Although he is eligible to represent three countries at national level due to his multinational background, Okotie identifies himself primarily as Austrian. He is currently a member of the Austria national football team. In the UEFA Euro 2016 qualifier, which Austria finished in first place, Okotie scored the deciding goals against Russia and Montenegro.
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Monday 8 August 2016
Meet Rubin Okotie, footballer born in Pakistan to Nigerian father and Austrian mother, raised in Spain and plays for China
Although he is eligible to represent three countries at national level due to his multinational background, Okotie identifies himself primarily as Austrian. He is currently a member of the Austria national football team. In the UEFA Euro 2016 qualifier, which Austria finished in first place, Okotie scored the deciding goals against Russia and Montenegro.
Good to see
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ReplyDeleteThere is something David Ukre ish about this dude.....
ReplyDeleteAll these Urhobo bois...
Confused fine boy
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He's a multinational person hope he will remember naija one day
ReplyDeleteThe boy is cute...just like me
ReplyDeleteSo what are we meeting him for??? Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteOnly him all these countries?!
ReplyDeleteNigerians everywhere u go Pakistan of all places smh
ReplyDeleteNice one, from his name I think his father is from delta
Nigerians have been distributing in all corners since creation
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Fine boy
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Mixed race kids are absolutely stunning! Always stunning!
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ReplyDeleteWHAT A MIXED RACE LIKE ZOBO
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What's so spectacular about that? It's just a mixture of 2 races (black and white) very normal
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ReplyDeleteThis is what they call Ashawo
ReplyDeleteThe title of this post should be "..... And plays "IN" China" not plays "FOR" China. There's a big difference as he plays for Austria not China but plays league football in China. But in your usual Agbero journalism style- you mixed up the two. You are making too much money to be blogging bad English. Hire some proof writers or editors abeg!
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