US-Born Teenager Casey Phair Makes History for South Korea at Women's World Cup

Sixteen-year-old Casey Phair has been called up to South Korea's Women's World Cup squad, becoming the first player of mixed heritage to represent South Korea at a World Cup.
Phair has impressed at youth level for South Korea and earned her place in the squad based on her performance.
South Korea coach Colin Bell wants to protect Phair from the spotlight and allow her to develop her potential.
Phair will join experienced South Korean players like Ji So-yun and Cho So-hyun in Group H against Germany, Morocco, and Colombia.
Other 16-year-olds, such as Giulia Dragoni, Sheika Scott, and Isabella Pasion, have also made history as the youngest players selected for their countries at the World Cup.