Why this female English footballer now plays for Nigeria?

Ashleigh Plumptre, the talented footballer from Leicester City, faced a crucial decision in her international career: choosing between representing England or Nigeria. The process of players switching national teams has been a contentious topic in international football, as it involves complex factors such as cultural heritage, eligibility rules, and competitive balance.
In this video, we explore Ashleigh Plumptre's, and other international players journeys to examine the reasons behind players' decisions to switch national teams, analyzing the arguments for and against enabling this practice.
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[@Opinion_Box82]

Please you guys should go play your racial card somewhere else leave our super falcons alone ...modern day nationality is a thing of the heart and not about your skin ..you people are comfortable with black players playing for european countries but are surprise when the opposite happened, if you care to know why she choose nigerian do your research and take ur racial card somewhere far...😏

[@kf9926]

What about those lost in slave trade ?

[@k-dwanks2481]

Ashley is Nigerian, Her grandfather is Nigerian, Her father is Nigerian Her grandma is European Her mother is European So she is Nigerian, including sade adu

[@chrisrebirth]

4:48 respect her decision. Don't go looking for smoke were there's no fire. 😊

[@magnetmac1]

I guess you didn't understand a word said about Ashleigh Plumptre in the video above

[@chrisrebirth]

Maybe it's you that chose English as your 4th language.

[@magnetmac1]

@@chrisrebirth I'm not the one who comically misconstrued a simple objective comment about Plumptre. So tell me, what is the "smoke" you referred to?

[@chrisrebirth]

You see why I said English is your 4th language 🙂 Maybe you should contact BackstoryAfrica to do the interpretation in your native dialect 😂😂

[@magnetmac1]

@@chrisrebirth I asked a simple question and all you can do is hide behind failed insults. I ask again but I'll rephrase the question : What part of the narrator's clear objective emphasis on Plumptre's football allegiance switch solicits 'smoke'?

[@leonardorjioffor6683]

Ashley is a half Nigerian, she has a grandmother who is European

[@uoohknk6881]

Inclusivity - A Western word that has no meaning, but in practice it means forming teams and groups to undermine already powerful teams and groups.

[@backstoryafrica]

Do you think players should be able to play for different national teams?

[@KenUbeleveit1]

Yes

[@Anonymous-tx6ef]

Not at the same time, or whenever they like. The present FIFA conditions on switching is okay.

[@uoohknk6881]

You repeat yourself about 20 times

[@backstoryafrica]

@@uoohknk6881 Thanks for the feedback. We will endeavour to improve in future videos.

[@kf9926]

What about those lost to slave trade

[@denenterver67]

Na now una want do report abi? How about all the blacks playing for european nations all these while?

[@kf9926]

Most of them are Nigerians lost in slave trade ?

[@olawaleoluyemisi3452]

I just want them to cry me a river!

[@kf9926]

@@olawaleoluyemisi3452 ?

[@sublimeswhite]

They are now regretting because Ashley struck the bar against England.. it pains me that nigeria list that match against england

[@kellyoku]

We more them to play for Nigeria 🎉

[@fortuneogechi7702]

Yes

[@sunnyyande378]

You people have no problem with Saka playing for England, but with Ashleigh Plumtree playing for Nigeria. Hypocrites!

[@olawaleoluyemisi3452]

Believe me, there are more Ashleighs in the pipeline, and your tears will even be sweeter then. Imperialistic shenanigans are not what they used to be!!

[@paresman9658]

Useless content and no news

[@backstoryafrica]

It isn't meant to be news