These brothers set to play at the World Cup for different nations 🌎 | OneFootball

The World Cup officially kicks off in five days. The adrenaline is at its peak. Who will succeed Argentina, the 2022 champions?

Before thinking about that future winner, let’s take a look back at the national team squads.

We already know of brothers who will play for the same shirt: Lucas and Théo Hernandez (France), Quinten and Jurriën Timber (Netherlands), Laros and Deroy Duarte (Cape Verde), Juninho and Leandro Bacuna (Curaçao). 

We could also have seen Marcus and Képhren Thuram on the France side, but the midfielder was not called up.

But what about brothers who will represent two different nations? There are exactly four. 

We saw them on the pitch at the Beaujoire on Thursday night: Désiré and Guéla Doué. The first represents the French team, while the second chose the Elephants of Ivory Coast.

Next come the Souttar brothers: John and Harry. John will wear the Scottish shirt, while his brother will wear Australia’s.

Derrick Luckassen chose to play for Ghana, while his younger brother, Brian Brobbey, will be with the Netherlands.

Finally, the Williams brothers. Iñaki Williams will join Derrick Luckassen with Ghana as well. Nico Williams is Spanish. 

And you: what would you have chosen?

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