List of foreign football players in Liga I 2009–10

This is a list of foreign football players in Liga I. The players written with bold text have at least one cap for their national team.

There is a total of 130 foreign players in Liga I from 43 countries of which 50 have been capped at least once for their national team.

Listed by country

Angola

  • Zé Kalanga

Argentina

  • Elias Bazzi

  • Pablo Brandán

  • Emmanuel Culio

  • Sebastián Dubarbier

  • Alejandro Gavatorta

  • Osvaldo Miranda

  • Sixto Peralta

  • Diego Ruiz

  • Gabriel Viglianti

Armenia

  • Arman Karamyan

  • Artavazd Karamyan

Australia

  • Michael Baird

  • Spase Dilevski

  • Josh Mitchell

  • Joshua Rose

Belgium

  • Pieter Merlier

Bolivia

  • Ricardo Pedriel

Bosnia and Herzegovina

  • Petar Jovanović

Brazil

  • Hugo Alcântara

  • Elinton Andrade

  • Carlos Alexandre Cardoso

  • Ezequias

  • Vinicius de Oliveira Fabbron

  • André Galiassi

  • Carlos César dos Santos

  • Wesley Lopes da Silva

  • Leandro Mariano da Silva

  • Cleidimar Magalhães Silva

  • Juliano Gonçalves Spadacio

  • Thiago Tremonti

  • Ricardo Gomes Vilana

Bulgaria

  • Stanislav Genchev

  • Stoyan Kolev

  • Zhivko Zhelev

Burkina Faso

  • Yssouf Koné

Cameroon

  • Jérémie N'Jock

Canada

  • Lars Hirschfeld

Cape Verde

  • Emerson da Luz

Colombia

  • Róbinson Zapata

  • José Moreno Mora

  • Dayro Moreno

  • Juan Carlos Toja

Costa Rica

  • Winston Parks

Cote d'Ivoire

  • Lamine Camara

  • Zie Diabate

  • Lamine Diarrassouba

  • Youssouf Kamara

  • Emmanuel Koné

  • Seydou Kone

  • Traore Lacina

  • Diarrasouba Viera

Croatia

  • Frane Vitaić

Czech Republic

  • Lukáš Magera

France

  • Steeve Joseph-Reinette

  • Anthony da Silva

  • Stéphane Zubar

Ghana

  • George Blay

Greece

  • Pantelis Kapetanos

Guinea-Bissau

  • Bruno Fernandes

Italy

  • Alessio Chiaverini

Japan

  • Takayuki Seto

Latvia

  • Aleksandrs Koļinko

Lithuania

  • Giedrius Arlauskis

  • Paulius Grybauskas

  • Tadas Labukas

Macedonia

  • Stojan Ignatov

  • Hristijan Kirovski

Moldova

  • Eugeniu Cebotaru

  • Denis Zmeu

Montenegro

  • Vladimir Božović

  • Radomir Đalović

Niger

  • Kassaly Daouda

Nigeria

  • Joseph Afusi

  • Amusan

  • Abiodun Agunbiade

  • Kevin Amuneke

  • Ifeanyi Emeghara

  • John Ike Ibeh

Paraguay

  • José Montiel

Poland

  • Paweł Golański

Portugal

  • Paolo Adriano

  • Nuno Claro

  • Nuno Miguel Pereira Diogo

  • Rui Duarte

  • Ricardo Manuel da Silva Fernandes

  • André Leão

  • Hugo Luz

  • Diogo Ramos

  • João Pedro Mingote Ribeiro

  • João Paulo Pinto Ribeiro

  • António Semedo

  • João Pedro Azevedo Silva

  • Bruno Martins Simão

  • Daniel da Silva Soares

  • Pedro Taborda

  • Nuno Viveiros

Senegal

  • Papa Malick Ba

  • Ousmane N'Doye

Serbia

  • Miodrag Anđelković

  • Bojan Djordjevic

  • Đorđe Ivelja

  • Nemanja Jovanović

  • Igor Kojić

  • Marko Ljubinković

  • Neven Marković

  • Novak Martinović

  • Ersin Mehmedović

  • Nemanja Milisavljević

  • Miloš Pavlović

  • Milanko Rašković

  • Rade Veljović

  • Vojislav Vranjković

Sierra Leone

  • Julius Wobay

Slovakia

  • Balázs Borbély

  • Miloš Brezinský

  • Marián Čišovský

  • Pavol Farkas

  • Dušan Kuciak

  • Boris Peškovič

Slovenia

  • Domen Beršnjak

  • Andrej Pečnik

  • Dejan Rusič

  • Dare Vršič

Spain

  • Ibón Pérez Arrieta

Togo

  • Serge Akakpo

  • Daré Nibombé

Uruguay

  • Darío Flores

  • Agustín Viana

Zimbabwe

  • Mike Temwanjera

See Also

List of foreign football players in Liga I 2008-2009

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