List of football players with dual nationality

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The following is a list of football players with dual nationality. It includes both players who can trace their origins to a foreign country and those who have attained foreign nationality during their career, as well as players who hail from semi-autonomous regions within countries. See also Oriundo.

Contents 1 Albania 1.1 France 1.2 Germany 1.3 Italy 1.4 Serbia 2 Algeria 3 Angola 3.1 France 3.2 Portugal 4 Argentina 4.1 Austria 4.2 Colombia 4.3 Croatia 4.4 Greece 4.5 Israel 4.6 Italy 4.7 Spain 5 Armenia 5.1 Argentina 5.2 Azerbaijan 5.3 Cameroon 5.4 France 5.5 Iran 5.6 Romania 5.7 Russia 6 Australia 7 Austria 7.1 Croatia 7.2 Hungary 7.3 Poland 7.4 Serbia 7.5 Turkey 7.6 Uruguay 8 Azerbaijan 8.1 Brazil 8.2 Russia 9 Barbados 9.1 England 10 Belgium 11 Benin 11.1 France 11.2 Switzerland 12 Bolivia 12.1 Spain 13 Bosnia and Herzegovina 14 Brazil 14.1 Germany 14.2 France 14.3 Italy 14.4 Japan 14.5 Portugal 14.6 Spain 14.7 Ukraine 15 Bulgaria 15.1 Brazil 15.2 Croatia 15.3 Italy 15.4 Serbia 16 Burkina-Faso 16.1 Belgium 16.2 France 16.3 Côte d'Ivoire 17 Burundi 17.1 Rwanda 18 Cameroon 18.1 Belgium 18.2 England 18.3 Equatorial Guinea 18.4 France 18.5 Greece 18.6 Russia 18.7 Spain 19 Canada 20 Cape Verde 20.1 France 20.2 Portugal 21 Chile 22 Colombia 22.1 Argentina 22.2 Lebanon 22.3 Mexico 22.4 Spain 23 Congo 23.1 DR Congo 23.2 France 23.3 Germany 24 DR Congo 24.1 Burundi 24.2 England 24.3 France 24.4 Sweden 25 Costa Rica 25.1 Brazil 26 Côte d'Ivoire 26.1 France 26.2 Germany 26.3 Italy 26.4 Spain 27 Croatia 27.1 Austria 27.2 Australia 27.3 Brazil 27.4 Germany 27.5 Israel 27.6 Italy 27.7 Switzerland 28 Cyprus 28.1 England 28.2 Germany 28.3 Greece 28.4 Serbia 29 Czech Republic 29.1 Greece 30 Denmark 30.1 Ghana 30.2 Greenland 30.3 Hungary 30.4 Spain 30.5 Sweden 30.6 United States of America 31 Ecuador 31.1 Greece 31.2 Spain 32 England 33 Equatorial Guinea 33.1 Spain 34 Faroe Islands 34.1 Denmark 35 Finland 35.1 Albania 35.2 Germany 35.3 Russia 35.4 Sweden 36 France 37 Gabon 37.1 France 38 Gambia 38.1 Belgium 38.2 Sweden 39 Georgia 39.1 Cyprus 39.2 Italy 40 Germany 41 Ghana 41.1 Belgium 41.2 Denmark 41.3 England 41.4 Germany 41.5 Netherlands 41.6 United States of America 42 Greece 42.1 Australia 42.2 Germany 42.3 Kazakhstan 43 Grenada 43.1 England 44 Guinea 44.1 Côte d'Ivoire 44.2 France 44.3 Germany 44.4 Guinea-Bissau 44.5 Sierra Leone 45 Guinea Bissau 45.1 Portugal 46 Honduras 46.1 Brazil 47 Hong Kong 47.1 Brazil 47.2 Cameroon 47.3 China 47.4 Chinese Taipei 47.5 Costa Rica 47.6 England 47.7 Portugal 47.8 Nigeria 48 Hungary 48.1 Brazil 48.2 Nigeria 48.3 Romania 48.4 Slovakia 48.5 Spain 49 Iran 49.1 Armenia 49.2 Germany 49.3 United States of America 50 Republic of Ireland 50.1 England 50.2 Germany 50.3 Northern Ireland 50.4 Scotland 50.5 Wales 50.6 Zambia 51 Israel 52 Italy 53 Jamaica 53.1 Canada 53.2 England 54 Japan 54.1 Brazil 54.2 Netherlands 54.3 Northern Ireland 55 Kazakhstan 55.1 Germany 56 Kuwait 56.1 Lebanon 57 Liberia 57.1 France 57.2 Switzerland 57.3 United States of America 58 Libya 58.1 Uruguay 59 Liechtenstein 59.1 Switzerland 60 Macedonia 60.1 Germany 60.2 Switzerland 61 Madagascar 61.1 Comoros 61.2 France 62 Mali 62.1 France 63 Malta 63.1 Nigeria 64 Martinique 64.1 France 65 Mauritania 65.1 France 65.2 Senegal 66 Mauritius 66.1 England 66.2 France 67 Mexico 67.1 Argentina 67.2 Brazil 67.3 Israel 67.4 Italy 67.5 Poland 67.6 Spain 67.7 United States 68 Moldova 68.1 Romania 68.2 Ukraine 69 Montserrat 69.1 England 70 Morocco 70.1 Belgium 70.2 France 70.3 Germany 70.4 Netherlands 70.5 Spain 71 Mozambique 71.1 Portugal 72 Namibia 72.1 Germany 72.2 Italy 73 Netherlands 74 Netherland Antilles 74.1 Netherlands 75 New Zealand 75.1 Belgium 75.2 Croatia 75.3 England 75.4 Germany 75.5 Greece 75.6 Italy 75.7 Romania 76 Nigeria 77 Northern Ireland 78 Norway 79 Pakistan 79.1 England 80 Panama 80.1 Spain 81 Paraguay 81.1 Argentina 81.2 Spain 81.3 Uruguay 82 Peru 82.1 Argentina 82.2 Germany 82.3 Israel 82.4 Italy 82.5 Scotland 83 Philippines 83.1 England 83.2 Spain 84 Poland 84.1 Armenia 84.2 England 84.3 France 84.4 Germany 84.5 Netherlands 84.6 Nigeria 85 Portugal 86 Rwanda 86.1 France 87 Saint Kitts and Nevis 87.1 England 88 San Marino 88.1 Italy 89 Scotland 90 Senegal 90.1 France 90.2 Belgium 91 Serbia 91.1 Australia 91.2 Belgium 91.3 Bosnia and Herzegovina 91.4 Croatia 91.5 France 91.6 Italy 91.7 Montenegro 92 Sierra Leone 92.1 England 93 Singapore 93.1 China 93.2 England 93.3 Nigeria 94 Slovenia 94.1 Bosnia and Herzegovina 94.2 Serbia 95 South Africa 95.1 England 95.2 France 95.3 Israel 95.4 Lebanon 95.5 Netherlands 96 South Korea 96.1 Croatia 96.2 Germany 96.3 Russia 97 Spain 98 Sweden 99 Switzerland 100 Togo 100.1 Brazil 100.2 France 100.3 Germany 100.4 Ghana 100.5 Nigeria 101 Trinidad and Tobago 101.1 England 101.2 Scotland 102 Tunisia 102.1 Brazil 102.2 France 103 Turkey 103.1 Brazil 103.2 Cyprus 103.3 England 103.4 Germany 104 Ukraine 104.1 Belarus 105 United States of America 106 Uruguay 106.1 Armenia 106.2 Bulgaria 106.3 Italy 106.4 Mexico 106.5 Spain 107 Venezuela 107.1 Hungary 107.2 Italy 108 Wales 109 Zambia 109.1 Sweden 110 Zimbabwe 110.1 Poland 110.2 South Africa 111 See also

[edit] Albania

[edit] France

Lorik Cana, Ervin Murati

[edit] Germany

Altin Lala

[edit] Italy

Florian Myrtaj, Ervin Skela

[edit] Serbia

Arjan Beqaj, Lorik Cana, Debatik Curri, Armend Dallku, Mehmet Dragusha, Besnik Hasi, Altin Haxhi

[edit] Algeria

Main article: List of Algerian football players with dual nationality

[edit] Angola

[edit] France

André "Titi" Buengo

[edit] Portugal

Joao Ricardo, Pedro Mantorras, Marco Abreu, Marcio Airosa, Marco Paulo, Maurito, António Mendonça, Zuela

[edit] Argentina

[edit] Austria

Aldo Duscher

[edit] Colombia

Alfredo Di Stéfano

[edit] Croatia

Daniel Bilos

[edit] Greece

Eduardo Tuzzio

[edit] Israel

Rubén Manusovich, José Pekerman, Jaime José Rotman, Walter Samuel, Juan Pablo Sorín

[edit] Italy

Roberto Abbondanzieri, Antonio Valentín Angelillo, Julio Arca, Roberto Ayala, Abel Balbo, Mariano Barbosa, Carlos Bilardo, Nicolás Burdisso, Claudio Caniggia, Horacio Carbonari, Pablo Cavallero, Fabricio Coloccini, Nicolás Frutos, Fabricio Fuentes, Luciano Galletti, Gabriel Heinze, Maxi López, Ariel Alfredo Montenegro, Martin Palermo, Daniel Passarella, Diego Placente, Gustavo Reggi, Maximiliano Rodríguez, Omar Sivori, Leandro Somoza, Javier Zanetti

[edit] Spain

Rodolfo Arruabarrena, Germán Burgos, Hernán Crespo, Alfredo Di Stéfano, Leo Franco, Lionel Messi, Pablo Paz, Gonzalo Javier Rodríguez, Javier Saviola, Diego Simeone

[edit] Armenia

[edit] Argentina

José André Bilibio

[edit] Azerbaijan

Yura Movsisyan

[edit] Cameroon

Apoula Edel Bete Carl Lombé

[edit] France

Eric Assadourian Michel Der Zakarian

[edit] Iran

Armenak Petrosian

[edit] Romania

Marian Zeciu

[edit] Russia

Roman Berezovsky, Anatoly Morozov, Andrey Movsisyan

[edit] Australia

Main article: List of Australian soccer players with dual nationality

[edit] Austria

[edit] Croatia

Ivica Vastić

[edit] Hungary

György Garics

[edit] Poland

Daniel Sikorski

[edit] Serbia

Zlatko Junuzovic

[edit] Turkey

Muhammed Akagündüz Yüksel Sariyar

[edit] Uruguay

Sebastian Martinez

[edit] Azerbaijan

[edit] Brazil

Leandro Gomes, Andre Ladaga, Ernani Pereira

[edit] Russia

Dmytri Kramarenko Sergei Sokolov

[edit] Barbados

[edit] England

Michael Gilkes, Paul Ifill, Mark McCammon

[edit] Belgium

Main article: List of Belgian football players with dual nationality

[edit] Benin

[edit] France

Benoît Tardieu

[edit] Switzerland

Alain Gaspoz

[edit] Bolivia

[edit] Spain

Juan Manuel Peña

[edit] Bosnia and Herzegovina

Main article: List of football players from Bosnia and Herzegovina with dual nationality

[edit] Brazil

[edit] Germany

Marcelo José Bordon, Dede, Emerson, Carlos Germano

[edit] France

Claudio Caçapa, Juninho Pernambucano

[edit] Italy

Juliano Belletti, Cafu, Cicinho, Dida, Edu, Fernando Menegazzo, Filipe, Mancini, Robson Ponte, Renato, Luiz Felipe Scolari, Rodrigo Taddei, Vinícius Bergantin, Thiago Motta, Zé Maria

[edit] Japan

Paulo Nagamura

[edit] Portugal

Derlei, José Edmílson, Edu, Mario Jardel, Kaká

[edit] Spain

Álvaro, Daniel Alves, Marcos Assunção, Diego, Iriney, Roberto Carlos, Ronaldo, Sylvinho

[edit] Ukraine

Rafael Augusto Sóbis

[edit] Bulgaria

[edit] Brazil

Tiago Silva, Lucio Wagner

[edit] Croatia

Igor Tomašić

[edit] Italy

Valeri Bojinov

[edit] Serbia

Zoran Janković, Predrag Pažin, Zlatomir Zagorcic

[edit] Burkina-Faso

[edit] Belgium

Mahamadou Kéré

[edit] France

Abdoulaye Cissé

[edit] Côte d'Ivoire

Abdoulaye Cissé, Venceslas Joël Kouassi, Yssouf Koné

[edit] Burundi

[edit] Rwanda

Musaba Selemani

[edit] Cameroon

[edit] Belgium

Bertin Tokéné

[edit] England

Patrick Ada

[edit] Equatorial Guinea

Lauren

[edit] France

Benoît Assou-Ekotto, Mathieu Assou-Ekotto, Jean-Hugues Ateba-Bilayi, Eric Djemba-Djemba, Rudolph Mbela Douala, Joseph-Désiré Job, Lucien Mettomo, Valéry Mézague, François Omam-Biyik, Jean-Joël Perrier-Doumbé, Alexandre Song

[edit] Greece

Joël Epalle

[edit] Russia

Jerry-Christian Tchuissé

[edit] Spain

Samuel Eto'o, Lauren

[edit] Canada

Main article: List of Canadian soccer players with dual nationality

[edit] Cape Verde

[edit] France

Jimmy Modeste, Georges Santos

[edit] Portugal

Pedro Pelé, Cláudio Zélito F. F. Aguiar, Sandro Miguel Mendes, Hernani, Arlindo Gomes Semedo, José Veiga, Nélson Veiga

[edit] Chile

Main article: List of Chilean football players with dual nationality

[edit] Colombia

[edit] Argentina

Alfredo Di Stéfano

[edit] Lebanon

Faryd Aly Mondragón

[edit] Mexico

Andrés Chitiva

[edit] Spain

Alfredo Di Stéfano

[edit] Congo

[edit] DR Congo

Moke Kajima

[edit] France

Christian Armel Bassila, Oscar Ewolo, Barel Mouko, Christopher Samba-Veijeany

[edit] Germany

Rolf Christel Guie-Mien

[edit] DR Congo

[edit] Burundi

Shabani Nonda

[edit] England

Lomana LuaLua, Gabriel Zakuani

[edit] France

Chiguy Lucau, Alain Masudi, Franck Matingou, Tcham N'Toya

[edit] Sweden

Lord Kangana Ndiwa

[edit] Costa Rica

[edit] Brazil

Alexandre Guimarães

[edit] Côte d'Ivoire

[edit] France

Georges Ba, Guy Demel, Cyrille Domoraud, Didier Drogba, Steve Gohouri, Abdoulaye Méïté

[edit] Germany

Stephan Loboué

[edit] Italy

Christian Manfredini

[edit] Spain

Félix Ettien

[edit] Croatia

[edit] Austria

Niko Kranjčar

[edit] Australia

Joey Didulica, Anthony Šerić, Josip Šimunić

[edit] Brazil

Eduardo

[edit] Germany

Ivan Klasnić, Niko Kovač, Robert Kovač, Tomislav Marić

[edit] Israel

Tvrtko Kale, Giovanni Rosso

[edit] Italy

Giovanni Rosso

[edit] Switzerland

Mladen Petrić

[edit] Cyprus

[edit] England

Tom Williams

[edit] Germany

Rainer Rauffmann

[edit] Greece

Nicos Papavasiliou

[edit] Serbia

Siniša Gogić

[edit] Czech Republic

[edit] Greece

Michal Papadopulos

[edit] Denmark

[edit] Ghana

Sebastian Svärd

[edit] Greenland

Jesper Grønkjær

[edit] Hungary

Miklos Molnar

[edit] Spain

Kenneth Perez

[edit] Sweden

Sebastian Svärd

[edit] United States of America

Jamil Fearrington

[edit] Ecuador

[edit] Greece

Iván Kaviedes

[edit] Spain

Iván Kaviedes

[edit] England

Main article: List of British football players with dual nationality

[edit] Equatorial Guinea

[edit] Spain

Rodolfo Bodipo, Juvenal Edjogo, Juan Ramón Epitié Dyowe

[edit] Faroe Islands

[edit] Denmark

Claus Bech Jørgensen

[edit] Finland

[edit] Albania

Perparim Hetemaj, Njazi Kuqi, Shefki Kuqi

[edit] Germany

Mikael Forssell

[edit] Russia

Alexei Eremenko, Roman Eremenko

[edit] Sweden

Jonatan Johansson, Daniel Sjölund

[edit] France

Main article: List of French football players with dual nationality

[edit] Gabon

[edit] France

Daniel Cousin, Catilina Aubameyang, Pierre Aubameyang, Willy Aubameyang

[edit] Gambia

[edit] Belgium

Ebou Sillah

[edit] Sweden

Pa-Dembo Touray

[edit] Georgia

[edit] Cyprus

Temuri Ketsbaia

[edit] Italy

Kakha Kaladze

[edit] Germany

Main article: List of German football players with dual nationality

[edit] Ghana

[edit] Belgium

Eric Addo, George Blay, Salou Ibrahim

[edit] Denmark

Francis Dickoh

[edit] England

Junior Agogo, Patrick Agyemang, Will Antwi, Derek Asamoah, Elvis Hammond, Lloyd Owusu

[edit] Germany

Otto Addo, Lawrence Aidoo, Samuel Osei Kuffour, Hans Adu Sarpei

[edit] Netherlands

Riga Mustapha

[edit] United States of America

Nana Kuffour

[edit] Greece

[edit] Australia

Georgios Samaras

[edit] Germany

Ioannis Amanatidis

[edit] Kazakhstan

Dimitrios Papadopoulos

[edit] Grenada

[edit] England

Tony Bedeau, Byron Bubb, Delroy Facey, Jason Roberts, Craig Rocastle, Ashley Sestanovich, Alvin Bubb

[edit] Guinea

[edit] Côte d'Ivoire

Mohammed Sylla

[edit] France

Bobo Balde, Bocudji Ca, Aboubacar "Titi" Camara, Mohammed Camara, Kaba Diawara, Didier Drogba, Pascal Feindouno, Simon Feindouno, Daouda Jabi, Mohammed Sylla

[edit] Germany

Pablo Thiam

[edit] Guinea-Bissau

Bocundji Ca, Victor Correia

[edit] Sierra Leone

Ibrahima Camara

[edit] Guinea Bissau

[edit] Portugal

Injai Braima, Anilton Soares Cassama

[edit] Honduras

[edit] Brazil

Denilson Costa

[edit] Hong Kong

[edit] Brazil

Cristiano Preigchadt Cordeiro

[edit] Cameroon

Gerard Ambassa Guy

[edit] China

Feng Jizhi, Liu Quankun, Xiao Guoji

[edit] Chinese Taipei

Cheung Chi Doy

[edit] Costa Rica

Cheng Siu Chung

[edit] England

Tim Bredbury, Jaimes Anthony McKee, Dale Tempest

[edit] Portugal

Leslie George Santos

[edit] Nigeria

Barnes Colly Ezeh, Akandu Lawrence

[edit] Hungary

[edit] Brazil

Leandro de Almeida

[edit] Nigeria

Thomas Sowunmi

[edit] Romania

Vasile Miriuţă

[edit] Slovakia

Tamas Priskin

[edit] Spain

Ferenc Puskás

[edit] Iran

[edit] Armenia

Edmond Bezik, Andranik Teymourian

[edit] Germany

Ashkan Dejagah, Ferydoon Zandi

[edit] United States of America

Andranik Eskandarian

[edit] Republic of Ireland

[edit] England

John Aldridge, Phil Babb, Gary Breen, Shay Brennan, Alex Bruce, Ben Burgess, Paul Butler, John Byrne, Lee Carsley, Tony Cascarino, David Connolly, John Dempsey, Lewis Emanuel, Anthony Gerrard, Alan Kelly, David Kelly, Paddy Kenny, Dean Kiely, Kevin Kilbane, Matt Holland, Mark Lawrenson, Jason McAteer, Mick McCarthy, Eddie McGoldrick, Paul McGrath, Alan McLoughlin, Stephen McPhail, Chris Morris, Clinton Morrison, Andy O'Brien, Marcos Painter, Gerry Peyton, Terry Phelan, Lee Power, Steven Reid, Michael Robinson, Martin Rowlands, John Sheridan, Graham Stack, Paul Tierney, Andy Townsend

[edit] Germany

Patrick Kohlmann

[edit] Northern Ireland

Alex Bruce, Johnny Carey, Jimmy Dunne, Tom Farquharson, Peter Farrell, Patsy Gallacher, Bill Lacey, Neil McCafferty, Paddy Moore, Paddy Sloan, Derek Tobin, Mark Tobin, Billy Walsh

[edit] Scotland

Tommy Coyne, Ray Houghton, Aiden McGeady, Liam Miller, Bernie Slaven

[edit] Wales

Kevin Sheedy#

[edit] Zambia

Ronan Henderson,

[edit] Israel

Main article: List of Israeli football players with dual nationality

[edit] Italy

Main article: List of Italian football players with dual nationality

[edit] Jamaica

[edit] Canada

Andy Williams

[edit] England

Trevor Benjamin, Deon Burton, Darren Byfield, Jamal Campbell-Ryce, Robbie Earle, Jason Euell, Damien Francis, Marcus Gayle, Joel Grant, Paul Hall, Micah Hyde, Michael Johnson, Marlon King, Richard Langley, Jamie Lawrence, Kevin Lisbie, Jobi McAnuff, Darren Moore, Darryl Powell, Fitzroy Simpson, Frank Sinclair

[edit] Japan

[edit] Brazil

Alex, Wagner Lopes, Ruy Ramos, Tulio

[edit] Netherlands

Mike Havenaar

[edit] Northern Ireland

Robert Cullen

[edit] Kazakhstan

[edit] Germany

Peter Neustädter

[edit] Kuwait

[edit] Lebanon

Ahmed Al-Tarabilsi

[edit] Liberia

[edit] France

Prince Daye, Olivier Makor, George Weah

[edit] Switzerland

Louis Crayton

[edit] United States of America

Chris Gbandi, Zizi Roberts

[edit] Libya

[edit] Uruguay

Ruben Alejandro, Luis de Agustini

[edit] Liechtenstein

[edit] Switzerland

Mario Frick, Daniel Steuble

[edit] Macedonia

[edit] Germany

Oka Nikolov

[edit] Switzerland

Aleksandar Mitreski

[edit] Madagascar

[edit] Comoros

Hamada Jambay

[edit] France

Stéphane Collet, Hamada Jambay, Johann Paul, Franck Rabarivony

[edit] Mali

[edit] France

Mahamadou Bagayoko, Sékou Berthé, Fousseyni Diawara, Vincent Doukantie, Freddy Kanoute, Cédric Kanté, Jimmy Kébé, Mamadi Sidibé, Momo Sissoko, Djimi Traoré, Sammy Traoré

[edit] Malta

[edit] Nigeria

Chucks Nwoko

[edit] Martinique

[edit] France

Charles-Édouard Coridon, Jose-Karl Pierre-Fanfan, Eddy Heurlie, Frédéric Piquionne

[edit] Mauritania

[edit] France

Mohamed Benyachou, Pascal Gourville, Moise Kandé, Yohan Langlet, Antonio Tavares

[edit] Senegal

Moise Kandé

[edit] Mauritius

[edit] England

Gavin Heeroo

[edit] France

Désiré Périatambée

[edit] Mexico

[edit] Argentina

Lucas Ayala, Osvaldo Batocletti, Gabriel Caballero, Duilio Davino, Flavio Davino, Guillermo Franco

[edit] Brazil

Luis Roberto Alves, José Damasceno, Giovanni dos Santos, Jonathan dos Santos, Alex Fernandes, Julio César Pinheiro, Zinha, Edson Zwaricz

[edit] Israel

Isaac Mizrahi Smeke

[edit] Italy

Jared Borgetti, Aldo de Nigris, Antonio de Nigris

[edit] Poland

Edson Zwaricz

[edit] Spain

Rafael Márquez

[edit] United States

Antonio de la Torre, Antonio Martínez

[edit] Moldova

[edit] Romania

Adrian Bogdan

[edit] Ukraine

Serghei Covalciuc

[edit] Montserrat

[edit] England

Tesfaye Bramble, Junior Mendes

[edit] Morocco

[edit] Belgium

Ibrahim Maaroufi, Moustapha Oussalah

[edit] France

Yacine Abdessadki, Jamal Alioui, Aziz Ben Askar, Marouane Chamakh, Mickaël Chrétien, Jawhad El Hajri, Nabil El Zhar, Mustapha Hadji, Youssouf Hadji, Ahmed Kantari, Houssine Kharja, Mounir Obbadi, Hoalid Regragui, Jaouad Zaïri, Monsef Zerka

[edit] Germany

Abdelaziz Ahanfouf, Nasir El Kasmi, Youssef Mokhtari

[edit] Netherlands

Nourdin Boukhari, Ali Boussaboun, Said Boutahar, Mbark Boussoufa, Anouar Diba, Youssef El Akchaoui, Ali El Khattabi, Khalid Sinouh

[edit] Spain

Mohamed El Yaagoubi

[edit] Mozambique

[edit] Portugal

Armando Sá, Paíto

[edit] Namibia

[edit] Germany

Oliver Risser

[edit] Italy

Riccardo Mannetti

[edit] Netherlands

Main article: List of Dutch football players with dual nationality

[edit] Netherland Antilles

[edit] Netherlands

Brutil Hose, Leon Kantelberg, Daniël Rijaard, Raymond Victoria, Nuelson Wau, Djuric Wijnhardt

[edit] New Zealand

[edit] Belgium

Chris Bouckenhooghe

[edit] Croatia

Paul Urlovic, Ivan Vicelich

[edit] England

Ken Armstrong, Chris James

[edit] Germany

Danny Hay, Shane Smeltz

[edit] Greece

Leo Bertos

[edit] Italy

Raffaele Di Gregorio

[edit] Romania

Leo Bertos

[edit] Nigeria

Main article: List of Nigerian football players with dual nationality

[edit] Northern Ireland

Main article: List of British football players with dual nationality

[edit] Norway

Main article: List of Norwegian football players with dual nationality

[edit] Pakistan

[edit] England

Zesh Rehman

[edit] Panama

[edit] Spain

Jaime Penedo

[edit] Paraguay

[edit] Argentina

Roberto Acuña, Claudio Morel Rodriguez

[edit] Spain

Julio Dos Santos, Roque Santa Cruz

[edit] Uruguay

Ever Hugo Almeida

[edit] Peru

[edit] Argentina

Ramón Quiroga

[edit] Germany

George Forsyth

[edit] Israel

Moisés Barack

[edit] Italy

Claudio Pizarro

[edit] Scotland

George Forsyth

[edit] Philippines

[edit] England

Chad Gould, Christopher Greatwich, Philip Greatwich, Darren Hartmann, Matthew Hartmann, James Younghusband, Phil Younghusband

[edit] Spain

Alfredo Razon Gonzalez

[edit] Poland

[edit] Armenia

Vahan Gevorgyan

[edit] England

Pawel Abbott

[edit] France

Jacek Bak, Piotr Swierczewski

[edit] Germany

Józef Kloze, Ernest Pol, Fryderyk Scherfke, Gerard Wodarz

[edit] Netherlands

Ebi Smolarek

[edit] Nigeria

Emmanuel Olisadebe

[edit] Portugal

Main article: List of Portuguese football players with dual nationality

[edit] Rwanda

[edit] France

Fritz Emeran Nkusi

[edit] Saint Kitts and Nevis

[edit] England

Kevin Francis, Ces Podd, Calum Willock

[edit] San Marino

[edit] Italy

Massimo Bonini, Andy Selva

[edit] Scotland

Main article: List of British football players with dual nationality

[edit] Senegal

[edit] France

Habib Beye, Aliou Cissé, Ferdinand Coly, Oumar Daf, Salif Diao, Souleymane Diawara, El Hadji Diouf, Amdy Faye, Diomansy Kamara, David Amadou M'Bodji, Makhtar N'Diaye, Sylvain N'Diaye, Badara Sené, Ibrahima Sonko,Tony Mario Sylva, Demba Touré

[edit] Belgium

Khalilou Fadiga

[edit] Serbia

[edit] Australia

Ivan Ergić

[edit] Belgium

Ivica Dragutinović

[edit] Bosnia and Herzegovina

Savo Milošević

[edit] Croatia

Ratomir Dujković, Siniša Mihajlović, Ilija Petković

[edit] France

Danijel Ljuboja

[edit] Italy

Dejan Stanković

[edit] Montenegro

Dragoslav Jevrić

[edit] Sierra Leone

[edit] England

Albert Jarrett, Leroy Rosenior

[edit] Singapore

[edit] China

Shi Jiayi

[edit] England

Daniel Bennett

[edit] Nigeria

Agu Casmir, Itimi Dickson, Akinola Adewale

[edit] Slovenia

[edit] Bosnia and Herzegovina

Sandro Bloudek, Zlatko Dedič

[edit] Serbia

Zlatko Zahovič

[edit] South Africa

[edit] England

Dean Furman, Glynn Hurst, Clive Moyo-Modise, Matty Pattison

[edit] France

Pierre Issa

[edit] Israel

Dean Furman

[edit] Lebanon

Pierre Issa

[edit] Netherlands

Hans Vonk

[edit] South Korea

[edit] Croatia

Lee Sa-Vik

[edit] Germany

Cha Du-Ri

[edit] Russia

Denis Laktionov

[edit] Spain

Main article: List of Spanish football players with dual nationality

[edit] Sweden

Main article: List of Swedish football players with dual nationality

[edit] Switzerland

Main article: List of Swiss football players with dual nationality

[edit] Togo

[edit] Brazil

Jefferson De Souza, Henio Ferreira

[edit] France

Kossi Agassa, Kuami Agboh, Ludovic Assemoassa, Mickaël Dogbé, Thomas Dossevi, Robert Malm, Alaixys Romao

[edit] Germany

Assimiou Touré

[edit] Ghana

Éric Akoto

[edit] Nigeria

Emmanuel Adebayor, Emmanuel Mathias, Adekanmi Olufade

[edit] Trinidad and Tobago

[edit] England

Chris Birchall, Ian Cox, Shaka Hislop, Tony Warner, Dwight Yorke

[edit] Scotland

Russell Latapy

[edit] Tunisia

[edit] Brazil

José Clayton, Francileudo Santos

[edit] France

Tijani Belaid, Selim Ben Achour, Chaouki Ben Saada, Adel Chedli, David Jemmali, Hamed Namouchi, Alaheddine Yahia

[edit] Turkey

[edit] Brazil

Marco Aurélio, Márcio Nobre

[edit] Cyprus

Muzzy İzzet

[edit] England

Muzzy İzzet

[edit] Germany

Serhat Akın, Halil Altıntop, Hamit Altıntop, Yıldıray Baştürk, Erol Bulut, Ümit Davala, Berkant Göktan, Ali Güneş, Celaleddin Koçak, İlhan Mansız, Ersen Martin, Nuri Şahin, Volkan Ünlü, Mehmet Yozgatlı

[edit] Ukraine

[edit] Belarus

Artem Milevsky

[edit] United States of America

Main article: List of American soccer players with dual nationality

[edit] Uruguay

[edit] Armenia

Adrian Sarkissian

[edit] Bulgaria

Fabián Estoyanoff

[edit] Italy

Antonio Pacheco D'Agosti, Ernesto Fabián Canobbio, Carlos Diogo, Alejandro Lembo, Diego Lugano, Walter Pandiani, Sebastián Ribas, Sebastián Viera

[edit] Mexico

Nery Castillo

[edit] Spain

Diego Forlán, Pablo García, Alvaro Adrián Núñez, Mario Regueiro, José Santamaría, Gonzalo de los Santos, Nicolás Suárez Bremec

[edit] Venezuela

[edit] Hungary

Nicolás Ladislao Fedor Flores

[edit] Italy

Massimo Margiotta

[edit] Wales

Main article: List of British football players with dual nationality

[edit] Zambia

[edit] Sweden

Edwin Phiri

[edit] Zimbabwe

[edit] Poland

Dickson Choto

[edit] South Africa

Bruce Grobbelaar

[edit] See also

• List of sportspeople with dual nationality