List of foreign Azerbaijan Premier League players
This is a list of foreign players in the Azerbaijan Premier League, which commenced play in 1992. The following players must meet both of the following two criteria:
- Have played at least one Premier League game. Players who were signed by Premier League clubs, but only played in lower league, cup and/or European games, or did not play in any competitive games at all, are not included.
- Are considered foreign, i.e., outside Azerbaijan, determined by the following:
- A player is considered foreign if he is not eligible to play for the national team of Azerbaijan.
More specifically,
- If a player has been capped on international level, the national team is used; if he has been capped by more than one country, the highest level (or the most recent) team is used.
- If a player has not been capped on international level, his country of birth is used, except those who were born abroad from Azerbaijan.
In bold: Current foreign Azerbaijan Premier League players and their present team.
- As of match played 22 February 2020
Naturalized players [lower-alpha 1]
UEFA
Albania
- Ervin Bulku – AZAL (2011–12)
- Eleandro Pema – AZAL (2010–11)
- Suad Liçi – Baku (2005–06)
- Sabien Lilaj – Gabala (2018–2019)
- Emiljano Vila – Inter Baku (2015)
- Elvin Beqiri – Khazar Lankaran (2010–12)
- Admir Teli – Qarabağ (2009–15)
- Ansi Agolli – Qarabağ (2010–11, 2012–2019)
- Gerhard Progni – Zira (2016–17)
Belarus
- Gennadi Bliznyuk – AZAL (2011)
- Artsyom Vaskow – Olimpik-Shuvalan (2009)
- Mikhail Sivakow – Gabala (2015)
- Valyantsin Byalkevich – Inter Baku (2008–09)
- Mihail Makowski – Inter Baku (2004–06)
- Uladzimir Makowski – Inter Baku (2004–06)
- Andrey Milewski – Inter Baku (2004)
- Vitaly Varivonchik – Inter Baku (2004–05)
- Alyaksandr Martseshkin – Khazar Lankaran (2004–06)
- Igor Kovalevich – Khazar Lankaran (2004)
- Andrey Lobanov – Khazar Lankaran (2004)
- Dmitri Koltoviç – Khazar Lankaran (2004)
- Syarhey Pawlyukovich – Khazar Lankaran (2007)
- Dmitri Parkhachev – Olimpik Baku (2007–08), Kapaz (2011–12)
- Vital Lyadzyanyow – MKT Araz (2007)
- Andrey Sherakow – Simurq (2009)
- Viktor Tulyantsev – Qarabağ (2004)
- Boris Karasyov – MKT Araz (2004–05)
- Dmitri Tulintsev – Qarabağ (2003–04)
Belgium
- Emile Mpenza – Neftchi Baku (2010–12)
- Benjamin Lambot – Simurq (2014–15)
Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Predrag Bogosavljević – Göyazan Qazakh (2004–05)
- Njegoš Matić – Göyazan Qazakh (2004–05)
- Nedo Turković – AZAL (2014)
- Saša Kajkut – Baku (2010–11)
- Tomislav Stanić – Inter Baku (2006–07), Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit (2007–08)
- Ermin Zec – Gabala (2015–16)
- Milija Žižić – Gabala (2008–09)
- Eldin Adilović – Mughan (2009–10)
- Adis Ćulov – Mughan (2009)
- Irfan Fejzić – Mughan (2010–11)
- Ekrem Hodžić – Mughan (2009–11), Ravan Baku (2011–13)
- Edis Kurtanović – Mughan (2009–10), Kapaz (2010–11)
- Amer Jugo – Mughan (2010–11)
- Ilija Prodanović – Mughan (2010)
- Irfan Rastoder – Mughan (2011)
- Tomislav Višević – Neftchi Baku (2004–05), Olimpik Baku (2005)
- Semjon Milošević – Olimpik Baku (2005)
- Asmir Begović – Qarabağ (2019)
- Nidal Ferhatović – Qarabağ (2007–09)
- Ibrahim Šehić – Qarabağ (2013–2018)
- Sedat Şahin – Qarabağ (2008–09)
- Bojan Marković – Ravan Baku (2014)
- Mario Marina – Sabah (2020–)
- Mario Božić – Simurq (2012–13)
- Nenad Kiso – Simurq (2013)
- Dilaver Zrnanović – Simurq (2012–14)
- Dalibor Dragić – Turan Tovuz (2006)
Bulgaria
- Tomi Kostadinov – AZAL (2014)
- Enyo Krastovchev – AZAL (2010–11), Inter Baku (2011–12)
- Stanislav Bachev – Baku (2007–09)
- Radomir Todorov – Khazar Lankaran (2007–10, 2012–13), Baku (2011)
- Aleksandar Tomash – Baku (2008–09)
- Asen Nikolov – Baku (2007–08), Gabala (2008)
- Velichko Velichkov – Gabala (2010–11)
- Daniel Genov – Inter Baku (2010–13), Simurq (2011–12)
- Svilen Simeonov – Inter Baku (2007–09)
- Georgi Vladimirov – Inter Baku (2007–08)
- Zhivko Zhelev – Inter Baku (2010), Simurq (2011)
- Petar Zlatinov – Inter Baku (2008–13)
- Kostadin Dzhambazov – Khazar Lankaran (2007–09)
- Galin Ivanov – Khazar Lankaran (2014)
- Martin Stankov – Khazar Lankaran (2004–07)
- Ivan Tsvetkov – Khazar Lankaran (2008–10)
- Marcho Dafchev – Neftchi Baku (2008–09)
- Svetoslav Petrov – Neftchi Baku (2006–09)
- Ivan Karamanov – Qarabağ (2004–05)
- Simeon Slavchev – Qarabağ (2018–2019)
- Emil Martinov – Sabail (2018–2019)
- Nikolay Valev – Simurq (2009–10), Mughan (2010)
- Martin Kerchev – Turan Tovuz (2011)
- Boris Kondev – Turan Tovuz (2011)
- Kiril Nikolov – Turan Tovuz (2005)
Croatia
- Duje Baković – Baku (2012)
- Marko Šarlija – Baku (2008–12)
- Ernad Skulić – Baku (2008–12)
- Aleksandar Šolić – Baku (2009–14)
- Petar Franjić – Gabala (2016–17)
- Filip Ozobić – Gabala (2016–2018), Qarabağ (2018–)
- Ivica Žunić – Gabala (2019–)
- Matija Špičić – Inter Baku (2013–15)
- Robert Alviž – Khazar Lankaran (2012–13)
- Marin Oršulić – Khazar Lankaran (2013)
- Vjekoslav Tomić – Khazar Lankaran (2014–15)
- Ivan Radoš – Kapaz (2012–13)
- Slavko Bralić – Neftchi Baku (2018–2019)
- Darko Čordaš – Neftchi Baku (2005–06)
- Dario Melnjak – Neftchi Baku (2016)
- Mateo Mužek – Neftchi Baku (2017–2018)
- Goran Paracki – Neftchi Baku (2018–2019)
- Krševan Santini – Neftchi Baku (2016)
- Domagoj Kosić – Olimpik Baku (2005)
- Boško Peraica – Olimpik Baku (2005)
- Miro Varvodić – Qarabağ (2012–13)
- Adnan Hodžić – Simurq (2010–11)
- Stjepan Poljak – Simurq (2012–15), Inter Baku (2015)
- Tomislav Bušić – Simurq (2012–13)
- Zdravko Popović – Simurq (2012–13)
- Ivan Grabovac – Turan Tovuz (2012)
- Anton Rukavina – Turan Tovuz (2012–13)
- Ante Zurak – Turan Tovuz (2012)
Cyprus
- Giorgos Pelagias – Baku – (2013–2015)
Czech Republic
- Bronislav Červenka – Inter Baku (2007–2012)
- Lubomír Kubica – Inter Baku (2009–2010)
- Pavel Dreksa – Neftchi Baku (2017)
- Zdeněk Folprecht – Neftchi Baku (2017)
- Ivo Táborský – Inter Baku (2014)
- Tomas Ineman – Khazar Lankaran (2009–2011)
- Lukáš Třešňák – Simurq (2014)
England
- Terry Cooke – Gabala (2010–2011)
Estonia
- Sergei Zenjov – Gabala (2015–2017)
- Tihhon Šišov – Khazar Lankaran (2010–2011)
- Dmitri Kruglov – Neftchi Baku (2008, 2008–2010), Inter Baku (2010–2011), Ravan Baku (2014)
- Taavi Rähn – Neftchi Baku (2009–2010)
- Andrei Stepanov – Neftchi Baku (2009–2010)
- Vladimir Voskoboinikov – Neftchi Baku (2010)
- Artur Kotenko – Ravan Baku (2011)
France
- Ender Günlü – Olimpik-Shuvalan (2009–2010), Turan Tovuz (2012–2013)
- Franck Madou[b CIV] – AZAL (2017)
- Stéphane Borbiconi – Baku (2010–2011)
- Bagaliy Dabo – Gabala (2016–2018), Neftchi Baku (2018–)
- Abdelrafik Gérard – Gabala (2020–)
- Steeven Joseph-Monrose – Gabala (2017–2019), Neftchi Baku (2019–)
- Yannick Kamanan – Gabala (2012–2014)
- Yohan Bocognano – Inter Baku (2014–2015)
- L'Imam Seydi – Inter Baku (2015)
- Abdellah Zoubir – Qarabağ (2018–)
- Chafik Tigroudja – Zira (2019–)
- Dylan Duventru – Zira (2018–2019)
- Ben Sangaré – Zira (2017)
Georgia
- İrakli Gelaşvili – Adliyya Baku
- David Janalidze – Turan Tovuz (2012–13), Araz-Naxçıvan (2014), AZAL (2016–17)
- Ramaz Dzhabnidze – AZAL (2009–10)
- Roman Goginashvili – AZAL (2009–10)
- Aleksandre Guruli – AZAL (2015–16)
- Lasha Kasradze – AZAL (2014–15), Inter Baku (2015–16)
- Nugzar Kvirtia – AZAL (2009–12, 2015–17), Turan Tovuz (2012–13)
- Giorgi Demetradze – Baku (2008–09)
- Merab Dzodzuashvili – Baku (2005)
- Aleksandre Gogoberishvili – Baku (2005–08), Qarabağ (2008), AZAL (2009), Turan Tovuz (2011–12)
- Giorgi Megreladze – Baku (2006–07)
- George Popkhadze – Baku (2012–13)
- Alexander Rekhviashvili – Baku (2005)
- Amiran Mujiri – Baku (2007–10), Standard Sumgayit (2010)
- Şota Cişkariani – Bakili Baku
- David Kokaşvili – Bakili Baku
- Tornike Aptsiauri – Gabala (2007–09)
- Goga Beraia – Gabala, Kəpəz
- Dmitri Ditmarxusişvili – Gabala (2006–07)
- Giorgi Gabidauri – Gabala (2007–08)
- Revaz Getsadze – Olimpik Baku (2008–09), Gabala (2009–10)
- Dmitri Kapanadze – Gabala (2006–07)
- Merab Gigauri – Gabala (2019–)
- Gorgi Krasovski – Gabala (2006–07)
- Zurab Mamaladze – Gabala (2007–08)
- Irakli Vashakidze – Gabala (2007–08)
- Davit Volkovi – Gabala (2019), Zira (2020–)
- Laşa Coqiaşvili – Göyazan Qazax
- Zaza Medoyev – Turan Tovuz (2005–06), Göyazan Qazax
- Roman Çitadze – Turan Tovuz, Göyazan Qazax
- Ilia Kandelaki – Inter Baku (2010–13)
- Aleksandre Amisulashvili – Inter Baku (2014–15)
- Aleksandre Iashvili – Inter Baku (2013–14)
- Zurab Khizanishvili – Inter Baku (2015–17)
- Nika Kvekveskiri – Inter Baku (2015–16), Gabala (2016–17)
- Lasha Salukvadze – Inter Baku (2013–16)
- Giorgi Lomaia – Inter Baku (2009–16)
- Kakhaber Mzhavanadze – Inter Baku (2009–11)
- Giorgi Navalovski – Inter Baku (2010), Neftchi Baku (2017)
- David Odikadze – Inter Baku (2009–11)
- Revaz Tevdoradze – Inter Baku
- Kaxaber Cebisaşvili – Khazar Universiteti Baku, Bakili Baku, Karat Baki
- Armaz Çeladze – Karat Baki
- Dmitri Arsoşvili – Karat Baki
- Laşa Ambidze – Karat Baki
- Roman Akhalkatsi – Karvan (2005–08), Olimpik Baku (2008–09), Simurq (2009–10)
- Lekso Intskirveli – Karvan
- Mixail Mesxi – Karvan
- Gocha Trapaidze – Karvan (2004–08)
- Irakli Beraia – Kəpəz, Turan Tovuz
- Zura Dzamsashvili – Kəpəz, Turan Tovuz
- Levan Mdivnishvili – Kəpəz
- Mamuka Xundadze – Kəpəz
- Nodari Papidze – Kəpəz
- Roin Kerdzevadze – Kəpəz
- Georgi Danibeqaşvili – Kəpəz, Polis Akademy Baku, MOIK Baku
- Giorgi Sepiashvili – Kəpəz, Inter Baku
- Valeri Abramidze – Neftchi Baku (2005–06, 2009–10), Khazar Lankaran (2006–07), Inter Baku (2010–13)
- Davit Imedashvili – Khazar Lankaran (2005–06, 2010)
- Timuri Çlaidze – Khazar Universiteti Baku
- David Ciqoşvili – Khazar Universiteti Baku
- Georgi Şukakidze – Khazar Universiteti Baku
- David Menteşaşvili – Khazar Universiteti Baku
- Georgi Tsagareishvili – Khazar Universiteti Baku
- Arçil Soxadze – Khazar Universiteti Baku
- Qoderdi Qoqoladze – Khazar Universiteti Baku, Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit
- Deviko Khinchagov – Masallı (2007–08)
- Vaja Lomaşvili – Masallı
- Boris Qonçarov – Masallı
- Amiran Gventsadze – MOIK Baku
- Givi Çxetiani – Mughan, Bakili Baku
- George Gulordava – Mughan, Ravan Baku
- Davit Svanidze – Mughan
- Georgi Adamia – Neftchi Baku (2004–08), Baku (2008–10), Qarabağ (2010–12), Inter Baku (2012–13)
- Vladimir Burduli – Neftchi Baku (2010)
- Otar Korgalidze – Neftchi Baku (1995)
- Giorgi Chelidze – Neftchi Baku (2008–09)
- Shota Chomakhidze – Neftchi Baku (2003), Qarabağ (2004)
- Mikheil Khutsishvili – Kəpəz (2004–05), Olimpik Baku (2008)
- Nikoloz Gelashvili – Qarabağ (2013–14)
- Jaba Dvali – Qarabağ (2014)
- David Qureşidze – Sahdag Qusar
- Kakhaber Kvetenadze – Sahdag Qusar (2004–05)
- Shalva Mumladze – Sahdag Qusar (2005)
- Arçil Lobjanidze – Sahdag Qusar
- Tornike Navruzaşvili – Sahdag Qusar
- Malxas Çinçarauli – Shamkir
- Demuri Kukuvava – Shamkir
- Geli Qabisoniya – Shamkir
- Gela Bartiya – Shamk
- Davit Bolkvadze – Simurq (2008–10)
- Kakhaber Chkhetiani – Simurq (2008–10)
- Grigol Dolidze – Simurq (2008–09)
- Teimuraz Gongadze – Simurq (2009–10)
- Mikheil Makhviladze – Simurq (2008–09)
- Mixail Alavidze – Standard Baku
- David Çiçveyşvili – Standard Baku
- Bachana Tskhadadze – Standard Baku (2008–09), Inter Baku (2010–15), Simurq (2010)
- Vladimir Uqrexelidze – Standard Baku
- Davit Chichveishvili – Standard Sumgayit (2008–10)
- Sergi Orbeladze – Standard Sumgayit (2009–10)
- Giorgi Seturidze – Standard Sumgayit (2009–10), Kəpəz (2010–11)
- Levan Silagadze – Standard Sumgayit (2008–10)
- Nika Apakidze – Sabail (2018)
- Tamaz Tsetskhladze – Sabail (2017–2019)
- Giorgi Beriashvili – Turan Tovuz (2011–12)
- Timur Dmitriaşvili – Turan Tovuz
- Georgi Chedia – Turan Tovuz
- Giorgi Kilasonia – Turan Tovuz (2000–01), Neftchi Baku (2001–02)
- Levan Chkhetiani – Turan Tovuz (2012–13)
- Marat Dzakhmishev – Turan Tovuz (2010)
- Oleg Gvelesiani – Turan Tovuz (2009), Standard Sumgayit (2011)
- Zurab Khurtsidze – Turan Tovuz (2011)
- Nizami Sadıqov – Turan Tovuz
- Jaba Tsiklauri – Turan Tovuz
- Zaza Latsabidze – Turan Tovuz (2005–06)
- Giorgi Modebadze – Turan Tovuz
- Gogi Pipia – Turan Tovuz (2012)
- Shalva Pirtskhalava – Turan Tovuz (2010)
- Tengiz Sichinava – Turan Tovuz (2005), MKT Araz (2006)
- Giorgi Gorozia – Zira (2017)
Germany
- Omar El Zein – Standard Sumgayit (2009–2010)
- Murat Doymus – Sumgayit (2012–2013)
- Kiyan Soltanpour – Sumgayit (2014–2015)
- Goksu Hasancik – Turan Tovuz (2011–2012)
Greece
- Charis Komesidis – Bakili Baku (2008)
- Aleksios Mikhailidis – Bakili Baku (2008)
- Vangelis Mantzios – Baku (2012–2013)
- Giorgos Georgiadis – Keşla (2018)
- Dimitris Sialmas – Khazar Lankaran (2012–2013)
- Vangelis Platellas – Neftchi Baku (2019–)
- Anastasios Papazoglou – Zira (2019–)
Kazakhstan
- Anatoli Stukalov – Turan Tovuz (2012–2013)
Iceland
- Hannes Þór Halldórsson – Qarabağ (2018–2019)
Israel
- Idan Weitzman – Simurq (2013–2015)
- Amir Agayev – Sumgayit (2019–)
Italy
- Gianluca Sansone – Neftchi Baku (2019)
Latvia
- Oskars Kļava – AZAL (2012–2015)
- Nikolajs Kozačuks – AZAL (2009)
- Ritus Krjauklis – AZAL (2011)
- Deniss Ivanovs – Baku (2011–2013)
- Andrejs Štolcers – Baku (2005–2006)
- Māris Verpakovskis – Baku (2011–2013)
- Pāvels Doroševs – Gabala (2009–2012), Neftchi Baku (2013–2015)
- Ģirts Karlsons – Inter Baku (2009–2012)
- Vladimirs Koļesņičenko – Inter Baku (2009)
- Andrejs Rubins – Inter Baku(2008–2010), Qarabağ(2010–2011), Simurq (2011–2012)
- Kristaps Grebis – Kapaz (2011), Simurq (2011–2012)
- Deniss Romanovs – Khazar Lankaran (2010–2011)
- Igors Tarasovs – Simurq (2012)
- Genādijs Soloņicins – Simurq (2009–2010)
- Jurijs Ksenzovs – Turan Tovuz (2010)
- Mareks Zuntners – Turan Tovuz (2009)
Lithuania
- Mindaugas Daunoravičius – AZAL (2011–2012)
- Gvidas Juška – AZAL (2010–2011)
- Marius Kazlauskas – AZAL (2010), Turan Tovuz (2012–2013)
- Andrius Velička – AZAL (2012–2013)
- Deividas Česnauskis – Baku (2012–2014)
- Robertas Poškus – Inter Baku (2009–2011), Simurq (2011–2012)
- Tadas Labukas – Inter Baku (2008–2009)
- Tomas Ražanauskas – Inter Baku (2006–2007)
- Andrius Gedgaudas – Inter Baku (2006–2008)
- Valdas Trakys – Inter Baku (2006–2007)
- Edvinas Girdvainis – Keşla (2018–2019)
- Darius Žutautas – Khazar Lankaran (2006–2007)
- Tadas Simaitis – Kapaz (2015–2017)
- Paulius Grybauskas – Neftchi Baku (2009–2011)
- Marijanas Choruzijus – Olimpik Baku (2008–2009)
- Egidijus Juška – Qarabağ (2006)
- Mindaugas Kalonas – Ravan Baku (2013), Baku (2013–2014), Simurq (2014)
- Edgaras Žarskis – Sabail (2017)
- Vidas Alunderis – Simurq (2011–2012)
- Paulius Paknys – Simurq (2010), Inter Baku (2010–2011)
- Edvinas Lukoševičius – Standard (2008–2009), Karvan (2009–2010)
Macedonia
- Robert Petrov – AZAL (2010–2012)
- Cvetan Churlinov – Baku (2008)
- Gjorgji Hristov – Baku (2008)
- Edin Nuredinoski – Baku (2012–2014)
- Dragan Načevski – Baku (2009)
- Filip Despotovski – Inter Baku (2010–2011)
- Ilčo Naumoski – Inter Baku (2013)
- Bujamin Asani – Kapaz (2012–2013)
- Nikola Gligorov – Khazar Lankaran (2013–2014)
- Dejan Blaževski – Khazar Lankaran (2014)
- Zoran Baldovaliev – MKT Araz (2005–2006)
- Zoran Sterjovski – MKT Araz
- Sashko Pandev – Mughan (2010–2011)
- Slavčo Georgievski – Neftchi Baku (2010–2012), Inter Baku (2012–2015)
- Igor Mitreski – Neftchi Baku (2010–2014)
- Vanče Šikov – Neftchi Baku (2016)
- Bilal Velija – Olimpik Baku (2008)
- Ilami Halimi – Olimpik Baku (2008)
- Vladimir Dimitrovski – Qarabağ (2015)
- Muarem Muarem – Qarabağ (2012–2015, 2016–2017)
- Zakarija Ramazani – Qarabağ
- Artim Šakiri – Qarabağ (2008–2009)
- Nderim Nexhipi – Qarabağ (2011–2012)
- Tome Kitanovski – Sabail (2018–2019)
- Yani Urdinov – Zira (2018)
Montenegro
- Miodrag Zec – Baku (2004–2005)
- Mijuško Bojović – Keşla (2019–)
- Aleksandar Nedović – Inter Baku (2005)
- Boban Bajković – Neftchi Baku (2016–2017)
- Jovan Drobnjak – Olympic Baku (2006–2008)
- Aleksandar Dubljević – Turan Tovuz (2011–2012)
- Igor Ivanović – Zira (2015–2016)
- Miloš Bakrač – Zira (2019–)
- Bojan Zogović – Zira (2019–)
Moldova
- Gheorghe Boghiu – AZAL
- Stanislav Namașco – AZAL (2014–2016), Keşla (2019–)
- Anatolie Doroş – MKT Araz Imisli, Standard, AZAL, Simurq
- Serghei Laşcencov – AZAL
- Artur Pătraş – AZAL
- Vadim Boret– Baku
- Alexei Savinov – Baku
- Veaceslav Sofroni – Baku
- Victor Comleonoc – Gabala
- Anatolie Ostap – Gabala
- Vladimir Ţaranu – Gabala
- Oleg Şişchin – Inter Baku
- Ion Testemiţanu – Inter Baku
- Gennadi Ange – Karat Baki
- Ion Arabadji- Kəpəz
- Denis Calincov – Khazar Lankaran
- Viktor Barışev – MKT Araz
- Aurel Revenko – MKT Araz
- Anatoli Stavila – MKT Araz
- Vadim Cricimar – Mughan
- Iqor Soltaniçi – Mughan
- Petru Racu – Neftchi Baku (2019)
- Nicolae Orlovschi – Ravan Baku
- Eugeniu Cociuc – Sabail (2018, 2018–2019), Sabah (2020–)
- Alexandru Golban – Simurq
- Alexandru Chirilov – Standard Sumgayit
- Andrei Chirşul – Standard Sumgayit
- Eduard Grosu – Standard Sumgayit
- Daniel Pisla – Standard Sumgayit, Turan Tovuz
- Victor Gonta – Turan Tovuz
- Yevgeni Karabulya – Turan Tovuz
- Valeriu Onila – Turan Tovuz
- Oleg Khromtsov – Turan Tovuz
- Alexandru Dedov – Zira (2018–2019)
- Gheorghe Anton – Zira (2020–)
The Netherlands
- Adnan Barakat – Baku (2010–2011)
- Dave Bulthuis – Gabala (2017)
- Lorenzo Ebecilio – Gabala (2013–2014)
- Collins John – Gabala (2011)
- Steve Olfers – Gabala (2010–2012)
- Ruben Schaken – Inter Baku (2015)
- Melvin Platje – Neftchi Baku (2013–2014)
- Leroy George – Qarabağ (2013–2015)
- Rydell Poepon – Qarabağ (2015–2016)
Norway
- Tarik Elyounoussi – Qarabağ (2017)
Poland
- Tomasz Stolpa – Gabala (2009–2010)
- Tomasz Bobel – Neftchi Baku (2009)
- Jakub Rzeźniczak – Qarabağ (2017–2019)
- Łukasz Sapela – Ravan Baku (2012–2014)
- Adam Banaś – Simurq (2014–2015)
- Marcin Burkhardt – Simurq (2012–2013)
- Paweł Kapsa – Simurq (2013–2015)
- Dawid Pietrzkiewicz – Simurq (2012–2013), Gabala (2013–2014, 2015–2017)
Portugal
- Paulino Lopes Tavares – Gabala (2009)
- Yazalde – Gabala (2014)
- Serginho – Kapaz (2016–2017)
- Renato Queirós – Khazar Lankaran (2008–2009)
- António Semedo – Khazar Lankaran (2011–2012)
- Bruno Simão – Khazar Lankaran (2011)
- Hugo Machado – Standard Sumgayit (2009–2010)
- Miguel Lourenço – Zira (2016–2017)
Republic of Ireland
- Joe Kendrick – Neftchi Baku (2008–2009)
Romania
- Mihay İonesku – Baku
- Amiran Mujiri – Baku, Standard
- Cristian Valentin Muscalu – Baku
- Mihai Panc – Baku
- Marius Pena – Baku
- Daniel Oprița – Baku
- Marius Șuleap – Baku, Inter Baku
- Alexandru Benga – Gabala
- Andrei Cristea – Gabala
- George Florescu – Gabala
- Marius Humenike – Gabala
- Cristian Pulhac – Gabala
- Adrian Ropotan – Gabala
- Răzvan Ţârlea – Gabala, Kəpəz
- Constantin Arbănaş – Khazar Lankaran
- Hristu Chiacu – Khazar Lankaran
- Cătălin Doman – Khazar Lankaran
- Cosmin Frăsinescu – Khazar Lankaran
- Róbert Ilyés – Khazar Lankaran
- Adrian Iordache – Khazar Lankaran
- Cătălin Liță – Khazar Lankaran
- Daniel Munteanu – Khazar Lankaran
- Andrei Mureşan – Khazar Lankaran
- Nicolae Muşat – Khazar Lankaran
- Adrian Piţ – Khazar Lankaran
- Alexandru Piţurcă – Khazar Lankaran
- Claudiu Răducanu – Khazar Lankaran
- Ionuț Savu – Khazar Lankaran
- Adrian Scarlatache – Khazar Lankaran, Keşla (2016–18), Zira (2018–)
- Stelian Stancu – Khazar Lankaran
- Marian Aliuță – Neftchi Baku
- Leonard Naidin – Neftchi Baku
- Adrian Neaga – Neftchi Baku
- Cătălin Țîră – Neftchi Baku
- Darius Miçlea – Sahdag Qusar
- Alexandru Popovici – Sabail (2017)
- Raul Costin – Simurq
- Marius Vintilă – Standard
- Gabriel Matei – Zira (2017)
Russia
- Nurməhəmməd Murtuzəliyev – Olimpik Baku
- Qvanzav Məhəmmədov – AZAL
- Arkadi Halperin – AZAL
- Akhmed Kurbanov – Olimpik Baku
- Marat Izmailov – Gabala
- Aliyar Ismailov – Inter Baku
- Aleksandr Avdeyev – Karvan
- Ivan Vasiliev – Karvan, Ravan Baku
- Sergei Bespalykh – Kəpəz
- Murat Gomleshko – Kəpəz
- Aleksey Kaplanov – Kəpəz
- Konstantin Kolesnikov – Kəpəz
- Eduard Kokoyev – Kəpəz
- Sergey Qordun – Kəpəz
- Vladislav Serebriakov – Kəpəz
- Mixail Şişlin – Kəpəz
- Dmitri Smirnov – Kəpəz
- Alan Soltanov – Kəpəz
- Nikolay Svezhentsev – Kəpəz
- Andrei Sveshnikov – Kəpəz
- Aleksandr Çerkasov – MKT Araz
- Artyom Bezrodny – MKT Araz
- Sergey Chernyshev – Mughan (2011), Ravan Baku (2011–12), Turan-Tovuz (2012), Sumgayit (2017), Kapaz (2017)
- Nariman Gasanov – Mughan
- İslam Basxanov – Neftchi Baku
- Rafiq Bulatov – Neftchi Baku
- Timur Dzhabrailov – Neftchi Baku
- Anzor İsmayılov – Neftchi Baku
- Aleksandr Krasnyanski – Neftchi Baku
- Məhəmməd Məhəmmədov – Neftchi Baku
- İsmayıl Mirzəyev – Neftchi Baku
- Anatoli Tebloyev – Neftchi Baku, Gabala
- Aleksandr Bakhtin – Qarabağ
- Adam Ismailov – Qarabağ
- Artur Kişev – Qarabağ, Neftchi Baku
- Dmitri Kudinov – Qarabağ
- Adam Zeytov – Qarabağ
- Sharapudin Shalbuzov – Ravan Baku
- Shamil Lakhiyalov – Shafa Baku
- Sergey Maslov – Shafa Baku
- Avtandil Orudzhev – Shafa Baku, Qarabağ
- Qurban Əliyev – Shahdag Qusar
- Nəriman Fərhadov – Shahdag Qusar
- Timur İsrafilov – Shahdag Qusar
- Tamerlan Məcidov – Shahdag Qusar
- İbrahim Mirzəməhəmmədov – Shahdag Qusar
- Anzur Sadirov – Shahdag Qusar
- Mixail Sudin – Shahdag Qusar
- Ismail Khalinbekov – Shahdag Qusar
- Murad Xalidov – Shahdag Qusar
- Artur Yunusov – Shahdag Qusar
- Kamil Yunusov – Shahdag Qusar
- Vasili Yanotovsky – Simurq
- Alan Kusov – Standard Baku
- Vitali Balamestny – Standard Sumgayit, Gabala
- Nasyr Abilayev – Sumgayit
- Mehdi Jannatov – Sumgayit (2017–)
- Aleksey Isayev – Sumgayit (2018–)
- Dzhamaldin Khodzhaniyazov – Sumgayit (2019–)
- Farkhad Gystarov – Sumgayit
- Adil Ibragimov – Sumgayit
- Tavakkyul Mamedov – Sumgayit
- Khayal Mustafayev – Sumgayit
- Shamil Saidov – Turan Tovuz
- Rashid Gasanov – Turan Tovuz
- Marat Dzakhmishev – Turan Tovuz
- Eduard Yeryopkin – Turan Tovuz
Scotland
- Andy Halliday – Gabala (2017)
- Graeme Smith – Gabala (2011–12)
Serbia
- Branislav Arsenijević – AZAL (2011–14)
- Vladimir Bogdanović – AZAL (2013)
- Mirko Bunjevčević – AZAL (2010–10)
- Mensur Limani – AZAL (2010–12)
- Dragan Mandić – AZAL (2006–11)
- Saša Vučinović – Bakılı Baku (2008)
- Stevan Bates – Baku (2009–10, 2011–12), Khazar Lankaran (2012)
- Dejan Branković – Baku (2008–09)
- Darko Jovandić – Baku (2006–07)
- Nenad Kovačević – Baku (2011–13)
- Risto Ristović – Baku (2013–15)
- Milan Antić – Gabala (2009–12), Kapaz
- Ljuba Baranin – Gabala (2009–11), Kapaz (2011)
- Milan Marinković – Gabala (2009)
- Nikola Valentić – Gabala (2013–14)
- Veseljko Trivunović – Gabala (2011–12)
- Goran Arnaut – Inter Baku (2007–10)
- Igor Dimitrijević – Inter Baku (2005), Shahdag Qusar (2006)
- Nikola Jolović – Inter Baku (2006–07)
- Marko Petrović – Inter Baku (2008–09)
- Vojislav Stanković – Inter Baku (2014–17), Gabala (2015–16, 2017–2019), Neftçi (2019–)
- Milan Zagorac – Inter Baku (2005–10)
- Vladimir Zelenbaba – Kapaz (2011)
- Miloš Bosančić – Keşla (2018), Sabah (2018–2019)
- Nikola Mitrović – Keşla (2018–2019)
- Milorad Korać – Khazar Lankaran (2004–06)
- Uroš Predić – Khazar Lankaran (2004)
- Marinko Petković – Khazar Lankaran (2005–06)
- Miroslav Savić – Khazar Lankaran (2004–06), Masallı (2006–08)
- Miloš Zečević – Mughan (2007–11), Ravan Baku (2011–13)
- Vladimir Mićović – Neftchi Baku (2005–10)
- Saša Stamenković – Neftchi Baku (2011–15), Sabah (2018–)
- Mirko Babić – Olympic Baku (2005–06)
- Srđan Baljak – Olympic Baku (2005)
- Marko Mitrović – Olympic Baku (2005–06)
- Zoran Cilinšek – Qarabağ (2006)
- Bojan Pavlović – Qarabağ (2011–12)
- Bojan Ilić – Qarabağ (2005–07), Baku (2007)
- Bojan Šaranov – Qarabağ (2016–17)
- Slobodan Sladojević – Qarabağ (2006–07)
- Miloš Adamović – Ravan Baku (2013–14)
- Nemanja Vidaković – Ravan Baku (2011–13)
- Filip Ivanović – Sabah (2018–)
- Dragan Perišić – Simurq (2009–10)
- Nenad Begović – Simurq (2009)
- Dragan Ćeran – Simurq (2013–15)
- Marko Stanojević – Simurq (2014–15)
- Nenad Stojanović – Simurq (2012–13)
- Dejan Đenić – Standard Baku (2007)
- Ognjen Paripović – Standard Baku (2007–08)
- Zoran Cvetković – Turan Tovuz (2008)
- Saša Kovačević – Turan Tovuz (2005–06), Olympic Baku (2006)
- Milan Đurić – Zira (2016–2018)
- Jovan Krneta – Zira (2015–2018)
- Miloš Radivojević – Zira (2018–2019)
Slovakia
- Pavol Farkaš – Gabala (2014–2015)
- Peter Chrappan – Inter Baku (2011–2012)
- Ivan Pecha – Khazar Lankaran (2009–2010), Ravan Baku (2013)
- Kamil Kopúnek – Ravan Baku (2014)
Slovenia
- Lucas Horvat – Baku (2012–2015)
- Jure Travner – Baku (2013–2015)
- Dejan Kelhar – Gabala (2012–2013)
- Nicolas Rajsel – Gabala (2020–)
- Luka Žinko – Gabala (2013)
- Dejan Rusič – Khazar Lankaran (2011–2012)
- Tomislav Mišura – Neftchi Baku (2005–2006)
- Michal Peškovič – Neftchi Baku (2015)
- Mitja Mörec – Ravan Baku (2014)
Spain
- Juanfran – AZAL (2012–2015), Inter Baku (2015)
- Koke – Baku (2012)
- Mario Rubio – Baku (2013–2014)
- Mario – Baku (2013–2014)
- Alberto Noguera – Baku (2013–2014)
- Rubén – Baku (2013–2014)
- Fernán Ferreiroa – Gabala (2019–)
- Mikel Álvaro – Inter Baku (2013–2015)
- Iván Benítez – Inter Baku (2013–2015)
- Toni Doblas – Khazar Lankaran (2013)
- Eduard Oriol – Khazar Lankaran (2013–2014)
- Mario Rosas – Khazar Lankaran (2011–2012)
- Añete – Neftchi Baku (2015–2016)
- Daniel Lucas – Neftchi Baku (2017)
- Míchel – Qarabağ (2015–)
- Dani Quintana – Qarabağ (2015–2020)
- Jaime Romero – Qarabağ (2019–)
- Melli – Simurq (2015), Neftchi Baku (2015–2016)
- Tato – Zira (2015–2016)
Sweden
- Freddy Borg – AZAL (2013)
- Nadir Benchenaa- Khazar Lankaran (2009)
- John Pelu- Mughan, Ravan Baku (2011–2012)
- Samuel Armenteros – Qarabağ (2015–2016)
- Sebastian Castro-Tello – Ravan Baku (2013)
- Fredrik Holster – Ravan Baku (2013–2014)
Switzerland
- Danijel Subotić – Gabala (2014–2015, 2017)
- Innocent Emeghara – Qarabağ (2014–2015, 2018–2019)
Turkey
- Mehmet Əli – Qarabağ
- Can Akgün – Sumgayit
- Göksel Akıncı – Khazar Lankaran
- Mehmet Ali Arslan – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit
- Muhammad Ali Atam – Sumgayit
- Devran Ayhan – Khazar Lankaran, Qarabağ
- Ali Cansun – Neftchi Baku
- Erdal Çelik – Sumgayit
- Seyid Cem – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit
- Firat Çırçı – Bakili Baku, Shafa Baku
- Hakan Demir – Qarabağ
- Oktay Derelioğlu – Khazar Lankaran
- Ahmet Dursun – Khazar Lankaran
- Kürşat Duymuş – Baku
- Ferdi Elmas – Baku
- Muammer Erdoğdu – Khazar Lankaran, Turan Tovuz, Kəpəz, Gabala
- Gökhan Güleç – Khazar Lankaran
- Erman Güraçar – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit
- Çətin Günər – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit
- Mehmet Kahraman – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit
- Tunc Kip – Khazar Lankaran
- Dəniz Kolqu – Khazar Lankaran
- Məsut Kumçuoğlu – Khazar Lankaran
- İbrahim Mandiralı – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit
- Abdulkadir Öz – AZAL, Gabala, Bakili Baku
- Mustafa Engin Özmən – Qarabağ
- Ahmet Öztürk – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit
- Fatih Sonkaya – Khazar Lankaran
- Taner Taktak – Sumgayit
- Aydın Tuna – Karvan
- Əhməd Ünal – FK Gäncä
- Suat Usta – Neftchi Baku
- Mustafa Xeyri – Inshaatchi Baku
- Atilla Yildirim – Sumgayit (2018–2019)
Ukraine
- Valeriy Kutsenko – AZAL (2015), Keşla (2019)
- Serhiy Puchkov– Bakili Baku
- Viktor Kulykov – Bakili Baku, Shamkir
- Ruslan Levyga – Baku
- Stanislav Loban – Baku
- Oleksiy Antonov – Gabala
- Dmytro Bezotosnyi – Gabala (2015–2019)
- Volodimir Bondarchuk – Gabala
- Ruslan Fomin – Gabala
- Ramil Hasanov – Gabala (2014–), Sumgayit (2017)
- Oleksiy Gai – Gabala
- Mykola Hybalyuk – Gabala
- Ihor Melnyk – Gabala
- Oleh Osadchyi – Gabala
- Maksym Skorokhodov – Gabala
- Vitaliy Vernydub – Gabala (2015–2018)
- Andriy Kandzyuk – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit
- Dmytro Veremchuk – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit
- Sergei Chernykh – Inter Baku
- Andriy Davydenko – Inter Baku
- Oleksandr Kiryukhin – Inter Baku
- Yevhen Kotov – Inter Baku
- Serhiy Konovalov – Inter Baku
- Serhiy Onopko – Inter Baku
- Oleh Ostapenko – Inter Baku
- Oleksandr Mazinchuk – Karat Baki
- Artur Buzila – Karat Baki
- Andriy Danayev – Kapaz, Simurq
- Yuriy Fomenko – Kapaz (2010–2013), Inter Baku (2013, 2015–2016), AZAL (2013)
- Anton Hay – Kapaz (2011)
- Ihor Korotetskyi – Kapaz (2018), Sabail (2018–2019)
- Serhiy Litovchenko – Kapaz (2018)
- Giuli Mandzhgaladze – Kapaz (2018)
- Andriy Sidelnikov – Kapaz
- Serhiy Skirda – Kapaz
- Oleksandr Sytnik – Kapaz (2015)
- Valeriy Kutsenko – Keşla (2019)
- Yevhen Kopyl – Khazar Lankaran (2011)
- Oleksandr Babak – MKT Araz
- İhor Makovey – MKT Araz
- Dmytro Parkhomenko – MKT Araz
- Yevhen Shiman – MKT Araz
- Vitaliy Stepanovych – MKT Araz
- Valentyn Vistalyuk – MKT Araz
- Oleh Herasymyuk – Neftchi Baku
- Volodymyr Olefir – Neftchi Baku
- Kyrylo Petrov – Neftchi Baku (2017–2019)
- Roman Zub – Neftchi Baku
- Vladimir Poşexontsev – Neftchi Baku
- Aleksey Stukas – Neftchi Baku
- Leonid Kalfa – Neftchi Baku
- Vladislav Slepak – Neftchi Baku
- Sergey Qribanov – FK Olimpik Baku
- Vladimir Boqaç – Qarabağ
- Anton Kanibolotskiy – Qarabağ (2017–2018)
- Andrey Kolinenko – Qarabağ
- Serhiy Kravchenko – Qarabağ
- Denys Sokolovskyi – Qarabağ
- Artyom Şubin – Qarabağ
- Aleksandr Voskoboynik – Qarabağ
- Yuri Maksimenko – Sahdag Qusar
- Vyacheslav Sidoryuk – Shahdag Qusar, Gabala
- Yasyn Khamid – Ravan Baku, AZAL, Zira
- Kostyantyn Makhnovskyi – Ravan Baku
- Dmytro Bezruk – Sabah (2019–)
- Marko Dević – Sabah (2018–2019, 2020–)
- Vitaliy Kvashuk – Sabah (2018)
- Oleksandr Rybka – Sabail (2019–)
- Serhiy Artiukh – Simurq, Turan Tovuz, Ravan Baku
- Yuriy Bulychev – Simurq
- Taras Chopik – Simurq
- Ruslan Hunchak – Simurq
- Yevgeni Kovtunov – Simurq
- Volodymyr Kozlenko – Simurq
- Mikola Lapko – Simurq
- Aleksandr Malygin – Simurq
- Volodymyr Mazyar – Simurq, Standard Baku
- Andrey Nikitin – Simurq
- Vyaçeslav Nevinski – Simurq
- Aleksandr Poklonski – Simurq
- Vitaliy Postranskyi – Simurq
- Andriy Raspopov – Simurq
- Sergey Rujitski – Simurq
- Serhiy Seleznyov – Simurq
- Sergey Şeqlov – Simurq
- Yevhen Shmakov – Simurq
- Andriy Sokolenko – Simurq
- Mykhaylo Starostyak – Simurq
- Oleq Timçişin – Simurq
- Nikola Zbarax – Simurq
- Yuri Donyuşkin – Turan Tovuz
- Serhiy Konyushenko – Turan Tovuz
- Anton Kovalevsky – Turan Tovuz
- Vladimir Kress – Turan Tovuz
- Aleksandr Krutskevich – Turan Tovuz, Araz-Naxçıvan
- Andrey Qorban – Turan Tovuz
- Yevhen Saiko – Turan Tovuz
- Serhiy Skachenko – Turan Tovuz
- Ruslan Zubkov – Turan Tovuz, Araz-Naxçıvan
CONMEBOL
Argentina
- Cristián Ruiz – AZAL (2011)
- Leandro Becerra – Baku (2012–2014)
- Guillermo Leyvo – Baku (2004–2005)
- Fernando Néstor Pérez – Baku (2004–2005, 2007–2009)
- Facundo Pereyra – Gabala (2015–2016)
- Cristian Torres – Gabala (2009–2011), Ravan Baku (2011–2012, 2013), Qarabağ (2013)
- Diego Ruiz – Khazar Lankaran (2010)
- Franco Flores – Keşla (2019–)
- Pablo Podio – Keşla (2018)
- Luciano Olguín – Khazar Lankaran (2013)
- Hugo Bargas – Neftchi Baku (2017)
- Lucas Gómez – Neftchi Baku (2018)
- Juan Manuel Varea – Ravan Baku (2012–2014)
- Imanol Iriberri – Sabail (2019)
- Julian Gonzalo Varennes – Standard Baku (2008–2009)
Bolivia
- Edemir Rodríguez – Baku (2012–2013)
- Augusto Andaveris – Inter Baku (2008–2009)
- Julio César Cortez – Standard Baku (2008)
Brazil
- Diano – AZAL (2008–2010)
- Alessandro De Paula – AZAL (2007–2008)
- Eduardo – AZAL (2014–2015), Zira (2015)
- Ismael Silva Francisco – AZAL (2010)
- Junior Ailton – AZAL (2012–2014)
- Nildo – AZAL (2012–2013), Khazar Lankaran (2013–2014), Inter Baku (2014–2015)
- Tales Schutz – AZAL (2011–2012), Inter Baku (2012–2013)
- William Batista – Baku (2009)
- Flatimir Freytas da Cruz – Baku (2004–2005)
- Kristiano Dos Santos – Baku (2004–2005)
- Renatinho – Baku (2004–2005)
- Roberto Andréo Sergio – Baku (2004–2005)
- Carlos Ribero – Baku (2004–2005)
- Etto – Baku (2013–2014)
- Felipe – Baku (2009)
- Jaba– Baku (2009–2012, 2014–2015,)
- Wilson Aparecido Xavier Júnior "Juninho" – Baku (2011–2014)
- Rafael Barbosa – Baku (2009)
- Adriano – Baku (2010)
- Wênio – Baku (2010)
- Bruno Anjos – Gabala (2010–2011)
- Erivelto – Gabala (2008)
- Lourival Assis – Gabala (2012–2014)
- Bruno – Gabala (2010–2012)
- Daniel Cruz – Gabala (2011–2013)
- Diego – Gabala (2012–2014)
- Dodô – Gabala (2011–2016)
- Leonardo – Gabala (2013–2014)
- Marquinhos – Gabala (2014–2015)
- Rafael Santos – Gabala (2014–2017)
- Ricardinho – Gabala (2015–2017)
- Tiago – Gabala (2008)
- Adriano Gabiru – Inter Baku (2008–2009)
- Accioly– Inter Baku (2008–2012)
- Dhiego Martins – Inter Baku (2015)
- Filipe Machado – Inter Baku (2010–2011)
- Cleiton – Inter Baku (2008–2009)
- Robertinho – Inter Baku (2013)
- João Paulo – Inter Baku (2013–2014)
- Flavio Beck – Inter Baku (2013–2014)
- Wilson Júnior – Inter Baku (2008–2010)
- Dário – Kapaz (2015–2017, 2018), Neftchi Baku (2018–2019, 2019–)
- Dedimar Ferreira – Kapaz (2017–2018)
- Renan – Kapaz (2016–2017)
- Tiaqo Roşa dos Santos – Karvan (2009–2010)
- Dias Kleyton – Karvan (2005–2006)
- Junivan – Turan Tovuz (2005, 2009–2010), AZAL (2007–2009), Kəpəz (2010–2012)
- Beto – Khazar Lankaran (2012)
- Douglas – Khazar Lankaran (2013)
- Éder Bonfim – Khazar Lankaran (2011–2013)
- Cristian – Khazar Lankaran (2010)
- Fernando Gabriel – Khazar Lankaran (2014–2015)
- Osvaldo José Martins Júnior "Juninho" – Khazar Lankaran (2007–2011), Baku (2011–2012), Kapaz (2015–2016)
- Mario Sergio – Khazar Lankaran (2008–2010), Inter Baku (2010), Simurq (2011)
- Diego Souza – Khazar Lankaran (2007–2011), Zira (2015–2016), Kapz (2018–)
- Roberto Santos – Khazar Lankaran (2007–2008)
- Rômulo – Khazar Lankaran (2008–2009)
- Osmar Sigueira – Khazar Lankaran (2006–2007), Vilash Masalli (2007–2008), Standard Sumgayit/Baku (2008–2009, 2010)
- Ricardo Vilana – Khazar Lankaran (2011–2012)
- Elias – Khazar Lankaran (2014)
- Deyvid Sacconi – Khazar Lankaran (2013–2014)
- Thiego – Khazar Lankaran (2014)
- Vanderson – Khazar Lankaran (2012–2014)
- Jilmar Da Silva – Kapaz (2004–2005)
- Selso Ferreyra – Vilash Masalli (2007–2008)
- Fabio Ricardo – Vilash Masalli (2007–2008)
- Huqo Saldanhaqos – Vilash Masalli (2007–2008)
- Tomaş Mavrilyo – MKT Araz (2004–2005)
- Alessandro – Neftchi Baku (2010–2012)
- Ailton – Neftchi Baku (2015–2016), Qarabağ (2019–)
- Bruno Bertucci – Neftchi Baku (2012–2014)
- Carlos Cardoso – Neftchi Baku (2013–2015)
- Cauê – Neftchi Baku (2014–2015)
- Denílson – Neftchi Baku (2016)
- Flavinho – Neftchi Baku (2010–2015)
- Jairo – Neftchi Baku (2015–2017)
- José Carlos – Neftchi Baku (2008–2010)
- Rodriguinho – Neftchi Baku (2011–2012)
- Denis Silva – Khazar Lankaran (2008–2010), Neftchi Baku (2010–2012, 2013–2015), Keşla (2015–2019)
- Chumbinho – Qarabağ (2013–2015)
- Danilo Dias – Qarabağ (2014–2015)
- Reynaldo – Qarabağ (2013–2017, 2019)
- Pedro Henrique – Qarabağ (2017–2018)
- Vagner – Qarabağ (2018–)
- Igor Souza – Mughan (2010–2011), Ravan Baku (2011)
- Júlio César – Ravan Baku (2014)
- Thiago Miracema – Ravan Baku (2014–)
- Wanderson – Sabah (2018–2019)
- Renan Telles – Sabail (2017)
- Henrique – Sabail (2018–2019)
- Erico – Sabail (2019–)
- Anderson do Ó – Simurq (2012–2014)
- Léo Rocha – Standard Baku (2007), Inter Baku (2009–2010, 2013), Baku (2010), Qarabağ (2011)
- Adriano Peixe – Standard Sumgayit (2008–2009)
- Pessalli – Neftchi Baku (2016)
- Rodrigo Silva – Standard Sumgayit (2009)
- Rudison – Turan Tovuz (2011)
- Marco Tulio– Turan Tovuz (2010–2011)
Chile
- Rodrigo Gattas – Gabala (2020–)
- José Cabión – Neftchi Baku (2013)
- Nicolás Canales – Neftchi Baku (2012–2013, 2014–2015, 2016)
- Ignacio Herrera – Neftchi Baku (2017–2018)
Colombia
- John Córdoba – AZAL (2014)
- Jefferson Angulo- Baku (2010)
- Jorge Díaz Moreno – Khazar Lankaran (2006)
- Rodrigo Rosa Sales – Khazar Lankaran (2006–2007)
- Mike Campaz – Neftchi Baku (2018)
Paraguay
- Isrrael Rodríguez – Baku (2007), Standard Baku (2008)
- César Meza – Inter Baku (2013–2015, 2016), Zira (2016–2017), Keşla (2018, 2019–)
- David Meza – Inter Baku (2013–2015), Gabala (2015), Neftchi Baku (2017–2018)
- Lorenzo Frutos – Keşla (2019–)
- Francisco García – Neftchi Baku (2018)
- Eric Ramos – Neftchi Baku (2014–2016), Sabah (2018–2019)
- Julio Rodríguez – Zira (2019–2020), Sabah (2020–)
Peru
- Álvaro Ampuero – Zira (2019–)
Uruguay
- Román Cuello – Inter Baku (2008)
- Angel Gutierrez – Standard Baku (2008–2009), Inter Baku (2009–2010), FK Mughan (2010–2011), Ravan Baku (2011)
- Walter Guglielmone – Inter Baku (2007–2009), Neftchi Baku (2009–2010)
- Daniel Martínez – Standard Baku (2007–2008)
- Richard Requelme Chiappa – Standard Sumgayit (2009–2010)
Venezuela
- Ángelo Peña – Keşla (2019)
- Edson Castillo – Neftchi Baku (2016–2017)
CAF
Algeria
- Yacine Hima[b FRA] – Neftchi Baku (2011)
- Bilal Hamdi – Zira (2018–2019)
Angola
- Alexander Christovão – Keşla (2020–)
Botswana
- Mpho Kgaswane – Zira (2019–)
Burkina Faso
- Narcisse Yaméogo – Mughan (2009–2010)
- Moussa Traore – Gänclärbirliyi (2005–2006)
- Mayqa Buraimo – Gänclärbirliyi (2005–2006)
- Issa Nikiema – Gänclärbirliyi (2004–2005, 2006–2007), Turan Tovuz (2005)
Cameroon
- Joël Epalle – Baku (2010–2011)
- Kristian Makqoun – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit (2005)
- Ernest Emako-Siankam – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit (2005)
- Ghislain Aime Emo – Karvan (2008–2009)
- Guy Feutchine – Kapaz (2010–2012)
- Patrice Noukeu – Kapaz (2010–2011)
- Hervé Tchami – Keşla (2018)
- Mbilla Etame – Khazar Lankaran (2013–2014)
- Julien Ebah – Kapaz (2015–2017)
- Valentine Atem – Neftchi Baku (2009–2010)
- Ernest Nfor – Neftchi Baku (2013–2015)
- Bong Bertrand- Ravan Baku (2011)
- Michel Balokog – Ravan Baku (2013–2014)
- Romuald Onana – Turan Tovuz (2009–2010)
- Joseph Boum – Zira (2017–2018)
Cape Verde
- Vargas Fernandes – Standard Sumgayit (2009–2010)
Central African Republic
- David Manga[b FRA] – Zira (2017)
Congo
- Bruce Abdoulaye[b FRA] – Inter Baku (2012–2014)
- Muteba Mwanza – MKT Araz (2004–2006), Olimpik Baku (2006–2007)
- Dzon Delarge – Qarabağ (2018–2019)
- Ulrich Kapolongo – Qarabağ (2013–2014)
- Kévin Koubemba – Sabail (2018–2019)
Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Freddy Mombongo-Dues – AZAL (2014–2015)
- David Mbomboko Fiston Ngoy – Gabala (2007)
- Lema Mabidi – Sabail (2020–)
Egypt
- Mustafa Moshir– Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit (2006–2007)
- Ahmed Ghanem Soltan – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit (2006–2007)
- Islam Emad – Kapaz (2011–2012)
- Mostafa Afroto – Qarabağ (2012–2013)
Gambia
- Ebrima Sohna – Keşla (2018)
Ghana
- Edmond N'Tiamoah – Khazar Lankaran (2007)
- Kingsley Atakorah – Khazar Lankaran
- Kwame Karikari – Neftchi Baku (2018–2019)
- Owusu Kwabena – Qarabağ (2020–)
- Francis Bossman – Ravan Baku (2012)
- Michael Essien – Sabail (2019–)
- Seidu Salifu – Turan Tovuz (2012)
- Richard Gadze – Zira (2017–2018, 2019–)
Guinea
- Kader Camara – Gabala (2007–2009, 2010–2012), Olimpik-Shuvalan (2009)
- Oumar Kalabane – Gabala (2012–2014)
- Pathé Bangoura – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit (2005–2006), Baku (2006), Olimpik Baku (2007–2008)
- Karim Bangoura – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit (2007–2008)
- Sekouba Camara – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit (2007–2008)
- Saliou Diallo[b SLE] – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit (2005–2006, 2007)
- Ibrahima Bangoura – Khazar Lankaran (2011)
- Mamadou Kane – Neftchi Baku (2019–)
- Mamaduba Soumah – Qarabağ (2007–2008)
- Amadou Diallo[b FRA] – Sabah (2019–)
Guinea-Bissau
- Maudo Jarjué – Sabail (2017–2019)
Ivory Coast
- Serge Djiehoua – Gabala (2011–2012)
- Christian Kouakou – Gabala (2019–)
- Yacouba Bamba – Karvan (2005–2007, 2009–2010), Khazar Lankaran (2007–2009)
- Suleyman Camara – Karvan (2005–2008)
- Béko Fofana – Zira (2019)
Kenya
- Allan Wanga – Baku (2010)
- Patrick Osiako – Simurq (2013–2015)
Liberia
- Omega Roberts – AZAL (2017)
- Theo Weeks – Gabala (2016–2017)
- Isaac Pupo – Qarabağ (2007–2008), Mughan (2008–2009)
Malawi
- Robin Ngalande – Zira (2019–)
Mali
- Famoussa Koné – Gabala (2017–2018)
- Cheick Dao Tidiani – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit (2006–2007)
- Samba Diallo – Kapaz (2017)
- Salif Ballo – Khazar Lankaran (2011–2012), Turan Tovuz (2012–2013), Simurq (2013–2014)
- Sadio Tounkara – Khazar Lankaran (2012–2015), AZAL (2016–2017), Zira (2017–)
- Ulysse Diallo – Sabah (2019–)
Mauritania
- Diallo Guidileye – Keşla (2018)
Morocco
- Zouhir Benouahi – AZAL (2010–2013), Khazar Lankaran (2013–2014)
- Alharbi El Jadeyaoui[b FRA] – Qarabağ (2015–2016)
- Faycal Rherras[b BEL] – Qarabağ (2019–)
Niger
- Ghani Animofoshe – Göyazan Qazax (2004–2006), Olimpik Baku (2006–2007)
Nigeria
- Victor Igbekoi – Turan Tovuz (2005–2006, 2008–2009), Qarabağ (2006–2008), AZAL (2009–15), Zira (2017–2018)
- Pius Ikedia – AZAL (2010–2011)
- Akeem Latifu – Zira (2017)
- Abiodun Lawal – AZAL (2010–2011)
- Paul Akpan – Turan Tovuz (2007–2009)
- Cud Aqu Aloçukvu – Bakili Baku (2003–2004), Shamkir (2004–2005)
- Akinsaya Abiodin – Bakili Baku (2003–2004)
- Kinqsli Ukusare – Bakili Baku (2003–2004)
- Nkvor Okadinma – Bakili Baku (2004–2005)
- Emanuel Olukayode – Bakili Baku (2004–2005), Göyäzän Qazax (2005–2006)
- Kollins Smuokhuede – Bakili Baku (2004–2005)
- Avqustin Nvabuoku – Bakili Baku (2004–2005)
- Ohioze İke Sondi – Bakili Baku (2004–2005)
- Emanuel Ode – Bakili Baku (2003–2004), Shafa Baku (2004–2005)
- Ahmad Tijani – Shahdag Qusar (2005–2007), Baku (2007–10)
- Abdulwaheed Afolabi – Gabala (2013–14)
- Ekigho Ehiosun – Gabala (2014–15, 2017)
- Ifeanyi Emeghara – Gabala (2018–)
- James Adeniyi – Gabala (2018–2019)
- Siti Abdul Taured – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit (2005–2008)
- Fisayo Abayomi – Göyäzän Qazax (2004–2006)
- Tony Alegbe – Inter Baku (2006–2007)
- Lucky Idahor – Inter Baku (2004–2006)
- Victor Oseghale – Kapaz (2017)
- Niji Adekumne – Karvan (2007–2008)
- Uchenna Okonkwo – Karvan (2007–2008)
- Emeka Opara – Khazar Lankaran (2009–2011), Qarabağ (2013)
- Stanley Udenkwor – Neftchi Baku (2004)
- Ali Abubakr – MKT Araz (2004–2005)
- Mondey Etove – MKT Araz (2004–2005)
- Oke Akpoveta – Ravan Baku (2014), Sabail (2019)
- Erik Obidike – Sahdag Qusar (2004–2005), Turan Tovuz (2007–2008), Mughan (2008), MOIK Baku (2009)
- Səid Saladoye – Sahdag Qusar (2005–2006)
- Amadi Luki – Shafa Baku (2004–2005)
- Uçenna Eme – Shafa Baku (2004–2005)
- Antoni Fouye – Turan Tovuz (2008–2009)
- Peter Kolawole – Turan Tovuz (2009–2010)
- Chimezie Mbah – Zira (2015–2016)
Senegal
- Kalidou Cissokho – Baku (2004–2012)
- Ely Cissé – Baku (2007–2008)
- Moustapha Dabo – Gabala (2013)
- Victor Mendy – Gabala (2011–2015)
- Ibrahima Niasse – Inter Baku (2012–2013), Gabala (2013–2014, 2019–2020)
- Aladji Mansour Ba – Kapaz (2017)
- Mamadou Mbodj – Neftchi Baku (2019–)
- Magaye Gueye[b FRA] – Qarabağ (2019–)
- Pape Samba Ba – Shamkir (2004), Karvan (2005)
- Escort Essong – Shamkir (2004–2005)
- Sidi Diop – Turan Tovuz (2004–2005)
Sierra Leone
- Ibrahim Kargbo – Baku (2010–2013)
- Al Bangura – Gabala (2011)
- Sidney Kargbo – Kapaz (2008)
- John Kamara – Keşla (2019–)
- Alfred Sankoh – Khazar Lankaran (2014–2015)
- Julius Wobay – Khazar Lankaran (2011), Neftchi Baku (2012–2015)
- Kabba Samura – Mughan (2009–2010)
- Samuel Barlay – Mughan (2010), Ravan Baku (2011–2013, 2015–2016), AZAL (2013–2014)
- Sallieu Bundu – Ravan Baku (2012)
- Sheriff Suma – Ravan Baku (2011–2012, 2015)
- Alie Sesay[b ENG] – Zira (2020–)
South Africa
- Dino Ndlovu – Qarabağ (2016–2018)
- Hendrick Ekstein – Sabah (2019), Sabail (2020–)
Togo
- Daré Nibombé – Baku (2010)
- Yaovi Akakpo – Gabala (2020–)
- Arafat Djako – Inter Baku (2012)
- Jonathan Ayité – Keşla (2018–2019)
- Lalawélé Atakora – Gabala (2018–2019)
Tunisia
- Bechir Mogaadi – Karvan (2004–2007, 2009–2010), Olimpik Baku (2008–2009)
- Emir Mkademi – Karvan (2005)
Uganda
- Farouk Miya – Sabail (2018)
AFC
Australia
- John Tambouras– Neftchi Baku (2008–09)
Iran
- Farzad Hatami – Gabala (2008–09)
- Saman Nariman Jahan – Neftçi (2020–)
- Peyman Keshavarz – Sabail (2020–)
- Ebrahim Abednezhad – Sumgayit (2016)
- Peyman Babaei – Sumgayit (2019–)
- Mehdi Sharifi – Sumgayit (2019–)
- Afshin Esmaeilzadeh – Sumgayit (2016)
Philippines
- Álvaro Silva – Khazar Lankaran[b ESP] (2013–2014)
Tajikistan
- Akhtam Khamrakulov – AZAL (2014)
- Davron Ergashev – Gabala (2014)
- Sokhib Suvonkulov – Ravan Baku (2013)
Turkmenistan
- Elman Tagaýew – AZAL (2012–13), Sabail (2017–2018)
- Timur Annamammedov – Karvan –
- Döwletmyrat Ataýew – Karvan (2009–10)
- Nazar Baýramow – Karvan (2004–07), Neftchi Baku (2007–09)
- Omar Berdiýew – Karvan (2009–10)
- Mämmedaly Garadanow – Karvan (2007–08)
- Myrat Hamraýew – Karvan 2009–2010
- Pavel Kharchik – Karvan (2009), Standard Sumgayit (2010)
- Mekan Nasyrow – Karvan (2004–08), Gabala (2008–09)
- Berdi Şamyradow – Karvan (2004–05)
- Rahimberdi Baltaýew – Kapaz (2003)
- Pirkuli Saparov – Kapaz (2012–13)
- Dmitri Nezhelev – Khazar Lankaran (2004)
- Arif Mirzoýew – Neftchi Baku, Qarabağ (2003–04)
- Wahyt Orazsähedow – Sabail (2018)
South Korea
- Yoon Soung-min – Gänclärbirliyi Sumqayit (2004–05)
Uzbekistan
- Bahodir Nasimov – Neftchi Baku (2010–11, 2011–14), Keşla (2018),
- Alibobo Rakhmatullaev – Ravan Baku (2015)
- Oleg Belyakov – Turan Tovuz (2004–05)
- Shohrux Gadoyev – Keşla (2020–)
CONCACAF
Costa Rica
- Randall Brenes – Khazar Lankaran (2012)
- Diego Madrigal – Inter Baku (2014–15)
- Winston Parks – Khazar Lankaran (2010–11), Baku (2011–12)
Curaçao
- Ayrton Statie[b ANT] – Sabail (2017–2018)
- Rihairo Meulens[b NED] – Zira (2015–16)
Dominican Republic
- Heinz Barmettler[b SUI] – Inter Baku (2012)
El Salvador
- Nelson Bonilla – Zira (2015–16)
Haiti
- Soni Mustivar[b FRA] – Neftchi Baku (2018–)
- Wilde-Donald Guerrier – Qarabağ (2017–2019), Neftchi Baku (2019–)
- Sony Norde – Zira (2019)
- Kervens Belfort – Zira (2017)
Honduras
- Luis Ramos – AZAL (2014–15)
- Allan Lalín – Khazar Lankaran (2009–11)
- Roger Rojas – Sabah (2019)
Jamaica
- Deon Burton[b ENG] – Gabala (2010–12)
- Andre Clennon – Keşla (2018–2019)
- Akeem Priestley – Mughan (2009–10)
Mexico
- Édgar Pacheco – Sabail (2018)
- Osvaldo Lucas – Standard Baku (2008)
Suriname
- Dion Malone – Gabala (2017–2018)
Trinidad and Tobago
- Shahdon Winchester – Kapaz (2018)
- Jomal Williams – Zira (2018)
Notes
- Players that have been born abroad, moved to Azerbaijan later than the age of twelve, acquired Azerbaijan citizenship and waived the opportunity to play for the national teams of their native countries in order to be eligible to play for Azerbaijan
- ^ Born in Netherlands Antilles
- ^ Born in the Ivory Coast
- ^ Born in the England
- ^ Born in the France
- ^ Born in the Netherlands
- ^ Born in the Nigeria
- ^ Born in Sierra Leone
- ^ Born in Spain
- ^ Born in Switzerland
Kosovo is the subject of a territorial dispute between the Republic of Kosovo and the Republic of Serbia. The Republic of Kosovo unilaterally declared independence on 17 February 2008, but Serbia continues to claim it as part of its own sovereign territory. The two governments began to normalise relations in 2013, as part of the 2013 Brussels Agreement. Kosovo is currently recognized as an independent state by 97 out of the 193 United Nations member states. In total, 112 UN member states recognized Kosovo at some point, of which 15 later withdrew their recognition.
References
External links
- 1992 Stats
- 1993 Stats
- 1993–94 Stats
- 1994–95 Stats
- 1995–96 Stats
- 1996–97 Stats
- 1997–98 Stats
- 1998–99 Stats
- 1999–2000 Stats
- 2000–01 Stats
- 2001–02 Stats
- 2003–04 Stats
- 2004–05 Stats
- 2005–06 Stats
- 2006–07 Stats
- 2007–08 Stats
- 2008–09 Stats
- 2009–10 Stats
- 2010–11 Stats
- 2011–12 Stats
- 2012–13 Stats
| League competitions | |
|---|---|
| Cup competitions | |
| Seasons | |
| National teams | |
| Lists and categories | |
| Awards | |
| Others | |
This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.