List of foreign La Liga players

This is a list of foreign players in La Liga. The following players:

have played at least one La Liga game for the respective club.
have not been capped for the Spanish national team on any level, independently from the birthplace, except for players of Spanish formation born abroad from Spanish parents and players who have been capped for Spanish national team and also for other national teams.
have been born in Spain and were capped by a foreign national team. This includes players who have dual citizenship with Spain.

In bold: players that played at least one La Liga game in 2019–20 season, and the clubs they have played for.

Albania

Valdet Rama – Valladolid – 2012–14^{[b KOS–YUG]}
Armando Sadiku – Levante – 2017–18

Algeria

Rabah Madjer in 1986

Rachid Aït-Atmane – Sporting – 2015–17^{[b FRA]}
Djamel Belmadi – Celta – 1999–00^{[b FRA]}
Ryad Boudebouz – Betis, Celta – 2017–19^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U19]}^{[c FRA U17]}
Yacine Brahimi – Granada – 2012–14^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U21]}^{[c FRA U20]}^{[c FRA U19]}^{[c FRA U18]}^{[c FRA U17]}^{[c FRA U16]}
Liassine Cadamuro-Bentaïba – Real Sociedad – 2011–14^{[b FRA]}
Sofiane Feghouli – Valencia, Almería – 2010–16^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U21]}^{[c FRA U18]}
Abdelkader Ghezzal – Levante – 2011–12^{[b FRA]}
Nabil Ghilas – Córdoba, Levante – 2014–16^{[b FRA]}
Foued Kadir – Betis – 2015–16^{[b FRA]}
Medhi Lacen – Alavés, Racing, Getafe, Málaga – 2005–06, 08–16, 17–18^{[b FRA]}
Rabah Madjer – Valencia – 1987–88
Aïssa Mandi – Betis – 2016–^{[b FRA]}
Carl Medjani – Levante, Leganés – 2015–17^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U21]}^{[c FRA U18]}^{[c FRA U17]}^{[c FRA U16]}
Icham Mouissi – Racing – 2002–03^{[b FRA]}
Moussa Saïb – Valencia – 1997–98
Hassan Yebda – Granada – 2011–14^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U19]}^{[c FRA U18]}^{[c FRA U17]}^{[c FRA U16]}

Andorra

Lluís Basagaña – Espanyol – 1984–85
Antoni "Toni" Lima – Espanyol – 1991–92^{[b ESP]}
Jesús Lucendo – Barcelona – 1989–90^{[b ESP]}

Angola

Manucho – Valladolid, Rayo – 2009–10, 12–16
Quinzinho – Rayo – 1999–00

Argentina

Sergio Agüero playing for Atlético Madrid in 2012

Pablo Aimar in 2017

Roberto Ayala in 2018

Éver Banega playing for Sevilla in 2017

Eduardo Berizzo as Sevilla manager in 2017

Ángel Di María playing for Real Madrid in 2010

Alfredo Di Stéfano scoring for Real Madrid in 1959

Gonzalo Higuaín with Real Madrid in 2012

Diego Maradona (left) with Mario Kempes (right) before a Barcelona match against Valencia in 1982

Gerardo Martino as Barcelona manager in 2014

Javier Mascherano in action for Barcelona in 2012

Lionel Messi playing for Barcelona in 2018

Diego Milito in 2015

Ariel Ortega in 2013

Martín Palermo in 2018

Mauricio Pochettino as Espanyol manager in 2012

Juan Román Riquelme training with Villarreal in 2005

Oscar Ruggeri in 1986

Javier Saviola playing for Barcelona in 2007

Diego Simeone as Atlético Madrid manager in 2018

Roberto Abbondanzieri – Getafe – 2006–09
David Ángel Abraham – Getafe – 2012–13
José Acciari – Murcia – 2003–04
Lautaro Acosta – Sevilla, Racing – 2008–12
Luis Héctor Adorno – Burgos, Hércules – 1978–80, 81–82
Miguel Ángel Adorno – Valencia – 1971–75, 76–77
Sergio Agüero – Atlético Madrid – 2006–11
Marcos Aguirre – Valladolid – 2007–09
Ramón Aguirre Suárez – Granada, Salamanca – 1971–75
Pablo Aimar – Valencia, Zaragoza – 2000–08
Ricardo Albisbeascoechea "Albis" – Málaga, Logroñés, Valladolid – 1982–85, 87–90
Carlos Alfaro Moreno – Espanyol – 1991–92
Fernando Alí – Valladolid – 1981–83
Matías Almeyda – Sevilla – 1996–97
Luis Ramón Alonso – Elche – 1970–71
Carlos Álvarez – Oviedo – 1958–63
Cristian Darío Álvarez – Espanyol, Rayo – 2008–13, 14–15
Cristian Osvaldo Álvarez – Racing – 2003–05, 06–07
Pablo Álvarez – Zaragoza – 2011–12
Gabriel Amato – Hércules, Mallorca, Betis, Albacete – 1996–98, 01–02, 03–04
Marcos Angeleri – Málaga – 2013–16
Cristian Ansaldi – Atlético Madrid – 2014–15
Eduardo Anzarda – Real Madrid, Betis – 1971–73, 74–78, 79–80
Daniel Aquino – Albacete, Betis, Rayo – 1991–92, 94–96
Héctor Aramendi – Valladolid – 1959–61, 62–64
Sergio Araujo – Las Palmas – 2015–17, 17–18
Domingo Arcángel – Deportivo – 1964–65
Mariano Armentano – Osasuna – 2000–02
Emiliano Armenteros – Sevilla, Xerez, Rayo, Osasuna – 2008–10, 11–14
Rodolfo Arruabarrena – Villarreal – 2000–07
Claudio Arzeno – Racing – 1998–01, 02–03
Daniel Astegiano – Rayo – 1977–79
Martín Astudillo – Alavés, Osasuna – 1999–03, 05–06, 07–08
Ezequiel Ávila – Huesca, Osasuna – 2018–
Roberto Ayala – Valencia, Zaragoza – 2000–08, 09–10
Rubén Ayala – Atlético Madrid – 1973–80
Federico Azcárate – Murcia – 2003–04
Éver Banega – Valencia, Atlético Madrid, Sevilla – 2007–14, 14–16, 17–
Juan Barbas – Zaragoza – 1982–85
Mariano Barbosa – Villarreal, Recreativo, Sevilla – 2005–08, 14–
Rolando Barrera – Mallorca – 1983–84
Gustavo Barros Schelotto – Villarreal – 2000–01
Gustavo Bartelt – Rayo – 2000–01
Federico Basavilbaso – Tenerife – 1998–99, 01–02
Christian Bassedas – Tenerife – 2001–02
Adrián Bastía – Espanyol – 2003–04
José Basualdo – Extremadura – 1996–97
Sebastián Battaglia – Villarreal – 2003–05
Francisco Bayo – Celta – 1958–59
Juan Benavídez – Espanyol, Granada – 1955–60
Eduardo Berizzo – Celta, Cádiz – 2000–04, 05–06
Hernán Bernardello – Almería – 2009–12
Sergio Berti – Zaragoza – 1995–96
Daniel Bertoni – Sevilla – 1978–80
Leonardo Biagini – Atlético Madrid, Mérida, Mallorca – 1995–03
Albano Bizarri – Real Madrid, Valladolid, Gimnàstic – 1998–04, 06–07
Roberto Bonano – Barcelona, Murcia, Alavés – 2001–04, 05–06
Fabián Bonhoff – Castellón – 1989–90
Juan José Borrelli – Oviedo – 1996–97
Lucas Boyé – Celta – 2017–18
Pablo Brandán – Alavés – 2000–01
Miguel Brindisi – Las Palmas – 1976–79
Carlos Brizzola – Sevilla, Salamanca – 1976–77, 79–81, 82–83
José Luis Brown – Murcia – 1987–89
Emiliano "Emi" Buendía – Getafe – 2014–16
José María Buljubasich – Tenerife, Oviedo – 1994–96, 97–98
Diego Buonanotte – Málaga, Granada – 2011–14
Esteban Burgos – Eibar – 2019–
Germán Burgos – Mallorca, Atlético Madrid – 1999–01, 02–04
Wilfredo Daniel "Willy" Caballero – Málaga – 2010–14
Gustavo Cabral – Levante, Celta – 2011–19
Luis Cabrera – Atlético Madrid, Cádiz, Castellón – 1980–88, 89–90
Fernando Cáceres – Zaragoza, Valencia, Celta – 1993–04
Juan Pablo Caffa – Betis – 2006–08
Florencio Caffaratti – Barcelona – 1947–49
Diego Cagna – Villarreal – 2000–02
Pablo Calandria – Málaga – 2001–02
Gabriel Calderón – Betis – 1983–87
Jonathan Calleri – Las Palmas, Alavés, Espanyol – 2017–
José María Calvo – Gimnàstic, Recreativo – 2006–08
Esteban Cambiasso – Real Madrid – 2002–04
Juan Camer – Espanyol, Málaga – 1948–51
Gustavo Campagnuolo – Valencia – 1997–98
Ernesto Candía – Atlético Madrid – 1948–50
Juan Cantarutti – Málaga – 1979–80
Martín Cardetti – Salamanca, Valladolid – 1998–99, 03–04
Daniel Carnevali – Las Palmas – 1973–79
Ramón Carranza – Granada, Espanyol – 1958–62, 63–64
Guido Carrillo – Leganés – 2018–
Juan Pablo Carrizo – Zaragoza – 2009–10
Federico Cartabia – Valencia, Córdoba, Deportivo – 2013–17, 17–18
Carlos Casartelli – Salamanca, Espanyol – 1998–00
Gastón Casas – Betis – 2001–03
Santiago Cáseres – Villarreal – 2018–
Gonzalo Castellani – Villarreal – 2011–12
Ezequiel Castillo – Espanyol, Tenerife, Rayo – 1988–89, 90–97
Raúl Castronovo – Málaga, Hércules, Salamanca – 1974–75, 76–79
Pablo Cavallero – Espanyol, Celta, Levante – 1999–04, 06–07
José Luis Ceballos – Las Palmas – 1980–81
Emanuel Cecchini – Málaga – 2017–18
José Chamot – Atlético Madrid – 1998–00
Nereo Champagne – Leganés – 2016–18
Alfonso Troisi "Charles" – Hércules, Almería – 1976–81
Pablo Chavarría – Mallorca – 2019–
Pedro Chazarreta – Burgos, Murcia – 1977–79, 80–81
Leandro Chichizola – Las Palmas, Getafe – 2017–
José Juan Cioffi – Burgos – 1977–78
Rubén Ciraolo – Valencia – 1987–89
Óscar Coll – Espanyol – 1956–61
Fabricio Coloccini – Alavés, Atlético Madrid, Villarreal, Deportivo – 2001–04, 04–08
Diego Colotto – Deportivo, Espanyol – 2008–11, 12–15
Cristián Colusso – Sevilla – 1996–97
Eduardo Commisso – Hércules – 1975–78
Julio Corcuera – Deportivo, Jaén – 1950–55, 56–57
Ángel Correa – Atlético Madrid – 2015–
Joaquín Correa – Sevilla – 2016–18
Oswaldo Cortés – Elche – 1974–78
Bernardo Cos – Barcelona, Burgos – 1972–75, 76–78
Alberto "Tino" Costa – Valencia – 2010–13
Franco Costanzo – Alavés – 2005–06
Eduardo Coudet – Celta – 2002–03
Juan Crespín – Zaragoza, Cádiz – 1988–89, 92–93
Diego Crosa – Betis – 1999–00, 01–02
Emmanuel Culio – Las Palmas – 2015–16
Andrés D'Alessandro – Zaragoza – 2006–08
Roberto D'Alessandro – Salamanca – 1974–81, 82–84
Jesús Dátolo – Espanyol – 2010–12
Pablo de Blasis – Eibar – 2018–
Martín Demichelis – Málaga, Espanyol – 2010–13, 16–17
Rodrigo De Paul – Valencia – 2014–16
Óscar Dertycia – Cádiz, Tenerife, Albacete – 1990–95
Hermes Desio – Celta, Alavés – 1994–96, 98–03
Daniel "Cata" Díaz – Getafe, Atlético Madrid – 2007–13
Christian Díaz – Mallorca, Albacete – 2001–02, 03–04
Pablo Diaz – Sporting, Zaragoza – 1990–99
José Diéguez – Sevilla – 1957–67
Ángel Di María – Real Madrid – 2010–14
Vicente Di Paola – Lleida – 1950–51
Marcos Aurelio Di Paulo – Barcelona – 1948–51
Franco Di Santo – Rayo – 2018–19
Alfredo Di Stéfano – Real Madrid, Espanyol – 1953–66^{[c COL]}^{[c ESP]}^{[c CAT]}
Alejandro "Chori" Domínguez – Valencia, Rayo – 2009–11, 12–13
Federico Domínguez – Espanyol – 1998–99
Rogelio Domínguez – Real Madrid – 1957–62
Jorge Dominichi – Elche – 1975–77
Víctor Doria – Sporting – 1973–76, 77–83
Mauro dos Santos – Almería, Eibar, Leganés – 2014–18
Jorge Doval – Elche – 1973–74
Sebastián Dubarbier – Almería – 2013–15
Carlos Duré – Extremadura – 1996–97, 98–99
Aldo Duscher – Deportivo, Racing, Sevilla, Espanyol – 2000–11
Carlos Echarri – Las Palmas – 1979–80
Juan Echecopar – Granada, Murcia – 1973–75
Gonzalo Escalante – Eibar – 2015–
Damián Escudero – Valladolid, Villarreal – 2008–10
Juan Eduardo Esnáider – Real Madrid, Zaragoza, Atlético Madrid, Espanyol, Murcia – 1990–91, 92–99, 00–01, 03–04
Marcelo Espina – Racing – 1999–01
Cristian Espinoza – Alavés – 2016–17
Maximiliano Estévez – Racing – 2000–01
Daniel Fagiani – Valencia – 1999–00
José Fantaguzzi – Betis – 1987–88
Luis Fariña – Deportivo, Rayo – 2014–16
Federico Fazio – Sevilla – 2007–14, 15–16
Darío Felman – Valencia – 1977–83
Carlos Fenoy – Celta, Valladolid – 1976–77, 78–79, 80–88
Augusto Fernández – Celta, Atlético Madrid – 2012–18
Favio Fernández – Espanyol – 1996–97
Federico Fernández – Getafe – 2012–13
José Luis Fernández – Cádiz – 1992–93
Rubén Fernández – Celta – 1982–83
Teodoro Fernández – Las Palmas – 1972–78
Carlos Ferrer – Espanyol – 1939–40
Enzo Ferrero – Sporting – 1975–76, 77–85
Óscar Ferrero – Sporting, Castellón – 1978–79, 80–82
Facundo Ferreyra – Espanyol – 2018–
Luciano Figueroa – Villarreal – 2004–06
Ubaldo Fillol – Atlético Madrid – 1985–86
Mario Finarolli – Elche – 1976–78
Daniel Flores – Rayo – 1978–79
José Óscar "Turu" Flores – Deportivo, Valladolid, Mallorca – 1998–03
Juan Forlín – Espanyol – 2009–13
Juan Carlos Forneris – Granada, Elche – 1959–61, 62–66
Élio Fortunato – Las Palmas – 1981–83
Rafael Franco – Deportivo, Valladolid – 1948–52
Darío Franco – Zaragoza – 1991–95
Leo Franco – Mallorca, Atlético Madrid, Zaragoza – 1999–13
Matías Fritzler – Hércules – 2010–11
Fabricio Fuentes – Villarreal – 2006–09
Esteban Fuertes – Tenerife – 2001–02
Ramiro Funes Mori – Villarreal – 2018–
Iván Gabrich – Mérida, Extremadura, Mallorca – 1997–00
Jorge Gabrich – Barcelona – 1983–84
Fernando Gago – Real Madrid, Valencia – 2006–11, 12–13
Nicolás Gaitán – Atlético Madrid – 2016–18
Walter Gaitán – Villarreal – 1998–99, 00–01
Luciano Galletti – Zaragoza, Atlético Madrid – 2001–02, 03–07
Fernando Gamboa – Oviedo – 1996–98
Leonel Gancedo – Osasuna, Murcia – 2000–04
Antonio Garabal – Atlético Madrid – 1956–58
Ezequiel Garay – Racing, Real Madrid, Valencia – 2005–11, 16–
Antonio García – Salamanca – 1975–78
Horacio García – Jaén – 1957–58
Mateo García – Las Palmas – 2016–17
Oswaldo García – Deportivo, Espanyol, Granada – 1950–58
Óscar Garro – Celta, Sporting – 1948–49, 51–52
Roberto Gasparini – Málaga – 1982–83
Humberto Giménez – Barcelona – 1949–50
Sebastián Giménez – Hércules – 1975–76
Leandro Gioda – Xerez – 2009–10
Carmelo Giuliano – Hércules – 1974–81
Blas Giunta – Murcia – 1988–89
Juan Gómez – Real Sociedad – 1996–00
Raúl Gómez – Celta – 1958–59
Pedro Gómez Vila – Zaragoza – 1972–73
Juan Antonio Gómez Voglino – Elche – 1974–78
Esteban González – Málaga – 1989–90
Cristian "Kily" González – Zaragoza, Valencia – 1996–03
Ignacio "Nacho" González – Las Palmas – 2000–02
Óscar González – Rayo, Atlético Madrid – 1977–80
Silvio González – Numancia – 2004–05
Patricio Graff – Rayo, Numancia – 2001–03, 04–05
Jorge Griffa – Atlético Madrid, Espanyol – 1959–69, 70–71
Carlos Guerini – Málaga, Real Madrid – 1973–79
Ernesto Gutiérrez – Celta – 1956–58
Jonás Gutiérrez – Mallorca, Deportivo – 2005–08, 15–16
Marcelo Gutiérrez – Racing – 1982–83
Gabriel Heinze – Valladolid, Real Madrid – 1999–01, 07–09
Ramón Heredia – Atlético Madrid – 1973–77
Germán Herrera – Real Sociedad – 2006–07
Martín Herrera – Alavés – 1999–02
Horacio Herrero – Valencia, Racing – 1948–49, 50–52
Gonzalo Higuaín – Real Madrid – 2006–13^{[b FRA]}
Mario Husillos – Murcia, Cádiz – 1983–85, 89–91
Ariel Ibagaza – Mallorca, Atlético Madrid, Villarreal – 1998–10
Hugo Ibarra – Espanyol – 2004–05
José Iglesias – Valencia – 1983–84
Antonio Imbelloni – Real Madrid – 1950–51
Emanuel Insúa – Granada – 2014–15
Emiliano Insúa – Atlético Madrid, Rayo – 2012–15
Federico Insúa – Málaga – 2003–04
Rubén Insúa – Las Palmas – 1985–86
Horacio Insurralde – Elche – 1977–78
Luis Islas – Logroñés – 1989–90
Franco Jara – Granada – 2011–12
Carlos Juárez – Murcia – 2003–04
Mario Kempes – Valencia, Hércules – 1976–81, 82–86
Mario Killer – Sporting – 1975–76, 77–78
Diego Klimowicz – Rayo, Valladolid – 1996–97, 97–99
Matías Kranevitter – Atlético Madrid, Sevilla – 2015–17
Ángel Landucci – Sporting – 1973–76
Jorge Larraz – Las Palmas, Granada, Tenerife, Deportivo – 1957–61, 61–62, 62–63
Joaquín Larrivey – Rayo, Celta – 2013–15
Diego Latorre – Tenerife, Salamanca – 1992–96
Juan Laureano "Lauren" – Murcia – 1950–51
Ramón León – Oviedo – 1961–62
Matías Lequi – Atlético Madrid, Celta – 2003–04, 05–07
Lucas Licht – Getafe – 2006–10
Óscar Limia – Cádiz – 2005–06
Olegario Lisboa – Espanyol – 1963–64
Lucas Lobos – Cádiz – 2005–06
Giovani Lo Celso – Betis – 2018–19
Gabriel Loeschbor – Murcia – 2003–04
Ricardo Logiácono – Málaga – 1979–80
Gustavo Lombardi – Salamanca, Alavés – 1997–98, 01–02
Raúl Longhi – Espanyol – 1976–81
Ariel "Chupa" López – Mallorca – 1998–99
Claudio López – Valencia – 1996–00
Gustavo López – Zaragoza, Celta – 1995–04, 05–07
Joaquín López – Salamanca – 1977–79
Jorge López Nieva – Burgos, Sevilla – 1978–85
Maximiliano "Maxi" López – Barcelona, Mallorca – 2004–07
Víctor López – Real Sociedad – 2006–07
Juan Carlos Lorenzo – Atlético Madrid – 1954–56
Walter Lozano – Valladolid – 1989–90, 93–94
Dante Lugo – Atlético Madrid – 1956–58
Ezequiel Luna – Tenerife – 2009–10
Ricardo Lunari – Salamanca – 1998–99
Cristian Lupidio – Salamanca – 1998–99
Federico Lussenhoff – Tenerife, Mallorca – 1998–99, 01–04
Germán Lux – Mallorca, Deportivo – 2007–11, 12–13, 14–17
Francisco Maciel – Murcia, Mallorca – 2003–04, 05–06
Edgardo Madinabeytia – Atlético Madrid – 1958–67
Lisandro Magallán – Alavés – 2019–
Cristian Maidana – Recreativo – 2008–09
Juan Carlos Mameli – Betis – 1974–75
Martín Mandra – Rayo – 1999–00
Martín Mantovani – Leganés, Huesca – 2016–18, 18–19
Diego Maradona – Barcelona, Sevilla – 1982–84, 92–93
Hugo Maradona – Rayo – 1989–90
Claudio Marini – Numancia – 2000–01
Bruno Marioni – Villarreal, Tenerife – 2000–02
Armando Martín – Zaragoza – 1967–71
Emiliano Martínez – Getafe – 2017–18
Jesús Martínez – Valencia – 1968–69, 70–78
Jorge Martínez – Zaragoza – 1999–00
Ricardo Martínez – Almería – 1979–81
Román Martínez – Espanyol, Tenerife – 2008–10
Miguel Martino – Oviedo – 1949–50
Gerardo Martino – Tenerife – 1990–91
Alejandro Martinuccio – Villarreal – 2011–12
Óscar Mas – Real Madrid – 1973–74
Javier Mascherano – Barcelona – 2010–18
Eduardo Massey – Oviedo – 1958–59
Aníbal Matellán – Getafe, Gimnàstic – 2005–07
Diego Mateo – Racing – 2002–05
Javier Mazzoni – Racing – 2000–01
Carlos Medrano – Barcelona – 1959–60
Óscar Mena – Mallorca, Atlético Madrid – 1997–00
Sebastián Méndez – Celta – 2001–04, 05–06
Gabriel Mercado – Sevilla – 2016–19
Lionel Messi – Barcelona – 2004–
Diego Milito – Zaragoza – 2005–08
Gabriel Milito – Zaragoza, Barcelona – 2003–11
Hugo Módigo – Sevilla – 1977–78
Daniel Montenegro – Zaragoza, Osasuna – 2000–02
Walter Montoya – Sevilla – 2016–18
Luciano Fabián Monzón – Betis – 2008–09
Hugo Morales – Tenerife – 2001–02
Ángel "Matute" Morales – Mérida – 1997–98
Pedro Morant – Hércules – 1996–97
Carlos Morete – Las Palmas, Sevilla – 1975–81
Guillermo Morigi – Valencia – 1997–98
Horacio Moyano – Hércules, Betis, Murcia, Celta – 1977–82, 83–88
Ezequiel Muñoz – Leganés – 2017–19
Javier Muñoz – Tenerife, Valladolid – 2001–03
Daniel Murúa – Sevilla – 1979–82
Mateo Musacchio – Villarreal – 2009–12, 13–17
Damián Musto – Huesca – 2018–19
Ariel Nahuelpán – Racing – 2010–12
José Navarro – Real Madrid – 1947–49
Mauro Navas – Espanyol – 1999–03
Sebastián Nayar – Recreativo – 2008–09
Juan Neira – Valladolid – 2012–13
Mateu Nicolau – Barcelona – 1948–52
Félix Nieto – Málaga – 1979–80
Lucas Ocampos – Sevilla – 2019–
Marcelo Ojeda – Tenerife – 1994–98
Pedro Ojeda – Numancia – 1999–01
Roque Olsen – Real Madrid – 1950–57
Lucas Orbán – Valencia, Levante – 2014–16
Catriel Orcellet – Valladolid – 2003–04
Roberto Orellana – Elche, Mallorca – 1976–78, 83–84
Rodolfo Orife – Betis – 1971–73
Ariel Ortega – Valencia – 1996–98
Luis Oruezábal – Granada – 1973–76
Aldo Osorio – Numancia – 2004–05
Nicolás Otamendi – Valencia – 2014–15
Iselin Ovejero – Atlético Madrid, Zaragoza – 1969–76
Eduardo Oviedo – Valladolid – 1982–84
Basilio Padrón – Valencia, Las Palmas – 1955–59
Martín Palermo – Villarreal, Betis – 2000–04
Francisco Marqués "Pancho" – Real Sociedad – 1951–52
Nicolás Pareja – Espanyol, Sevilla – 2008–10, 13–18
Pedro Pascual Ros – Barcelona – 1939–40
Severiano Pavón – Espanyol, Almería – 1978–80
Mariano Pavone – Betis – 2007–09
Matías Pavoni – Cádiz – 2005–06
Pablo Paz – Tenerife, Valladolid – 1996–99, 01–02, 03–04
Emilio Pazos – Sevilla, Granada, Murcia – 1967–68, 69–72, 73–75
Mauricio Pellegrino – Barcelona, Valencia, Alavés – 1998–05, 05–06
José Pellejero – Granada, Racing, Elche – 1957–63
Hernán Pellerano – Almería – 2008–11, 13–14
Eleuterio Peña – Real Sociedad, Atlético Madrid – 1931–33, 34–36
Gabriel Peñalba – Las Palmas – 2017–18
Adrián Peralta – Mallorca – 2005–06
Guillermo Pereyra – Mallorca – 2003–08
Enzo Pérez – Valencia – 2014–17
Hugo Pérez – Sporting – 1994–97
Miguel Pérez – Real Madrid, Zaragoza – 1967–71, 72–73
Pablo Pérez – Málaga – 2013–14
Ricardo Pérez – Granada – 1957–58
Diego Perotti – Sevilla – 2008–14
Germán Pezzella – Betis – 2015–17
Pablo Piatti – Almería, Valencia, Espanyol – 2008–20
Agustín Pastoriza "Pibe" – Betis – 2013–14
Iván Pillud – Espanyol – 2009–10
Héctor Pineda – Mallorca – 1998–99
Javier Pinola – Atlético Madrid – 2003–04
Leonardo Pisculichi – Mallorca – 2005–07
Guido Pizarro – Sevilla – 2017–18
Diego Placente – Celta – 2005–07
Mauricio Pochettino – Espanyol – 1994–01, 03–06
Roberto Pompei – Oviedo – 1997–00
Ezequiel Ponce – Granada – 2016–17
Rafael Ponce – Deportivo – 1948–51
Leonardo Ponzio – Zaragoza – 2003–07, 09–12
Martín Posse – Espanyol – 1998–03, 04–06
Carlos Próugenes – Mallorca – 1969–70
Nery Pumpido – Betis – 1988–89
Daniel Quevedo – Málaga – 1976–77
Diego Quintana – Murcia – 2003–04
Jorge Quinteros – Mallorca – 1999–00
Sebastián Rambert – Zaragoza – 1995–96
Fernando Redondo – Tenerife, Real Madrid – 1990–00
Óscar Regenhardt – Málaga – 1982–85
Gustavo Reggi – Levante – 2004–05, 06–07
Ezequiel Rescaldani – Málaga – 2013–15
Ricardo Rezza – Salamanca, Sporting – 1974–80
Pablo Richetti – Valladolid – 2000–04
Jorge Rinaldi – Sporting – 1985–86
Juan Román Riquelme – Barcelona, Villarreal – 2002–07
Gerardo Rivero – Osasuna – 2001–04
Carlos Roa – Mallorca, Albacete – 1997–99, 00–02, 03–04
Manuel Rocha – Real Madrid – 1947–48
Roberto Roche – Elche – 1959–60
Adalberto Rodríguez – Jaén, Atlético Madrid – 1957–59
Clemente Rodríguez – Espanyol – 2007–08
Fernando Rodríguez – Málaga, Elche – 1982–84, 88–89
Gonzalo Rodríguez – Villarreal – 2004–12
Guido Rodríguez – Betis – 2019–
Maxi Rodríguez – Espanyol, Atlético Madrid – 2002–10
Osvaldo Rodríguez – Racing – 1981–82
José Luis "Puma" Rodríguez – Betis – 1988–89, 90–91
Alfredo Rojas – Celta, Betis – 1958–61
Esteban Rolón – Málaga – 2017–18
Bernardo Romeo – Mallorca, Osasuna – 2004–07
Luka Romero – Mallorca – 2019–^{[b MEX]}
Sebastián Ariel Romero – Betis – 1999–00
Facundo Roncaglia – Espanyol, Celta, Valencia, Osasuna – 2009–10, 16–
Pablo Rotchen – Espanyol – 1999–02
Marco Rubén – Recreativo, Villarreal – 2007–12
Luis Rueda – Extremadura – 1998–99
Oscar Ruggeri – Logroñés, Real Madrid – 1988–90
Gerónimo Rulli – Real Sociedad – 2014–19
Gerónimo Saccardi – Hércules – 1975–79
Fernando Salgado – Las Palmas – 1958–59
Eduardo Salvio – Atlético Madrid – 2009–10, 11–12
Walter Samuel – Real Madrid – 2004–05
Dante Sanabria – Hércules, Sevilla – 1984–87
José María Sánchez Lage – Oviedo, Valencia, Deportivo – 1958–67
Manuel Sánchez – Oviedo – 1958–59
Pablo "Vitamina" Sánchez – Alavés – 1998–99
José Sand – Deportivo – 2010–11
Evaristo Sande – Oviedo, Málaga, Granada – 1958–60, 62–63, 66–67
Gastón Sangoy – Sporting – 2010–12
Miguel Santoro – Hércules – 1974–77
Benjamín Santos – Deportivo – 1956–57
Guillermo Sara – Betis – 2013–14
Pedro Sará – Oviedo, Murcia, Jaén – 1949–50, 52–54, 55–56, 57–58
Juan Sarrachini – Mallorca – 1969–70
Javier Saviola – Barcelona, Sevilla, Real Madrid, Málaga – 2001–04, 05–09, 12–13
Lionel Scaloni – Deportivo, Racing, Mallorca – 1997–06, 06–07, 07–09
Gabriel Schürrer – Racing, Deportivo, Las Palmas, Real Sociedad – 1996–04
Héctor Scotta – Sevilla – 1976–80
Darío Scotto – Sporting – 1992–93
Juan Serrizuela – Mallorca – 1999–00
Jonathan Silva – Leganés – 2018–
Walter Silvani – Extremadura, Salamanca – 1996–99
Diego Simeone – Sevilla, Atlético Madrid – 1992–97, 03–05
Gustavo Siviero – Mallorca, Albacete – 1998–02, 03–05
Esteban Solari – Almería – 2008–10
Santiago Solari – Atlético Madrid, Real Madrid – 1998–05
Juan Solé – Valladolid, Oviedo, Murcia – 1959–61, 62–64
Leandro Somoza – Villarreal, Betis – 2006–08
Juan Pablo Sorín – Barcelona, Villarreal – 2002–03, 04–06
José Sosa – Atlético Madrid – 2013–14
Juan Sotelo – Murcia – 1980–81
Ernesto Suárez – Espanyol – 1973–74
Leonardo Suárez – Villarreal, Valladolid – 2016–19
Alexander Szymanowski – Leganés – 2016–
Juan Taverna – Murcia – 1973–74
Fernando Tissone – Mallorca, Málaga – 2011–12, 12–16
Mariano Toedtli – Sevilla – 2001–03
Hernán Toledo – Las Palmas – 2017–18
Marco Torsiglieri – Almería – 2013–14
Óscar Trejo – Mallorca, Sporting, Rayo – 2006–09, 11–12, 18–19
Marcelo Trobbiani – Elche, Zaragoza – 1976–78, 80–81
Roberto Trotta – Sporting – 1997–98
Mario Turdó – Celta, Las Palmas – 1999–01
Eduardo Tuzzio – Mallorca – 2005–06
Leonardo Ulloa – Almería – 2010–11
Juan Urruti – Valencia – 1983–86
Óscar Ustari – Getafe – 2007–11
Hugo Vaca – Cádiz – 1981–82
Jorge Valdano – Zaragoza, Real Madrid – 1979–87
José Valdiviezo – Atlético Madrid – 1947–49
Diego Valeri – Almería – 2010–11
José Valle – Lleida – 1950–51
Matías Vargas – Espanyol – 2019–
Fabián Vázquez – Cádiz – 1990–92
Franco Vázquez – Rayo, Sevilla – 2012–13, 16–^{[c ITA]}
Luciano Vella – Cádiz – 2005–06
Pedro Verde – Las Palmas, Hércules – 1973–74, 75–79
Santiago Vergini – Getafe – 2015–16
Juan Carlos Verón – Racing, Mallorca – 1981–84
Sebastián Viberti – Málaga – 1970–74
Luciano Vietto – Villarreal, Atlético Madrid, Sevilla, Valencia – 2014–18
José Vigo – Celta – 1957–58
Rodolfo Vilanova – Málaga – 1970–75, 76–77
Guillermo Villagrá – Arenas, Valencia – 1931–36
José Villarreal – Atlético Madrid – 1992–93
Francisco Villegas – Sevilla – 1942–43
Martín Vitali – Getafe – 2004–05
Nelson Vivas – Celta – 1999–00
Antonio Vucetich – Espanyol – 1948–49
Axel Werner – Atlético Madrid, Huesca – 2017–19
Enrique Wolff – Las Palmas, Real Madrid – 1974–79
Pablo Zabaleta – Espanyol – 2005–08
Julio Zamora – Sabadell – 1987–88
Víctor Zapata – Valladolid – 2003–04
Ariel Zárate – Málaga – 1999–02
Rolando Zárate – Real Madrid – 1999–00
Bruno Zuculini – Valencia, Córdoba – 2014–15
Franco Zuculini – Zaragoza – 2011–13
Rafael Zuviría – Racing, Barcelona, Mallorca – 1973–74, 75–82, 83–84

Armenia

Aras Özbiliz – Rayo – 2015–16^{[b TUR]}

Australia

John Aloisi – Osasuna, Alavés – 2001–06
Mathew Ryan – Valencia – 2015–17
Aurelio Vidmar – Tenerife – 1996–97

Austria

Hans Krankl in 2009

Toni Polster in 2015

Peter Artner – Hércules – 1996–97
Fritz Hollaus – Atlético Madrid, Mallorca – 1957–58, 60–61
Andreas Ivanschitz – Levante – 2013–15
Kurt Jara – Valencia – 1973–75
Otto Konrad – Zaragoza – 1996–98
Hans Krankl – Barcelona – 1978–80, 80–81
Dietmar Kühbauer – Real Sociedad – 1997–00
Andreas Ogris – Espanyol – 1990–91
Thomas Parits – Granada – 1974–76
Toni Polster – Sevilla, Logroñés, Rayo – 1988–93
Marcus Pürk – Real Sociedad – 1995–96
Gerhard Rodax – Atlético Madrid – 1990–91
Helmut Senekowitsch – Betis – 1961–64
Kurt Welzl – Valencia – 1981–83
Maximilian Wöber – Sevilla – 2018–19
Peter Wurz – Espanyol – 1988–89

Azerbaijan

Vali Gasimov – Betis, Albacete – 1994–96^{[c URS U16]}
Eddy Pascual Israfilov – Granada, Eibar – 2014–16^{[b ESP]}

Belarus

Alexander Hleb in 2015

Egor Filipenko – Málaga – 2014–16
Sergei Gurenko – Zaragoza – 2000–01
Alexander Hleb – Barcelona – 2008–09
Andrei Zygmantovich – Racing – 1993–96

Belgium

Thibaut Courtois with Real Madrid in 2019

Eden Hazard playing for Real Madrid in 2019

Toby Alderweireld – Atlético Madrid – 2013–14
Zakaria Bakkali – Valencia, Deportivo – 2015–18
Michy Batshuayi – Valencia – 2018–19
Théo Bongonda – Celta – 2014–17
Yannick Carrasco – Atlético Madrid – 2015–18, 19–
Gert Claessens – Oviedo – 1999–00
Thibaut Courtois – Atlético Madrid, Real Madrid – 2011–14, 18–
Theo Custers – Espanyol – 1981–83
Tom De Mul – Sevilla – 2007–09
Ronald Gaspercic – Extremadura, Betis, Albacete – 1998–99, 01–03, 04–05
Fernand Goyvaerts – Barcelona, Real Madrid, Elche – 1963–68
Eden Hazard – Real Madrid – 2019–
Adnan Januzaj – Real Sociedad – 2017–
Roland Lamah – Osasuna – 2011–13^{[b CIV]}
Erwin Lemmens – Racing, Espanyol – 1999–01, 02–05
Dominique Lemoine – Espanyol – 1996–98
Maxime Lestienne – Málaga – 2017–18
Charly Musonda – Betis – 2015–17
Marvin Ogunjimi – Mallorca – 2011–12
Davy Roef – Deportivo – 2016–17
Axel Smeets – Salamanca – 1997–98
Thomas Vermaelen – Barcelona – 2014–16, 17–19

Benin

Olivier Verdon – Alavés – 2020–^{[b FRA]}

Bolivia

Marco Etcheverry in 2000

Marco Etcheverry – Albacete – 1991–92
Juan Manuel Peña – Valladolid, Villarreal – 1995–07
Marco Sandy – Valladolid – 1995–96

Bosnia-Herzegovina

Elvir Baljić – Real Madrid, Rayo – 1999–00, 01–02
Bernard Barnjak – Castellón – 1990–91
Elvir Bolić – Rayo – 2000–03
Ermedin Demirović – Alavés – 2017–18
Emir Granov – Rayo – 2001–02
Nebojša Gudelj – Logroñés – 1994–95
Vladimir Gudelj – Celta – 1992–99
Faruk Hadžibegić – Betis – 1985–87
Izet Hajrović – Eibar – 2015–16^{[b SUI]}^{[c SUI]}^{[c SUI U21]}^{[c SUI U20]}
Sead Halilović – Valladolid – 1995–96^{[c CRO]}
Mirsad Hibić – Sevilla, Atlético Madrid – 1996–97, 99–00, 02–04
Mehmed Janjoš – Hércules – 1985–86
Predrag Jurić – Real Burgos – 1990–92
Kenan Kodro – Osasuna, Athletic Bilbao – 2016–17, 18–^{[b ESP]}
Meho Kodro – Real Sociedad, Barcelona, Tenerife, Alavés – 1991–00
Haris Medunjanin – Valladolid, Deportivo – 2008–10, 14–15^{[c NED U21]}
Dušan Mijić – Espanyol – 1991–92
Nikola Milinković – Lleida – 1993–94
Sanjin Prcić – Levante – 2018–19^{[b FRA]}
Milorad Ratković – Celta – 1992–98
Dragan Simić – Burgos – 1979–80
Emir Spahić – Sevilla – 2011–13^{[b CRO–YUG]}
Miroslav Stevanović – Sevilla, Elche – 2012–14
Ognjen Vranješ – Sporting – 2015–16

Brazil

Bebeto in 2010

Cafu in 2019

Coutinho playing for Barcelona in 2018

Dani Alves celebrating the UEFA Super Cup with Barcelona in 2015

Denílson in 2009

Didi in 1958

Kaká scoring for Real Madrid in 2011

Marcelo in action for Real Madrid in 2019

Neymar lining up for Barcelona in 2016

Rivaldo in 2014

Roberto Carlos in 2019

Robinho in 2012

Romário in 2019

Ronaldinho playing for Barcelona in 2007

Ronaldo with Real Madrid in 2005

Ademir – Celta – 1978–79, 82–83
Aderlan Santos – Valencia – 2015–17
Adriano – Sevilla, Barcelona – 2004–16
Adriano – Málaga – 2008–09
Adriano Teixeira – Celta – 1996–97, 98–00
Alcántara – Sporting – 1975–76
Alemão – Atlético Madrid – 1986–88
Alexandre Pato – Villarreal – 2016–17
Almir – Levante – 1963–64
Aloísio Pires – Barcelona – 1988–90
Álvaro José Rodríguez – Atlético Madrid – 1959–60
Álvaro Luiz Maior – Las Palmas, Zaragoza, Levante – 2000–02, 03–08
Amarildo – Celta, Logroñés – 1988–89, 92–93
Amoroso – Málaga – 2004–05
Sonny Anderson – Barcelona, Villarreal – 1997–99, 03–05
Anderson Silva – Racing, Málaga – 2003–06
André Grandi – Leganés – 2019–
André Luiz – Tenerife – 1997–99
Andreas Pereira – Granada, Valencia – 2016–18^{[b BEL]}^{[c BEL U17]}^{[c BEL U16]}^{[c BEL U15]}
Andrei Frascarelli – Atlético Madrid – 1997–98
Antônio Carlos – Albacete – 1992–93
Argel – Racing – 2004–05
Arílson – Valladolid – 1999–00
Arthur – Barcelona – 2018–
Arthuro – Alavés – 2005–06
Baiano – Las Palmas – 2000–01
Baltazar – Celta, Atlético Madrid – 1985–86, 87–91
Bebeto – Deportivo, Sevilla – 1992–97
Juliano Belletti – Villarreal, Barcelona – 2002–07
Bio – Barcelona, Espanyol – 1977–80
Braga – Celta, Espanyol, Oviedo – 1957–61
Brasi – Murcia – 1986–87
Cacá – Albacete – 2003–04
Cafu – Zaragoza – 1994–95
Canário – Real Madrid, Sevilla, Zaragoza – 1959–68
Carleto – Valencia – 2008–09
Casemiro – Real Madrid – 2012–14, 15–
César Coelho – Sevilla – 1981–83
César Sampaio – Deportivo – 2000–01
Charles – Celta, Málaga, Eibar – 2013–
Charles Fabian – Málaga – 1989–90
Chicão – Valencia – 1962–64
Cicinho – Real Madrid – 2005–07
Cicinho – Sevilla – 2012–13
Cléber Américo da Conceição – Logroñés – 1991–94
Cléber Eduardo Arado – Mérida – 1997–98
Cléber Santana – Atlético Madrid, Mallorca – 2007–10
Philippe Coutinho – Espanyol, Barcelona – 2011–12, 17–19
Cuca – Valladolid – 1990–91
Dani Alves – Sevilla, Barcelona – 2002–16
Danilo – Real Madrid – 2015–17
Danilo Barbosa – Valencia – 2015–16
Denílson – Betis – 1998–00, 01–05
Deyverson – Levante, Alavés, Getafe – 2015–17, 19–
Didi – Real Madrid – 1959–60
Diego – Atlético Madrid – 2011–12, 13–14
Diego Alves – Almería, Valencia – 2007–17
Diego Carlos – Sevilla – 2019–
Dinho – Deportivo – 1991–92
Dirceu – Atlético Madrid – 1979–82
Djalminha – Deportivo – 1997–02, 03–04
Dória – Granada – 2015–16
Doriva – Celta – 2000–03
Douglas – Barcelona, Sporting – 2014–17
Douglas Luiz – Girona – 2017–19
Duca – Zaragoza, Mallorca – 1958–66
Duda – Sevilla – 1975–76
Éder Militão – Real Madrid – 2019–
Edimar – Córdoba – 2014–15
Edmílson – Barcelona, Villarreal, Zaragoza – 2004–09, 09–11
Edu – Celta, Betis – 2000–09
Edu – Valencia – 2005–09
Edu Manga – Valladolid – 1996–98
Eduardo – Espanyol – 2005–07
Elias – Atlético Madrid – 2010–11
Élton – Alavés – 2005–06
Emerson – Tenerife, Deportivo, Atlético Madrid – 1997–99, 00–03
Emerson – Real Madrid – 2006–07
Emerson – Betis – 2018–
Esquerdinha – Zaragoza – 2001–02
Evaristo – Barcelona, Real Madrid – 1957–64^{[c CAT]}
Ewerthon – Zaragoza, Espanyol – 2005–07, 07–08, 09–10
Fabiano Eller – Atlético Madrid – 2006–08
Fabiano Pereira – Albacete – 2003–04
Fabiano Soares – Celta, Compostela – 1989–90, 94–98
Fábio Aurélio – Valencia – 2000–06
Fábio Pinto – Oviedo – 1998–00
Felipe – Atlético Madrid – 2019–
Felipe Mattioni – Mallorca, Espanyol – 2009–15
Felipe Melo – Mallorca, Racing, Almería – 2004–08
Fernando – Sevilla – 2019–
Fernando Abreu – Racing – 2006–07
Fernando Baiano – Málaga, Celta, Murcia – 2004–08
Filipe Augusto – Valencia – 2014–15
Filipe Luís – Deportivo, Atlético Madrid – 2006–14, 15–19
Flávio Conceição – Deportivo, Real Madrid – 1996–03
Fredson Camara – Espanyol – 2002–07
Gabriel Paulista – Villarreal, Valencia – 2013–15, 17–
Gabriel Pires – Leganés – 2016–18
Gabriel Rodrigues – Málaga – 2005–06
Gabriel Silva – Granada – 2016–17
Ganso – Sevilla – 2016–18
Genilson – Málaga – 1999–00
George Lucas – Celta – 2006–07
Geovanni Deiberson – Barcelona – 2001–03
Gilberto Alves "Gil" – Murcia – 1980–81
Gilberto Ribeiro "Gil" – Gimnàstic – 2006–07
Gilmar – Zaragoza, Rayo – 1996–00
Gilson – Logroñés – 1990–91
Everton Giovanella – Salamanca, Celta – 1997–04, 05–06
Giovanni Silva – Barcelona – 1996–99
Glaucio – Rayo – 2000–02
Fernando Guidicelli – Real Madrid – 1935–36
Guilherme Arana – Sevilla – 2017–19
Guilherme Cassio Alves – Rayo – 1995–97
Guilherme dos Santos Torres – Deportivo – 2016–18
Guilherme Oliveira Santos – Almería – 2007–10
Guina – Murcia, Tenerife – 1983–85, 86–87, 89–90
Gustavo Nery – Zaragoza – 2006–07
Henrique Almeida – Granada – 2011–12
Índio – Espanyol – 1959–62
Iriney – Rayo, Celta, Almería, Betis, Granada – 2002–03, 05–09, 11–13
Rafael Jacques – Betis – 1998–99
Jajá – Getafe – 2005–06
Jamelli – Zaragoza – 1997–02
Jeremias – Espanyol – 1975–78
João Jorge – Oviedo – 1962–63
João Victor – Mallorca – 2010–13
Joãozinho – Recreativo – 2002–03
Joel – Valencia – 1958–61
Jonas – Valencia – 2010–14
Jônatas – Espanyol – 2006–08
Jonathas – Elche, Real Sociedad – 2014–16
Carlos Alberto Jordão – Cádiz – 1991–92
Josimar – Sevilla – 1987–88
Juca – Deportivo – 2009–11
Júlio Baptista – Sevilla, Real Madrid, Málaga – 2003–06, 07–08, 10–13
Júlio César – Valladolid, Real Madrid, Real Sociedad – 1996–01, 03–04
Júlio César Jacobi – Granada, Getafe – 2011–12, 13–14
Juninho – Atlético Madrid – 1997–99
Kaká – Real Madrid – 2009–13
Kelly – Logroñés – 1996–97
Kenedy – Getafe – 2019–
Leandro Damião – Betis – 2015–16
Leandro Machado – Valencia, Tenerife – 1996–97, 98–99
Leivinha – Atlético Madrid – 1975–79
Léo Baptistão – Rayo, Atlético Madrid, Betis, Villarreal, Espanyol – 2012–19
Leonardo – Valencia – 1991–93
Liert – Betis – 1962–64
Lima – Betis – 2007–09
Livinho – Oviedo – 1962–64
Lucas Piazon – Málaga – 2012–13
Lucas Silva – Real Madrid – 2014–15
Luciano – Leganés – 2016–17
Lucídio Batista da Silva – Barcelona – 1947–48
Luís Fabiano – Sevilla – 2005–11
Luisinho da Silva – Las Palmas – 1981–82
Luisinho Quintanilha – Celta – 1993–94
Luiz Alberto – Real Sociedad – 2000–02, 04–05
Luiz Carlos – Murcia – 1987–88
Luizão – Deportivo – 1997–98
Luiz Pereira – Atlético Madrid – 1975–80
Macedo – Cádiz – 1992–93
Machado – Valencia – 1957–60
Matuzalém – Zaragoza – 2007–08
Magno Mocelin – Alavés – 1998–03
Malcom – Barcelona – 2018–19
Marcelino Carioca – Valencia – 1997–98
Marcelo – Real Madrid – 2006–
Marcos Assunção – Betis – 2002–07
Mariano Ferreira – Sevilla – 2015–17
Marinho Peres – Barcelona – 1974–76
Marlon Brandão – Valladolid – 1993–94
Marlon Santos – Barcelona – 2016–17
Martins – Mallorca – 1961–62
Matheus Fernandes – Valladolid – 2019–
Mauricio Casas – Castellón – 1990–91
Maurício Leandro – Compostela – 1996–97
Maurício Oliveira – Celta – 1989–90
Mauro Silva – Deportivo – 1992–05
Maxwell – Barcelona – 2009–12
Mazinho – Valencia, Celta – 1994–00
Messias – Racing – 2002–03
Michel Macedo – Almería, Las Palmas – 2008–11, 14–15, 16–18
Miranda – Atlético Madrid – 2011–15
Moacir – Atlético Madrid, Sevilla – 1993–94, 94–96
Moreira – Betis – 1958–59
Naldo – Getafe, Espanyol – 2014–15, 17–
Nenê – Mallorca, Alavés, Celta, Espanyol – 2003–04, 05–07, 08–09
Neto – Valencia, Barcelona – 2017–
Neymar – Barcelona – 2013–17
Nilmar – Villarreal – 2009–12
Nílson – Celta, Albacete, Valladolid – 1989–90, 93–95
Odair – Almería – 1979–80
Pablo Barros – Málaga – 2008–09
Palhinha – Mallorca – 1997–98
Paulão – Betis – 2011–14
Paulinho – Barcelona – 2017–18
Paulo Assunção – Atlético Madrid, Deportivo – 2008–12, 12–13
Pedro Botelho – Rayo, Levante – 2011–12
Pedro Oldoni – Valladolid – 2008–09
Petros – Betis – 2015–17
Julio César Pinheiro – Osasuna – 2003–04
Pintinho – Sevilla, Cádiz – 1980–84, 85–86
Rafael Martins – Levante – 2014–15
Rafinha – Celta, Barcelona – 2013–17, 18–^{[c ESP U19]}^{[c ESP U17]}^{[c ESP U16]}
Ramalho – Murcia – 1988–89
Ramiro – Atlético Madrid – 1959–65
Recamán – Espanyol, Valencia – 1958–63
Renaldo – Deportivo – 1996–97
Renan – Valencia, Xerez – 2008–10
Renan Lodi – Atlético Madrid – 2019–
Renato – Sevilla – 2004–11
Ricardo Bóvio – Málaga – 2005–06
Ricardo Oliveira – Valencia, Betis, Zaragoza – 2003–06, 07–08, 08–09
Rivaldo – Deportivo, Barcelona – 1996–02
Robert – Betis – 2005–07
Roberto Sousa – Celta – 2005–06
Roberto Dinamite – Barcelona – 1979–80
Roberto Carlos – Real Madrid – 1996–07
Robinho – Real Madrid – 2005–08
Iván Rocha – Valladolid, Atlético Madrid, Logroñés, Mallorca, Alavés, Numancia – 1993–95, 96–97, 97–00
Marcelo Rocha – Rayo – 1992–93
Ricardo Rocha – Real Madrid – 1991–93
Fábio Rochemback – Barcelona – 2001–03
Rodrigão – Sporting – 1997–98
Rodrigo Ely – Alavés – 2016–^{[c ITA U20]}^{[c ITA U19]}
Rodrigo Fabri – Valladolid, Atlético Madrid – 1999–00, 03–04
Rodrygo Goes – Real Madrid – 2019–
Romário – Barcelona, Valencia – 1993–95, 96–97, 97–98
Ronaldinho – Barcelona – 2003–08
Ronaldo – Barcelona, Real Madrid – 1996–97, 02–07
Rosinei – Murcia – 2007–08
Rossato – Real Sociedad, Málaga – 2004–05, 06–07, 08–09
Rovérsio – Osasuna – 2008–10, 11–12
Ryder Matos – Córdoba – 2014–15
Sávio – Real Madrid, Zaragoza, Real Sociedad, Levante – 1997–02, 03–06, 06–08
Sena – Osasuna – 2000–01
Sidnei – Espanyol, Deportivo, Betis – 2013–
Sinval – Mérida – 1995–96, 97–98
Guilherme Siqueira – Granada, Atlético Madrid, Valencia – 2011–13, 14–17
Rafael Sóbis – Betis – 2006–08
Souza – Sporting – 1996–97
Sylvinho – Celta, Barcelona – 2001–09
Diego Tardelli – Betis – 2005–06
Tato – Elche – 1988–89
Tilico – Cádiz, Atlético Madrid – 1991–92, 93–94
Toni – Valencia – 1989–93
Totó – Zaragoza – 1969–70, 72–73
Vágner – Celta – 2000–04
Vavá – Atlético Madrid – 1958–61
Vinícius Araújo – Valencia – 2013–14
Vinícius Júnior – Real Madrid – 2018–
Viola – Valencia – 1995–96
Claudemir Vitor – Real Madrid – 1993–94
Jorge Wagner – Betis – 2006–07
Waldo – Valencia – 1961–70
Walter – Valencia – 1957–61
Wanderley – Levante, Málaga – 1963–65, 67–69
Wanderson – Getafe – 2015–16
Weligton – Málaga – 2008–17
Wellington Silva – Levante, Almería – 2010–11, 14–15
Welliton – Celta – 2013–14
Wesley Lopes – Alavés – 2005–06
Willian José – Real Madrid, Las Palmas, Real Sociedad – 2013–14, 15–
Zé Maria – Levante – 2006–07
Zé Roberto – Real Madrid – 1996–98

Bulgaria

Hristo Stoichkov in 2018

Ivaylo Andonov – Albacete – 1994–95
Diyan Angelov – Osasuna – 1991–93
Georgi Dimitrov – Mallorca – 1990–91
Blagoy Georgiev – Alavés – 2005–06
Bozhidar Iskrenov – Zaragoza – 1988–89
Trifon Ivanov – Betis – 1990–91
Ilian Kiriakov – Deportivo – 1991–93
Emil Kostadinov – Deportivo – 1994–95
Petar Kurdov – Mallorca – 1989–90
Vladimir Manchev – Levante, Valladolid – 2004–05, 07–08
Luboslav Penev – Valencia, Atlético Madrid, Compostela, Celta – 1989–99
Martin Petrov – Atlético Madrid, Espanyol – 2005–07, 12–13
Nasko Sirakov – Zaragoza, Espanyol – 1988–91
Hristo Stoichkov – Barcelona – 1990–95, 96–98^{[c CAT]}
Georgi Yordanov – Sporting – 1990–93
Velko Yotov – Espanyol – 1994–95

Burkina Faso

Habib Bamogo – Celta – 2006–07^{[b FRA]}
Bakary Koné – Málaga – 2016–17
Jonathan Zongo – Almería – 2013–15

Burundi

Mohamed Tchité – Racing – 2007–10

Cameroon

Samuel Eto'o playing for Barcelona in 2008

Carlos Kameni with Espanyol in 2009

Henri Bienvenu – Zaragoza – 2012–13
Jean Marie Dongou – Barcelona – 2013–14
Patrick Ekeng – Córdoba – 2014–15
Achille Emaná – Betis – 2008–09
Yan Eteki – Granada – 2019–
Samuel Eto'o – Real Madrid, Mallorca, Barcelona – 1998–09
Geremi – Real Madrid – 1999–02
Martin Hongla – Granada – 2016–17
Raymond Kalla – Extremadura – 1998–99
Carlos Kameni – Espanyol, Málaga – 2004–17
Wilfrid Kaptoum – Betis – 2018–20
Daniel N'Gom Kome – Getafe, Mallorca, Valladolid – 2004–05, 06–08
Lauren – Mallorca – 1998–00
Raoul Loé – Osasuna – 2011–14, 16–17^{[b FRA]}
Modeste M'bami – Almería – 2009–11
Stéphane Mbia – Sevilla – 2013–15
Albert Meyong – Levante – 2006–08
Fabrice Moreau – Rayo, Numancia – 1996–97, 99–00^{[b FRA]}
Dani Ndi – Sporting – 2015–17
Thomas N'Kono – Espanyol – 1982–89^{[b FRA–CMR]}
Aloys Nong – Levante – 2013–14
Allan Nyom – Granada, Leganés, Getafe – 2011–15, 18–^{[b FRA]}
Fabrice Olinga – Málaga – 2012–14
Alex Song – Barcelona – 2012–14^{[c FRA U16]}
Jacques Songo'o – Deportivo – 1996–01, 03–04
Kevin Soni – Girona, Espanyol – 2017–
Karl Toko Ekambi – Villarreal – 2018–20^{[b FRA]}
Charlie Took – Mallorca – 2012–13
Pierre Webó – Osasuna, Mallorca – 2003–11
Pierre Womé – Espanyol – 2003–04
André-Frank Zambo Anguissa – Villarreal – 2019–

Canada

Julian de Guzman – Deportivo – 2005–09

Cape Verde

Dady – Osasuna – 2007–10^{[b POR]}
Héldon – Córdoba – 2014–15
Sandro Mendes – Hércules, Villarreal – 1996–97, 98–99^{[b POR]}^{[c POR U21]}
Garry Rodrigues – Elche – 2013–15^{[b NED]}
Valdo – Real Madrid, Osasuna, Espanyol, Málaga, Levante – 2001–12, 12–13^{[b ESP]}^{[c ESP U21]}

Central African Republic

Geoffrey Kondogbia – Sevilla, Valencia – 2012–14, 17–^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA]}^{[c FRA U21]}^{[c FRA U20]}^{[c FRA U19]}^{[c FRA U18]}^{[c FRA U17]}^{[c FRA U16]}
Wilfried Zahibo – Valencia – 2015–16^{[b FRA]}

Chad

Azrack Mahamat – Espanyol – 2010–11^{[b FRA]}

Chile

Claudio Bravo warming up for Barcelona in 2015

Alexis Sánchez celebrating the FIFA Club World Cup with Barcelona in 2011

Arturo Vidal playing for Barcelona in 2019

Iván Zamorano in 2013

Jorge Aravena – Valladolid – 1985–86
Christian Bravo – Granada – 2013–14
Claudio Bravo – Real Sociedad, Barcelona – 2006–07, 10–16
Fernando Carvallo – Cádiz – 1977–78
Carlos Caszely – Espanyol – 1975–78
Jorge Contreras – Las Palmas – 1985–88
Pablo Contreras – Osasuna, Celta – 2001–02, 03–04, 05–07
Guillermo Díaz – Zaragoza – 1952–53
Marcelo Díaz – Celta – 2015–17
Matías Fernández – Villarreal – 2006–09^{[b ARG]}
Gabriel Galleguillos – Salamanca – 1975–77
Mark González – Albacete, Real Sociedad, Betis – 2004–06, 07–09^{[b RSA]}
Felipe Gutiérrez – Betis – 2016–17
Pablo Hernández – Celta – 2014–18^{[b ARG]}
Osvaldo "Arica" Hurtado – Cádiz – 1985–86
Manuel Iturra – Málaga, Granada, Rayo, Villarreal – 2012–15, 15–16, 17–19
Igor Lichnovsky – Sporting – 2015–16
Guillermo Maripán – Alavés – 2017–19
Hans Martínez – Almería – 2013–14
Gary Medel – Sevilla – 2010–13
Francisco Molina – Atlético Madrid – 1953–57^{[b ESP]}
Pedro Morales – Málaga – 2012–14
Raúl Muñoz – Numancia – 1999–00
Rafael Olarra – Osasuna – 2001–02
Fabián Orellana – Xerez, Granada, Celta, Valencia, Eibar – 2009–10, 12–
Mauricio Pinilla – Celta, Racing – 2003–04, 05–06
Waldo Ponce – Racing – 2010–11
Andrés Prieto – Espanyol – 1953–55
Bryan Rabello – Sevilla – 2012–14
Jaime Ramírez – Espanyol, Granada – 1952–54, 57–60, 63–64
Miguel Ramírez – Real Sociedad – 1995–96
Lorenzo "Lolo" Reyes – Betis – 2013–14
Enzo Roco – Elche, Espanyol – 2014–16
Francisco Rojas – Tenerife – 1996–97
Alexis Sánchez – Barcelona – 2011–14
César Santis – Espanyol – 1999–00
Fernando Santís – Las Palmas – 1985–86
José Luis Sierra – Valladolid – 1989–90
Francisco Silva – Osasuna – 2012–14
Humberto Suazo – Zaragoza – 2009–10
Eduardo Vargas – Valencia – 2013–14
Marcelo Vega – Logroñés – 1992–93
Arturo Vidal – Barcelona – 2018–
Oscar Wirth – Valladolid – 1986–88
Patricio Yáñez – Valladolid, Zaragoza, Betis – 1982–89
Iván Zamorano – Sevilla, Real Madrid – 1990–96

PR China

Wu Lei in 2019

Wu Lei – Espanyol – 2018–
Zhang Chengdong – Rayo – 2015–16

Colombia

Radamel Falcao with Atlético Madrid in 2011

René Higuita in 2007

James Rodríguez with Real Madrid in 2014

Carlos Valderrama in 2016

Abel Aguilar – Zaragoza, Hércules, Deportivo – 2009–11, 12–13
Leonel Álvarez – Valladolid – 1990–92
Brayan Angulo – Granada – 2012–14
Santiago Arias – Atlético Madrid – 2018–
Víctor Aristizábal – Valencia – 1993–94
Carlos Bacca – Sevilla, Villarreal – 2013–15, 17–
Víctor Bonilla – Real Sociedad – 1999–00
Edwin Congo – Valladolid, Real Madrid, Levante, Recreativo – 1999–00, 01–02, 04–05, 07–08
Jhon Córdoba – Espanyol, Granada – 2013–15
Mauricio Cuero – Levante – 2015–16
José de la Cuesta – Cádiz – 2005–06
Bernardo Espinosa – Sevilla, Racing, Sporting, Girona, Espanyol – 2010–12, 15–16, 17–
Radamel Falcao – Atlético Madrid – 2011–13
Gilberto García – Valladolid – 2013–14
Miguel Guerrero – Mérida – 1995–96
Juan Camilo "Cucho" Hernández – Huesca, Mallorca – 2018–
René Higuita – Valladolid – 1991–92
Fredy Hinestroza – Getafe – 2014–15
Jefferson Lerma – Levante – 2015–16, 17–18
John Harold Lozano – Valladolid, Mallorca – 1996–03
Neyder Lozano – Granada – 2019–
Jackson Martínez – Atlético Madrid – 2015–16
Roger Martínez – Villarreal – 2017–18
Yerry Mina – Barcelona – 2017–18
Johan Mojica – Rayo, Girona – 2013–14, 17–19
Faryd Mondragón – Zaragoza – 1998–99
Jhon Steven Mondragón – Osasuna – 2016–17
Marlos Moreno – Deportivo, Girona – 2016–18
Aquivaldo Mosquera – Sevilla – 2007–09
Luis Muriel – Sevilla – 2017–19
Jeison Murillo – Granada, Valencia, Barcelona, Celta – 2013–15, 17–19, 19–
Juan José Narváez – Betis – 2017–18
Carlos Navarro Montoya – Extremadura, Mérida, Tenerife – 1996–99
Humberto Osorio – Valladolid – 2013–14
Dorlan Pabón – Betis, Valencia – 2012–13, 13–14
Luis Perea – Atlético Madrid – 2004–12
Marco Pérez – Zaragoza – 2010–11
Léider Preciado – Racing – 1998–99, 00–01
Adrián Ramos – Granada – 2016–17, 19–20
Freddy Rincón – Real Madrid – 1995–96
James Rodríguez – Real Madrid – 2014–17, 19–
Carlos Sánchez – Elche, Espanyol – 2013–14, 17–18
Rafael Santos Borré – Villarreal – 2016–17
Andrés Solano – Atlético Madrid – 2018–
Daniel Torres – Alavés – 2016–19
Albeiro Usuriaga – Málaga – 1989–90
Carlos Valderrama – Valladolid – 1991–92
Adolfo Valencia – Atlético Madrid – 1994–95
Fabián Vargas – Almería – 2009–11
Jhon Viáfara – Real Sociedad – 2005–06
Cristián Zapata – Villarreal – 2011–12

Congo

Thievy Bifouma – Espanyol, Almería, Granada – 2010–12, 13–14, 14–16^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U21]}^{[c FRA U20]}
Merveil Ndockyt – Getafe – 2017–18

DR Congo

Cédric Bakambu – Villarreal – 2015–18^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U20]}^{[c FRA U19]}^{[c FRA U18]}
Giannelli Imbula – Rayo – 2018–19^{[b BEL]}^{[c FRA U21]}^{[c FRA U20]}
Gaël Kakuta – Rayo, Sevilla, Deportivo – 2014–16, 16–17, 18–19^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U21]}^{[c FRA U20]}^{[c FRA U19]}^{[c FRA U18]}^{[c FRA U17]}^{[c FRA U16]}
Cedrick Mabwati – Betis – 2013–14

Costa Rica

Keylor Navas celebrating the UEFA Champions League with Real Madrid in 2018

Celso Borges – Deportivo – 2014–18
Joel Campbell – Betis, Villarreal – 2012–13, 14–15, 17–18
Luis Gabelo Conejo – Albacete – 1991–92, 93–94
Óscar Duarte – Espanyol, Levante – 2015–^{[b NIC]}
Rónald Gómez – Sporting – 1996–97
Alejandro Morera – Barcelona, Hércules – 1933–36^{[c CAT]}
Keylor Navas – Levante, Real Madrid – 2011–19
José Quesada – Espanyol – 1934–36
Paulo Wanchope – Málaga – 2004–05

Croatia

Mario Mandžukić being presented by Atlético Madrid in 2014

Luka Modrić with Real Madrid in 2018

Robert Prosinečki in 2012

Ivan Rakitić playing for Barcelona in 2019

Davor Šuker in 2014

Stjepan Andrijašević – Celta, Rayo – 1993–94, 95–97
Aljoša Asanović – Valladolid – 1995–96
Marko Babić – Betis, Zaragoza – 2007–09, 09–10
Ivica Barbarić – Real Burgos – 1990–92
Mate Bilić – Zaragoza, Sporting – 2001–02, 08–12
Nenad Bjelica – Albacete, Betis – 1992–98
Zvonimir Boban – Celta – 2001–02
Milivoj Bračun – Elche – 1988–89
Filip Bradarić – Celta – 2019–
Ante Budimir – Mallorca – 2019–^{[b BIH–YUG]}
Duje Čop – Málaga, Sporting, Valladolid – 2015–17, 18–19
Igor Cvitanović – Real Sociedad – 1997–99
Vlatko Đolonga – Alavés – 2000–01
Tomislav Dujmović – Zaragoza – 2011–12
Nenad Gračan – Oviedo – 1989–93
Alen Halilović – Sporting, Las Palmas – 2015–16, 16–18
Stefan Hohnjec – Racing – 1978–79
Janko Janković – Valladolid, Oviedo, Hércules – 1988–95, 96–97
Robert Jarni – Betis, Real Madrid, Las Palmas – 1995–99, 00–01
Joško Jeličić – Sevilla – 1995–97
Nikola Jerkan – Oviedo – 1990–96
Goran Jurić – Celta – 1992–93^{[b BIH–YUG]}
Ivan Jurić – Sevilla – 1999–00
Nikola Kalinić – Atlético Madrid – 2018–19
Siniša Končalović – Mallorca – 1991–92
Mateo Kovačić – Real Madrid – 2015–18^{[b AUT]}
Sergio Krešić – Burgos – 1976–78
Ivan Leko – Málaga – 2001–05
Marko Livaja – Las Palmas – 2016–17
Mario Mandžukić – Atlético Madrid – 2014–15
Danko Matrljan – Logroñés – 1987–88
Goran Milanko – Cádiz – 1991–93
Branko Miljuš – Valladolid – 1988–90
Luka Modrić – Real Madrid – 2012–
Ivica Mornar – Sevilla – 1996–97
Mario Pašalić – Elche – 2014–15^{[b DEU]}
Dubravko Pavličić – Hércules, Salamanca – 1996–99
Alen Peternac – Valladolid, Zaragoza – 1995–01
Stipe Pletikosa – Deportivo – 2015–16
Nenad Pralija – Espanyol – 1996–99
Robert Prosinečki – Real Madrid, Oviedo, Barcelona, Sevilla – 1991–97^{[b FRG]}
Josip Radošević – Eibar – 2015–16
Ivan Rakitić – Sevilla, Barcelona – 2010–^{[b SUI]}^{[c SUI U21]}
Mauro Ravnić – Valladolid, Lleida – 1988–92, 93–94
Marko Rog – Sevilla – 2018–19
Sammir – Getafe – 2013–15^{[b BRA]}^{[c BRA U18]}^{[c BRA U17]}
Daniel Šarić – Sporting – 1993–95
Dragan Skočić – Compostela – 1994–96
Mario Stanić – Sporting – 1993–94^{[b BIH–YUG]}
Igor Štimac – Cádiz – 1992–93
Davor Šuker – Sevilla, Real Madrid – 1991–99
Ivica Šurjak – Zaragoza – 1984–85
Zoran Varvodić – Cádiz – 1992–93
Goran Vlaović – Valencia – 1996–00
Šime Vrsaljko – Atlético Madrid – 2016–18, 19–
Goran Vučević – Barcelona, Mérida – 1992–93, 95–96
Jurica Vučko – Alavés – 2000–02
Zoran Vulić – Mallorca – 1989–91

Cuba

Mario Inchausti – Zaragoza – 1939–40
Benito Miró – Espanyol – 1932–33
Juan Muntaner – Barcelona, Deportivo – 1939–40, 41–45

Czech Republic

Radek Bejbl – Atlético Madrid – 1996–00
Michal Bílek – Betis – 1990–91
Yanko Daucik – Betis, Real Madrid, Espanyol – 1960–64, 70–71
Jiří Hanke – Barcelona, Condal – 1952–57
Pavel Hapal – Tenerife – 1995–96
Petr Kouba – Deportivo – 1996–97, 99–00
Jaroslav Plašil – Osasuna – 2007–09
Tomáš Ujfaluši – Atlético Madrid – 2008–11
Tomáš Vaclík – Sevilla – 2018–

Denmark

Michael Laudrup in 2016

Allan Simonsen in 2012

Jon Dahl Tomasson in 2016

Søren Andersen – Lleida – 1993–94
Stephan Andersen – Betis – 2013–14
Frank Arnesen – Valencia – 1981–82
Nicki Bille – Villarreal, Rayo – 2010–11, 12–13
Martin Braithwaite – Leganés, Barcelona – 2018–
Kenneth Brylle – Sabadell – 1986–87
Bent Christensen – Compostela – 1994–97
Tommy Christensen – Elche – 1984–85
Morten Donnerup – Racing – 1985–86
Riza Durmisi – Betis – 2016–18
Ronnie Ekelund – Barcelona – 1993–94
Thomas Gravesen – Real Madrid – 2004–06
Jesper Grønkjær – Atlético Madrid – 2004–05^{[b GRL]}
René Hansen – Las Palmas – 1986–87
Andrew Hjulsager – Celta – 2016–18, 18–19
Michael Jakobsen – Almería – 2010–11
Daniel Jensen – Murcia – 2003–04
Henning Jensen – Real Madrid – 1976–79
Mathias Jensen – Celta – 2018–19
Simon Kjær – Sevilla – 2017–19
Michael Krohn-Dehli – Celta, Sevilla, Deportivo – 2012–18
Michael Laudrup – Barcelona, Real Madrid – 1989–96
John Lauridsen – Espanyol, Málaga – 1981–90
Børge Mathiesen – Racing – 1950–51
Peter Møller – Oviedo – 1998–01
Patrick Mtiliga – Málaga – 2009–11
Michael Pedersen – Osasuna – 1985–87
Christian Poulsen – Sevilla – 2006–08
Thomas Rytter – Sevilla – 1996–97
Allan Simonsen – Barcelona – 1979–82
Pione Sisto – Celta – 2016–^{[b UGA]}
Morten Skoubo – Real Sociedad – 2005–07
Kris Stadsgaard – Málaga – 2010–11
Jon Dahl Tomasson – Villarreal – 2006–08
Daniel Wass – Celta, Valencia – 2015–

Dominican Republic

Heinz Barmettler – Valladolid – 2013–14^{[b SUI]}^{[c SUI]}^{[c SUI U21]}
Tano Bonnín – Osasuna – 2016–17^{[b ESP]}
Mariano Díaz – Real Madrid – 2016–17, 18–^{[b ESP]}

Ecuador

Antonio Valencia in 2017

Felipe Caicedo – Málaga, Levante, Espanyol – 2009–11, 14–17
Pervis Estupiñán – Granada, Osasuna – 2016–17, 19–
Joffre Guerrón – Getafe – 2008–09
Iván Hurtado – Murcia – 2003–04
Iván Kaviedes – Celta, Valladolid – 1999–01, 02–03
Jefferson Montero – Villarreal, Levante, Betis, Getafe – 2010–12, 17–18
Stiven Plaza – Valladolid – 2018–
Antonio Valencia – Villarreal – 2005–06
Joel Valencia – Zaragoza – 2011–12^{[c ESP U17]}

Egypt

Mido – Celta – 2002–03

El Salvador

Jorge Alberto "Mágico" González – Cádiz, Valladolid – 1983–85, 86–91
Ricardo Saprissa – Espanyol – 1928–32^{[c CAT]}

England

David Beckham playing for Real Madrid in 2007

Gary Lineker in 2011

Michael Owen training with Real Madrid in 2005

Dalian Atkinson – Real Sociedad – 1990–91
Peter Barnes – Betis – 1982–83
David Beckham – Real Madrid – 2003–07
Stan Collymore – Oviedo – 2000–01
Laurie Cunningham – Real Madrid, Sporting – 1979–82, 83–84
Mark Draper – Rayo – 1999–00
Adrian Heath – Espanyol – 1988–89
Charlie I'Anson – Elche – 2013–14
Sammy Lee – Osasuna – 1987–89
Gary Lineker – Barcelona – 1986–89
Harry Lowe – Real Sociedad – 1934–35
Steve McManaman – Real Madrid – 1999–03
Raphael Meade – Betis – 1987–88
Michael Owen – Real Madrid – 2004–05
Jermaine Pennant – Zaragoza – 2009–10
Kevin Richardson – Real Sociedad – 1990–91
Patrick Roberts – Girona – 2018–19
Vinny Samways – Las Palmas, Sevilla – 2000–03
Kieran Trippier – Atlético Madrid – 2019–
Jonathan Woodgate – Real Madrid – 2004–06

Equatorial Guinea

Carlos Akapo – Huesca – 2018–19^{[b ESP]}
Sergio Akieme – Rayo – 2018–19^{[b ESP]}^{[c ESP U19]}^{[c ESP U18]}
Javier Balboa – Real Madrid, Racing – 2005–08^{[b ESP]}
José Antonio "Nené" Ballina – Rayo – 1989–90
Rodolfo Bodipo – Racing, Alavés, Deportivo – 2002–04, 05–10, 12–13^{[b ESP]}
Iván Bolado – Racing – 2007–08, 09–11^{[b ESP]}^{[c ESP U21]}^{[c ESP U20]}^{[c ESP U19]}
Juan Cuyami – Real Sociedad – 1993–95^{[b ESP]}
Miguel Jones – Atlético Madrid – 1959–67
Emilio Nsue – Mallorca – 2007–08, 10–13^{[b ESP]}^{[c ESP U21]}^{[c ESP U20]}^{[c ESP U19]}^{[c ESP U17]}^{[c ESP U16]}
Yago Yao – Celta, Recreativo – 2000–03, 05–07^{[b CIV]}^{[c ESP U18]}
Benjamín Zarandona – Valladolid, Betis, Cádiz – 1994–00, 01–07^{[b ESP]}^{[c ESP U23]}^{[c ESP U21]}

Eritrea

Henok Goitom – Murcia, Valladolid, Almería, Getafe – 2007–11, 15–16^{[b SWE]}^{[c SWE U21]}

Finland

Jari Litmanen in 2015

Jari Litmanen – Barcelona – 1999–00
Teemu Pukki – Sevilla – 2008–09
Jukka Raitala – Osasuna – 2011–12

France

Eric Abidal training with Barcelona in 2008

Karim Benzema playing for Real Madrid in 2019

Laurent Blanc in 2013

Ousmane Dembélé playing for Barcelona in 2018

Didier Deschamps in 2018

Antoine Griezmann with Atlético Madrid in 2017

Thierry Henry in action for Barcelona in 2008

Raymond Kopa in 2005

Bixente Lizarazu in 2011

Claude Makélélé in 2012

Lilian Thuram training with Barcelona in 2008

Zinedine Zidane as Real Madrid manager in 2018

Eric Abidal – Barcelona – 2007–13
Ibrahim Amadou – Sevilla, Leganés – 2018–19, 19–^{[b CMR]}
Nicolas Anelka – Real Madrid – 1999–00
Alphonse Areola – Villarreal, Real Madrid – 2015–16, 19–
Paul Baysse – Málaga – 2017–18
Hatem Ben Arfa – Valladolid – 2019–
Wissam Ben Yedder – Sevilla – 2016–19
Karim Benzema – Real Madrid – 2009–
Grégory Béranger – Espanyol – 2008–09
Mathieu Berson – Levante – 2006–08
Laurent Blanc – Barcelona – 1996–97
Alain Boghossian – Espanyol – 2002–03
Jérôme Bonnissel – Deportivo – 1996–99
Jérémie Bréchet – Real Sociedad – 2004–06
Ludovic Butelle – Valencia, Valladolid – 2005–08
Lionel Carole – Sevilla – 2017–18
Sébastien Chabaud – Gimnàstic – 2006–07
Philippe Christanval – Barcelona – 2001–03
Michaël Ciani – Espanyol – 2015–16
Aly Cissokho – Valencia – 2012–13
José Cobos – Espanyol – 1996–98
Alexandre Coeff – Granada – 2013–14
Francis Coquelin – Valencia – 2017–
Sébastien Corchia – Sevilla, Espanyol – 2017–18, 19–
Grégory Coupet – Atlético Madrid – 2008–09
Laurent Courtois – Levante – 2006–08
Pascal Cygan – Villarreal – 2006–09
Mouhamadou Dabo – Sevilla – 2010–11^{[b SEN]}
Stéphane Dalmat – Racing – 2005–06
Wilfried Dalmat – Racing – 2005–06
Frédéric Danjou – Oviedo – 1999–01
Georges Dard – Sevilla – 1948–49
Frédéric Déhu – Barcelona, Levante – 1999–00, 06–07
Ludovic Delporte – Albacete, Osasuna – 2003–10
Ousmane Dembélé – Barcelona – 2017–
Didier Deschamps – Valencia – 2000–01
Mouctar Diakhaby – Valencia – 2018–
Modibo Diakité – Deportivo – 2014–15
Lassana Diarra – Real Madrid – 2008–13
Didier Digard – Betis, Osasuna – 2015–17
Lucas Digne – Barcelona – 2016–18
Didier Domi – Espanyol – 2004–06
Marcel Domingo – Atlético Madrid, Espanyol – 1948–51, 52–56
Jean-Félix Dorothée – Valencia – 2002–03
Abdoulaye Doucouré – Granada – 2015–16
Carlos Ducasse – Real Sociedad, Valladolid – 1952–57
Christophe Dugarry – Barcelona – 1997–98
Henry Dumat – Castellón – 1973–74
Richard Dutruel – Celta, Barcelona, Alavés – 1996–03
Daniel Dutuel – Celta, Valladolid – 1996–99
Julien Escudé – Sevilla – 2005–12
Nabil Fekir – Betis – 2019–
Enzo Fernández – Alavés – 2017–18^{[c ESP U15]}
Mathieu Flamini – Getafe – 2017–
Kevin Gameiro – Sevilla, Atlético Madrid, Valencia – 2013–
Ludovic Giuly – Barcelona – 2004–07
Joris Gnagnon – Sevilla – 2018–19
Maxime Gonalons – Sevilla, Granada – 2018–
Antoine Griezmann – Real Sociedad, Atlético Madrid, Barcelona – 2010–
Josuha Guilavogui – Atlético Madrid – 2013–14
Thierry Henry – Barcelona – 2007–10
Jean-François Hernandez – Compostela, Rayo – 1997–98, 99–00, 01–02
Lucas Hernandez – Atlético Madrid – 2014–19
Theo Hernandez – Alavés, Real Madrid, Real Sociedad – 2016–19
Louis Hon – Real Madrid – 1950–53
Gaëtan Huard – Hércules – 1996–97
Olivier Kapo – Levante – 2006–07^{[b CIV]}
Christian Karembeu – Real Madrid – 1997–00^{[b NCL]}
Timothée Kolodziejczak – Sevilla – 2014–17
Abdoulay Konko – Sevilla – 2008–11
Raymond Kopa – Real Madrid – 1956–59
Jules Koundé – Sevilla – 2019–
Aymeric Laporte – Athletic Bilbao – 2012–18
Bertrand Laquait – Recreativo – 2006–07
Florian Lejeune – Villarreal, Eibar – 2011–12, 16–17
Thomas Lemar – Atlético Madrid – 2018–^{[b GLP]}
Clément Lenglet – Sevilla, Barcelona – 2016–
Robin Le Normand – Real Sociedad – 2018–
Bixente Lizarazu – Athletic Bilbao – 1996–97
Jordan Lotiès – Osasuna – 2013–14
Peter Luccin – Celta, Atlético Madrid, Zaragoza, Racing – 2001–10
Jean Luciano – Real Madrid, Las Palmas – 1950–52
Péguy Luyindula – Levante – 2006–07^{[b ZAI]}
Mickaël Madar – Deportivo – 1996–98
Claude Makélélé – Celta, Real Madrid – 1998–03^{[b ZAI]}
Eliaquim Mangala – Valencia – 2016–17, 19–
Jonas Martin – Betis – 2016–17
Corentin Martins – Deportivo – 1996–98
Jérémy Mathieu – Valencia, Barcelona – 2009–17
Florian Maurice – Celta – 2001–02
Rio Mavuba – Villarreal – 2007–08^{[b at sea]}
Ferland Mendy – Real Madrid – 2019–
Yohan Mollo – Granada – 2011–12
Lucien Muller – Real Madrid, Barcelona – 1962–68
Samir Nasri – Sevilla – 2016–17
Steven Nzonzi – Sevilla – 2015–18
Nicolas Ouédec – Espanyol – 1996–98
Noé Pamarot – Hércules, Granada – 2010–12
Fabrice Pancrate – Betis – 2006–07
Franck Passi – Compostela – 1994–98
Jérémy Perbet – Villarreal – 2013–14
Michael Pereira – Mallorca, Granada – 2010–13, 13–14
Emmanuel Petit – Barcelona – 2000–01
René Petit – Real Unión – 1928–32
Stéphane Pignol – Compostela, Numancia, Murcia – 1997–98, 04–05, 07–08
Robert Pires – Villarreal – 2006–10
Lionel Potillon – Real Sociedad – 2003–04
Adil Rami – Valencia, Sevilla – 2011–14, 15–17
René Raphy – Murcia – 1950–51
Loïc Rémy – Las Palmas, Getafe – 2017–18
Anthony Réveillère – Valencia – 2002–03
Emmanuel Rivière – Osasuna – 2016–17^{[b MTQ]}
Laurent Robert – Levante – 2006–07^{[b REU]}
Alain Roche – Valencia – 1998–00
Bruno Rodriguez – Rayo – 2001–02
Éric Roy – Rayo – 2001–02
Modibo Sagnan – Real Sociedad – 2019–
Yannis Salibur – Mallorca – 2019–
Matthieu Saunier – Granada – 2016–17
Franck Signorino – Getafe – 2007–10
Florent Sinama Pongolle – Recreativo, Atlético Madrid, Zaragoza – 2006–10, 10–11^{[b REU]}
Sébastien Squillaci – Sevilla – 2008–10^{[c COR]}
Ludovic Sylvestre – Barcelona – 2005–06
Franck Tabanou – Granada – 2016–17
Lilian Thuram – Barcelona – 2006–08^{[b GLP]}
Jean-Clair Todibo – Barcelona – 2018–20^{[b GUF]}
Jérémy Toulalan – Málaga – 2011–13
Benoît Trémoulinas – Sevilla – 2014–17
David Trezeguet – Hércules – 2010–11
Samuel Umtiti – Barcelona – 2016–^{[b CMR]}
Raphaël Varane – Real Madrid – 2011–
Laurent Viaud – Extremadura, Albacete – 1998–99, 03–05
Grégory Vignal – Espanyol – 2003–04
Karim Yoda – Getafe – 2014–16
Stéphane Ziani – Deportivo – 1998–99
Luca Zidane – Real Madrid – 2017–19
Zinedine Zidane – Real Madrid – 2001–06

Gabon

Henry Antchouet – Alavés – 2005–06
Lévy Madinda – Celta – 2012–16

Gambia

Bacari – Espanyol – 2011–12^{[b ESP]}
Biri-Biri – Sevilla – 1975–76, 77–78
Sulayman Marreh – Granada – 2014–15

Georgia

Shota Arveladze – Levante – 2007–08
Giorgi Demetradze – Real Sociedad – 2000–02

Germany

Rainer Bonhof in 1975

Toni Kroos playing for Real Madrid in 2018

Mesut Özil with Real Madrid in 2010

Bernd Schuster as Real Madrid manager in 2007

Marc-André ter Stegen with Barcelona in 2019

Wolfgang April – Sabadell – 1986–87^{[b POL]}
Rainer Bonhof – Valencia – 1978–80
Andreas Brehme – Zaragoza – 1992–93
Paul Breitner – Real Madrid – 1974–77
Patrick Ebert – Valladolid, Rayo – 2012–14, 15–16
Dennis Eckert – Celta – 2018–19
Josef Elting – Murcia – 1974–75
Robert Enke – Barcelona – 2002–03
Johannes Geis – Sevilla – 2017–18
Timo Hildebrand – Valencia – 2007–08
Franz Hiller – Elche – 1973–74
Andreas Hinkel – Sevilla – 2006–08
Bodo Illgner – Real Madrid – 1996–00
Sami Khedira – Real Madrid – 2010–15
Jochen Kientz – Logroñés – 1996–97
Toni Kroos – Real Madrid – 2014–
Christian Lell – Levante – 2012–14
Peter Lübeke – Hércules – 1976–77
Marko Marin – Sevilla – 2013–14^{[b BIH–YUG]}
Christoph Metzelder – Real Madrid – 2007–10
Shkodran Mustafi – Valencia – 2014–16
Günter Netzer – Real Madrid – 1973–76
Oliver Neuville – Tenerife – 1996–97^{[b SUI]}
David Odonkor – Betis – 2006–09
Mesut Özil – Real Madrid – 2010–14
Gerhard Poschner – Rayo – 1999–01^{[b ROU]}
Bernhard "Bernd" Schuster – Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atlético Madrid – 1980–93
Ulrich "Uli" Stielike – Real Madrid – 1977–85
Marc-André ter Stegen – Barcelona – 2014–
Piotr Trochowski – Sevilla – 2011–14^{[b POL]}
Miroslav "Mirko" Votava – Atlético Madrid – 1982–85^{[b CZE–CSK]}
Emil "Emilio" Walter – Barcelona – 1928–31
Heiko Westermann – Betis – 2015–16
Wolfram Wuttke – Espanyol – 1990–92

Ghana

Mohammed Abu – Rayo – 2012–13
Lumor Agbenyenu – Mallorca – 2019–
Joseph Aidoo – Celta – 2019–
Anthony Annan – Osasuna – 2012–13
Christian Atsu – Málaga – 2015–16
Iddrisu Baba – Mallorca – 2019–
Richmond Boakye – Elche – 2013–14
Derek Boateng – Getafe, Eibar – 2009–11, 14–15
Emmanuel Boateng – Levante – 2017–19
Kevin-Prince Boateng – Las Palmas, Barcelona – 2016–17, 18–19^{[b FRG]}^{[c DEU U21]}^{[c DEU U20]}^{[c DEU U19]}
Richard Boateng – Granada – 2013–14
Raphael Dwamena – Levante – 2018–19
Michael Essien – Real Madrid – 2012–13
Mohammed Fatau – Granada, Rayo – 2013–15
Bernard Mensah – Getafe – 2015–16
Sulley Muntari – Deportivo – 2017–18
Riga Mustapha – Levante – 2006–08
Thomas Partey – Almería, Atlético Madrid – 2014–
Abdullah Quaye – Málaga – 2000–01
Paul Quaye – Espanyol – 2011–12
Baba Rahman – Mallorca – 2019–
Mohammed Salisu – Valladolid – 2019–
Jeffrey Sarpong – Real Sociedad – 2010–12^{[b NED]}^{[c NED U21]}
Patrick Twumasi – Alavés – 2018–19
Mubarak Wakaso – Villarreal, Espanyol, Las Palmas, Granada, Alavés – 2010–13, 15–16, 16–20
Joachim Yaw – Real Sociedad – 1995–97

Greece

Angelos Basinas – Mallorca – 2005–08
Lampros Choutos – Mallorca – 2005–06
Theofanis Gekas – Levante – 2012–13
Nikolaos Karabelas – Levante – 2012–16
Orestis Karnezis – Granada – 2013–14
Kostas Kiassos – Numancia – 2004–05
Panagiotis Kone – Granada – 2016–17^{[b ALB]}
Leonardo Koutris – Mallorca – 2019–^{[b BRA]}
Nikos Machlas – Sevilla – 2002–03
Petros Marinakis – Sevilla – 1996–97
Themistoklis "Demis" Nikolaidis – Atlético Madrid – 2003–04^{[b FRG]}
Giourkas Seitaridis – Atlético Madrid – 2006–09
Dimitris Siovas – Leganés – 2016–
Vassilios Tsiartas – Sevilla – 1996–97, 99–00
Alexandros Tziolis – Racing – 2010–12
Loukas Vyntra – Levante – 2012–15^{[b CZE–CSK]}

Guadeloupe

Jocelyn Angloma – Valencia – 1997–02^{[c FRA]}
Claudio Beauvue – Celta, Leganés – 2015–18
Dimitri Foulquier – Granada, Getafe – 2013–17, 18–19, 19–^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U21]}^{[c FRA U20]}^{[c FRA U19]}^{[c FRA U18]}

Guinea

Alhassane "Lass" Bangoura – Rayo, Granada – 2011–16
Alhassane Keita – Mallorca – 2008–10
Souleymane Oularé – Las Palmas – 2000–01

Guinea-Bissau

Alfa Semedo – Espanyol – 2018–19
Formose Mendy – Sporting – 2011–12^{[b SEN]}
Fernando "Nando" Có – Racing – 1997–98

Haiti

Frantz Bertin – Racing – 2004–05^{[b FRA]}
Yves Desmarets – Deportivo – 2010–11^{[b FRA]}

Honduras

Julio César Arzú – Racing – 1982–83
José Cardona – Elche, Atlético Madrid – 1959–60, 61–69
Allan Costly – Málaga – 1982–83
José Roberto Figueroa – Murcia – 1983–85
Amado Guevara – Valladolid – 1995–96
Anthony Lozano – Girona – 2017–19
Carlos Pavón – Valladolid – 1995–96
Gilberto Yearwood – Elche, Valladolid – 1977–78, 80–83
Carlos Humberto Zuazo – Elche – 1959–60

Hungary

Zoltán Czibor in 1953

Sándor Kocsis in 1970

László Kubala with Barcelona in 1953

Ferenc Plattkó in 1941

Ferenc Puskás with Real Madrid in 1971

János Aknai – Valencia – 1934–35
Gyula Alberty Kyscel – Real Madrid, Celta, Granada – 1934–36, 39–42
János Beke – Valladolid – 1959–60
Elemér Berkessy – Barcelona – 1934–36^{[b ROU–AT]}
Joseph Csabay – Zaragoza – 1958–60
Josef Csóka – Atlético Madrid – 1958–59
Zoltán Czibor – Barcelona, Espanyol – 1958–62
László Dajka – Las Palmas – 1987–88
János Hrotkó – Zaragoza – 1951–52
Péter Kampfl – Atlético Madrid – 1957–58
László Kaszás – Racing, Espanyol – 1960–61, 63–65
Guillermo Kelemen – Real Madrid – 1935–36
István Kis Szolnok – Espanyol, Mallorca – 1957–61
Sándor Kocsis – Barcelona – 1958–65
László Kubala – Barcelona, Espanyol – 1950–61, 63–64^{[c CSK]}^{[c ESP]}^{[c CAT]}
János Kuszmann – Betis, Espanyol – 1958–66
Attila Ladinsky – Betis – 1975–78
Zsolt Limperger – Real Burgos, Celta – 1991–93, 93–94
Balázs Molnár – Espanyol – 1999–00
Sándor Müller – Hércules – 1981–82
Andrej Prean Nagy – Las Palmas – 1951–52^{[b ROU]}
György Nemes – Real Madrid – 1950–51
Ádám Pintér – Zaragoza – 2010–13
Ferenc Plattkó – Barcelona – 1928–30
Ferenc Puskás – Real Madrid – 1958–66^{[c ESP]}
József Samu – Zaragoza – 1952–53
Béla Sárosi – Zaragoza – 1952–53
Lajos Schróth – Cádiz – 1989–90
Gyula Szabó – Granada – 1959–60
Tibor Szalay – Sevilla, Barcelona, Murcia – 1958–62, 63–64^{[b SVK–CSK]}
József Szendrei – Cádiz – 1988–92
Krisztián Vadócz – Osasuna – 2008–11

Iceland

Eiður Guðjohnsen playing for Barcelona in 2007

Alfreð Finnbogason – Real Sociedad – 2014–15
Eiður Guðjohnsen – Barcelona – 2006–09
Joey Guðjónsson – Betis – 2001–03
Þórður Guðjónsson – Las Palmas – 2000–01
Sverrir Ingi Ingason – Granada – 2016–17
Pétur Pétursson – Hércules – 1985–86

Iran

Javad Nekounam – Osasuna – 2006–12
Masoud Shojaei – Osasuna – 2008–13

Ireland

John Aldridge in 2008

John Aldridge – Real Sociedad – 1989–91^{[b ENG]}
Liam Buckley – Racing – 1986–87
Alan Campbell – Racing – 1984–86
Steve Finnan – Espanyol – 2008–09
Ashley Grimes – Osasuna – 1989–90
Ian Harte – Levante – 2004–05, 06–07
Kevin Moran – Sporting – 1988–90
Michael Robinson – Osasuna – 1986–89^{[b ENG]}

Israel

Dudu Aouate playing for Mallorca in 2012

Omri Afek – Racing – 2003–04
Dudu Aouate – Racing, Deportivo, Mallorca – 2003–13
Omer Atzili – Granada – 2016–17
Ilan Bakhar – Racing – 2002–03
Yossi Benayoun – Racing – 2002–05
Munas Dabbur – Sevilla – 2019–20
Ronen Harazi – Salamanca – 1997–98
Tomer Hemed – Mallorca, Almería – 2011–13, 14–15
Avi Nimni – Atlético Madrid – 1997–98
Haim Revivo – Celta – 1996–00
Ben Sahar – Espanyol – 2009–10
Idan Tal – Rayo – 2002–03

Italy

Demetrio Albertini in 2010

Fabio Cannavaro playing for Real Madrid in 2009

Amedeo Carboni with Valencia in 2005

Christian Vieri in 2007

Gianluca Zambrotta warming up for Barcelona in 2007

Christian Abbiati – Atlético Madrid – 2007–08
Robert Acquafresca – Levante – 2012–13
Demetrio Albertini – Atlético Madrid, Barcelona – 2002–03, 04–05
Marco Andreolli – Sevilla – 2015–16
Alberto Aquilani – Las Palmas – 2017–18
Federico Barba – Valladolid – 2019–20
Nicola Berti – Alavés – 1998–99
Cristiano Biraghi – Granada – 2015–16
Angelo Bollano – Murcia – 1950–51
Daniele Bonera – Villarreal – 2015–19
Alberto Brignoli – Leganés – 2016–17
Aridex Calligaris – Real Sociedad – 1949–50
Fabio Cannavaro – Real Madrid – 2006–09
Amedeo Carboni – Valencia – 1997–06
Antonio Cassano – Real Madrid – 2005–07
Paolo Castellini – Betis – 2004–06
Alessio Cerci – Atlético Madrid – 2014–15, 16–17
Bruno Cirillo – Levante – 2007–08
Luca Cigarini – Sevilla – 2010–11
Francesco Coco – Barcelona – 2001–02
Matteo Contini – Zaragoza – 2009–11
Bernardo Corradi – Valencia – 2004–05
Sergio Del Pinto – Lleida – 1950–51
Morgan De Sanctis – Sevilla – 2007–08
Marco Di Vaio – Valencia – 2004–06
Cristiano Doni – Mallorca – 2005–06
Stefano Fiore – Valencia – 2004–05
Alessandro Florenzi – Valencia – 2019–
Antonio Floro Flores – Granada – 2012–13
Fernando Forestieri – Málaga – 2009–10^{[b ARG]}
Tiberio Guarente – Sevilla – 2010–12
Ciro Immobile – Sevilla – 2015–16
Mark Iuliano – Mallorca – 2004–06
Marco Lanna – Salamanca, Zaragoza – 1997–01
Maurizio Lanzaro – Zaragoza – 2010–13
Damiano Longhi – Hércules – 1996–97
Samuele Longo – Espanyol, Rayo, Huesca – 2012–13, 13–14, 18–19
Cristiano Lucarelli – Valencia – 1998–99
Enzo Maresca – Sevilla, Málaga – 2005–09, 10–12
Emiliano Moretti – Valencia – 2004–09
Thiago Motta – Barcelona, Atlético Madrid – 2001–08^{[b BRA]}^{[c BRA]}^{[c BRA U17]}
Daniel Osvaldo – Espanyol – 2009–11^{[b ARG]}
Christian Panucci – Real Madrid – 1996–99
Giampaolo Pazzini – Levante – 2017–18
Cristiano Piccini – Betis, Valencia – 2015–17, 18–
Alessandro Pierini – Racing – 2004–05
Federico Piovaccari – Eibar – 2014–15
Alessandro Potenza – Mallorca – 2005–06
Vincenzo Rennella – Betis – 2015–16^{[b FRA]}
Christian Riganò – Levante – 2007–08
Fausto Rossi – Valladolid, Córdoba – 2013–15
Giuseppe Rossi – Villarreal, Levante, Celta – 2007–12, 15–16, 16–17^{[b USA]}
Nicola Sansone – Villarreal – 2016–19^{[b DEU]}
Michele Serena – Atlético Madrid – 1998–99
Salvatore Sirigu – Sevilla, Osasuna – 2016–17
Roberto Soriano – Villarreal – 2016–18^{[b DEU]}
Stefano Sorrentino – Recreativo – 2007–08
Marco Storari – Levante – 2007–08
Alessio Tacchinardi – Villarreal – 2005–07
Francesco Tavano – Valencia – 2006–07
Damiano Tommasi – Levante – 2006–08
Moreno Torricelli – Espanyol – 2002–04
Stefano Torrisi – Atlético Madrid – 1998–99
Giorgio Venturin – Atlético Madrid – 1998–00
Daniele Verde – Valladolid – 2018–19
Simone Verdi – Eibar – 2015–16
Christian Vieri – Atlético Madrid – 1997–98
Gianluca Zambrotta – Barcelona – 2006–08
Simone Zaza – Valencia – 2016–18

Ivory Coast

Yaya Touré playing for Barcelona in 2010

Kanga Akalé – Recreativo – 2008–09
Bobley Anderson – Málaga – 2013–14
Victorien Angban – Granada – 2016–17
Roger Assalé – Leganés – 2019–
Ibrahima Bakayoko – Osasuna – 2003–04
Eric Bailly – Espanyol, Villarreal – 2014–16
Jérémie Boga – Granada – 2016–17^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U19]}^{[c FRA U16]}
Arthur Boka – Málaga – 2014–16
Cyril Domoraud – Espanyol – 2002–04
Cheick Doukouré – Levante – 2017–19^{[c FRA U19]}^{[c FRA U18]}
Seydou Doumbia – Girona – 2018–19
Félix Ettien – Levante – 2004–05, 06–08
Lago Junior – Numancia, Mallorca – 2008–09, 19–
Idrissa Keita – Oviedo – 1998–01
Arouna Koné – Sevilla, Levante – 2007–10, 10–12
Mamadou Koné – Racing, Leganés – 2011–12, 16–17
Serge Alain Maguy – Atlético Madrid – 1993–94
Christian Manfredini – Osasuna – 2002–03
Ahmed Ouattara – Extremadura – 1998–99
Romaric – Sevilla, Espanyol, Zaragoza – 2008–13
Yaya Touré – Barcelona – 2007–10
Lacina Traoré – Sporting – 2016–17
Didier Zokora – Sevilla – 2009–11

Japan

Shunsuke Nakamura with Espanyol in 2009

Mike Havenaar – Córdoba – 2014–15
Hiroshi Ibusuki – Sevilla – 2011–12
Akihiro Ienaga – Mallorca – 2010–12
Takashi Inui – Eibar, Betis, Alavés – 2015–
Shoji Jo – Valladolid – 1999–00
Hiroshi Kiyotake – Sevilla – 2016–17
Takefusa Kubo – Mallorca – 2019–
Shunsuke Nakamura – Espanyol – 2009–10
Akinori Nishizawa – Espanyol – 2000–01
Yoshito Ōkubo – Mallorca – 2004–06
Gaku Shibasaki – Getafe – 2017–19

Kenya

McDonald Mariga – Real Sociedad – 2011–12
Michael Olunga – Girona – 2017–18

Latvia

Māris Verpakovskis – Getafe – 2006–07

Lithuania

Giedrius Arlauskis – Espanyol – 2015–16
Edgaras Jankauskas – Real Sociedad – 1999–02
Marius Stankevičius – Sevilla, Valencia – 2009–11^{[c PAD]}

Madagascar

Stéphane Collet – Real Sociedad – 2000–01
Franck Rabarivony – Oviedo – 1998–01^{[b FRA]}

Malaysia

Ignacio "Natxo" Insa – Valencia, Villarreal, Celta – 2006–07, 10–11, 12–13^{[b ESP]}

Mali

Seydou Keita playing for Barcelona in 2008

Mahamadou Diarra – Real Madrid – 2006–11
Frédéric Kanouté – Sevilla – 2005–12^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U21]}
Salif Keïta – Valencia – 1973–76
Seydou Keita – Sevilla, Barcelona, Valencia – 2007–12, 13–14
Aly Mallé – Granada – 2016–17
Abdoul Sissoko – Granada – 2014–15^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U20]}
Mohamed Sissoko – Valencia, Levante – 2003–05, 13–15^{[b FRA]}

Martinique

Note: Martinique is a French overseas department which is a member of CONCACAF but it is not recognized by FIFA. Players listed here are French citizens who have played for the Martinique national team. They are eligible to play for the France national team. Players with the note "Born in France" were not born in Martinique, despite being a part of France.

Grégory Arnolin – Sporting – 2009–12^{[b FRA]}
Jean-Sylvain Babin – Granada, Sporting – 2014–17^{[b FRA]}
Julien Faubert – Real Madrid – 2008–09^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA]}^{[c FRA U21]}
Olivier Thomert – Hércules – 2010–11^{[b FRA]}

Mauritania

Aly Abeid – Levante – 2017–18
Moctar Sidi El Hacen – Levante, Valladolid – 2017–

Mexico

Andrés Guardado playing for Valencia in 2012

Javier Hernández in 2018

Rafael Márquez in action for Barcelona in 2009

Hugo Sánchez in 2008

Javier Aguirre – Osasuna – 1986–87
Manuel Alonso – Racing – 1934–35
Javier Aquino – Villarreal, Rayo – 2013–15
Néstor Araujo – Celta – 2018–
Pablo Barrera – Zaragoza – 2011–12
Cuauhtémoc Blanco – Valladolid – 2000–02
José Luis Borbolla – Deportivo, Real Madrid, Celta – 1944–47
Omar Bravo – Deportivo – 2008–09
Nery Castillo – Rayo – 2013–14
Francisco Javier Cruz – Logroñés – 1988–89
José Manuel de la Torre – Oviedo – 1988–89
Antonio de Nigris – Villarreal – 2002–03
Luis Flores – Sporting, Valencia – 1986–87, 88–89
Guillermo Franco – Villarreal – 2005–10^{[b ARG]}
Luís de la Fuente – Racing – 1934–35
Giovani dos Santos – Barcelona, Racing, Mallorca, Villarreal – 2007–08, 10–11, 12–15
Jonathan dos Santos – Barcelona, Villarreal – 2009–17
Luis García – Atlético Madrid, Real Sociedad – 1992–95
Andrés Guardado – Deportivo, Valencia, Betis – 2007–11, 12–14, 17–
Javier "Chicharito" Hernández – Real Madrid, Sevilla – 2014–15, 19–20
Héctor Herrera – Atlético Madrid – 2019–
Javier Iturriaga – Athletic Bilbao – 2006–07
Raúl Jiménez – Atlético Madrid – 2014–15
Efraín Juárez – Zaragoza – 2011–12
Diego Lainez – Betis – 2018–
Carlos Laviada – Oviedo – 1934–36
Miguel Layún – Sevilla, Villarreal – 2017–19
Rafael Márquez – Barcelona – 2003–10
Héctor Moreno – Espanyol, Real Sociedad – 2011–15, 17–19
Manuel Negrete – Sporting – 1986–87
Carlos Ochoa – Osasuna – 2002–03
Guillermo Ochoa – Málaga, Granada – 2014–17
Francisco Palencia – Espanyol – 2001–02
Diego Reyes – Real Sociedad, Espanyol, Leganés – 2015–17, 18–19
Hugo Sánchez – Atlético Madrid, Real Madrid, Rayo – 1981–92, 93–94
José Ramón Sauto – Real Madrid – 1933–36, 39–44
Juan Ángel Seguro – Osasuna – 2003–04
Gerardo Torrado – Sevilla, Racing – 2002–05
Carlos Vela – Osasuna, Real Sociedad – 2007–08, 11–18
Manuel Vidrio – Osasuna – 2002–03
Germán Villa – Espanyol – 1998–99

Montenegro

Predrag Mijatović in 2007

Branko Brnović – Espanyol – 1994–00
Andrija Delibašić – Mallorca, Rayo – 2003–05, 11–13
Ardian Đokaj – Mallorca – 1999–00
Borislav Đurović – Valladolid – 1980–81
Igor Gluščević – Extremadura – 1996–97
Stevan Jovetić – Sevilla – 2016–17
Miodrag Kustudić – Hércules – 1978–81^{[b SRB–YUG 1]}
Predrag Mijatović – Valencia, Real Madrid – 1993–99
Željko Petrović – Sevilla – 1991–92
Vladimir Popović – Sporting – 1997–98
Stefan Savić – Atlético Madrid – 2015–
Nebojša Šćepanović – Oviedo – 1995–96
Nikola Vujadinović – Osasuna – 2016–17^{[b SRB–YUG 1]}
Nikola Vukčević – Levante – 2018–

Morocco

Larbi Benbarek

Zaki in 2009

Abderrazak ben Mohamed – Murcia – 1950–51
Nordin Amrabat – Málaga, Leganés – 2013–16, 17–18^{[b NED]}^{[c NED U21]}
Nabil Baha – Málaga – 2008–11^{[b FRA]}
Abdelaziz Barrada – Getafe – 2011–13^{[b FRA]}
Salaheddine Bassir – Deportivo – 1997–99
Abdallah Ben Barek – Granada, Málaga – 1957–58, 62–63, 65–66, 67–68
Larbi Benbarek – Atlético Madrid – 1948–54^{[c FRA]}
Zakarya Bergdich – Valladolid – 2013–14^{[b FRA]}
Yassine Bounou "Bono" – Girona, Sevilla – 2017–^{[b CAN]}
Sofiane Boufal – Celta – 2018–19^{[b FRA]}
Mehdi Carcela-González – Granada – 2016–17^{[b BEL]}^{[c BEL]}^{[c BEL U21]}^{[c BEL U18]}^{[c BEL U17]}^{[c BEL U16]}
Sofian Chakla – Villarreal – 2019–
Saïd Chiba – Compostela – 1996–98
Lahsen Ben Mohamed "Chicha" – Atlético Tetuán – 1951–52
Issam El Adoua – Levante – 2013–15
Youssef El-Arabi – Granada – 2012–16^{[b FRA]}
Moulay El Ghareff – Tenerife – 1989–90
Mounir El Hamdaoui – Málaga – 2013–14^{[b NED]}^{[c NED U21]}
Nabil El Zhar – Levante, Las Palmas, Leganés – 2011–19^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U21]}
Youssef En-Nesyri – Málaga, Leganés, Sevilla – 2016–
Hassan Fadil – Mallorca, Málaga – 1986–89
Fayçal Fajr – Elche, Deportivo, Getafe – 2014–18, 19–^{[b FRA]}
Zouhair Feddal – Levante, Alavés, Betis – 2015–
Mustapha Hadji – Deportivo, Espanyol – 1997–99, 03–04
Achraf Hakimi – Real Madrid – 2017–18^{[b ESP]}
Jacob Azafrani "Jaco" – Atlético Tetuán, Las Palmas, Granada – 1951–52, 55–58
Abderrahman Kabous – Murcia – 2007–08^{[b FRA]}
Mohamed Ben Mahjoub – Racing – 1950–53
Hachim Mastour – Málaga – 2015–16^{[b ITA]}^{[c ITA U16]}
Mohammed El Yaagoubi "Moha" – Osasuna, Espanyol – 2000–01, 02–08
Hassan Nader – Mallorca – 1990–92
Noureddine Naybet – Deportivo – 1996–04
Hoalid Regragui – Racing – 2004–06^{[b FRA]}
Mohamed Riahi – Córdoba, Espanyol – 1962–65
Oussama Tannane – Las Palmas – 2017–18^{[c NED U21]}
Adnane Tighadouini – Málaga – 2015–16^{[b NED]}
Mohammed Timoumi – Murcia – 1986–87
Anuar Tuhami – Valladolid – 2018–20^{[b ESP]}
Ezzaki Badou "Zaki" – Mallorca – 1986–88, 89–92

Mozambique

Simão Mate Junior – Levante – 2012–16
Armando Sá – Villarreal, Espanyol – 2004–06

Netherlands

Phillip Cocu in 2015

Johan Cruyff celebrating the Amsterdam Tournament with Barcelona in 1975

Patrick Kluivert in 2006

Ronald Koeman in 2014

Ruud van Nistelrooy with Real Madrid in 2007

Frank Rijkaard as Barcelona manager in 2006

Arjen Robben playing for Real Madrid in 2009

Wesley Sneijder in 2014

Yassine Abdellaoui – Rayo – 1996–97
Ibrahim Afellay – Barcelona – 2010–12, 13–14
Ryan Babel – Deportivo – 2016–17
Dave van den Bergh – Rayo – 1999–00
Kevin Bobson – Espanyol – 2003–04
Frank de Boer – Barcelona – 1998–03
Ronald de Boer – Barcelona – 1998–00
Michel Boerebach – Real Burgos – 1992–93
Winston Bogarde – Barcelona – 1997–00
Mark van Bommel – Barcelona – 2005–06
Khalid Boulahrouz – Sevilla – 2007–08
Giovanni van Bronckhorst – Barcelona – 2003–07
Arnold Bruggink – Mallorca – 2003–04
Jasper Cillessen – Barcelona, Valencia – 2016–
Phillip Cocu – Barcelona – 1998–04
Jürgen Colin – Sporting – 2008–09
Johan Cruyff – Barcelona – 1973–78^{[c CAT]}
Jordi Cruyff – Barcelona, Celta, Alavés, Espanyol – 1994–96, 98–99, 00–04^{[c CAT]}
Edgar Davids – Barcelona – 2003–04^{[b SUR-NED]}
Dick van Dijk – Murcia – 1974–75
Ryan Donk – Betis – 2016–17
Royston Drenthe – Real Madrid, Hércules – 2007–11
Jonathan de Guzmán – Mallorca, Villarreal – 2010–12^{[b CAN]}
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink – Atlético Madrid – 1999–00^{[b SUR-NED]}
John Heitinga – Atlético Madrid – 2008–09
Ruud Hesp – Barcelona – 1997–00
Wesley Hoedt – Celta – 2018–19
Rick Hoogendorp – Celta – 1999–00
Klaas-Jan Huntelaar – Real Madrid – 2008–09
Ola John – Deportivo – 2016–17^{[b LBR]}
Frenkie de Jong – Barcelona – 2019–
Luuk de Jong – Sevilla – 2019–^{[b SUI]}
Patrick Kluivert – Barcelona, Valencia – 1998–04, 05–06
Ronald Koeman – Barcelona – 1989–95
Jan Kromkamp – Villarreal – 2005–06
Glenn Loovens – Zaragoza – 2012–13
Hedwiges Maduro – Valencia, Sevilla – 2007–13
Roy Makaay – Tenerife, Deportivo – 1997–03
Joris Mathijsen – Málaga – 2011–12
John Metgod – Real Madrid – 1982–84
Gerrie Mühren – Betis – 1976–78
Kizito "Kiki" Musampa – Málaga, Atlético Madrid – 1999–05^{[b ZAI]}
Riga Mustapha – Levante – 2006–08^{[b GHA]}
Johan Neeskens – Barcelona – 1974–79^{[c CAT]}
Ruud van Nistelrooy – Real Madrid, Málaga – 2006–10, 11–12
Tarik Oulida – Sevilla – 1995–97
Marc Overmars – Barcelona – 2000–04
René Ponk – Compostela – 1997–98
Quincy Promes – Sevilla – 2018–19
Michael Reiziger – Barcelona – 1997–04
Johnny Rep – Valencia – 1975–77
Daniël de Ridder – Celta – 2005–07
Frank Rijkaard – Zaragoza – 1987–88
Arjen Robben – Real Madrid – 2007–09
Clarence Seedorf – Real Madrid – 1996–00^{[b SUR]}
Wesley Sneijder – Real Madrid – 2007–09
Rafael van der Vaart – Real Madrid, Betis – 2008–10, 15–16
Piet Velthuizen – Hércules – 2010–11
Ferdi Vierklau – Tenerife – 1997–99
Sander Westerveld – Real Sociedad, Mallorca – 2001–05
Faas Wilkes – Valencia – 1953–56
Richard Witschge – Barcelona, Alavés – 1991–93, 01–02
Ricky van Wolfswinkel – Betis – 2015–16
Nordin Wooter – Zaragoza – 1997–99
Boudewijn Zenden – Barcelona – 1998–01
Gianni Zuiverloon – Mallorca – 2011–12

Nigeria

Ikechukwu Uche with Getafe in 2010

Mutiu Adepoju – Racing, Real Sociedad – 1993–00
Uche Henry Agbo – Granada, Rayo – 2014–17, 18–19
Wilfred Agbonavbare – Rayo – 1992–94, 95–96
Festus Agu – Compostela – 1995–96
Emmanuel Amuneke – Barcelona – 1996–97
Emmanuel Apeh – Celta – 2018–
Chidozie Awaziem – Leganés – 2019–
Ramon Azeez – Almería, Granada – 2013–15, 19–
Samuel Chukwueze – Villarreal – 2018–
Elderson Echiéjilé – Sporting – 2016–17
Oghenekaro Etebo – Las Palmas, Getafe – 2017–18, 19–
Imoh Ezekiel – Las Palmas – 2017–18
Finidi George – Betis, Mallorca – 1996–01, 03–04
Brown Ideye – Málaga – 2017–18
Odion Ighalo – Granada – 2011–14
Victor Ikpeba – Betis – 2001–02
Christopher Kanu – Alavés – 2001–02
Olarenwaju Kayode – Girona – 2017–18
Abass Lawal – Albacete – 2003–05
Obafemi Martins – Levante – 2012–13
Emmanuel Nosakhare "Nosa" – Betis – 2012–14
Victor Obinna – Málaga – 2009–10
Bartholomew Ogbeche – Valladolid – 2007–09
Christopher Ohen – Compostela – 1994–98
Samuel Okunowo – Barcelona – 1998–99
Kenneth Omeruo – Leganés – 2018–
Peter Rufai – Hércules, Deportivo – 1996–99
Moses Simon – Levante – 2018–19
Isaac Success – Granada, Málaga – 2014–16, 17–18
Stephen Sunday "Sunny" – Valencia, Osasuna – 2007–09^{[c ESP U21]}^{[c ESP U20]}^{[c ESP U19]}
Ikechukwu Uche – Recreativo, Getafe, Zaragoza, Granada, Villarreal, Málaga – 2006–12, 13–15, 15–16
Kalu Uche – Almería, Espanyol, Levante – 2007–11, 11–12, 14–15
Nduka Ugbade – Castellón – 1989–91
Francis Uzoho – Deportivo – 2017–18
Rashidi Yekini – Sporting – 1995–97

North Macedonia

Enis Bardhi – Levante – 2017–
Stole Dimitrievski – Granada, Rayo – 2014–16, 18–19
Dragan Kanatlarovski – Deportivo – 1991–92
Blagoja Kitanovski – Sabadell – 1987–88
Ilija Najdoski – Valladolid – 1993–94
Mitko Stojkovski – Oviedo – 1995–97
Aleksandar Trajkovski – Mallorca – 2019–

Northern Ireland

Gerry Armstrong – Mallorca – 1983–84
Jim Hagan – Celta – 1987–89

Norway

John Carew in 2011

Jan Berg – Elche, Rayo – 1988–90
John Carew – Valencia – 2000–03
Vadim Demidov – Real Sociedad, Celta – 2010–12, 12–13^{[b LVA–URS]}
Dan Eggen – Celta, Alavés – 1997–03
Bjørn Tore Kvarme – Real Sociedad – 2001–04
Martin Ødegaard – Real Madrid, Real Sociedad – 2014–15, 19–
Frode Olsen – Sevilla – 1999–00, 01–02
Knut Olav Rindarøy – Deportivo – 2010–11
Sigurd Rushfeldt – Racing – 1999–01

Panama

Julio Dely Valdés playing for Málaga in 2002

Roberto Chen – Málaga – 2013–14
Julio Dely Valdés – Oviedo, Málaga – 1997–03
Rommel Fernández – Tenerife, Valencia, Albacete – 1989–93

Paraguay

José Luis Chilavert in 2014

Paulo da Silva in 2011

Roque Santa Cruz scoring for Málaga in 2014

Nelson Valdez playing for Hércules in 2011

Justo Villar with Valladolid in 2009

Ignacio Achúcarro – Sevilla – 1958–68
Bernardo Acosta – Sevilla – 1969–72
Javier Acuña – Osasuna – 2013–14
Roberto Acuña – Zaragoza, Deportivo – 1997–03, 04–06^{[b ARG]}
Juan Agüero – Sevilla, Real Madrid, Granada – 1958–67
Óscar Aguilera – Sevilla – 1958–59, 60–61
Secundino Aifuch – Espanyol – 1978–82
Antolín Alcaraz – Las Palmas – 2015–16
Júnior Alonso – Celta – 2018–19
Florencio Amarilla – Oviedo, Elche – 1958–62
Raúl Vicente Amarilla – Zaragoza, Barcelona – 1981–88
Aníbal Pérez – Valencia – 1968–75
Saturnino Arrúa – Zaragoza – 1973–77, 78–79
Atilio – Atlético Madrid – 1953–55
José Raúl Aveiro – Valencia, Elche – 1959–61, 63–64
Rubén Aveiro – Atlético Madrid – 1947–48
Celso Ayala – Betis, Atlético Madrid – 1998–00
Carlos Báez – Salamanca, Burgos – 1977–81
Domingo Benegas – Burgos, Atlético Madrid – 1971–79
Epifanio Benítez – Elche – 1975–78
Gustavo Benítez – Granada – 1975–76
Miguel Ángel Benítez – Atlético Madrid, Espanyol – 1993–02
Ángel Bernit – Betis – 1959–60
Manuel Bogado – Córdoba – 1966–67
Óscar Bravo – Oviedo – 1972–74
Eugenio Cabral – Burgos, Valencia, Almería, Hércules – 1976–79, 80–82
Pedro Cabral – Sevilla, Málaga – 1963–69, 70–71
César Cabrera – Córdoba – 1963–66
Diómedes Cabrera – Racing – 1977–78
Amando Cáceres – Hércules, Mallorca – 1966–67, 69–70
Julio César Cáceres – Gimnàstic – 2006–07
Adalberto Cañete – Salamanca – 1976–77
Juan Casco – Elche, Murcia – 1965–70, 73–75
Benigno Chaparro – Salamanca, Racing – 1978–79, 82–83, 84–85
José Luis Chilavert – Zaragoza – 1988–91
Roberto Cino – Espanyol, Salamanca – 1973–74, 76–78
Carlos Correa – Tenerife – 1961–62
Paulo da Silva – Zaragoza – 2010–12
Carlos Diarte – Zaragoza, Valencia, Salamanca, Betis – 1973–83
Jorge dos Santos – Sevilla, Cádiz – 1975–77, 81–82, 83–84
Jorge Escobar – Granada, Elche – 1973–75
Pedro Fernández – Barcelona, Granada – 1968–76
Roberto Fernández – Espanyol – 1976–78
Buenaventura Ferreira – Sabadell – 1986–87
Valeriano Ferreira – Granada – 1968–69
Virgilio Ferreira – Extremadura – 1996–97
Diego Figueredo – Valladolid – 2003–04
Sebastián Fleitas – Málaga, Real Madrid – 1968–72
Víctor Franco – Córdoba – 1967–68
Alejandro Fretes – Racing, Atlético Madrid – 1961–62, 65–66
Carlos Gamarra – Atlético Madrid – 1999–00
Inocente Gaona – Deportivo – 1968–69
Rubén Gárate – Córdoba – 1964–65
Genaro García – Elche – 1968–70
Néstor García – Pontevedra, Murcia – 1969–70, 73–74
Orlando Giménez – Racing, Valencia, Espanyol, Sabadell – 1976–87
Eduardo Gómez – Granada – 1973–74
Hermes González – Barcelona, Oviedo – 1957–62
Ricardo González – Elche – 1968–71, 73–76
Ramón Hicks – Sabadell, Oviedo – 1986–87, 88–90
Jorge Insfrán – Zaragoza – 1975–76
Mario Jacquet – Burgos, Oviedo, Valladolid – 1971–74, 75–76, 80–81
Vicente Raúl Jara – Sabadell – 1970–71
Víctor Juárez – Granada, Murcia – 1970–72, 73–74
Fausto Laguardia – Elche – 1959–60
Gabriel Lezcano – Celta – 1969–75
Juan Carlos Lezcano – Elche – 1962–71
Óscar Lleida – Valencia – 1975–76
Óscar López – Almería – 1979–80
Crispín Maciel – Granada, Las Palmas – 1973–74, 75–76, 77–80
Vidal Maciel – Murcia – 1973–74
Adolfo Martínez – Deportivo – 1968–70
Eulogio Martínez – Barcelona, Elche, Atlético Madrid – 1956–65^{[c ESP]}
Celso Mendieta – Betis, Zaragoza – 1974–77, 78–79
Aníbal Montero – Elche – 1973–78
Eulalio Mora – Cádiz – 1988–89
Claudio Morel – Deportivo – 2010–11
Víctor Morel – Espanyol – 1979–81
Felipe Nery – Elche – 1984–85
Humberto Núñez – Hércules – 1974–75, 76–78
Felipe Ocampos – Zaragoza – 1969–71, 72–74
Juan Ramón Ocampos – Valencia – 1975–76
Celso Ortigosa – Cádiz – 1977–78
Luis César Ortiz – Espanyol – 1973–78
José Parodi – Las Palmas – 1958–60
Silvio Parodi – Racing – 1961–62
Abel Pérez – Murcia – 1973–75
Hernán Pérez – Villarreal, Espanyol, Alavés – 2011–12, 13–14, 15–19
Cayetano Ré – Elche, Barcelona, Espanyol – 1959–69, 70–71
Carlos Riquelme – Atlético Madrid – 1953–55
Juan Francisco Riveros – Pontevedra – 1968–70
Juan Carlos Rojas – Córdoba – 1968–69, 71–72
Clemente Rolón – Almería, Salamanca – 1979–81, 82–83
Julio César Romero "Romerito" – Barcelona – 1988–89
Francisco Romero – Espanyol, Sporting – 1967–69, 70–74
Jorge Lino Romero – Oviedo – 1958–61
Juan Romero – Elche – 1960–67
Óscar Romero – Alavés – 2016–18
Antonio "Tonny" Sanabria – Sporting, Betis – 2015–19
Carlos Sanabria – Valencia – 1959–60
Roque Santa Cruz – Betis, Málaga – 2011–15, 15–16
Delio Toledo – Espanyol, Zaragoza – 1999–01, 03–06
Herminio Toñánez – Sevilla – 1969–72
Nelson Valdez – Hércules, Valencia – 2010–11, 12–13
Crispín Verza – Murcia – 1973–74
Florencio Villalba – Real Burgos – 1992–93
Jerónimo Villalba – Sevilla – 1975–77
Justo Villar – Valladolid – 2008–10
Víctor Zayas – Zaragoza – 1980–85
Nelson Zelaya – Recreativo – 2002–03

Peru

Juan Seminario with Barcelona

Santiago Acasiete – Almería – 2007–11
Luis Advíncula – Rayo – 2018–19
Pedro Aicart – Málaga – 1976–77
Juan Caballero – Elche – 1984–85
Christian Cueva – Rayo – 2013–14
Alfonso Dulanto – Mérida – 1995–96
Jean Franco Ferrari – Extremadura – 1998–99
Damián Ísmodes – Racing – 2007–08
Juan José Jayo – Celta, Las Palmas – 2000–02
Germán Leguía – Elche – 1984–85
Alberto Loret de Mola – Las Palmas – 1958–60
Flavio Maestri – Hércules – 1996–97
Óscar Montalvo – Deportivo – 1962–63, 64–65, 66–67
Juan Carlos Oblitas – Elche – 1975–76
Percy Olivares – Tenerife – 1993–95
Miguel Rebosio – Zaragoza – 2000–02, 03–04
Luis Redher – Zaragoza – 1989–90
Juan Seminario – Zaragoza, Barcelona, Sabadell – 1961–63, 64–69
Sigifrido Martínez "Sigi" – Zaragoza, Elche – 1962–67, 67–69
José del Solar – Tenerife, Salamanca, Celta, Valencia – 1992–98
Hugo Sotil – Barcelona – 1973–74, 75–77
Juan Manuel Vargas – Betis – 2015–16
José Manuel Velásquez – Hércules – 1984–85
Pablo Zegarra – Salamanca – 1997–99

Philippines

Gregorio Ameztoy – Zaragoza, Atlético Madrid, Gimnàstic – 1939–41, 42–46, 47–48
Ignacio Larrauri – Athletic Bilbao – 1941–42
Julio Uriarte – Zaragoza – 1939–41, 42–43

Poland

Roman Kosecki in 2011

Wolfgang April – Sabadell – 1986–87
Jerzy Dudek – Real Madrid – 2007–11
Dariusz Dudka – Levante – 2012–13
Roman Kosecki – Osasuna, Atlético Madrid – 1992–95
Wojciech Kowalczyk – Betis – 1994–97
Grzegorz Krychowiak – Sevilla – 2014–16
Cezary Kucharski – Sporting – 1997–98
Grzegorz Lewandowski – Logroñés – 1993–94
Bartłomiej Pawłowski – Málaga – 2013–14
Damien Perquis – Betis – 2012–14^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U21]}
Eugen Polanski – Getafe – 2008–09^{[c DEU U21]}
Jerzy Podbrożny – Mérida – 1997–98
Euzebiusz "Ebi" Smolarek – Racing – 2007–08
Ryszard Staniek – Osasuna – 1993–94
Jan Tomaszewski – Hércules – 1981–82
Mirosław Trzeciak – Osasuna – 2000–01
Przemysław Tytoń – Elche, Deportivo – 2014–15, 16–18
Jan Urban – Osasuna, Valladolid – 1989–95
Cezary Wilk – Deportivo – 2014–15
Jacek Ziober – Osasuna – 1993–94

Portugal

Vítor Baía in 2016

Fernando Couto in 2011

Deco playing for Barcelona in 2006

Duda playing for Málaga in 2010

Luís Figo in 2017

Nani in 2017

Pauleta in 2012

Pepe training with Real Madrid in 2015

Ricardo Quaresma in 2018

Cristiano Ronaldo with Real Madrid in 2018

Simão (right) speaking with a referee during a match for Atlético Madrid in 2009

Abel Xavier – Oviedo – 1996–98^{[b MOZ]}
Agostinho – Málaga – 1999–01
André Castro – Sporting – 2010–12
André Gomes – Valencia, Barcelona – 2014–18
André Santos – Deportivo – 2012–13
André Silva – Sevilla – 2018–19
António Oliveira – Betis – 1979–80
Miguel Areias – Celta – 2006–07
Ariza Makukula – Valladolid, Sevilla, Gimnàstic – 2003–05, 06–07^{[b ZAI]}
Bakero – Sevilla – 1999–00
Victoriano Bastos – Zaragoza – 1975–77
Bebé – Córdoba, Rayo, Eibar – 2014–19
Beto – Recreativo – 2006–09
Beto – Sevilla – 2012–16
Bino – Tenerife – 2001–02
Bruma – Real Sociedad – 2015–16^{[b GNB]}
Bruno Caires – Celta – 1997–00
Bruno Gama – Deportivo – 2012–13, 16–18
Carlos Gomes – Granada, Oviedo – 1958–61
Carlos Martins – Recreativo, Granada – 2007–08, 11–12
Carlos Secretário – Real Madrid – 1996–97
Carlos Xavier – Real Sociedad – 1991–94^{[b MOZ]}
César Brito – Salamanca – 1997–98
Chaínho – Zaragoza – 2001–02^{[b ANG]}
Costinha – Atlético Madrid – 2006–07
Cristiano Ronaldo – Real Madrid – 2009–18
Dani – Atlético Madrid – 2002–03
Daniel Candeias – Granada – 2014–15
Daniel Carriço – Sevilla – 2013–20
Deco – Barcelona – 2004–08^{[b BRA]}
Dino – Salamanca – 1998–99
Diogo Figueiras – Sevilla – 2013–15, 15–16
Diogo Salomão – Deportivo – 2012–13, 14–15
Domingos – Tenerife – 1997–99
Domingos Duarte – Granada – 2019–
Duda – Málaga, Sevilla – 2001–02, 03–17
Edgar – Málaga – 1999–03, 03–06^{[b ANG]}
Edinho – Málaga – 2009–11
Edmundo Graça – Sevilla – 1958–59
Eliseu – Málaga, Zaragoza – 2008–09, 09–14
Espinho – Málaga – 2015–16
Fábio Coentrão – Real Madrid – 2011–15, 16–17
Fábio Felício – Real Sociedad – 2006–07
Fernando Couto – Barcelona – 1996–98
Fernando Gomes – Sporting – 1980–82
Fernando Meira – Zaragoza – 2011–12
Flávio Ferreira – Málaga – 2013–16
Paulo Futre – Atlético Madrid – 1987–93, 97–98
Gelson Martins – Atlético Madrid – 2018–19
Gil Dias – Granada – 2019–
Gomes Bravo – Real Sociedad – 1947–48, 49–50
Gonçalo Guedes – Valencia – 2017–
Hélder Baptista – Rayo – 1999–05
Hélder Costa – Deportivo – 2014–15^{[b ANG]}
Hélder Cristóvão – Deportivo – 1996–98, 00–02^{[b ANG]}
Hélder Lopes – Las Palmas – 2016–17
Hélder Postiga – Zaragoza, Valencia, Deportivo – 2011–14, 14–15
Hélder Rosário – Málaga – 2008–11
Henrique Sereno – Valladolid – 2012–13
Hernâni – Levante – 2019–
Hugo Leal – Atlético Madrid – 1999–00
Hugo Porfírio – Racing – 1997–98
Hugo Viana – Valencia, Osasuna – 2005–09
Ivan Cavaleiro – Deportivo – 2014–15
João Alves – Salamanca – 1976–78
João Cancelo – Valencia – 2014–17
João Félix – Atlético Madrid – 2019–
João Pereira – Valencia – 2012–14
João Tomás – Betis – 2001–03
Jordão – Zaragoza – 1976–77^{[b ANG]}
Jorge Andrade – Deportivo – 2002–07
Jorge Cadete – Celta – 1997–99^{[b MOZ]}
Jorge Gonçalves – Racing – 2008–09
Jorge Ribeiro – Málaga – 2005–06
José Calado – Betis – 2001–03
Kévin Rodrigues – Real Sociedad, Leganés – 2016–^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U19]}^{[c FRA U18]}
Licá – Rayo – 2014–15
Litos – Málaga – 2001–06
Luís Figo – Barcelona, Real Madrid – 1995–05
Luisinho – Deportivo, Huesca – 2014–19
Luís Martins – Granada – 2014–15, 16–17
Maniche – Atlético Madrid – 2006–08, 08–09
Manuel Fernandes – Valencia – 2007–08, 08–11
Marco Caneira – Valencia – 2004–06, 07–08
Mário Silva – Cádiz – 2005–06
Fernando Manuel Mendonça – Deportivo – 1962–63
Jorge Alberto Mendonça – Atlético Madrid, Barcelona, Mallorca – 1958–70^{[b ANG]}
Miguel – Valencia – 2005–12
Miguel Cardoso – Deportivo – 2015–16
Miguel Lopes – Granada – 2015–16
Nani – Valencia – 2016–17^{[b CPV]}
Nélson Marcos – Betis, Osasuna, Almería – 2008–09, 10–13, 13–14^{[b CPV]}
Nélson Oliveira – Deportivo – 2012–13
Nélson Semedo – Barcelona – 2017–
José Nunes – Mallorca – 2005–13
Nuno – Deportivo, Osasuna – 1996–98, 00–02^{[b STP]}
Nuno Luís – Salamanca – 1998–99
Oceano – Real Sociedad – 1991–94^{[b CPV]}
Pauleta – Salamanca, Deportivo – 1997–00
Paulo Bento – Oviedo – 1996–00
Paulo Oliveira – Eibar – 2017–
Paulo Sousa – Espanyol – 2001–02
Paulo Torres – Salamanca – 1997–98
Emílio Peixe – Sevilla – 1995–96
Pepe – Real Madrid – 2007–17^{[b BRA]}
Pizzi – Atlético Madrid, Deportivo, Espanyol – 2011–14
Portugués – Deportivo – 1942–46
Quinito – Racing – 1975–78
Rafa Soares – Eibar – 2019–
Ricardo Carvalho – Real Madrid – 2010–13
Ricardo Costa – Valencia, Granada – 2010–14, 15–16
Ricardo Horta – Málaga – 2014–16
Ricardo Pereira – Betis – 2007–09
Ricardo Quaresma – Barcelona – 2003–04
Ricardo Sá Pinto – Real Sociedad – 1997–00
Rogerio – Salamanca – 1997–99
Rony Lopes – Sevilla – 2019–^{[b BRA]}
Rúben Micael – Zaragoza – 2011–12
Rúben Semedo – Villarreal, Huesca – 2017–19
Rúben Vezo – Valencia, Granada, Levante – 2013–
Rui Fonte – Espanyol – 2010–13
Rui Silva – Granada – 2019–
Sílvio – Atlético Madrid, Deportivo – 2011–13
Simão – Barcelona, Atlético Madrid, Espanyol – 1999–01, 07–11, 12–14
José Taira – Salamanca – 1997–99
Thierry Correia – Valencia – 2019–
Tiago – Atlético Madrid – 2009–17
Tiago Ilori – Granada – 2013–14^{[b ENG]}
Tiago Gomes – Hércules – 2010–11
Francisco Trincão – Barcelona – 2020–
Tulipa – Salamanca – 1997–98
Silvestre Varela – Recreativo – 2007–08
Francisco Vital – Betis – 1979–80
Vítor Baía – Barcelona – 1996–99
Vítor Damas – Racing – 1976–79
Vitorino Antunes – Málaga, Getafe – 2012–15, 17–
William Carvalho – Betis – 2018–^{[b ANG]}
Zé Castro – Atlético Madrid, Deportivo, Rayo – 2006–11, 12–16

Puerto Rico

Eduardo Ordóñez – Atlético Madrid, Real Madrid – 1928–30, 32–33, 34–35

Qatar

Akram Afif – Sporting – 2016–17

Romania

Cosmin Contra with Getafe in 2009

Gheorghe Hagi in 2016

Marius Lăcătuș in 2010

Gheorghe Popescu in 2016

Florin Andone – Córdoba, Deportivo – 2014–15, 16–18
Gavril Balint – Real Burgos – 1990–93
Constantin Barbu – Numancia – 1999–01
Miodrag Belodedici – Valencia, Valladolid – 1992–95
Cosmin Contra – Alavés, Atlético Madrid, Getafe – 1999–01, 02–04, 05–10
Gică Craioveanu – Real Sociedad, Villarreal, Getafe – 1995–99, 00–02, 04–06
Ilie Dumitrescu – Sevilla – 1994–95
Iulian Filipescu – Betis – 1998–00, 01–03
Constantin Gâlcă – Espanyol, Villarreal – 1997–03
Cristian Ganea – Athletic Bilbao – 2018–19
Gheorghe Hagi – Real Madrid, Barcelona – 1990–92, 94–96
Adrian Ilie – Valencia, Alavés – 1997–03
Marius Iordache – Villarreal – 1998–99
Marius Lăcătuș – Oviedo – 1991–93
Silviu Lung – Logroñés – 1990–91
Bogdan Mara – Alavés – 2001–03
Ciprian Marica – Getafe – 2013–14
Lucian Marinescu – Salamanca – 1998–99
Dorin Mateuț – Zaragoza – 1990–93
Cătălin Munteanu – Salamanca, Espanyol, Albacete – 1998–99, 01–02, 03–04
Costel Pantilimon – Deportivo – 2017–18
Gabriel Popescu – Salamanca, Valencia, Numancia – 1997–00
Gheorghe Popescu – Barcelona – 1995–97
Daniel Prodan – Atlético Madrid – 1996–98
Cristian Pulhac – Hércules – 2010–11
Claudiu Răducanu – Espanyol – 2003–04
Florin Răducioiu – Espanyol – 1994–96, 96–97
Răzvan Raț – Rayo – 2013–14, 15–16
Laurențiu Roșu – Numancia, Recreativo – 2000–01, 06–08
Raul Rusescu – Sevilla – 2013–14
Marcel Sabou – Tenerife, Sporting – 1990–91, 93–96
Cristian Săpunaru – Zaragoza, Elche – 2012–14
László Sepsi – Racing – 2008–10
Dennis Șerban – Valencia – 1998–00, 01–02
Nicolae Simatoc – Barcelona, Oviedo – 1950–53^{[b MOL–ROU]}
Bogdan Stelea – Mallorca, Salamanca – 1991–92, 97–99
Ovidiu Stîngă – Salamanca – 1995–96
Gabriel Tamaș – Celta – 2006–07
Gabriel Torje – Granada, Espanyol – 2012–14
Alin Toșca – Betis – 2016–18

Russia

Rinat Dasayev in 2017

Valeri Karpin in 2018

Viktor Onopko in 2014

Oleg Salenko in 2014

Vladimir Beschastnykh – Racing – 1996–01
Denis Cheryshev – Sevilla, Villarreal, Real Madrid, Valencia – 2013–
Dmitri Cheryshev – Sporting – 1996–98
Rinat Dasaev – Sevilla – 1988–90
Igor Dobrovolski – Castellón, Atlético Madrid – 1990–91, 94–95^{[b UKR–URS]}
Ilshat Faizulin – Racing – 1995–97
Dmitri Galyamin – Espanyol – 1991–93
Valeri Karpin – Real Sociedad, Valencia, Celta – 1994–05^{[b EST–URS]}
Aleksandr Kerzhakov – Sevilla – 2006–08
Dmitri Khokhlov – Real Sociedad – 1999–03
Igor Korneev – Espanyol, Barcelona – 1991–93, 94–95
Aleksei Kosolapov – Sporting – 1997–98
Dmitri Kuznetsov – Espanyol – 1991–93, 94–95
Igor Lediakhov – Sporting – 1994–98
Andrei Moj – Espanyol, Hércules – 1991–93, 96–97
Aleksandr Mostovoi – Celta – 1996–04
Yuri Nikiforov – Sporting – 1996–98^{[b UKR–URS]}^{[c UKR]}
Viktor Onopko – Oviedo, Rayo – 1995–01, 02–03^{[b UKR–URS]}
Nikolai Pisarev – Mérida – 1995–96
Evgeni Plotnikov – Albacete – 1996–97
Dmitri Popov – Racing, Compostela – 1993–98
Dmitri Radchenko – Racing, Deportivo, Rayo, Mérida – 1993–98
Vladislav Radimov – Zaragoza – 1996–00
Oleg Salenko – Logroñés, Valencia – 1992–95^{[c UKR]}
Sergei Shustikov – Racing – 1996–97, 98–00
Igor Simutenkov – Tenerife – 2001–02
Fyodor Smolov – Celta – 2019–
Dmitri Ulyanov – Racing – 1996–97

Saudi Arabia

Salem Al-Dawsari – Villarreal – 2017–18
Fahad Al-Muwallad – Levante – 2017–18

Scotland

Steve Archibald – Barcelona – 1984–87
Oliver Burke – Alavés – 2019–
Alan Hutton – Mallorca – 2012–13
Ted McMinn – Sevilla – 1987–88
John Fox Watson – Real Madrid – 1948–49

Senegal

Abdoulaye Ba – Rayo – 2014–15, 18–19
Khouma Babacar – Racing – 2011–12
Ibrahima Baldé – Atlético Madrid, Osasuna – 2009–10, 11–12
Pape Diakhaté – Granada – 2011–14
Pape Maly Diamanka – Rayo – 2011–12
Baba Diawara – Sevilla, Levante, Getafe – 2011–15
Papakouli Diop – Racing, Levante, Espanyol, Eibar – 2009–
Pape Cheikh Diop – Celta – 2015–17, 19–^{[c ESP U21]}^{[c ESP U19]}^{[c ESP U18]}
Guirane N'Daw – Zaragoza – 2010–11
Alfred N'Diaye – Betis, Villarreal, Getafe – 2013–14, 15–17, 17–18, 19–^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U21]}^{[c FRA U20]}^{[c FRA U19]}^{[c FRA U17]}
Amath Ndiaye – Getafe – 2017–
Sylvain N'Diaye – Levante – 2006–07^{[b FRA]}
Arona Sané – Atlético Madrid – 2017–18
Mohamed Sarr – Hércules – 2010–11
Mamadou Sylla Diallo – Espanyol – 2015–16
Pape Thiaw – Alavés – 2005–06
Moussa Wagué – Barcelona – 2018–20

Serbia

Miroslav Đukić as Valladolid manager in 2012

Darko Kovačević in 2008

Savo Milošević in 2017

Ivan Adžić – Logroñés – 1996–97
Miodrag Anđelković – Espanyol – 1996–97^{[b KOS–YUG]}
Radomir Antić – Zaragoza – 1978–80
Aleksandar Aranđelović – Atlético Madrid – 1952–53
Stefan Babović – Zaragoza – 2012–13^{[b MNE–YUG 1]}
Srđan Bajčetić – Celta – 1994–97
Goran Bogdanović – Espanyol, Extremadura – 1995–97, 98–99
Rade Bogdanović – Atlético Madrid – 1997–98^{[b BIH–YUG]}
Darko Brašanac – Betis, Leganés, Alavés, Osasuna – 2016–
Rajko Brežančić – Huesca – 2018–19^{[b BIH–YUG]}
Miloš Bursać – Celta – 1992–93
Goran Čaušić – Osasuna – 2016–17
Željko Cicović – Las Palmas – 2000–02
Dragan Ćirić – Barcelona, Valladolid – 1997–99, 00–04
Vladimir Ćulafić – Cádiz – 1981–82
Vladan Dimitrijević – Albacete – 1993–94
Milovan Đorić – Oviedo – 1973–74
Goran Đorović – Celta, Deportivo – 1997–03^{[b KOS–YUG]}
Miroslav Đukić – Deportivo, Valencia – 1991–03
Marko Dmitrović – Eibar – 2017–
Ivica Dragutinović – Sevilla – 2005–11
Dejan Dražić – Celta – 2015–16
Miloš Drizić – Rayo – 1989–90
Goran Drulić – Zaragoza – 2001–02, 03–05
Ratomir Dujković – Oviedo – 1975–76^{[b CRO–YUG]}
Ljubomir Fejsa – Alavés – 2019–
Nemanja Gudelj – Sevilla – 2019–
Saša Ilić – Celta – 2003–04
Dragan Isailović – Valladolid – 1998–00
Boško Janković – Mallorca – 2006–07
Milan Janković – Real Madrid – 1986–88
Slaviša Jokanović – Oviedo, Tenerife, Deportivo – 1993–00
Aleksandar Jovanović – Huesca – 2018–19
Luka Jović – Real Madrid – 2019–^{[b BIH]}
Vladimir Jugović – Atlético Madrid – 1998–99
Dragi Kaličanin – Zaragoza – 1985–86
Atila Kasaš – Logroñés – 1994–95
Aleksandar Katai – Alavés – 2016–18
Ilija Katić – Burgos – 1976–77
Mateja Kežman – Atlético Madrid – 2005–06
Slobodan Komljenović – Zaragoza – 2001–02^{[b FRG]}
Bogdan Korać – Murcia – 1987–89
Darko Kovačević – Real Sociedad – 1996–99, 01–07
Nenad Krstičić – Alavés – 2016–17
Vladan Kujović – Levante – 2007–08
Zdravko Kuzmanović – Málaga – 2016–18^{[b SUI]}^{[c SUI U21]}^{[c SUI U20]}^{[c SUI U19]}^{[c SUI U18]}^{[c SUI U17]}
Dejan Lekić – Osasuna, Eibar – 2010–12, 14–15
Dragoje Leković – Sporting – 1997–98
Saša Lukić – Levante – 2017–18
Vladan Lukić – Atlético Madrid – 1992–93
Nemanja Maksimović – Valencia, Getafe – 2017–
Filip Manojlović – Getafe – 2019–
Zoran Marić – Celta – 1987–90
Dejan Marković – Logroñés – 1993–95, 96–97
Milan Martinović – Oviedo – 2000–01
Božur Matejić – Castellón – 1990–91
Zlatomir Mićanović – Salamanca, Málaga – 1983–85
Duško Milinković – Osasuna – 1988–89
Nemanja Miljanović – Hércules, Salamanca – 1996–97, 97–98^{[b BIH–YUG]}
Goran Milojević – Mallorca, Celta – 1991–92, 95–96
Goran Milošević – Espanyol – 1997–99
Savo Milošević – Zaragoza, Espanyol, Celta, Osasuna – 1998–00, 01–07^{[b BIH–YUG]}
Branko Milovanović – Deportivo – 1995–96
Nenad Mirosavljević – Cádiz – 2005–06^{[b CRO–YUG]}
Stefan Mitrović – Valladolid – 2013–14
Dragan Mladenović – Real Sociedad – 2004–05
Albert Nađ – Betis, Oviedo – 1996–01
Zoran Njeguš – Atlético Madrid, Sevilla – 1998–00, 01–04
Ivan Obradović – Zaragoza – 2009–13
Perica Ognjenović – Real Madrid – 1998–01
Aleksandar Pantić – Villarreal, Córdoba, Eibar, Alavés – 2013–17
Milinko Pantić – Atlético Madrid – 1995–98
Veljko Paunović – Atlético Madrid, Mallorca, Oviedo, Getafe, Almería – 1996–02, 03–05, 05–08^{[b MKD–YUG]}
Dejan Petković – Real Madrid, Sevilla, Racing – 1995–97
Dragomir Racić – Castellón – 1981–82
Nemanja Radoja – Celta, Levante – 2014–18, 19–
Antonio Rukavina – Valladolid, Villarreal – 2012–18
Ivan Šaponjić – Atlético Madrid – 2019–
Goran Šaula – Compostela – 1996–98
Dušan Savić – Sporting – 1982–83
Stefan Šćepović – Getafe – 2015–16
Aleksandar Sedlar – Mallorca – 2019–
Milan Smiljanić – Espanyol, Sporting – 2007–10
Predrag Spasić – Real Madrid, Osasuna – 1990–94
Jovan Stanković – Mallorca, Atlético Madrid – 1997–01, 02–04
Predrag Stanković – Hércules – 1996–97
Milan Stepanov – Málaga – 2009–10
Goran Stevanović – Osasuna – 1991–93
Zoran Stojadinović – Mallorca, Deportivo – 1989–90, 91–92
Vlada Stošić – Mallorca, Betis – 1991–92, 94–96
Vladimir Stojković – Getafe – 2008–09
Igor Taševski – Villarreal – 1998–99, 00–01
Đorđe Tomić – Atlético Madrid, Oviedo – 1996–97, 00–01
Ivan Tomić – Alavés – 2000–01, 02–03
Duško Tošić – Betis – 2011–12
Petar Vasiljević – Albacete – 1995–96
Vladimir Vermezović – Sporting – 1989–90
Risto Vidaković – Betis, Osasuna – 1994–01^{[b BIH–YUG]}
Josip Višnjić – Rayo, Hércules – 1992–94, 96–97
Miroslav Vojinović – Cádiz – 1983–84
Nikola Žigić – Racing, Valencia – 2006–10

Slovakia

Peter Dubovský – Real Madrid, Oviedo – 1993–00
Dušan Galis – Cádiz – 1981–82
Miroslav Karhan – Betis – 1999–00
Marián Kelemen – Numancia – 2008–09
Branislav Kubala – Espanyol – 1964–65
Stanislav Lobotka – Celta – 2017–20
Milan Luhový – Sporting – 1989–92
Róbert Mazáň – Celta – 2017–19
Tibor Mičinec – Logroñés – 1991–92
Ján Pivarník – Cádiz – 1981–82
Samuel Slovák – Tenerife – 1997–99, 01–02
Martin Valjent – Mallorca – 2019–
Vladimír Weiss – Espanyol – 2011–12

Slovenia

Jan Oblak with Atlético Madrid in 2019

Branko Ilič – Betis – 2006–09
Bojan Jokić – Villarreal – 2013–16
Rene Krhin – Córdoba, Granada – 2014–17
Jan Oblak – Atlético Madrid – 2014–
Dalibor Stevanovič – Real Sociedad – 2005–07
Zlatko Zahovič – Valencia – 2000–01

South Africa

Quinton Fortune – Atlético Madrid – 1995–99
Tsepo Masilela – Getafe – 2011–12
Benni McCarthy – Celta – 1999–03
Nasief Morris – Recreativo, Racing – 2008–10
Sizwe Motaung – Tenerife – 1996–97
David Nyathi – Tenerife – 1996–97

South Korea

Ki Sung-yueng – Mallorca – 2019–
Kim Young-gyu "Kiu" – Almería – 2013–14
Lee Chun-soo – Real Sociedad, Numancia – 2003–05
Lee Ho-jin – Racing – 2005–06
Lee Kang-in – Valencia – 2018–
Paik Seung-ho – Girona – 2018–19
Park Chu-young – Celta – 2012–13

Suriname

Romano Sion – Compostela – 1997–98^{[b SUR-NED]}

Sweden

Zlatan Ibrahimović taking a free kick for Barcelona in 2009

Henrik Larsson playing for Barcelona in 2006

Bengt Andersson – Tenerife – 1996–98
Patrik Andersson – Barcelona – 2001–04
Sanny Åslund – Espanyol – 1974–75
Mattias Asper – Real Sociedad – 2000–01
Kennedy Bakircioglu – Racing – 2010–12
Joachim Björklund – Valencia – 1998–01
Henry Carlsson – Atlético Madrid – 1949–53
Tobias Grahn – Gimnàstic – 2006–07
John Guidetti – Celta, Alavés – 2015–20
Zlatan Ibrahimović – Barcelona – 2009–10
Alexander Isak – Real Sociedad – 2019–
Daniel Larsson – Valladolid, Granada – 2012–15
Henrik Larsson – Barcelona – 2004–06
Olof Mellberg – Racing – 1998–01
Håkan Mild – Real Sociedad – 1996–98
Johan Mjällby – Levante – 2004–05
Guillermo Molins – Betis – 2012–13^{[b URU]}
Joakim Nilsson – Sporting – 1990–93
Markus Rosenberg – Racing – 2010–11
Stefan Schwarz – Valencia – 1998–99
Agne Simonsson – Real Madrid, Real Sociedad – 1960–62
Kari Juhani "Gary" Sundgren – Zaragoza – 1997–02^{[b FIN]}
Christian Wilhelmsson – Deportivo – 2007–08

Switzerland

Fabio Celestini – Levante, Getafe – 2004–10
Fabio Coltorti – Racing – 2007–11
Xavier Margairaz – Osasuna – 2007–08
Patrick Müller – Mallorca – 2004–05
Alain Nef – Recreativo – 2008–09
Fabian Schär – Deportivo – 2017–18
Haris Seferović – Real Sociedad – 2013–14
Philippe Senderos – Valencia – 2013–14
Johann Vogel – Betis – 2006–07

Thailand

Teerasil Dangda – Almería – 2014–15

Togo

Emmanuel Adebayor – Real Madrid – 2010–11
Djené Dakonam – Getafe – 2017–

Tunisia

Aymen Abdennour – Valencia – 2015–17
Mehdi Nafti – Racing – 2000–01, 02–05^{[b FRA]}
Lassad Nouioui – Deportivo – 2008–11^{[b FRA]}
Abdelkader Oueslati – Atlético Madrid – 2012–13^{[b FRA]}

Turkey

Arda Turan playing for Atlético Madrid in 2013

Hamit Altıntop – Real Madrid – 2011–12^{[b FRG]}
Emre Belözoğlu – Atlético Madrid – 2012–13
Emre Çolak – Deportivo – 2016–18
Oktay Derelioğlu – Las Palmas – 2000–01
Arif Erdem – Real Sociedad – 2000–01
Serdar Gürler – Huesca – 2018–19^{[b FRA]}
Nihat Kahveci – Real Sociedad, Villarreal – 2001–09
İbrahim Kaş – Getafe – 2008–09
Tayfun Korkut – Real Sociedad, Espanyol – 2000–04^{[b FRG]}
İsmail Köybaşı – Granada – 2019–
Ersen Martin – Recreativo – 2007–09^{[b FRG]}
Mehmet Aurélio – Betis – 2008–09^{[b BRA]}
Emre Mor – Celta – 2017–19^{[b DNK]}^{[c DNK U19]}^{[c DNK U18]}^{[c DNK U17]}
Rüştü Reçber – Barcelona – 2003–04
Nuri Şahin – Real Madrid – 2011–12^{[b FRG]}
Mehmet Topal – Valencia – 2010–12
Arda Turan – Atlético Madrid, Barcelona – 2011–17
Enes Ünal – Villarreal, Levante, Valladolid – 2017–
Okay Yokuşlu – Celta – 2018–

Ukraine

Denys Boyko – Málaga – 2016–17
Dmytro Chygrynskiy – Barcelona – 2009–10
Yevhen Konoplyanka – Sevilla – 2015–16
Maksym Koval – Deportivo – 2017–18
Artem Kravets – Granada – 2016–17
Vasyl Kravets – Leganés – 2018–19
Andriy Lunin – Leganés – 2018–19
Serhiy Pogodin – Mérida – 1995–96
Vasyl Rats – Espanyol – 1988–89
Roman Zozulya – Betis – 2016–17

United States of America

Jozy Altidore in 2019

Jozy Altidore – Villarreal – 2008–09, 10–11
Kasey Keller – Rayo – 1999–01
Shaquell Moore – Levante – 2017–18
Oguchi Onyewu – Málaga – 2012–13

Uruguay

Diego Forlán in action with Atlético Madrid in 2011

José Giménez training with Atlético Madrid in 2018

Diego Godín in action for Atlético Madrid in 2018

Gustavo Poyet in 2010

Luis Suárez playing for Barcelona in 2019

Nelson Abeijón – Racing – 1997–98
Sebastián Abreu – Deportivo – 1997–98
Juan Alberto Acosta – Real Madrid – 1982–83
Luis Aguerre – Celta – 1973–75
Matías Aguirregaray – Las Palmas – 2017–18^{[b BRA]}
Juan Ángel Albín – Getafe, Espanyol – 2006–13
Daniel Alonso – Sevilla – 1975–77
Diego Alonso – Valencia, Racing, Málaga – 2000–01, 02–04
Iván Alonso – Alavés, Murcia, Espanyol – 2000–03, 07–08, 08–11
Roberto Álvarez – Rayo – 1979–80
Antonio Alzamendi – Logroñés – 1988–90
Alfredo Amarillo – Barcelona, Salamanca, Espanyol – 1976–80, 81–82
Juan Carlos Aparicio – Celta – 1973–75
Mauro Arambarri – Getafe – 2017–
Ronald Araújo – Barcelona – 2019–
Marsol Arias – Tenerife – 1990–91
Julian Arguedas – Atlético Madrid, Sevilla, Recreativo – 1968–69, 69–70, 71–72
Danilo Baltierra – Logroñés – 1996–97
Fernando Barboza – Elche – 1988–89
Daniel Bartolotta – Oviedo – 1975–76
Eduardo Belza – Atlético Madrid, Mallorca, Tenerife – 1980–81, 86–88, 89–90
Pablo Bengoechea – Sevilla – 1987–92
Julio César Benítez – Valladolid, Zaragoza, Barcelona – 1959–68
Danny Bergara – Mallorca, Sevilla – 1962–63, 65–66, 67–68, 69–71
Ignacio Bergara – Mallorca, Espanyol – 1962–63, 64–69
Juan Carlos Blanco – Zaragoza – 1973–77
Miguel Bossio – Valencia, Albacete – 1987–91, 92–93
Julio César Britos – Real Madrid – 1953–54
Erick Cabaco – Levante, Getafe – 2017–
Hugo Cabezas – Betis – 1977–78, 79–80
Jacinto Cabrera – Valladolid – 1986–88
Leandro Cabrera – Atlético Madrid, Getafe, Espanyol – 2009–10, 17–
Wilmar Cabrera – Valencia, Sporting – 1984–86, 87–88
Martín Cáceres – Recreativo, Barcelona, Sevilla – 2007–09, 10–12
Pablo Cáceres – Mallorca – 2011–12
Daniel Cambón – Zaragoza – 1975–76
Richard Camera – Celta – 1976–77
Ricardo Canals – Logroñés – 1996–97
Fabián Canobbio – Valencia, Celta, Valladolid – 2003–04, 05–07, 08–10
Fabián Carini – Murcia – 2007–08
Juan Ramón Carrasco – Cádiz – 1986–87
Gonzalo "Chory" Castro – Mallorca, Real Sociedad, Málaga – 2007–18
Javier Chevantón – Sevilla – 2006–10
Juan Contreras – Celta – 1985–86
Mateo Corbo – Oviedo – 1999–00
Carlos Correa – Valladolid, Mérida – 1993–94, 95–96, 97–98
Fernando Correa – Atlético Madrid, Racing, Mallorca – 1995–00, 02–05
Sebastián Cristóforo – Sevilla, Getafe, Eibar – 2013–16, 18–19, 19–
Luis Cubilla – Barcelona – 1962–64
José Custodio – Rayo – 1979–80
Jorge da Silva – Valladolid, Atlético Madrid – 1982–87
Rubén da Silva – Logroñés – 1991–92
Mirto Davoine – Mallorca – 1960–62
Hugo de León – Logroñés – 1987–88
Jorge "Chispa" Delgado – Numancia – 1999–01
Gonzalo de los Santos – Mérida, Málaga, Valencia, Atlético Madrid, Mallorca – 1997–98, 99–05
Diego López – Racing – 1996–98
Carlos Diogo – Real Madrid, Zaragoza – 2005–08
Raúl dos Santos – Albacete – 1992–95
Sebastián Eguren – Villarreal, Sporting – 2007–12
Eduardo Endériz – Valladolid, Zaragoza, Barcelona, Sevilla – 1959–61, 62–68
Víctor Espárrago – Recreativo – 1978–79
Fabián Estoyanoff – Cádiz, Deportivo, Valladolid – 2005–08
Enrique Fernández – Barcelona – 1935–36^{[c CAT]}
Gabriel Fernández – Celta – 2019–
Gustavo Fernández – Sevilla, Murcia – 1976–79, 80–81
Seba Fernández – Málaga, Rayo – 2010–14
Andrés Fleurquín – Cádiz – 2005–06
Diego Forlán – Villarreal, Atlético Madrid – 2004–11
Pablo García – Osasuna, Real Madrid, Celta, Murcia – 2002–08
Voltaire García – Málaga – 1976–77
Eduardo Gerolami – Sevilla – 1978–80
José Giménez – Atlético Madrid – 2013–
Diego Godín – Villarreal, Atlético Madrid – 2007–19
Maximiliano Gómez – Celta, Valencia – 2017–
Alejandro González – Albacete – 1995–96
Juan González – Oviedo, Atlético Madrid – 1997–01
Ramiro Guerra Pereyra – Villareal – 2017–18^{[c ESP U19]}^{[c ESP U17]}^{[c ESP U16]}
Adrián Gunino – Córdoba – 2014–15
Álvaro Gutiérrez – Valladolid – 1995–99
Carlos Gutiérrez – Málaga, Jaén, Las Palmas – 1950–51, 52–55
Nelson Gutiérrez – Logroñés – 1990–93
Germán Hornos – Sevilla – 2003–04
Diego Ifrán – Real Sociedad – 2010–13
Diego Jaume – Numancia – 1999–01
Carlos Jurado – Betis – 1971–72
Gary Kagelmacher – Real Madrid – 2008–09
Andrés Lamas – Recreativo – 2008–09
Carlos Lasanta – Hércules – 1977–78
Martín Lasarte – Deportivo – 1991–92
Pierino Lattuada – Hércules – 1977–79
Alejandro Lembo – Betis – 2003–07
Mauricio Lemos – Las Palmas – 2015–18
Martín Ligüera – Mallorca – 2003–04
Nicolás López – Granada – 2015–16
Julio César Lorant – Sevilla, Elche – 1975–78
Diego Lugano – Málaga – 2012–13
José Lujambio – Deportivo – 1949–50
Federico Magallanes – Racing, Sevilla – 1998–99, 00–01, 03–04
Alberto Martínez – Las Palmas – 1982–83
Manteca Martínez – Deportivo – 1997–98
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz – Granada – 1974–75
Alexandre Medina – Cádiz – 2005–06
Peter Méndez – Mallorca – 1991–92
Denís Milar – Granada – 1975–76
Dagoberto Moll – Deportivo, Barcelona, Condal, Celta, Elche – 1949–55, 56–58, 59–60
Julio Montero – Granada – 1973–75
Richard Morales – Osasuna, Málaga – 2002–06
Fernando Morena – Rayo, Valencia – 1979–81
Gustavo Munúa – Deportivo, Málaga, Levante – 2003–13
Amaro Carlos Nadal – Sevilla, Logroñés – 1985–88
Álvaro Núñez – Numancia – 1999–01, 04–05
Héctor Núñez – Valencia, Mallorca – 1959–66
Richard Núñez – Atlético Madrid – 2004–05
Lucas Olaza – Celta – 2018–
Mathías Olivera – Getafe – 2017–18, 18–
Nicolás Olivera – Valencia, Sevilla, Valladolid, Albacete – 1997–98, 99–00, 01–03, 04–05
Rubén Olivera – Atlético Madrid – 2003–04
Sergio Orteman – Racing – 2007–08
Marcelo Otero – Sevilla – 1999–00
Julio Outerelo – Celta – 1954–55
Antonio Pacheco – Espanyol, Albacete – 2001–02, 03–05
Walter Pandiani – Deportivo, Mallorca, Espanyol, Osasuna – 2000–05, 05–12
Miguel Peirano – Sevilla – 1984–85
Walter Peletti – Castellón – 1989–91
Horacio Peralta – Albacete – 2004–05
José Perdomo – Betis – 1990–91
Álvaro Pereira – Getafe – 2015–16
Carlos Peruena – Betis – 1979–82
Leonel Pilipauskas – Atlético Madrid – 1999–00
Mario Pini – Valladolid, Mallorca, Sabadell – 1962–64, 65–66, 67–72
Pablo Pintos – Getafe – 2010–11
Inti Podestá – Sevilla – 1999–00, 01–04
Gustavo Poyet – Zaragoza – 1990–97
Luis Prais – Barcelona – 1949–50
Gerardo Rabajda – Sevilla – 1999–00
Héctor Ramos – Real Madrid, Racing, Elche – 1958–59, 60–65, 66–67
Leo Ramos – Salamanca – 1998–99
Mario Regueiro – Racing, Valencia, Murcia – 2000–01, 02–08
Omar Rey – Hércules, Burgos – 1975–77
Federico Ricca – Málaga – 2015–18
Martín Rivas – Málaga – 2000–01
Braian Rodríguez – Betis – 2013–14
Cristian Rodríguez – Atlético Madrid – 2012–15
Fernando Rodríguez – Tenerife – 1961–62
Jonathan Rodríguez – Deportivo – 2015–16
José Rodríguez – Valladolid – 1962–64
Sergio Rodríguez – Málaga, Real Madrid, Hércules – 1950–51, 52–56
Diego Rolán – Málaga, Leganés, Alavés – 2017–19
Marcelo Romero – Málaga – 2001–06
Ricardo Salaberry – Oviedo – 1949–50, 52–54
Gabriel Sánchez Pose – Cádiz – 1989–92
Michael Santos – Málaga, Leganés – 2016–17, 18–19
Darío Silva – Espanyol, Málaga, Sevilla – 1998–05
Gastón Silva – Granada – 2016–17
Tabaré Silva – Sevilla – 1999–00
Alcides Silveira – Barcelona – 1962–63
Alfredo Sosa – Pontevedra – 1963–64
Marcelo Sosa – Atlético Madrid, Osasuna – 2004–06
Rubén Sosa – Zaragoza, Logroñés – 1985–88, 96–97
Rafael Souto – Atlético Madrid – 1954–56
Christian Stuani – Levante, Racing, Espanyol, Girona – 2010–15, 17–19
Damián Suárez – Sporting, Elche, Getafe – 2011–12, 13–16, 17–
Edison Suárez – Zaragoza – 1990–92
Luis Suárez – Barcelona – 2014–
Sebastián Taborda – Deportivo – 2005–08
Washington Tais – Racing, Betis – 1997–05
Marcelo Tejera – Logroñés – 1996–97
Jonathan Urretaviscaya – Deportivo – 2010–11
Federico Valverde – Deportivo, Real Madrid – 2017–
Ernesto Vargas – Oviedo – 1988–89
Emiliano Velázquez – Getafe, Rayo – 2014–16, 18–19
Sebastián Viera – Villarreal – 2005–09
Hugo Villamide – Espanyol – 1957–59
Ramón Villaverde – Barcelona – 1954–63
Marcelo Zalayeta – Sevilla – 1999–00
José Luis Zalazar – Cádiz, Albacete, Racing – 1987–88, 91–97
Adolfo Javier Zeoli – Tenerife – 1989–90

Venezuela

Juan Arango in 2015

Salomón Rondón training with Las Palmas in 2009

Julio Álvarez – Racing, Rayo, Murcia, Almería, Mallorca – 2000–01, 02–04, 08–10^{[c ESP U21]}^{[c ESP U18]}^{[c ESP U17]}^{[c ESP U16]}
Fernando Amorebieta – Athletic Bilbao, Sporting – 2005–13, 16–17^{[c EUS]}^{[c ESP U19]}
Juan Arango – Mallorca – 2004–09
Daniel Hernández "Dani" – Valladolid – 2012–13
Yangel Herrera – Huesca, Granada – 2018–
Juan Pablo Añor "Juanpi" – Málaga, Huesca – 2014–18, 18–19
Darwin Machís – Granada, Leganés – 2012–13, 14–15, 16–17, 19–
Giancarlo Maldonado – Xerez – 2009–10
Nicolás Ladislao Fedor "Miku" – Valencia, Getafe, Rayo – 2009–13, 13–14, 14–16
Adalberto Peñaranda – Granada, Málaga – 2015–16, 16–18
Alex Pereira – Recreativo – 2002–03
Salomón Rondón – Málaga – 2010–12
Roberto Rosales – Málaga, Espanyol, Leganés – 2014–
Christian Santos – Alavés – 2016–18
Juan Carlos Socorro – Las Palmas – 2001–02
Jeffrén Suárez – Barcelona, Valladolid – 2008–11, 13–14^{[c ESP U21]}^{[c ESP U20]}^{[c ESP U19]}^{[c ESP U17]}^{[c ESP U16]}
Andrés Túñez – Celta – 2012–13
Mikel Villanueva – Málaga – 2016–17

Wales

Gareth Bale with Real Madrid in 2018

Gareth Bale – Real Madrid – 2013–
George Green – Espanyol – 1935–36
Mark Hughes – Barcelona – 1986–87

Notes

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Born in Albania
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Born in Angola
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Born in Argentina
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Born at sea
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Born in Austria
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Born in Belgium
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Born in Belarus (then part of Soviet Union)
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Born in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Born in Bosnia and Herzegovina (then part of SFR Yugoslavia)
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Born in Brazil
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Born in Cameroon
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Born in Canada
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Born in Cape Verde
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Born in Croatia (then part of SFR Yugoslavia)
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Born in Czech Republic (then part of Czechoslovakia)
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Born in the Democratic Republic of Congo (then Zaïre)
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Born in Denmark
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Born in the Eastern Germany (now part of Germany)
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Born in England
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Born in Estonia (then part of Soviet Union)
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Born in Finland
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Born in France
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Born in French Cameroons
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Born in the French Guiana (Overseas territory of the French Republic)
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Born in French Morocco
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Born in Ghana
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Born in Greenland
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Born in Guadeloupe (Overseas territory of the French Republic)
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Born in Guinea-Bissau
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Born in Germany
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Born in Italy
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Born in Ivory Coast
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Born in Kosovo (then part of SFR Yugoslavia)
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Born in Latvia (then part of Soviet Union)
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Born in Liberia
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Born in Macedonia (then part of SFR Yugoslavia)
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Born in Martinique (Overseas territory of the French Republic)
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Born in Mexico
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Born in Moldova (then part of the Kingdom of Romania)
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Born in Montenegro (then part of SFR Yugoslavia)
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Born in Mozambique
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Born in the Netherlands
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Born in New Caledonia (Overseas territory of the French Republic)
^
Born in Nicaragua
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Born in Poland
^
Born in Portugal
^
Born in Romania
^
Born in Romania (then part of Austria-Hungary)
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Born in Réunion (Overseas territory of the French Republic)
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Born in São Tomé and Príncipe
^
Born in Saudi Arabia
^
Born in Senegal
^
Born in Serbia (then part of SFR Yugoslavia)
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Born in Slovakia (then part of Czechoslovakia)
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Born in Slovenia (then part of SFR Yugoslavia)
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Born in South Africa
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Born in Spain
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Born in Suriname
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Born in Suriname (then Suriname (Kingdom of the Netherlands))
^
Born in Sweden
^
Born in Switzerland
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Born in Turkey
^
Born in Uganda
^
Born in Ukraine (then part of Soviet Union)
^
Born in Uruguay
^
Born in the United States
^
Born in West Germany (now part of Germany)
^
Capped for the Basque Country national football team
^
Capped for the Belgium national football team
^
Capped for the Belgium national under-21 football team
^
Capped for the Belgium national under-18 football team
^
Capped for the Belgium national under-17 football team
^
Capped for the Belgium national under-16 football team
^
Capped for the Belgium national under-15 football team
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Capped for the Brazil national football team
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Capped for the Brazil national under-18 football team
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Capped for the Brazil national under-17 football team
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Capped for the Catalonia national football team
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Capped for the Colombia national football team
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Capped for the Corsica national football team
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Capped for the Croatia national football team
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Capped for the Czechoslovakia national football team
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Capped for the Denmark national under-19 football team
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Capped for the Denmark national under-18 football team
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Capped for the Denmark national under-17 football team
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Capped for the France national football team
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Capped for the France national under-21 football team
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Capped for the France national under-20 football team
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Capped for the France national under-19 football team
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Capped for the France national under-18 football team
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Capped for the France national under-17 football team
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Capped for the France national under-16 football team
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Capped for the Germany national under-21 football team
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Capped for the Germany national under-20 football team
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Capped for the Germany national under-19 football team
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Capped for the Italy national football team
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Capped for the Italy national under-20 football team
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Capped for the Italy national under-19 football team
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Capped for the Italy national under-16 football team
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Capped for the Netherlands national under-21 football team
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Capped for the Padania national football team
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Capped for the Portugal national under-21 football team
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Capped for the Soviet Union national under-16 football team
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Capped for the Spain national football team
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Capped for the Spain national under-23 football team
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Capped for the Spain national under-21 football team
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Capped for the Spain national under-20 football team
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Capped for the Spain national under-19 football team
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Capped for the Spain national under-18 football team
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Capped for the Spain national under-17 football team
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Capped for the Spain national under-16 football team
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Capped for the Spain national under-15 football team
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Capped for the Switzerland national football team
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Capped for the Switzerland national under-21 football team
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Capped for the Switzerland national under-20 football team
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Capped for the Switzerland national under-19 football team
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Capped for the Switzerland national under-18 football team
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Capped for the Switzerland national under-17 football team
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Capped for the Sweden national under-21 football team
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Capped for the Ukraine national football team

Sources

Foreign Players in the Spanish League (First Division) by RSSSF

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[cnote_b_ALB] 
Born in Albania

[cnote_b_ANG] 
Born in Angola

[cnote_b_ARG] 
Born in Argentina

[cnote_b_at_sea] 
Born at sea

[cnote_b_AUT] 
Born in Austria

[cnote_b_BEL] 
Born in Belgium

[cnote_b_BLR–URS] 
Born in Belarus (then part of Soviet Union)

[cnote_b_BIH] 
Born in Bosnia and Herzegovina

[cnote_b_BIH–YUG] 
Born in Bosnia and Herzegovina (then part of SFR Yugoslavia)

[cnote_b_BRA] 
Born in Brazil

[cnote_b_CMR] 
Born in Cameroon

[cnote_b_CAN] 
Born in Canada

[cnote_b_CPV] 
Born in Cape Verde

[cnote_b_CRO–YUG] 
Born in Croatia (then part of SFR Yugoslavia)

[cnote_b_CZE–CSK] 
Born in Czech Republic (then part of Czechoslovakia)

[cnote_b_ZAI] 
Born in the Democratic Republic of Congo (then Zaïre)

[cnote_b_DNK] 
Born in Denmark

[cnote_b_DDR] 
Born in the Eastern Germany (now part of Germany)

[cnote_b_ENG] 
Born in England

[cnote_b_EST–URS] 
Born in Estonia (then part of Soviet Union)

[cnote_b_FIN] 
Born in Finland

[cnote_b_FRA] 
Born in France

[cnote_b_FRA–CMR] 
Born in French Cameroons

[cnote_b_GUF] 
Born in the French Guiana (Overseas territory of the French Republic)

[cnote_b_FRA–MOR] 
Born in French Morocco

[cnote_b_GHA] 
Born in Ghana

[cnote_b_GRL] 
Born in Greenland

[cnote_b_GLP] 
Born in Guadeloupe (Overseas territory of the French Republic)

[cnote_b_GNB] 
Born in Guinea-Bissau

[cnote_b_DEU] 
Born in Germany

[cnote_b_ITA] 
Born in Italy

[cnote_b_CIV] 
Born in Ivory Coast

[cnote_b_KOS–YUG] 
Born in Kosovo (then part of SFR Yugoslavia)

[cnote_b_LVA–URS] 
Born in Latvia (then part of Soviet Union)

[cnote_b_LBR] 
Born in Liberia

[cnote_b_MKD–YUG] 
Born in Macedonia (then part of SFR Yugoslavia)

[cnote_b_MTQ] 
Born in Martinique (Overseas territory of the French Republic)

[cnote_b_MEX] 
Born in Mexico

[cnote_b_MOL–ROU] 
Born in Moldova (then part of the Kingdom of Romania)

[cnote_b_MNE–YUG_1] 
Born in Montenegro (then part of SFR Yugoslavia)

[cnote_b_MOZ] 
Born in Mozambique

[cnote_b_NED] 
Born in the Netherlands

[cnote_b_NCL] 
Born in New Caledonia (Overseas territory of the French Republic)

[cnote_b_NIC] 
Born in Nicaragua

[cnote_b_POL] 
Born in Poland

[cnote_b_POR] 
Born in Portugal

[cnote_b_ROU] 
Born in Romania

[cnote_b_ROU–AT] 
Born in Romania (then part of Austria-Hungary)

[cnote_b_REU] 
Born in Réunion (Overseas territory of the French Republic)

[cnote_b_STP] 
Born in São Tomé and Príncipe

[cnote_b_KSA] 
Born in Saudi Arabia

[cnote_b_SEN] 
Born in Senegal

[cnote_b_SRB–YUG_1] 
Born in Serbia (then part of SFR Yugoslavia)

[cnote_b_SVK–CSK] 
Born in Slovakia (then part of Czechoslovakia)

[cnote_b_SVN–YUG] 
Born in Slovenia (then part of SFR Yugoslavia)

[cnote_b_RSA] 
Born in South Africa

[cnote_b_ESP] 
Born in Spain

[cnote_b_SUR] 
Born in Suriname

[cnote_b_SUR-NED] 
Born in Suriname (then Suriname (Kingdom of the Netherlands))

[cnote_b_SWE] 
Born in Sweden

[cnote_b_SUI] 
Born in Switzerland

[cnote_b_TUR] 
Born in Turkey

[cnote_b_UGA] 
Born in Uganda

[cnote_b_UKR–URS] 
Born in Ukraine (then part of Soviet Union)

[cnote_b_URU] 
Born in Uruguay

[cnote_b_USA] 
Born in the United States

[cnote_b_FRG] 
Born in West Germany (now part of Germany)

[cnote_c_EUS] 
Capped for the Basque Country national football team

[cnote_c_BEL] 
Capped for the Belgium national football team

[cnote_c_BEL_U21] 
Capped for the Belgium national under-21 football team

[cnote_c_BEL_U18] 
Capped for the Belgium national under-18 football team

[cnote_c_BEL_U17] 
Capped for the Belgium national under-17 football team

[cnote_c_BEL_U16] 
Capped for the Belgium national under-16 football team

[cnote_c_BEL_U15] 
Capped for the Belgium national under-15 football team

[cnote_c_BRA] 
Capped for the Brazil national football team

[cnote_c_BRA_U18] 
Capped for the Brazil national under-18 football team

[cnote_c_BRA_U17] 
Capped for the Brazil national under-17 football team

[cnote_c_CAT] 
Capped for the Catalonia national football team

[cnote_c_COL] 
Capped for the Colombia national football team

[cnote_c_COR] 
Capped for the Corsica national football team

[cnote_c_CRO] 
Capped for the Croatia national football team

[cnote_c_CSK] 
Capped for the Czechoslovakia national football team

[cnote_c_DNK_U19] 
Capped for the Denmark national under-19 football team

[cnote_c_DNK_U18] 
Capped for the Denmark national under-18 football team

[cnote_c_DNK_U17] 
Capped for the Denmark national under-17 football team

[cnote_c_FRA] 
Capped for the France national football team

[cnote_c_FRA_U21] 
Capped for the France national under-21 football team

[cnote_c_FRA_U20] 
Capped for the France national under-20 football team

[cnote_c_FRA_U19] 
Capped for the France national under-19 football team

[cnote_c_FRA_U18] 
Capped for the France national under-18 football team

[cnote_c_FRA_U17] 
Capped for the France national under-17 football team

[cnote_c_FRA_U16] 
Capped for the France national under-16 football team

[cnote_c_DEU_U21] 
Capped for the Germany national under-21 football team

[cnote_c_DEU_U20] 
Capped for the Germany national under-20 football team

[cnote_c_DEU_U19] 
Capped for the Germany national under-19 football team

[cnote_c_ITA] 
Capped for the Italy national football team

[cnote_c_ITA_U20] 
Capped for the Italy national under-20 football team

[cnote_c_ITA_U19] 
Capped for the Italy national under-19 football team

[cnote_c_ITA_U16] 
Capped for the Italy national under-16 football team

[cnote_c_NED_U21] 
Capped for the Netherlands national under-21 football team

[cnote_c_PAD] 
Capped for the Padania national football team

[cnote_c_POR_U21] 
Capped for the Portugal national under-21 football team

[cnote_c_URS_U16] 
Capped for the Soviet Union national under-16 football team

[cnote_c_ESP] 
Capped for the Spain national football team

[cnote_c_ESP_U23] 
Capped for the Spain national under-23 football team

[cnote_c_ESP_U21] 
Capped for the Spain national under-21 football team

[cnote_c_ESP_U20] 
Capped for the Spain national under-20 football team

[cnote_c_ESP_U19] 
Capped for the Spain national under-19 football team

[cnote_c_ESP_U18] 
Capped for the Spain national under-18 football team

[cnote_c_ESP_U17] 
Capped for the Spain national under-17 football team

[cnote_c_ESP_U16] 
Capped for the Spain national under-16 football team

[cnote_c_ESP_U15] 
Capped for the Spain national under-15 football team

[cnote_c_SUI] 
Capped for the Switzerland national football team

[cnote_c_SUI_U21] 
Capped for the Switzerland national under-21 football team

[cnote_c_SUI_U20] 
Capped for the Switzerland national under-20 football team

[cnote_c_SUI_U19] 
Capped for the Switzerland national under-19 football team

[cnote_c_SUI_U18] 
Capped for the Switzerland national under-18 football team

[cnote_c_SUI_U17] 
Capped for the Switzerland national under-17 football team

[cnote_c_SWE_U21] 
Capped for the Sweden national under-21 football team

[cnote_c_UKR] 
Capped for the Ukraine national football team

[b KOS–YUG]

[b FRA]

[c FRA U19]

[c FRA U17]

[c FRA U21]

[c FRA U20]

[c FRA U18]

[c FRA U16]

[b ESP]

[c COL]

[c ESP]

[c CAT]

[b MEX]

[c ITA]

[b TUR]

[c URS U16]

[b CIV]

[b SUI]

[c SUI]

[c SUI U21]

[c SUI U20]

[c CRO]

[c NED U21]

[b CRO–YUG]

[b BEL]

[c BEL U17]

[c BEL U16]

[c BEL U15]

[c ESP U19]

[c ESP U17]

[c ESP U16]

[c ITA U20]

[c ITA U19]

[b FRA–CMR]

[b POR]

[c POR U21]

[b NED]

[c ESP U21]

[c FRA]

[b ARG]

[b RSA]

[b NIC]

[b BIH–YUG]

[b AUT]

[b DEU]

[b FRG]

[b BRA]

[c BRA U18]

[c BRA U17]

[b GRL]

[b UGA]

[c ESP U18]

[c ESP U20]

[c ESP U23]

[b SWE]

[c SWE U21]

[b CMR]

[b SEN]

[c ESP U15]

[b NCL]

[b GLP]

[b ZAI]

[b at sea]

[b MTQ]

[b REU]

[c COR]

[b GUF]

[b POL]

[b ROU]

[b CZE–CSK]

[c DEU U21]

[c DEU U20]

[c DEU U19]

[b ALB]

[b ROU–AT]

[c CSK]

[b SVK–CSK]

[b ENG]

[c BRA]

[b USA]

[c PAD]

[b SRB–YUG 1]

[b CAN]

[c BEL]

[c BEL U21]

[c BEL U18]

[b ITA]

[c ITA U16]

[b SUR-NED

[b LBR]

[b GHA]

[b SUR]

[b LVA–URS]

[b MOZ]

[b GNB]

[b ANG]

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