League 1 nationality updates

[Craitman]

Following from the thread on the old forum for news on any updates to Craitish-based players' FMF nationalities/eligibility, this will be where I keep track of that information in announcement format

[Craitman]

Ashinthael's recent removal from Micras has seen a restoration of the following players' eligibility to that of Haifa, having been eligible for Ashinthael (and its predecessor Baatharz) by means of spiritual succession for Babkha- and Matbaa-originated players:

Aprem Neil and Sfeir Kheldumeh (both Cherry Trees)
Vaja Neil (Osĵätoņ Aztecs)

Gewarkis Sassavian and Mohamed Salabsaab (both AFC Hamstadt [ZND])
Sarkis Sadovian (Grenstad Verenigd [ZND])

[Craitman]

After more than five years since last being a member of the FMF, the Reindeer Herders have returned to Micras. The nation's most famous sporting son, Kealb goalkeeper Timo Bierrelaš‎, will now represent his own people on the international stage once more!

[Craitman]

HóC's Simon Abdulayec will now be eligible to represent the Passian territory of the North Antarctic Domain following the abolition of Afrikaana during the annexation of Haifa's lands by Passio-Corum, Hamland and Mercury.

[Craitman]

While not a nationality update, Hänävissen-ó-Cräiteland's Birgesh defender Işæk Iňanojk has, as part of a societal cultural shift in his homeland, chosen to change his name. The 24 year-old left-back shall now be known officially as Menkara Iňanojk.

[Craitman]

With long-standing FMF members Interland having left Micras following the completion of this year's World Cup qualifying group stage, the following League 1 players' nationalities have now changed:

Jarosław Brzęczyszczykiewicz (Eĵars Town), Interland > Merenolitovina
Krzysztof Łukasz (Xäiville Teflons), Interland > Merenolitovina
Rok Celcer (Zekäbelóman Kahthajtensen), Interland > Lostisland
Niko Jeglič (Zekäbelóman Kahthajtensen), Interland > Lostisland

As well as one Zandt League player's:

Michała Weśicz (Grenstad Verenigd), Interland > Merenolitovina

[Craitman]

With the disbanding of Batavia, Flanders' Northern Beneluccas has adopted the following Craitland-based players' eligibility:

Jeroen van Veen (Hänävissen-ó-Cräiteland)
Roy Bakker (Zekäbelóman Kahthajtensen)

[Craitman]

With long-standing FMF members Toketi and Novatainia's removal from Micras this year, the following League 1 players' national eligibility has changed:

Biulya äqi Jedu pair Mart Hil'jandé and Chris Alberto have switched from Novatainia to playing under the flag of Passas, as the only two Novatainians playing in the Craitish top flight.

Sverige Tiem midfielder Ichigo Trask and Xäiville Teflons striker Tom Kenstein will now be eligible for Shireroth having previously both represented Toketi (and its predecessor Tokidoki) in multiple World Cups.

In addition, Aztecs' Craitish-born winger Jón Zyxveldtsen has returned to representing Craitland following Toketi's demise. Despite representing his home nation's under-21 side, he gained Tokish nationality in 2007 after a permanent transfer to Rillanon Reflex and played for their national team until their death. Zyxveldtsen's performances since moving back to play in League 1 have already earned him a place in Craitland's Benacia Cup squad this summer.

[Craitman]

While not due to any nation's demise, Kealb's Kong Kea Sakngea has switched allegiance to the new FMF member Xang Muang.

With the newcomers being founded as a spiritual successor to the south-east Asian-influenced nations of the past, the former-Kampongese international gains Xangese eligibility alongside his compatriot Veasna Nimol, who plays with Tellia's AC Scoglitto. Another Tellian-based star, Savona ASC's Phan Hoàng Trần, previously of Eĵars Town, has also announced his availability for Xang Muang as a former-New South Vietnamese international. All three players had been playing with Incontinentian licences following the death of Mailong in 2013.

[Craitman]

Following the establishment of the nation know as the Kingdom of Coria (to distinguish from the former, unrelated Republic of Coria) on Micras, Zekäbelóman Kahthajtensen players Rok Celcer and Niko Jeglič have gained eligibility to represent their national team. Both Ocian-born and with World Cup experience, the players have been offered citizenship of the similarly-Slavic-cultured Coria and are likely to be considered for the nation's first international friendly matches organised for later this year.

[Craitman]

The unfortunate demise and subsequent removal of Flanders - one of the community's oldest nations - has required a change in four League 1 players' national eligibility.

As the only ethnic Flemish in the league, Eĵars Town's midfielder Valãorinho changes nationality, while three former-Batavians are also affected. Having been available for the Flemish territory of the Northern Beneluccas since Batavia's disbandment, forwards Jeroen van Veen (HóC), Jowi Bach (Xäiville Teflons) and Roy Bakker (ZK) have switched as well. All four players will now be able to represent Jingdao, which has historical and cultural ties to the late Batavia and bordered Flanders' mainland up until its removal from Micras.

[Craitman]

With Karalakh's annexation by Shireroth severing its separate FMF membership, its players in League 1 will now become eligible for the newly-founded Minarborian secessionists Kalgachia.

The three now-Kalgachians are HóC and Róndlinga Diamonds' ethnic Anticans Ezequiel Leston and Benjamin Wibbens, respectively, and Sanilla-born Mariolino Sonetti at Sverige Tiem.

[Craitman]

The departure of both Hamland and Alexandria from Micras this month has left rather a big footballing hole and a number of nationality changes are required for players based in Craitland's league system. The Hammish successor state of Caputia has agreed to permit eligibility to any players of Hammish and Alexandrian descent, including other territories whose FMF memberships have also been rescinded; Taeland, Hammish Monovia and Valencia. Players who were previously eligible for Haifa, a Hammish autonomous region, will now be allowed to represent the rogue Babkhi state of Raspur, which has recently joined the MCS.

The following nationality changes will take place within League 1's squads:

Biulya äqi Jedu
Santiago Javier: Valencia > Caputia
Christian Elvira: Valencia > Caputia

Cherry Trees
Maxime Sion: Alexandria > Caputia
Roland Théard: Alexandria > Caputia
Aprem Neil: Haifa > Raspur
Gonzalo Mascaroni: Alexandria > Caputia
Sfeir Kheldumeh: Haifa > Raspur
Fábio González: Alexandria > Caputia

Eĵars Town
Eddie Fleyd: Hamland > Caputia
Tamer Modrem: Alexandria > Caputia
Christophe Odemwingie: Hammish Monovia > Caputia

Hänävissen-ó-Cräiteland
Eddie Winters: Hamland > Caputia
Karlo Tkalčić: Hammish Monovia > Kingdom of Coria
Jamie Mearns: Hamland > Caputia

Kealb
Ian Southgate: Hamland > Caputia

Osĵätoņ Aztecs
Jean-Pierre d'Oliviera: Alexandria > Caputia
Armand Diarra: Hammish Monovia > Caputia
Florent Lassana-Traoré: Alexandria > Caputia
Luís Blanco: Valencia > Caputia
Kumi N'Kosi: Alexandria > Caputia
Aítor Canarias: Alexandria > Caputia

Róndlinga Diamonds
Horatio Gonzáles-Hernán: Valencia > Caputia
Peter MacKenȝie: Hamland > Caputia

Sverige Tiem
Billy McVeigh: Hamland > Caputia
Donnachaidh Ó Mórdha: Hammish Monovia > Caputia

Xäiville Teflons
Javier Santos: Alexandria > Caputia
Andrew Miller: Hamland > Caputia
Daniel Palazio: Valencia > Caputia

Zekäbelóman Kahthajtensen
Cardo Santos: Alexandria > Caputia

[Wil]

Just visiting.

Good to see a new team arriving--Raspur, that should be interesting to read about!

[Craitman]

I think their isolated position will make any "away days" quite an experience for fans. I also can't wait to see the dream team Caputia has collated in action!

[Craitman]

Eĵars Town winger "Sława" has gained eligibility to represent Freeland, with the Interlandian-born player hoping to represent Micras' newest Polish speakers in the upcoming qualifiers.

[Craitman]

Following news of Gerenia's demise, all foreign-based Gerenian footballers have announced their desire to retire at the culmination of the current season. This makes the 2019 season the last for the following League 1 players, who shall not gain eligibility for any further nation for the rest of their careers:

Zelmar Toscano (BäJ)
Zorau Pánčaster (ST)
Imre Dameanóvița (ZK)

[Craitman]

With New Calbion, the successor team to Calbion, leaving Micras as part of Coastalis' removal, the following players' national eligibility has been updated to that of the Florian Republic:

Tom Wight (BäJ)
Liam Morgan (CT)
Owen Baine (XT)

[Craitman]

Upon Batavia's return to Micras ahead of the 2019 qualifiers, the following League 1 players have regained eligibility to represent their homeland:

Jeroen van Veen (HóC)
Jowi Bach (XT)
Roy Bakker (ZK)

[Craitman]

With Vyktory's departure from Micras, as part of the GWA's removal, James Ecclestone of Róndlinga Diamonds has switched his national allegiance to that of Hoenn.