List of Singapore footballers born outside Singapore

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  3. "Edwards made his mark on the pitch and now, he is doing the same in the studio".
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  7. "South Korean Song Ui-young, Canada's Jordan Webb and Frenchman Sirina Camara are eligible for naturalisation under FIFA's 5-year residency rules".
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  15. "Al Qaasimy admitted that he had Indonesian blood from his father who came from Riau".
  16. "Taufik father is from Indonesia".
  17. "Davis eligible for UK and Thailand".
  18. "The 15-year-old, who moved from Hong Kong to Singapore when he was three and is a Singapore citizen".
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