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The Belonging

2026, German, on blue+. Created by Josias Tschanz & Bänz Isler.

Two nations – one decision

In this four-part documentary series, footballers with dual nationality describe what it means to give everything for a country and still have to prove that you belong. Manuel Akanji, Breel Embolo, Ivan Rakitić and Albian Hajdari offer an insight into a life straddling two cultures and talk about the choices they've made, loyalty and the price of belonging. And right in the thick of it: 17-year-old rising star Gonçalo, a goalkeeper at Grasshopper Club Zurich, who is only just beginning this journey.

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Seasons
1
Episodes
4
Episode length
45 min
Status
Ended in 2026

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S1 E4: Episode 4

Aired 10 June 2026

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First aired
3 June 2026
Last aired
10 June 2026
Network
blue+
Language
German
Country
Switzerland
Type
Documentary

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The Belonging has 1 season and 4 episodes, about 45 minutes each.

Is The Belonging finished?

Yes. The Belonging ended in 2026, so you can watch the whole story.

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What shows are like The Belonging?

If you liked The Belonging, try Last Chance U, 30 for 30, Messi's World Cup: The Rise of a Legend.

Who created The Belonging?

The Belonging was created by Josias Tschanz and Bänz Isler and stars Manuel Akanji, Breel Embolo, Albian Hajdari.

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