Every professional athlete dreams about being able to play and represent their country.

While that comes more often in some sports, mainly soccer, that only comes every few years in basketball, which makes it that much sweeter.

With the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio De Janeiro quickly approaching, select NBA players can slowly begin thinking about the chances they might have to represent their country during the basketball tournament.

The Orlando Magic could be one of the more well represented teams come August.

With 14 players on the roster, as many as six could, or will be suiting up for their country in the summer.

Mario Hezonja, the Magic's first round pick last summer, has already stated he plans to play for the Croatian national team during the Olympic qualifications on July 4th-9th. Because of this, Hezonja will miss a chance to play with the Magic in the Orlando Summer League.

"I think it's an amazing opportunity for us," said Hezonja when asked about playing in the Olympics. "Happy for it, for a chance to finally do something for the people of Croatia."

Evan Fournier, who is entering restricted free agency, said he would love to play for the French national team, but won't do so until after he signs his contract, be that with the Magic or another team. With the NBA's moratorium being shortened by five days, Fournier could potentially sign, and still finish the qualification tournament for France.

Much like Fournier, Andrew Nicholson and, likely, Ersan Ilyasova, will be hitting free agency this summer right when the qualification tournament begins.

Ilyasova said he will look at all of his options before deciding if he will play for Turkey.

The final Magic man potentially lined with a chance to play in the Olympics is Victor Oladipo.

Oladipo, who has taken part in mini-camp with the United States team the last few summers, has the opportunity to play for Nigeria this summer, should he choose. It's something Oladipo has considered, but when asked, admitted he had yet to come to a decision. Oladipo's mom is from Nigeria, which gives Oladipo the chance to play for them, should he choose.

When asked if he had considered further if he would play, Oladipo said no. "I guess now that there’s time off, I can really dive into that and see what’s actually going on. We’ll see."

Nigeria has already qualified for the Olympics after winning AfroBasket in 2015.

The final Magic player, and second who will be playing for sure, is Nikola Vucevic. Vucevic will play for the Montenegrin team when they begin qualification for EuroBasket in late August.

Overall, it's going to be a big summer for the Magic, and this group of players will have a chance to make it even bigger.

Playing for ones country is something special, and something that should be taken advantage of at every possible chance.