Jaiyeh Saelua - the world's first international transgender footballer - is winning respect on and off the pitch.
Who'll be at the 2014 World Cup?
Brazil(01 of32)
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Argentina(02 of32)
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Chile(03 of32)
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Ecuador(04 of32)
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Colombia(05 of32)
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Uruguay(06 of32)
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United States(07 of32)
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Costa Rica(08 of32)
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Honduras(09 of32)
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Mexico(10 of32)
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Japan(11 of32)
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Australia(12 of32)
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South Korea(13 of32)
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Iran(14 of32)
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Ivory Coast(15 of32)
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Ghana(16 of32)
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Algeria(17 of32)
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Nigeria(18 of32)
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Cameroon(19 of32)
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Holland(20 of32)
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Italy(21 of32)
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Belgium(22 of32)
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Switzerland(23 of32)
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Germany(24 of32)
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Russia(25 of32)
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Bosnia-Herzegovina(26 of32)
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England(27 of32)
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Spain(28 of32)
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France(29 of32)
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Portugal(30 of32)
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Greece(31 of32)
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Croatia(32 of32)
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