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List of sportspeople who competed for more than one nation

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This is a list of sportspeople who have competed for more than one nation. Not included in this list are:

Players who could choose to play for a new country after the dissolution of their former country. This mainly affected players from the former Soviet Union, such as Viktor Onopko, and the former Yugoslavia, such as Davor Šuker.
Players who represented the country they moved to in childhood. Frequently, the home countries of such players are former colonies of their future countries (such as Patrick Vieira, born in Senegal but moved to France in childhood). Another example of such a player was Marcel Desailly, a Ghana-born player who was adopted in childhood by a French diplomat and raised in France.
Players who could have chosen to represent another country due to their birthplace, parentage, ancestry (i.e., at least one grandparent), and/or residence. Some notable examples:
- Former England international Owen Hargreaves's birth in Canada made him eligible for that country, he was eligible to play for England through his father and Wales through his mother, and his residence in Germany would have made him eligible for that country also.
- Former German international Kevin Kurányi, who chose Germany (parentage) over Brazil (birthplace), Panama (parentage) and Hungary (ancestry).
- Former USA international Earnie Stewart, who chose the USA (parentage) over the Netherlands (birthplace and parentage).
However, players who actually represented one country, either at junior or senior level, before representing a second country are included, even if they qualify by ancestry. For example:
- In football, Nigel Quashie represented England at U-21 level, but qualified for Scotland via his Scottish grandfather, and played for the Scotland senior side.
- In rugby union, Diego Domínguez played for Argentina at senior level before playing for Italy, for which he qualified via a grandparent. Similarly, Clyde Rathbone represented South Africa at U-21 level before opting for Australia at senior level, and Isaac Boss represented New Zealand at U-19 level before choosing Ireland at senior level; both also qualified for their new countries via a grandparent. Daniel Vickerman represented South Africa at U21 level, but then went on to play 63 times for Australia, including two Rugby World Cup finals.

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Lorig represented Unified Team (then known as Khatuna Kvrivichvili) in the 1992 Summer Olympics.

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Rosenkranz played on Mexico teams in the World Team Olympiad 1972, 1980, 1988, 1996, and on 'USA2' in the 1983 Bermuda Bowl.
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"Jacek Pszczoła ". WBF. 2014-06-27.
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After his debut, FIFA disqualified Tiago Silva to play for Bulgaria.

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Represented Germany at U-18, U-19 & U-20 levels before choosing the Philippines at senior level.

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Represented the Philippines in 1917 at senior level before choosing Spain at senior level, whom he represented from 1921–1923. Also represented Catalonia from 1915–1924.

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Represented both New Zealand and Samoa in internationals.

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After representing Australia at league, Thorn represented New Zealand at rugby union.

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Represented Australia after representing New Zealand.

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New Zealand born Mason represented Tonga, by heritage, before representing Australia.

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Played test Rugby League for Fiji before playing for Australia at league, then union, then league again.

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Also represented England at rugby union.

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Played international rugby union for Samoa before and after switching to and from League.

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Represented both Argentina and Australia at senior level. Also played test rugby for South American Jaguars and representative rugby for Tahiti

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Represented both Argentina and Australia at senior level.

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Played tests for Argentina before playing for Italy.

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Represented Argentina at u19 and u21 level.

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Represented Australia before representing Italy.

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Represented Australia before representing Ireland.

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Represented Australia internationally at 7's.

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Played international rugby league for Australia.

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Played for Australia at under-19 level before choosing Italy at senior level.

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Although Steve was born in Australia from Tongan heritage, he represented Australia at U20 level before switching allegiance and representing Tonga at senior international level.

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Represented Australia in Rugby League.

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Barbieri's brother Michael played test rugby for Canada.

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Capped by NZ before returning and capped by England.

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Played test Rugby League for Fiji and Australia.

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Played for France at under-21 level before attending university in the United States and playing American football there. After a brief NFL career, he returned to rugby union and represented the USA at senior level.

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Represented South Africa at 7s and toured with the Springboks but never played a test match

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Represented South Africa at 7s

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Represented New Zealand at senior level in both rugby union and rugby league before representing Croatia at senior level in union.

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Represented New Zealand at rugby league.

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Waldrom's brother Scott represented New Zealand at senior level in a non-international match.

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Played for New Zealand at under-19 level before choosing Ireland at senior level.

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Played test rugby for NZ before playing for Wales

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Represented both NZ and Japan at test level.

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Represented NZ at test level in rugby league.

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His Samoan father, Brayn Williams, represented New Zealand at test level.

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Represented New Zealand at under-21 level, then represented Samoa at senior level, and still later represented New Zealand at senior level.

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Represented NZ at test level before switching back to Samoa and playing test rugby for Samoa.

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Represented Samoa before switching allegiance to New Zealand.

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Bachop played for Samoa before playing for NZ later returning to play for Samoa.

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Va'aiga Tuigamala played international rugby union for New Zealand before playing international rugby league for Samoa then playing international rugby union for Samoa.

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Manu's four elder brothers all represented Samoa.

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Gage later returned to South Africa and represented South Africa.

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Captained SA 7's before playing and captaining Ireland.

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Played for South Africa at U19 level. His brother played for South Africa in a non-cap match and his cousin has been capped for South Africa.

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Played for South Africa at U21 and U23 level.

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Played for South Africa at U21 and for Emerging Springboks.

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Played test cricket for South Africa.

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Played Rugby League and U21 union for South Africa.

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His grandson, Patrick Lambie, has been capped for South Africa.

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Mellish later returned to South Africa and represented South Africa.

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Played for South Africa at U19.

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Played for South Africa at U20.

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Played as captain test cricket for South Africa.

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Represented both Scotland and South Africa at test level.

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South African born from Scottish stock, Aitken represented Scotland at the Hong Kong Sevens while studying at Oxford University before returning to SA and representing SA at international level.

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Played for SA at school and U19/21 level.

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Roland's brother Marc captained the South African sevens team.

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Played for South Africa at U21 level.

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Won the U21 World Cup with South Africa in 2002.

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Captained South Africa at under-21 level before choosing Australia at senior level.

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Captained South Africa in test rugby before playing for Australia.

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Played for South Africa at under-21 level before choosing Australia at senior level.

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Stewart was born while his South African parents were on holiday in Canada. He learnt his rugby in SA, then played for Canada, then returned and played for South Africa.

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Lentz played U21 rugby for SA before playing for the US.

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Played 7's for SA before playing 15's for the US.

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Captained the South African schools side.

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Timani brother represented Tonga.

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Also represented New Zealand at rugby league.

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NZ born Vuna played international rugby league for Tonga before switching to union and Aus.

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Born in the USA but raised in England, Corbisiero represented both the USA and England at U19 level, then played for England at U20 level before choosing England at senior level.

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Garvey represented both Zim and SA at World Cups

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Swam for Northern Ireland at Commonwealth Games level while representing both nations

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During the most of her tennis career, the maiden name Gajdošová was used. From 2009 to 2011, she changed her married name to Groth after her marriage to fellow tennis player Sam Groth. Between 2016 until her retirement in 2017, she changed her married name to Wolfe.

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Dokic represented Australia once again after Serbia and Montenegro split and separate independent countries.

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Competed as part of the Cuba women's national volleyball team from 1992–2000 Summer Olympics

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Competed as part of the Cuba men's national volleyball team

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Competed as part of the Unified Team at the 1992 Summer Olympics

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Represented Nauru at the Commonwealth Games. Competed for Samoa after successfully applied for Samoan citizenship to participate at the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona due to Nauru not having an Olympic committee at that time. Later represented his home country Nauru 1993, 1996 and 2000 Summer Olympics.

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Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Kilian Albrecht	Austria^[1]	Bulgaria
Katrin Gutensohn	Austria	Germany
Elfi Eder	Austria	Grenada
Urs Imboden	Switzerland	Moldova
Christa Kinshofer	Germany	Netherlands
Cynthia Denzler	United States	Colombia
Alessia Dipol	Italy	India
Alessia Dipol	India	Togo
Edit Miklós	Romania	Hungary
Dalibor Šamšal	Croatia	Hungary
Romed Baumann	Austria	Germany

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Gabriela Schloesser	Mexico	Netherlands
Khatuna Lorig	Georgia^[2]	United States
Natalia Valeeva	Moldova	Italy

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Edgar Barth	East Germany	West Germany
Brad Benavides	Spain	United States
Robert Doornbos	Monaco	Netherlands
Sacha Fenestraz	France	Argentina
Bertrand Gachot	Belgium	France
Oliver Goethe	Denmark	Monaco
Oliver Goethe	Monaco	Germany
Jules Gounon	France	Andorra
Romain Grosjean	Switzerland	France
Arie Luyendyk Jr.	Netherlands	United States
Christian Mansell	United Kingdom	Australia
Raffaele Marciello	Italy	Switzerland
Edoardo Mortara	Italy	Switzerland
Edoardo Mortara	Switzerland	Italy
Nico Rosberg	Finland	Germany
Ho-Pin Tung	Netherlands	China
Robert Shwartzman	Russia	Israel
Maya Weug	Belgium	Netherlands
Maya Weug	Netherlands	Spain

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Nabil Lasmari	France	Algeria
Tang Yongshu	China	Australia
Qin Jinjing	China	Australia
Huang Chia-chi	Chinese Taipei	Australia
Yohan Hadikusumo Wiratama	Indonesia	Hong Kong
Yohan Hadikusumo Wiratama	Hong Kong	Australia
Albertus Susanto Njoto	Indonesia	Hong Kong
Albertus Susanto Njoto	Hong Kong	Australia
Lenny Permana	Indonesia	Australia
Setyana Mapasa	Indonesia	Australia
Sylvina Kurniawan	Indonesia	Australia
Joyce Choong Wai Chi	Malaysia	Australia
Renuga Veeran	Malaysia	Australia
Denis Constantin	Mauritius	Australia
Citra Putri Sari Dewi	Singapore	Australia
Adi Pratama	Indonesia	Austria
Tariq Farooq	Pakistan	Austria
Irina Serova	Soviet Union	Austria
Ade Resky Dwicahyo	Indonesia	Azerbaijan
Azmy Qowimuramadhoni	Indonesia	Azerbaijan
Era Maftuha	Indonesia	Azerbaijan
Keisha Fatimah Az Zahra	Indonesia	Azerbaijan
Muhammad Khadafi Amri	Indonesia	Azerbaijan
Heri Setiawan	Indonesia	Bahrain
Imay Hendra	Indonesia	Brunei
Alex Vlaar	Netherlands	Bulgaria
Zhou (Chourng) Meng^[3]	China	Cambodia
Jiang Xuelian	China	Canada
Nicole Grether	Germany	Canada
B. R. Sankeerth	India	Canada
Channarong Ratanaseangsuang	Thailand	Canada
Raphi Kanchanaraphi	Thailand	Canada
Fung Permadi	Indonesia	Chinese Taipei
Kristína Gavnholt	Slovakia	Czech Republic
Atu Rosalina	Indonesia	France
Atu Rosalina	France	England
Ananda Galvani Daniswara	Indonesia	Finland
Mihail Popov	Bulgaria	France
Svetoslav Stoyanov	Bulgaria	France
Victoria Wright	Bulgaria	France
Pi Hongyan	China	France
Qi Xuefei^[4]	China	France
Weny Rahmawati^[5]	Indonesia	France
Arif Rasidi	Indonesia	France
Inoki Theopilus	Germany	France
Xu Huaiwen	China	Germany
Jones Ralfy Jansen	Indonesia	Germany
Cisita Joity Jansen	Indonesia	Germany
Olga Konon	Belarus	Poland
Olga Konon	Poland	Germany
Hu Yun	China	Hong Kong
Wei Nan	China	Hong Kong
Zhou Mi	China	Hong Kong
Wang Chen	China	Hong Kong
Deng Xuan	China	Hong Kong
Fernando Kurniawan	Indonesia	Hong Kong
Mak Hee Chun	Malaysia	Hong Kong
Tanisha Crasto	Bahrain	India
Eng Hian	Indonesia	England
Eng Hian	England	Indonesia
Flandy Limpele	Indonesia	England
Flandy Limpele	England	Indonesia
Minarti Timur	Indonesia	Philippines
Minarti Timur	Philippines	Indonesia
Stenny Kusuma	Indonesia	Spain
Stenny Kusuma	Spain	Indonesia
Riky Widianto	Singapore	Indonesia
Aprilsasi Putri Lejarsar Variella	Indonesia	Bahrain
	Bahrain	Indonesia
	Indonesia	Turkey
	Turkey	Indonesia
Mona Santoso	Indonesia	United States
Mona Santoso	United States	Indonesia
Daniil Dubuvenko	Russia	Israel
Ksenia Polikarpova	Russia	Israel
Svetlana Zilberman	Soviet Union	Israel
Wisnu Haryo Putro	Indonesia	Italy
Erika Stich	Romania	Italy
Indra Bagus Ade Chandra	Indonesia	Spain
Indra Bagus Ade Chandra	Spain	Italy
Jeanine Cicognini	Switzerland	Italy
Wang Rong	China	Macau
Zhang Dan	China	Macau
Zhang Zhibo	China	Macau
Nicki Chan-Lam	England	Mauritius
Yao Jie	China	Netherlands
Mia Audina	Indonesia	Netherlands
Sara Petersen	Denmark	New Zealand
Chan Yun Lung	New Zealand	Hong Kong
Chan Yun Lung	Hong Kong	New Zealand
Abhinav Manota	India	New Zealand
Doriana Rivera	Peru	New Zealand
Tjitte Weistra	Netherlands	Peru
Tjitte Weistra	Peru	New Zealand
Nadieżda Zięba	Belarus	Poland
Jordan Hart	Wales	Poland
Yuan Wemyss	China	Scotland
Robert Blair	Scotland	England
Robert Blair	England	Scotland
Jovica Rujević	South Africa	Serbia
Shinta Mulia Sari	Indonesia	Singapore
Danny Bawa Chrisnanta	Indonesia	Singapore
Hendri Saputra^[5]	Indonesia	Singapore
Ronald Susilo^[5]	Indonesia	Singapore
Hendra Wijaya^[5]	Indonesia	Singapore
Indra Wijaya	Indonesia	Singapore
Lim Xiaoqing	China	Sweden
Richard Eidestedt	England	Sweden
Andy Hartono Tandaputra	Indonesia	Sweden
George Rimarcdi	Indonesia	Sweden
Marina Andrievskaya	Russia	Sweden
Cynthia Tuwankotta	Indonesia	Switzerland
Santi Wibowo	Indonesia	Switzerland
Solángel Guzmán	Cuba	Trinidad and Tobago
Hong Jingyu	China	United States
Peng Yun	China	United States
Rong Schafer	China	United States
Srivedya Gurazada	India	United States
Agusriadi Wijaya Amphie	Indonesia	United States
Kowi Chandra	Indonesia	United States
Tony Gunawan^[5]	Indonesia	United States
Halim Haryanto	Indonesia	United States
Jenna Gozali	Indonesia	United States
Meiluawati	Indonesia	United States
Etty Tantri	Indonesia	United States
Megumi Taruno	Japan	United States
Chan Kwong Beng	Malaysia	United States
Hock Lai Lee	Malaysia	United States
Beiwen Zhang^[6]	Singapore	United States
Nguyễn Quang Minh	Vietnam	United States
Joanne Muggeridge	England	Wales

Name of athlete	Previous national team	New national team
Randy Arozarena	Cuba (U-18)	Mexico
Bárbaro Cañizares	Cuba	Spain
Bruce Chen	Panama	China
Tiago da Silva	Brazil	Italy
Johnny Damon	United States	Thailand
Ike Davis	United States	Israel
Yadir Drake	Mexico	Cuba
Danny Espinosa	United States	Mexico
Freddie Freeman	United States (U-15)	Canada
Yasser Gómez	Cuba	Spain
Ian Kinsler	United States	Israel
Brandon Laird	United States (U-16)	Mexico
Otto Lopez	Dominican Republic	Canada
Manny Machado	United States (U-18)	Dominican Republic
Yusuke Masago	Japan (U-23)	China
Mike Nickeas	United States (College)	Great Britain
Adam Ottavino	Italy	United States
Alex Rodriguez	United States	Dominican Republic
Marcus Stroman	United States	Puerto Rico
Jameson Taillon	United States (U-18)	Canada
Alek Thomas	United States (U-18)	Mexico
Wuillians Vasquez	Venezuela	Nicaragua
Josh Zeid	United States (U-16)	Israel

Name of athlete	Previous national team	New nation team
Vassil Evtimov	France	Bulgaria
Ermal Kuqo	Turkey	Albania
Anton Gavel	Slovakia	Germany
Hakeem Olajuwon	Nigeria (junior)	United States
Jericho Cruz	Northern Mariana Islands U20	Philippines
Jericho Cruz	Philippines	Guam
Charlie Villanueva	United States U16	Dominican Republic

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Elena Khrustaleva	Russia	Belarus
Elena Khrustaleva	Belarus	Kazakhstan
Natalya Sokolova	Russia	Belarus
Olena Zubrilova	Ukraine	Belarus
Nathalie Santer-Bjørndalen	Italy	Belgium
Anastasiya Kuzmina	Russia	Slovakia
Jakov Fak	Croatia	Slovenia
Alexei Aidarov	Belarus	Ukraine
Michael Rösch	Germany	Belgium
Anna Frolina	Russia	South Korea
Timofey Lapshin	Russia	South Korea
Nastassia Kinnunen	Belarus	Finland

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Lascelles Brown	Jamaica	Canada
Lascelles Brown	Canada	Monaco
Chris Spring	Australia	Canada

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Kostya Tszyu	Soviet Union	Australia
Dariusz Michalczewski	Poland	Germany
Lennox Lewis	Canada	Great Britain
Graham Moughton	United Kingdom	Denmark / Bermuda
Debendra Thapa	India	Nepal

Player name	From nation	To nation
Rixi Markus^[8]	Austria (1935–1937)	Great Britain (1951–1976)
László Décsi^[9]	Hungary (1934–1936)	Brazil (1955 1964)
Michael Rosenberg^[10]	Scotland Great Britain (1978)	United States (1992 2013)
Sam Lev^[11]	Israel (1975 1987)	United States (1993 2008)
Zia Mahmood^[12]	Pakistan (1980 1992)	United States (1997 2009)
Björn Fallenius^[13]	Sweden (1982–2000, 2010)	United States (2004)
Mark Molson^[14]	Canada (1984–1995)	United States (2005)
Geoff Hampson^[15]	Canada (1991–1993)	United States (2005)
Fred Gitelman^[16]	Canada (1991–2002)	United States (2005 2011)
Franck Multon^[17]	France (1986–2009?)^[18]	Monaco (2012–2014)^[19]
Fulvio Fantoni^[20]	Italy (1986–2009)	Monaco (2012–2014)^[19]
Claudio Nunes^[21]	Italy (1988–2009)	Monaco (2012–2014)^[19]
Geir Helgemo^[22]	Norway (1988–2008)	Monaco (2012–2014)^[19]
Tor Helness^[23]	Norway (1979–2008)	Monaco (2012–2014)^[19]
Fritzi Gordon^[24]	Austria	Great Britain (1950–1976)
Boris Koytchou^[25]	France	United States (1957)
George Rosenkranz^[26]	Hungary	Mexico (1972–1996) United States (1983)
Loula de Zogheb^[27]	Egypt	Switzerland (1983)
Irina Levitina^[28]	Soviet Union	United States (1996–2013)
Pierre Zimmermann^[29]	Switzerland	Monaco (2012–2014)^[19] France 2009?^[18]
Alan Truscott^[30]	Great Britain (1958–1962)	United States (npc Bermuda, Brazil)
Benito Garozzo^[31]	Italy (1961–1985, ^2005)	United States
Jaggy Shivdasani^[32]	India (1984–1988)	United States
Jacek Pszczoła^[33]	Poland (1990–2002)	United States (coach 2005 2008)

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Sergiy Bezugliy	Ukraine	Azerbaijan
Valentin Demyanenko	Ukraine	Azerbaijan
Maksym Prokopenko	Ukraine	Azerbaijan
Lasma Liepa	Latvia	Turkey
Mićo Janić	Yugoslavia	Croatia
Stjepan Janić	Yugoslavia	Croatia
Josefa Idem	West Germany	Italy
Natasa Dusev-Janics	Yugoslavia	Hungary
Michał Śliwiński	Ukraine	Poland
Marcel Glăvan	Romania	Spain
Benoît Peschier	France	Greece
Benoît Peschier	Greece	France
Dalma Ružičić-Benedek	Hungary	Serbia
Fabien Lefèvre	France	United States

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Kim Garth	Ireland	Australia
Dirk Nannes	Netherlands	Australia
Tim David	Singapore	Australia
Shahil Momin	Germany	Austria
Deepika Rasangika	Sri Lanka	Bahrain
Brighton Watambwa	Zimbabwe	Belgium
Shahid Ahmadzai	Afghanistan U19	Canada
Balaji Rao	India U19	Canada
Divya Saxena	Kenya	Canada
Mahewish Khan	Pakistan	Canada
Khurram Chauhan	Pakistan U19	Canada
Raza-ur-Rehman	Pakistan U19	Canada
Rohan Jayasekera	Sri Lanka	Canada
Suthershini Sivanantham	Sri Lanka	Canada
Ruvindu Gunasekera	Sri Lanka U19	Canada
Kenneth Kamyuka	Uganda	Canada
Anderson Cummins	West Indies	Canada
Hemnarine Chattergoon	West Indies U19	Canada
Nicholas de Groot	West Indies U19	Canada
Gregory Strydom	Zimbabwe	Cayman Islands
Chris Brown	New Zealand U19	Cook Islands
Amjad Khan	Denmark	England
Dermot Reeve	Hong Kong	England
Ed Joyce	Ireland	England
Eoin Morgan	Ireland	England
Boyd Rankin	Ireland	England
Andy Caddick	New Zealand U19	England
Dougie Brown	Scotland	England
Kirstie Gordon	Scotland	England
Gavin Hamilton	Scotland	England
Craig Kieswetter	South Africa U19	England
Michael Lumb	South Africa U19	England
Jonathan Trott	South Africa U19	England
Jofra Archer	West Indies U19	England
Graeme Hick	Zimbabwe	England
Gary Ballance	Zimbabwe U19	England
Losi Harford	New Zealand	Fiji
Izatullah Dawlatzai	Afghanistan	Germany
Nic Pothas	South Africa	Greece
Ryan Campbell	Australia	Hong Kong
Steve Atkinson	Netherlands	Hong Kong
Tanwir Afzal	Pakistan U19	Hong Kong
Iftikhar Ali Khan	England	India
Jeremy Bray	Australia U19	Ireland
Tim Murtagh	England U19	Ireland
Michael Di Venuto	Australia	Italy
Joe Scuderi	Australia U19	Italy
Jade Dernbach	England	Italy
Jamie Grassi	Ireland U19	Italy
Vincenzo Pennazza	South Africa U19	Italy
Daniel Jakiel	Zimbabwe	Malawi
David Wiese	South Africa	Namibia
Jan Frylinck	South Africa U19	Namibia
Tom Cooper	Australia U19	Netherlands
Peter Borren	New Zealand U19	Netherlands
Logan van Beek	New Zealand U19	Netherlands
Roelof van der Merwe	South Africa	Netherlands
Flavian Aponso	Sri Lanka	Netherlands
Luke Ronchi	Australia	New Zealand
Mark Chapman	Hong Kong	New Zealand
Rowan Milburn	Netherlands	New Zealand
Nicola Payne	Netherlands	New Zealand
Michael Rippon	Netherlands	New Zealand
Leigh Kasperek	Scotland	New Zealand
Bernadine Bezuidenhout	South Africa	New Zealand
Grant Elliott	South Africa U19	New Zealand
Sammy Guillen	West Indies	New Zealand
Colin de Grandhomme	Zimbabwe U19	New Zealand
Fayyaz Butt	Pakistan U19	Oman
Gul Mohammad	India	Pakistan
Geraint Jones	England	Papua New Guinea
Sirajullah Khadim	Bangladesh U19	Portugal
Andri Berenger*	United Arab Emirates	Qatar
Rebecca Blake	France	Romania
Murphy Su'a	New Zealand	Samoa
Neisha Pratt	Hong Kong	Singapore
Kepler Wessels	Australia	South Africa
Imran Tahir	Pakistan U19	South Africa
Saskia Horley	Australia U19	Scotland
Raja Adeel	United Arab Emirates	Spain
Arshad Laeeq	Pakistan U19	United Arab Emirates
Usman Mushtaq	Pakistan U19	United Arab Emirates
Fahad Usman	Pakistan U19	United Arab Emirates
Chamani Seneviratne	Sri Lanka	United Arab Emirates
Andri Berenger*	Sri Lanka U19	United Arab Emirates
Johanne Samarasekera	Sri Lanka U19	United Arab Emirates
Siva Kumar	India U19	United States
Sushil Nadkarni	India U19	United States
Saurabh Netravalkar	India U19	United States
Sunny Sohal	India U19	United States
Rusty Theron	South Africa	United States
Hamish Anthony	West Indies	United States
Candacy Atkins	West Indies	United States
Faoud Bacchus	West Indies	United States
Roselyn Emmanuel	West Indies	United States
Doris Francis	West Indies	United States
Indomatie Goordial	West Indies	United States
Clayton Lambert	West Indies	United States
Jermaine Lawson	West Indies	United States
Xavier Marshall	West Indies	United States
Neil McGarrell	West Indies	United States
Adam Sanford	West Indies	United States
Sew Shivnarine	West Indies	United States
Gajanand Singh	West Indies U19	United States
Hayden Walsh Jr.	United States	West Indies
Gary Ballance	England	Zimbabwe
John Traicos	South Africa	Zimbabwe

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Mikhail Botvinov	Russia	Austria
Katerina Smutna	Czech Republic	Austria
Ivan Babikov	Russia	Canada
Johann Mühlegg	Germany	Spain
Antonina Ordina	Soviet Union	Sweden

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Stefan Mazrocis	England	Netherlands
Stefan Mazrocis	Netherlands	England

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Enrico Pfister	Switzerland	Philippines
Marc Pfister	Switzerland	Philippines

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
László Bodrogi	Hungary	France
David Boucher	France	Belgium
Daniel Caluag	United States	Philippines
Marion Clignet	United States	France
Chris Froome	Kenya	United Kingdom
Enrico Gasparotto	Italy	Switzerland
Mikhail Iakovlev	Russia	Israel
Sergey Lagutin	Uzbekistan	Russia
David Millar	Malta	United Kingdom
Shane Perkins	Australia	Russia
Max Sciandri	Italy	United Kingdom
Pavel Sivakov	Russia	France
Andrei Tchmil	Soviet Union	Moldova
	Moldova	Ukraine
	Ukraine	Belgium
Linda Villumsen	Denmark	New Zealand
Steffen Wesemann	Germany	Switzerland

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Huang Qiang	China	Malaysia
Kevin Chávez	Mexico	Australia
Li Shixin	China	Australia
Alexander Bondar	Ukraine	Russia
Irina Lashko	Russia	Australia
Irina Lashko	Australia	Russia
Uschi Freitag	Germany	Netherlands

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Peter Charles	United Kingdom	Ireland
Peter Charles	Ireland	United Kingdom
Jos Lansink	Netherlands	Belgium
Samantha McIntosh	New Zealand	Bulgaria
Samantha McIntosh	Bulgaria	New Zealand
Lesley McNaught-Mändli	United Kingdom	Switzerland
Sven Rothenberger	Germany	Netherlands
Eddy Stibbe	Netherlands	Netherlands Antilles
Phillip Dutton	Australia	United States

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Nathalie Moellhausen	Italy	Brazil
Luan Jujie	China	Canada
Igor Tikhomirov	Soviet Union	Canada
Hajnalka Kiraly-Picot	Hungary	France
Paola Pliego	Mexico	Uzbekistan
Maxine Esteban	Philippines	Ivory Coast
Alex Tofalides	United Kingdom	Cyprus

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Shahzada Muhammad Yusuf	British India	Afghanistan
Ali Iqtidar Shah Dara	British India	Pakistan
Latif-ur Rehman	India	Pakistan
Akhtar Hussain	India	Pakistan
Abdus Sadeque	Pakistan	Bangladesh
Gonzalo Peillat	Argentina	Germany
Joaquin Menini	Argentina	Spain

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Denis Margalik	Canada	Argentina
Vazgen Azrojan (2)	Russia	Armenia
Samvel Gezalian (2)	Germany	Armenia
Anastasia Grebenkina	Russia	Armenia
Evgeni Borounov (2)	Lithuania	Australia
Anthony Liu	China	Australia
Alexander Pavlov	Russia	Australia
Brooklee Han	United States	Australia
Dmytro Matsyuk	Ukraine	Austria
Barbora Silná	Czech Republic	Austria
David Vincour (1)	Czech Republic	Austria
Maurizio Zandron	Italy	Austria
Olga Mikutina	Ukraine	Austria
Barbara Hanley	Latvia	Azerbaijan
Alexandr Kirsanov (1)	Russia	Azerbaijan
Igor Lukanin (2)	Germany	Azerbaijan
Igor Pashkevich	Russia	Azerbaijan
Daria Timoshenko	Russia	Azerbaijan
Ludmila Nelidina	Russia	Azerbaijan
Julia Vorobieva (2)	Russia	Azerbaijan
Ekaterina Ryabova	Russia	Azerbaijan
Sergei Davydov	Russia	Belarus
Tatiana Navka (1)	Ukraine	Belarus
Julia Sheremet	Russia	Belarus
Julia Soldatova (1)	Russia	Belarus
Kevin Alves	Canada	Brazil
Isadora Williams	United States	Brazil
Juri Kurakin	Estonia	Bulgaria
Maxim Shabalin (1)	Russia	Bulgaria
David DeFazio (1)	United States	Canada
Piper Gilles	United States	Canada
Egor Golovkin	Russia	Canada
Victor Kraatz	Germany	Canada
Justin Lanning	United Kingdom	Canada
Arseni Markov	Russia	Canada
Jessica Miller	United States	Canada
Utako Wakamatsu	Japan	Canada
Kaitlyn Weaver	United States	Canada
Ashley Lin	United States	China
Beverly Zhu	United States	China
Jennifer Don	United States	Chinese Taipei
Crystal Kiang	United States	Chinese Taipei
Amy Lin	United States	Chinese Taipei
Corinna Lin	United States	Chinese Taipei
Chaochih Liu	United States	Chinese Taipei
Emmy Ma	United States	Chinese Taipei
Melinda Wang	United States	Chinese Taipei
Marilena Kitromilis	United States	Cyprus
Emilea Zingas (1)	United States	Cyprus
Annette Dytrt (1)	Germany	Czech Republic
David Vincour (2)	Austria	Czech Republic
Emmi Peltonen	United States	Finland
Florent Amodio	Brazil	France
Marina Anissina	Russia	France
Paul Duchesnay	Canada	France
Isabelle Duchesnay	Canada	France
Maïa Mazzara	Switzerland	France
Vanessa James (2)	United Kingdom	France
Alina Urushadze	Latvia	Georgia
Anastasiia Gubanova	Russia	Georgia
Ekaterina Zaikina	Russia	Georgia
Benjamin Blum	United States	Germany
Annette Dytrt (2)	Czech Republic	Germany
Ashley Foy	United States	Germany
Samvel Gezalian (1)	Belarus	Germany
Igor Lukanin (1)	Russia	Germany
Aljona Savchenko	Ukraine	Germany
Andrejs Vlascenko	Soviet Union/ Latvia	Germany
Nelli Zhiganshina	Russia	Germany
Mikkeline Kierkgaard	Denmark	Germany
Eric Neumann-Aubichon	Canada	Greece
Christa-Elizabeth Goulakos	Canada	Greece
Maria-Elena Papasotiriou	United States	Greece
Ronald Lam	Canada	Hong Kong
Katherine Hadford	United States	Hungary
Ami Parekh	United States	India
Tara Prasad	United States	India
Vadim Akolzin	Russia	Israel
Tamar Katz	United States	Israel
Sergei Kotov	Ukraine	Israel
Sergei Sakhnovski	Soviet Union	Israel
Roman Serov	Russia	Israel
Julia Shapiro	Russia	Israel
Michael Shmerkin	Soviet Union/ Russia	Israel
Fedor Sokolov	Azerbaijan	Israel
Ekaterina Sokolova	Azerbaijan	Israel
Jenna Syken	United States	Israel
Diane Gerencser	Switzerland	Italy
Sarina Joos	Switzerland	Italy
Ondřej Hotárek	Czech Republic	Italy
Rinat Farkhoutdinov	Russia	Japan
Alexander Markuntsov	Russia	Japan
Juris Razgulajevs (1)	Uzbekistan	Japan
Chris Reed	United States	Japan
Cathy Reed	United States	Japan
Alexei Tikhonov (1)	Soviet Union	Japan
Elena Berezhnaya (1)	Russia	Latvia
Juris Razgulajevs (2)	Japan	Latvia
Romana Kaiser	Switzerland	Liechtenstein
Evgeni Borounov (1)	Russia	Lithuania
Katherine Copely	United States	Lithuania
Nicolette Amie House	United States	Lithuania
Clover Zatzman	United States	Lithuania
Laura Munana	United States	Mexico
Luke Munana	United States	Mexico
Emily Naphtal	United States	Mexico
Sonja Mugoša	Serbia	Montenegro
Edrian Paul Celestino	Canada	Philippines
Melissa Bulanhagui	United States	Philippines
Sofia Frank	United States	Philippines
Isabella Gamez (2)	Spain	Philippines
Alexander Korovin	Russia	Philippines
Alisson Perticheto	Switzerland	Philippines
Victoria Muniz	United States	Puerto Rico
Maria Bińczyk	Germany	Poland
Laura Czarnotta	Germany	Poland
Dmitri Khromin	Russia	Poland
Vazgen Azrojan (1)	Ukraine	Russia
Elena Berezhnaya (2)	Latvia	Russia
Yuko Kavaguti	Japan	Russia
Tatiana Navka (2)	Belarus	Russia
Julia Obertas	Ukraine	Russia
Maxim Shabalin (2)	Bulgaria	Russia
Julia Soldatova (2)	Belarus	Russia
Alexei Tikhonov (2)	Japan	Russia
Tatiana Volosozhar	Ukraine	Russia
Natalia Zabiiako	Estonia	Russia
Julia Vorobieva (1)	Soviet Union	Russia
Kate Louise Bagnall	United Kingdom	Serbia
Demid Rokachev	Switzerland	Serbia
Antonina Dubinina	Russia	Serbia
Melania Albea	Switzerland	Spain
Isabella Gamez (1)	United States	Spain
Taras Rajec	Ukraine	Slovakia
Nikola Višňová	Czech Republic	Slovakia
David DeFazio (2)	Canada	Switzerland
Alexia Paganini	United States	Switzerland
Jocelyn Ho	Canada	Chinese Taipei
Charissa Tansomboon	United States	Thailand
Victoria Maksyuta	Russia	Ukraine
Vitaliy Baranov	Ukraine	United Kingdom
Vanessa James (1)	Canada	United Kingdom
Daniil Barantsev	Russia	United States
Tanith Belbin White	Canada	United States
Oleg Fediukov	Russia	United States
Mathew Gates	United Kingdom	United States
Kyoko Ina	Japan	United States
Rena Inoue	Japan	United States
Alexandr Kirsanov (2)	Azerbaijan	United States
Chuen-Gun Lee	South Korea	United States
Clare Seo	South Korea	United States
Sergei Magerovski	Russia	United States
Denis Petukhov	Russia	United States
Vasily Serkov	Latvia	United States
Gorsha Sur	Soviet Union	United States
Peter Tchernyshev	Russia	United States
Emilea Zingas (2)	Cyprus	United States
Tatiana Malinina	Russia	Uzbekistan
Alexander Shakalov	Ukraine	Uzbekistan
Alexander Gamelin	United States	South Korea
Trifun Živanović	United States	FR Yugoslavia

Name of athlete	Previous national team	New national team
Giovana Queiroz	United States U17	Spain U17
Giovana Queiroz	Spain U17	Brazil U17
Estíbaliz Montes de Oca	Sweden U15	Chile U17
Aoife Colvill	Australia U20	Republic of Ireland
Marie Hourihan	England U23	Republic of Ireland
Sophie Perry	England U23	Republic of Ireland
Megan Walsh	England U23	Republic of Ireland
Emily Kraft	Germany U16	Republic of Ireland U17
Ruesha Littlejohn	Scotland U19	Republic of Ireland
Tiffany Cameron	Canada	Jamaica
Paige Bailey-Gayle	England U18	Jamaica
Shania Hayles	England U19	Jamaica
Atlanta Primus	England U19	Jamaica
Drew Spence	England	Jamaica
Kayla McKenna	United States U23	Jamaica
Allyson Swaby	United States U20	Jamaica
Chantelle Swaby	United States U19	Jamaica
Elizabeta Ejupi	England U15	Albania
Elizabeta Ejupi	Albania	Kosovo
Diana Ordoñez	United States U19	Mexico
Verónica Pérez	United States U23	Mexico
Veronica Zepeda Cashman	United States	Mexico
Rosella Ayane	England U19	Morocco
Damaris Egurrola	Spain	Netherlands
Indiah-Paige Riley	Australia	New Zealand
Rebekah Stott	Australia U20	New Zealand
Ashleigh Plumptre	England U23	Nigeria
Chioma Ubogagu	United States U23	Nigeria
Sophie Howard	Germany U20	Scotland
Angela Beard	Australia	Philippines
Jaclyn Sawicki	Canada	Philippines
Sara Eggesvik	Norway U23	Philippines
Meryll Serrano	Norway U23	Philippines
Sarina Bolden	United States U23	Philippines
Sofia Huerta	Mexico	United States
Rhiannon Roberts	England U23	Wales

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Mark McNulty	Zimbabwe	Ireland
Rory Sabbatini	South Africa	Slovakia
Yuka Saso^[41]	Philippines	Japan

Name of athlete	Previous national team	New national team
Andrej Klimovets	Belarus	Germany
Oleg Velyky	Ukraine	Germany
Bogdan Wenta	Poland	Germany
Ivo Díaz	Cuba	Hungary
Carlos Reinaldo Pérez	Cuba	Hungary
Vladimir Rivero	Cuba	Hungary
Bojana Radulović	Yugoslavia	Hungary
Roberto Julián Duranona	Cuba	Iceland
Katarina Bulatović	Serbia	Montenegro
Ana Đokić	Serbia	Montenegro
Irina Pusic	Croatia	Netherlands
Katja Nyberg	Finland	Norway
Lina Olsson Rosenberg	Sweden	Norway
Hassan Mabrouk	Egypt	Qatar
Eldar Memišević	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Qatar
Bertrand Roiné	France	Qatar
Goran Stojanović	Montenegro	Qatar
Žarko Marković	Montenegro	Qatar
Danijel Šarić	Serbia and Montenegro	Bosnia and Herzegovina
Danijel Šarić	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Qatar
Iztok Puc	Croatia	Slovenia
Talant Dujshebaev	Russia	Spain
Julio Fis	Cuba	Spain
Rolando Uríos	Cuba	Spain
Arpad Sterbik	Serbia	Spain

Name of athlete	Previous national team	New national team^[43]
Brandon Bochenski	United States	Kazakhstan
Pavlo Borysenko	Ukraine	Romania
Anton Butochnov	Ukraine	Romania
Dustin Boyd	Canada	Kazakhstan
Chris Bright	Canada	Japan
Alexander Byzov	Russia	Kazakhstan
Mark Cavallin	Canada	Great Britain
Pat Daley	Canada	France
Nigel Dawes	Canada	Kazakhstan
Paul DiPietro	Canada	Switzerland
Hnat Domenichelli	Canada	Switzerland
Mickey Elick	Canada	Austria
Tony Esposito	Canada	United States*
Curt Fraser	Canada	United States*
Eugene Grazia	Italy	United States
Wayne Groulx	Canada	Austria
Jason Holland	Canada	Germany^
Pentti Hyytiäinen	Finland	Austria
Shane Johnson	Canada	Great Britain
Henrik Karlsson	Sweden	Kazakhstan
Artyom Karkotsky	Belarus	United Arab Emirates
Darius Kasparaitis	Russia	Lithuania
Rasmus Kulmala	Finland	Hungary
Rob Leask	Canada	Germany
Alan Letang	Canada	Croatia
Tobias Lindström	Sweden	Norway
Oleksandr Materukhin	Ukraine	Belarus
Árpád Mihály	Romania	Hungary
Evgeni Nabokov	Kazakhstan	Russia
Csaba Nagy	Hungary	Romania
Rick Nasheim	Canada	Austria
Petr Nedvěd	Canada	Czech Republic
Kraig Nienhuis	Canada	Austria
Jamie Oleksiak	United States	Canada
Geoff Platt	Canada	Belarus
Ray Podloski	Canada	Austria
Alexander Polozov	Estonia	New Zealand
Vitali Savko	Belarus	United Arab Emirates
Sean Selmser	Canada	Austria
Peter Ševela	Slovakia	Hungary
Miroslav Sikora	Poland	West Germany^
Jeremy Smith	United States	China
Peter Šťastný	Czechoslovakia	Canada*
Peter Šťastný	Canada*	Slovakia
Mike Stewart	Canada	Austria
Bryan Trottier	Canada*	United States*
Domen Vedlin	Slovenia	Croatia
Vadim Virjassov	Estonia	Australia
Emanuel Viveiros	Canada	Austria
Ethan Werek	Canada	China
Darcy Werenka	Canada	Austria
Yevgeni Yemelyanenko	Ukraine	Romania
Dainius Zubrus	Russia*	Lithuania

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Alpine skiing

Archery

Athletics

Auto racing

Badminton

Baseball

Basketball

Biathlon

Bobsleigh

Boxing

Bridge

Canoeing

Chess

Cricket

Cross-country skiing

Cue sports

Curling

Cycling

Diving

Draughts

Equestrianism

Fencing

Field hockey

Figure skating

Football (soccer)

Women's football (soccer)

Golf

Gymnastics

Handball

Ice hockey

Men's ice hockey

Women's ice hockey

Judo

Karate

Lacrosse

Lawn Bowls

Luge

Motorcycling

Netball

Nordic combined

Pool and snooker

Rowing

Rugby League

Rugby Union

Sailing

Shooting

Short track speed skating

Skeleton

Ski jumping

Ski orienteering

Snowboarding

Softball

Speed skating

Squash

Surfing

Swimming

Table tennis

Taekwondo

Triathlon

Tennis

Volleyball

Water polo

Weightlifting

Wrestling

Multiple sports

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Name of athlete	Previous national team	New national team
Laura Cortez	Philippines	United Arab Emirates
Hannah Miller	Canada	China
Laura-Ann Murphy	South Africa	Iceland
Kimberly Newell	Canada	China
Jessica Wong	Canada	China

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Semir Pepic	Slovakia	Australia
Anatoly Laryukov	Russia	Belarus
Elco van der Geest	Netherlands	Belgium
Faycal Bousbiat	Algeria	Canada
Sergio Camacho	Venezuela	Colombia
Angelo Parisi	United Kingdom	France
Julia Matijass	Russia	Germany
Ramaz Chochosvili	Ukraine	Georgia
Linda Bolder	Netherlands	Israel
Jenny Gal	Netherlands	Italy
Sagdat Sadykov	Kyrgyzstan	Kazakhstan
Majlinda Kelmendi	Kosovo	Albania
Majlinda Kelmendi	Albania	Kosovo
Dmitrij Gerasimenko	Russia	Serbia
Sandra Borderieux	France	Spain
Ferrid Kheder	France	Tunisia
Kayra Sayit	France	Turkey
Bekir Özlü	Georgia	Turkey
Hüseyin Özkan	Russia	Turkey
Ivan Remarenco	Moldova	United Arab Emirates
Sergiu Toma	Moldova	United Arab Emirates
Galbadrakhyn Otgontsetseg	Mongolia	Kazakhstan
Saeid Mollaei	Iran	Mongolia
Alice Schlezinger	Israel	United Kingdom
Adler Volmar	Haiti	United States

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Miroslav Zajonc	Czechoslovakia	Canada
Miroslav Zajonc	Canada	United States

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Travis Pastrana	United States	Puerto Rico
Travis Pastrana	Puerto Rico	United States

Name of athlete	Previous national team	New national team
Leana de Bruin	South Africa	New Zealand
Irene van Dyk	South Africa	New Zealand

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Alex Pagulayan	Philippines	Canada
Eden Sharav	Scotland	Israel
Kurt Maflin	England	Norway
Wu Jia-qing	Chinese Taipei	China

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Igor Lucić	Serbia	Azerbaijan
Luka Đorđević	Serbia	Azerbaijan
Hanna Prakatsen	Belarus	Russia
Hanna Prakatsen	Russia	Uzbekistan

Name of athlete	Previous national team	New national team
Brent Webb	Australia	New Zealand
Nathan Fein	Australia	New Zealand
Setaimata Sa	New Zealand	Samoa New Zealand^[44]
Brad Thorn	New Zealand	Australia^[45]
Tonie Carroll	New Zealand	Australia^[46]
Willie Mason	New Zealand	Tonga Australia^[47]
Lote Tuqiri	Fiji^[48]	Australia
Lesley Vainikolo	Tonga	New Zealand^[49]
Maurie Fa'asavalu	Samoa^[50]	United Kingdom England
David Barends	South Africa	United Kingdom
Christiaan Roets	South Africa	Wales
Rangi Chase	New Zealand	England

Name of athlete	Previous national team	New national team
Enrique Edgardo Rodriguez	Argentina	Australia^[51]
Patricio Noriega	Argentina	Australia^[52]
Diego Domínguez	Argentina^[53]	Italy
Gonzalo Canale	Argentina	Italy
Martin Castrogiovanni	Argentina^[54]	Italy
Ramiro Pez	Argentina	Italy
Luciano Orquera	Argentina	Italy
Julian Gardner	Australia	Italy^[55]
Matt Pini	Australia	Italy^[55]
Luke McLean	Australia	Italy
Joshua Furno	Australia	Italy
Brian Smith	Australia	Ireland^[56]
Brent Cockbain	Australia	Wales
Steve Devine	Australia	New Zealand^[57]
Craig Gower	Australia^[58]	Italy
Luke McLean	Australia^[59]	Italy
Hayden Smith	Australia	United States
Tom Court	Australia	Ireland
Steve Mafi	Australia	Tonga^[60]
Craig Wing	Australia	Japan^[61]
Vincent Debaty	Belgium	France
Robert Barbieri	Canada^[62]	Italy
Steve Atherton	England	South Africa
Freddie Brooks	England	Rhodesia
Jason Keyter	England	United States
Jamie Salmon	England	New Zealand England^[63]
Isoa Damudamu	Fiji	England
Alipate Tuilevuka	Fiji	United States
Ilivasi Tabua	Fiji	Australia
Joeli Vidiri	Fiji	New Zealand
Lote Tuqiri	Fiji^[64]	Australia
Manoa Vosawai	Fiji	Italy
Richard Tardits	France^[65]	United States
Otar Turashvili	Georgia	Romania
Dean Mumm	New Zealand	Australia
Mike Harris	New Zealand	Australia
Joe Tomane	New Zealand Samoa	Australia
Kevin Putt	New Zealand	South Africa^[66]
John Plumtree	New Zealand	South Africa^[67]
Frano Botica	New Zealand	Croatia^[68]
Riki Flutey	New Zealand	England
Henry Paul	New Zealand	England^[69]
Shontayne Hape	New Zealand	England^[69]
Dan Ward-Smith	New Zealand	England
Mark van Gisbergen	New Zealand	England
Dylan Hartley	New Zealand	England
Perry Freshwater	New Zealand	England
Thomas Waldrom	New Zealand	England^[70]
Andy Ward	New Zealand	Ireland
Isaac Boss	New Zealand^[71]	Ireland
Sean Lineen	New Zealand	Scotland
Glenn Metcalfe	New Zealand	Scotland
John Leslie	New Zealand	Scotland
Martin Leslie	New Zealand	Scotland
Brendan Laney	New Zealand	Scotland
Shane Howarth	New Zealand^[72]	Wales
Matt Cardy	New Zealand	Wales
Brett Sinkinson	New Zealand	Wales
Tony Marsh	New Zealand	France
Legi Matiu	New Zealand	France
Paul Griffen	New Zealand	Italy
Kaine Robertson	New Zealand	Italy
Matthew Phillips	New Zealand	Italy
Josh Sole	New Zealand	Italy
Jeremy Kyne	New Zealand	Canada
Vaughan Going	New Zealand	Hong Kong
James Arlidge	New Zealand	Japan
Andrew McCormick	New Zealand	Japan
Andrew Miller	New Zealand	Japan
Adam Parker	New Zealand	Japan
Luke Thompson	New Zealand	Japan
Graeme Bachop	New Zealand	Japan^[73]
Pat Lam	New Zealand	Samoa
Apollo Perelini	New Zealand	Samoa
Tasesa Lavea	New Zealand^[74]	Samoa
Gavin Williams	New Zealand^[75]	Samoa
Paul Williams	New Zealand^[75]	Samoa
Hayden Mexted	New Zealand	United States
Abdelatif Benazzi	Morocco	France
Michael Jones	Samoa	New Zealand^[76]
John Schuster	Samoa	New Zealand Samoa^[77]
Alama Ieremia	Samoa^[78]	New Zealand
Frank Bunce	Samoa^[78]	New Zealand
Jerry Collins	Samoa	New Zealand
Stephen Bachop	Samoa	New Zealand Samoa^[79]
Va'aiga Tuigamala	Samoa	New Zealand Samoa^[80]
Manu Tuilagi	Samoa^[81]	England
Lee Dickson	Scotland	England
Jack Gage	South Africa	Ireland South Africa^[82]
Dion O'Cuinneagain	South Africa^[83]	Ireland
Brett Wilkinson	South Africa	Ireland
Kyle Tonetti	South Africa	Ireland
Robbie Diack	South Africa	Ireland
Richardt Strauss	South Africa^[84]	Ireland
Stuart Abbott	South Africa^[85]	England
Nick Abendanon	South Africa	England
Geoff Appleford	South Africa	England
Brad Barritt	South Africa^[86]	England
Brain Black	South Africa	England
Mouritz Botha	South Africa	England
Mike Catt	South Africa	England
James Davey	South Africa	England
Hendre Fourie	South Africa	England
Trilby Freakes	South Africa	England
Reginald Hands	South Africa^[87]	England
Stan Harris	South Africa	England
Murray Hofmeyr	South Africa	England
Michael Horak	South Africa^[88]	England
Jan Krige	South Africa	England
Nick Labuschagne	South Africa	England^[89]
Frank Mellish	South Africa	England South Africa^[90]
Sid Newmann	South Africa	England
Tuppy Owen-Smith	South Africa^[87]	England
Harry Small	South Africa	England
Matt Stevens	South Africa^[91]	England
Mathew Turner	South Africa^[92]	England
Clive van Ryneveld	South Africa^[93]	England
Steve White-Cooper	South Africa	England
Rupert Williamson	South Africa	England
Kim Elgie	South Africa	Scotland
Chick Henderson	South Africa	Scotland
John Allan	South Africa	Scotland South Africa^[94]
Andrew Aitken	South Africa	Scotland South Africa^[95]
Roland Reid	South Africa^[96]	Scotland
Matthew Proudfoot	South Africa	Scotland
Duhan van der Merwe	South Africa	Scotland
Hal Luscombe	South Africa	Wales
Pieter de Villiers	South Africa	France
Brian Liebenberg	South Africa	France
Steven Hall	South Africa	France
Roland de Marigny^[97]	South Africa	Italy
Gert Peens	South Africa	Italy
Carlo Del Fava	South Africa^[98]	Italy
Jaco Erasmus	South Africa	Italy
Quintin Geldenhuys	South Africa^[99]	Italy
Benjamin de Jager	South Africa	Italy
Cornel van Zyl	South Africa	Italy
DuRandt Gerber	South Africa	Italy
Tobie Botes	South Africa	Italy
Clyde Rathbone	South Africa^[100]	Australia
Tiaan Strauss	South Africa^[101]	Australia
Mark Swanepoel	South Africa	Australia
Justin Turner	South Africa	Australia
Daniel Vickerman	South Africa^[102]	Australia
Greg Rawlinson	South Africa	New Zealand
Christian Stewart	South Africa^[103]	Canada South Africa
D. T. H. van der Merwe	South Africa	Canada
Philip Eloff	South Africa	United States
Juan Grobler	South Africa	United States
Owen Lentz	South Africa^[104]	United States
Riaan van Zyl	South Africa^[105]	United States
Andre Blom	South Africa	United States
Kevin Dalzell	South Africa	United States
Dallen Stanford	South Africa	United States
JJ Gagiano	South Africa	United States
Matt Hawkins	South Africa	United States
Marco Barnard	South Africa	United States
Piet van Zyl	South Africa	Namibia
Michael Ehrentraut	South Africa^[106]	Germany
Michael Poppmeier	South Africa	Germany
Toutai Kefu	Tonga	Australia
Sitaleki Timani	Tonga	Australia^[107]
Lesley Vainikolo	Tonga	England^[108]
Christian Loamanu	Tonga	Japan
Taulupe Faletau	Tonga	Wales
Billy Vunipola	Tonga Australia	England
Mako Vunipola	Tonga New Zealand	England
Cooper Vuna	Tonga New Zealand	Australia^[109]
Alex Corbisiero	United States^[110]	England
Chris Rodgers	Zimbabwe	South Africa
Adrian Garvey	Zimbabwe^[111]	South Africa
Tonderai Chavhanga	Zimbabwe	South Africa
Tendai Mtawarira	Zimbabwe	South Africa
Brian Mujati	Zimbabwe	South Africa
Takudzwa Ngwenya	Zimbabwe	United States
Scott Gray	Zimbabwe	Scotland
Paul Johnson	Zimbabwe	Scotland
David Denton	Zimbabwe	Scotland
David Curtis	Zimbabwe	Ireland
Andy Marinos	Zimbabwe	Wales
Nils Mordt	Zimbabwe	England

Name of athlete	From nation	To nation
Philipine van Aanholt	Netherlands Antilles	Aruba
Carolijn Brouwer	Netherlands	Belgium
Mitch Booth	Australia	Netherlands
Maksim Oberemko	Ukraine	Russia