Secret migration boosts World Cup success

The 2026 World Cup lists show that six national teams rely entirely on players who play professionally abroad, including African teams such as Cape Verde, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ivory Coast, Senegal, as well as Uruguay. This reflects a shift in talent export strategies and the management of football diaspora, where some countries depend on attracting talent from abroad to strengthen their national teams. Meanwhile, Uruguay serves as a model of success in transforming its club teams into a "football factory" that continuously produces and exports talent. The phenomenon indicates that football has become a global industry transcending continents, with the concept of belonging evolving to be based on the value players provide, regardless of where they play.

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