A previous FC Barcelona striker could at last make his global introduction, for perhaps the greatest nation subsequent to being permitted to switch his identity by FIFA.
Munir El Haddadi got a leeway from FIFA in January following quite a while of endeavoring to address the birth nation of his dad.
The Sevilla winger was denied an opportunity to address Morocco for long subsequent to showing up for Spain – the nation of his introduction to the world – in 2014.
A new difference in FIFA's qualification necessities, however, played into Munir's kindness with the football mother body currently permitting players, with three or less appearances in qualifiers before the age of 21 to switch their loyalty. 
As a result, Munir is presently in line to at last address the North African monsters in their last two Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, against Mauritania and Burundi – if COVID-19 limitations consider him to go to Africa and back without confronting the danger of going into a 10-day isolate upon his return.
Source: Soccer Laduma
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