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  2. Jun 24, 2018 · Diego Costa has always seemed an odd fit with Spain, a blunt instrument in a team full of scalpels, but he is very important in Russia.

  3. Jul 1, 2018 · The forward moved around clubs in Portugal and then Spain, before bursting onto the scene at Atletico Madrid - which led to his eventual Premier League stint with Chelsea.

  4. He is not left out, that is a fan poll. But really it is what others have said, he really doesn't fit the style of play. He has played 10 times for Spain and only scored once (vs Luxembourg), that's not a very good return.

    • Why Can Footballers Represent More Than One National Team?
    • What Are The Limits to Switching National Team?
    • So Why Can Diego Costa Play For Spain?
    • Can British Footballers Play For Any of The 'Home Nations'?
    • What About The Irish situation?

    Before we begin, a more detailed explainer of the eligibility rules can be found here. Are you ready? Here we go... Basically, in order to be eligible to play for a national team, a footballer must possess the nationalityof the country he or she wishes to play for. Generally speaking this restricts them to a single team. So, a German national can o...

    So, we've established that nationality primarily governs what national team a footballer can play for, but what if they have multiple nationalities or their singular nationality allows them to play for more than one team? The current rules allow players who fit that description to play for one team and then switch national team if they so desire, b...

    We get that all of the above can be quite confusing, but, basically, Costa is allowed to play for Spain on account of his Spanish nationality, which he gained through residence. While he was born in Brazil, he was also eligible to play for Spain having gained citizenship in July 2013 and the fact that he had been a resident there for five years sat...

    Not exactly. British footballers don't have a carte blanchewhen it comes to which national team they can play for - they, like every other player, must satisfy FIFA's rules. British nationality is a prerequisite for footballers who wish to play for England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, as well as Anguilla, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, ...

    There are a number of unique situations around the world where political realities have led to confusion and anger regarding FIFA's eligibility rules. One such example relates to footballers who are born in Northern Ireland, which is one of the four 'Home Nations' teams. With some exceptions, individuals born in Northern Ireland tend to have a birt...

  5. May 26, 2017 · Barcelona Capela president Paulo Sergio Moura, who met Costa as a teenager, suggests the tempestuous side of the Spain international's personality has been picked up in Europe.

  6. Diego Costa, 35, from Spain Grêmio Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense, since 2023 Centre-Forward Market value: €1.60m * Oct 7, 1988 in Lagarto, Brazil.

  7. Jun 22, 2014 · Costa was substituted after 62 minutes and replaced by Fernando Torres, Spain’s regular striker when it actually plays with one. But why the enmity? And what does the back story of Costa,...