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LAFC Boasts Most Diverse Squad with 17 Nationalities at Club World Cup

LAFC Boasts Most Diverse Squad with 17 Nationalities at Club World Cup
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Sports June 20, 2025 11:48

- LAFC leads Club World Cup with 17 different nationalities in their squad, while River Plate and Urawa Red Diamonds have the least diverse teams with only 4 nationalities represented.

LAFC Boasts Most Diverse Squad with 17 Nationalities

LAFC stands out at the Club World Cup with a squad representing 17 different nationalities, showcasing remarkable diversity. In contrast, River Plate and Urawa Red Diamonds have the least diverse teams with only 4 nationalities each.

Exploring Team Diversity

LAFC's squad composition includes players from Brazil, Canada, France, and more, reflecting a rich blend of nationalities. On the other hand, River Plate and Urawa Red Diamonds predominantly consist of local players from Argentina and Japan, respectively.

Local vs. Foreign Representation

While LAFC has 38.7% local players, River Plate boasts 85.3% from Argentina. Urawa Red Diamonds and Al Ain also prioritize local talent, with 84.4% and 24.2% local players, respectively. In comparison, Manchester City has the smallest domestic contingent at 18.5%.

Impact of International Signings

Manchester City and Inter Miami showcase the impact of international signings, with only 18.5% and 24.1% of local players, respectively. Conversely, River Plate and Auckland City prioritize their domestic talent, highlighting different team strategies.

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