Australia
 New Zealand
 Samoa
Travis Robinson  Australia
 Lebanon
Ian Rubin  Ukraine
 Australia
David Skrela  France
 Poland
Hayden Smith  United States
 Australia
Dimitri Szarzewski  France
 Poland
Ben Te'o  New Zealand
 United Kingdom
 Samoa
James Tedesco  Australia
 Italy
Brad Thorn  New Zealand
 Australia
Isaia Toeava  New Zealand
 Samoa
Tim Usasz  United States
 Australia
D. T. H. van der Merwe  Canada
 South Africa
Piet van Zyl  Namibia
 South Africa
Peter Wallace  Australia
 United Kingdom
Dimitri Yachvili  France
 Georgia

Skating

[edit]
Name of athlete Nationalities
Keegan Messing  United States
 Canada
Derek Parra  United States
 Mexico
Emmi Peltonen  United States
 Finland
Brigt Rykkje  Netherlands
 Norway
Courtney Sarault  United States
 Canada
Hans van Helden  Netherlands
 France

Swimming

[edit]
Name of athlete Nationalities
Vadim Alekseyev  Kazakhstan
 Israel
Judith Haspel  Austria
 Israel
Lenny Krayzelburg  Ukraine
 United States
Ranomi Kromowidjojo  Netherlands
 Suriname
 Indonesia
Dan Kutler  United States
 Israel
Laure Manaudou  France
 Netherlands
Elsa N'Guessan  France
 Ivory Coast
Penny Oleksiak  Canada
 United States
Sarah Poewe  South Africa
 Germany
Otto Wahle  Austria
 United States
Aschwin Wildeboer  Netherlands
 Spain
Olaf Wildeboer  Netherlands
 Spain
Hannah Wilson  United Kingdom
 Hong Kong
Shane Ryan  United States
 Ireland

Tennis

[edit]
Name of athlete Nationalities
Andre Agassi  United States
 Armenia
 Iran
Ronald Agénor  Haiti
 United States
Paul Annacone  United States
 Italy
Jimmy Arias  United States
 Spain
Ilana Berger  Israel
 Mexico
Alex Bogomolov Jr.  United States
 Russia
Marin Čilić  Croatia
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
Yahiya Doumbia  Senegal
 Mali
Jonathan Erlich  Israel
 Argentina
Youlia Fedossova  France
 Russia
Anna Földényi  Germany
 Hungary
Teymuraz Gabashvili  Russia
 Georgia
Julia Glushko  Israel
 Ukraine
Marsel İlhan  Turkey
 Uzbekistan
Mervana Jugić-Salkić  Bosnia and Herzegovina
 Croatia
Aslan Karatsev  Russia
 Israel
Nicolas Kiefer  Germany
 France
Steve Krulevitz  Israel
 United States
Mikhail Kukushkin  Kazakhstan
 Russia
Evgenia Linetskaya  Israel
 Russia
Jean-René Lisnard  Monaco
 France
Denis Matsukevich  Russia
 Belarus
Kristina Mladenovic  France
 Serbia
Denys Molchanov  Ukraine
 Moldova
Irena Pavlovic  France
 Serbia
Mary Pierce  France
 United States
 Canada
Daniel Prenn  Germany
 United Kingdom
Andy Ram  Israel
 Uruguay
Milos Raonic  Montenegro
 Canada
Aravane Rezaï  France
 Iran
Pete Sampras  United States
 Greece
Olivia Sanchez  France
 Spain
Yuri Schukin  Kazakhstan
 Russia
Alexandre Sidorenko  France
 Russia
Anna Smashnova  Israel
 Belarus
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga  France
 Democratic Republic of the Congo
Noëlle van Lottum  France
 Netherlands
Mischa Zverev  Germany
 Russia

Weightlifting

[edit]
Name of athlete National teams represented Nationalities Acquisition of Nationality
David Mark Berger  Israel  Israel
 United States
By birth (United States)
Naturalized (Israel)[482]
Ben Helfgott  United Kingdom  Poland
 United Kingdom
By birth (Poland)
Naturalized (United Kingdom)[483]

See also

[edit]

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