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Four Brothers to Play for Different Teams in World Cup

Four pairs of brothers will compete against each other at the upcoming World Cup, all representing different countries.

Four pairs of brothers will face off at the World Cup while representing different national teams, showcasing the global impact of migration on football. Among them are Désiré Doué and his older brother Guéla, both born in France but playing for separate countries.

The younger Doué, a promising player for Paris Saint-Germain, represents France (Les Bleus), while his brother Guéla plays for Ivory Coast, their father's country of origin. This sibling rivalry across national boundaries highlights how migration patterns continue to shape international football. truewildgame.online