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This is a list of foreign football players in Ukrainian Vyscha Liha/Premier-Liha by clubs (35 teams). The players written with bold text have at least one cap for their national team.
There is a total of 695 foreign players in Vyscha Liha/Premier-Liha of 60 different nationalities of which 370 have been capped at least once for their national team. Also there is a total of 27 foreign players of 21 different nationalities who don't played in Vyscha Liha/Premier-Liha.
Listed by club
editFC Arsenal Kyiv 44+0
editArman Karamyan – Armenia
Artavazd Karamyan – Armenia
Albert Sarkisyan – Armenia
Syarhey Amelyanchuk – Belarus
Andrey Astrowski – Belarus
Alyaksandr Danilaw – Belarus
Syarhey Kuznyatsow – Belarus
Alan – Brazil
Gil Bala – Brazil
Paul Essola – Cameroon
Patrick Ibanda – Cameroon
Goran Brajković – Croatia
Dario Brgles – Croatia
Ivica Pirić – Croatia
Shalva Apkhazava – Georgia
Giorgi Demetradze – Georgia
Lasha Jakobia – Georgia
Jaba Kankava – Georgia
Levan Mikadze – Georgia
Gela Shekiladze – Georgia
László Bodnár – Hungary
Andrius Jokšas – Lithuania
Saulius Mikoliūnas – Lithuania
Sendley Sidney Bito – Netherlands Antilles
Emmanuel Okoduwa – Nigeria
Harrison Omoko – Nigeria
Seweryn Gancarczyk – Poland
Maciej Kowalczyk – Poland
Ionuț Mazilu – Romania
Florin Costin Șoavă – Romania
Maksim Aristarkhov – Russia
Aleksandr Danishevsky – Russia
Andrey Eshchenko – Russia
Rolan Gusev – Russia
Sergei Kryuchikhin – Russia
German Kutarba – Russia
Aleksandr Orekhov – Russia
Aleksandr Sonin – Russia
Aleksei Uvarov – Russia
Mirko Bunjevčević – Serbia
Ivan Perić – Serbia
Vladimir Ribić – Serbia
Guwançmuhammet Öwekow – Turkmenistan
Maksim Shatskikh – Uzbekistan
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Damián Giménez – Argentina
Pablo Vitti – Argentina
Armen Shahgeldyan – Armenia
Branimir Subašić – Azerbaijan
Andrey Astrowski – Belarus
Uladzimir Haew – Belarus
Uladzimir Karytska – Belarus
Pavel Kirylchyk – Belarus
Yawhen Lashankow – Belarus
Gustavo Pinedo – Bolivia
Mauricio Saucedo – Bolivia
Đorđe Inđić – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Léo Matos – Brazil
Narciso Mina – Ecuador
Ilia Kandelaki – Georgia
Irakli Modebadze – Georgia
Kakhaber Mzhavanadze – Georgia
Giorgi Shashiashvili – Georgia
Zsolt Nagy – Hungary
Sergey Kostyuk[1] – Kazakhstan
Vladimirs Koļesņičenko – Latvia
Igor Bugaiov – Moldova
Valeriu Catinsus – Moldova
Iurie Miterev – Moldova
Igor Oprea – Moldova
Mirko Raičević – Montenegro
José Carlos Fernández – Peru
Paolo de la Haza – Peru
Edgar Villamarín – Peru
Vyacheslav Bakharev – Russia
Andrei Gashkin – Russia
Aleksandr Gorshkov[2] – Russia
Aleksei Igonin – Russia
Konstantin Kamnev – Russia
Vladimir Lebed[2] – Russia
Sergei Lysenko – Russia
Marat Makhmutov – Russia
Valentin Nefyodov – Russia
Yuri Nikiforov[2] – FC Chornomorets Odesa – Russia
Gennadiy Nizhegorodov – Russia
Sergei Osipov – Russia
Aleksandr Ponomaryov – Russia
Sergei Prikhodko – Russia
Sergei Sukhoruchenkov – Russia
Vladislav Ternavsky[2] – Russia
Aleksei Uvarov – Russia
Siniša Branković – Serbia
Mirko Bunjevčević – Serbia
Marko Jovanović – Serbia
Aleksandar Trišović – Serbia
Vitaliy Parakhnevych[1] – Tajikistan
Alejandro Mello – Uruguay
Sebastián Vázquez – Uruguay
Aleksandr Khvostunov – Uzbekistan
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Mihail Makowski – Belarus
Uladzimir Makowski – Belarus
Mafoumba Mfilu – Democratic Republic of the Congo
Vitaly Daraselia – Georgia
Levan Mikadze – Georgia
Andrius Jokšas – Lithuania
Andrei Karyaka[2] – Russia
Vitaliy Levchenko[1] – Tajikistan
Osmar Ferreyra – Argentina
Syarhey Karnilenka – Belarus
Émerson – Brazil
Alcides – Brazil
Davidson – Brazil
Georgi Peev – Bulgaria
Paul Essola – Cameroon
Igor Lolo – Côte d'Ivoire
Mladen Bartulović – Croatia
Denis Glavina – Croatia
Mario Holek – Czech Republic
Jan Laštůvka – Czech Republic
Kakhaber Aladashvili – Georgia
Revazi Barabadze – Georgia
Beka Gotsiridze – Georgia
Jaba Kankava – Georgia
Giorgi Kilasonia – Georgia
Varlam Kilasonia – Georgia
Aleqsandr Kobakhidze – Georgia
Ucha Lobjanidze – Georgia
Mikhail Potskhveria – Georgia
Andreas Sassen – Germany
Oleg Chukhleba – Kazakhstan
Konstantin Ledovskikh – Kazakhstan
Konstantin Pavlyuchenko[1] – Kazakhstan
Linas Klimavičius – Lithuania
Nery Castillo – Mexico
Alexandru Popovici – Moldova
Gheorghe Stratulat – Moldova
Alexandru Suharev – Moldova
Dan Găldeanu Romania
Ionuț Mazilu – Romania
Sergei Bespalykh – Russia
Andrey Eshchenko – Russia
Rolan Gusev – Russia
Vladimir Lebed[2] – Russia
Sergei Mamchur – Russia
Sergey Samodin – Russia
Vitaliy Denisov – Uzbekistan
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FC Dynamo Kyiv 66+12
editRoberto Nanni – Argentina
Yervand Sukiasyan – Armenia
Valyantsin Byalkevich – Belarus
Syarhey Karnilenka – Belarus
Alyaksandr Khatskevich – Belarus
Mihail Makowski – Belarus
Uladzimir Makowski – Belarus
Gérson Magrão – Brazil
Leandro Almeida – Brazil
Betão – Brazil
Rodrigo – Brazil
Danilo Silva – Brazil
Rodolfo – Brazil
Kléber – Brazil
Leandro Machado – Brazil
Guilherme – Brazil
Alessandro – Brazil
Diogo Rincón – Brazil
Michael – Brazil
Corrêa – Brazil
Georgi Peev – Bulgaria
Jerko Leko – Croatia
Goran Sablić – Croatia
Ognjen Vukojević – Croatia
Roman Eremenko – Finland
Kakhaber Aladashvili – Georgia
Malkhaz Asatiani – Georgia
Giorgi Demetradze – Georgia
Davit Imedashvili – Georgia
Mikheil Jishkariani – Georgia
Kakha Kaladze – Georgia
Otar Martsvaladze – Georgia
Ismaël Bangoura – Guinea
László Bodnár – Hungary
Balázs Farkas – Hungary
Naser Al-Sauhi – Kuwait
Māris Verpakovskis – Latvia
Edgaras Česnauskis – Lithuania
Gintaras Kvitkauskas – Lithuania
Valdemaras Martinkėnas – Lithuania
Igoris Pankratjevas – Lithuania
Badr El Kaddouri – Morocco
Lucky Idahor – Nigeria
Frank Temile – Nigeria
Ayila Yussuf – Nigeria
Florin Cernat – Romania
Tiberiu Ghioane – Romania
Cristian Irimia – Romania
Andrey Aleksanenkov – Russia
Maksim Demenko – Russia
Andrey Eshchenko – Russia
Aleksandr Filimonov – Russia
Aleksei Gerasimenko – Russia
Vladimir Kuzmichyov – Russia
Ramiz Mamedov – Russia
Oleg Salenko[2] – Russia
Akhrik Tsveiba[2] – Russia
Valery Yesipov – Russia
Pape Diakhaté – Senegal
Demba Touré – Senegal
Goran Gavrančić – Serbia
Marjan Marković – Serbia
Miloš Ninković – Serbia
Perica Ognjenović – Serbia
Andriy Khomyn[1] – Turkmenistan
Maksim Shatskikh – Uzbekistan
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Facundo Bertoglio – Argentina
Diego Orlando Suárez – Bolivia
Atanas Chipilov – Bulgaria
Harrison Otálvaro Arce – Colombia
José Moreno Mora – Colombia
Tomislav Bušić – Croatia
Chakhir Belghazouani – France
Marc Fachan – France
Irakli Kortua – Georgia
Lasha Totadze – Georgia
Adrian Sosnovschi – Moldova
Emmanuel Okoduwa – Nigeria
Zoran Kulić – Serbia
Ara Hakobyan – Armenia
Aram Hakobyan – Armenia
Pavel Byahanski – Belarus
Tsimafey Kalachow – Belarus
Mikalay Kashewski – Belarus
Pavel Kirylchyk – Belarus
Rogério Corrêa – Brazil
Lima – Brazil – Brazil
Kamdem – Cameroon
Giorgi Gabedava – Georgia
Sergi Orbeladze – Georgia
Georgi Tsimakuridze – Georgia
Dainius Gleveckas – Lithuania
Vytautas Lukša – Lithuania
Gediminas Paulauskas – Lithuania
Mantas Samusiovas – Lithuania
Serghei Lașcencov – Moldova
Darko Bojović – Montenegro
Aleksandr Malygin – Russia
Valentin Nefyodov – Russia
FC Karpaty Lviv 32+2
editElhan Rasulov – Azerbaijan
Pavel Kirylchyk – Belarus
Leanid Kovel – Belarus
Alyaksey Suchkow – Belarus
Alyaksandr Yurevich – Belarus
Edin Kunić – Bosnia and Herzegovina
William Batista – Brazil
Igor Jovičević – Croatia
Jerko Mikulić – Croatia
Sergei Zenjov – Estonia
Alexander Guruli – Georgia
Giorgi Lomaia – Georgia
Mohamed Alkhaly Soumah – Guinea
Raimonds Laizāns – Latvia
Vlade Lazarevski – Macedonia
Serghei Covalciuc – Moldova
Alexandru Golban – Moldova
Serghei Lașcencov – Moldova
Mladen Kašćelan – Montenegro
Edward Anyamke – Nigeria
Samson Godwin – Nigeria
Lucky Idahor – Nigeria
Maciej Nalepa – Poland
Augustin Chiriță – Romania
Ivica Janićijević – Serbia
Ivan Milošević – Serbia
Dušan Šimić – Serbia
Nemanja Tubić – Serbia
František Hanc – Slovakia
Peter Sukovský – Slovakia
Senad Tiganj – Slovenia
Henry Mutambikwa – Zimbabwe
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FC Kharkiv 12+2
editYawhen Lashankow – Belarus
Alyaksey Pankavets – Belarus
Alyaksey Suchkow – Belarus
William Batista – Brazil
Anderson Ribeiro – Brazil
Kakhaber Aladashvili – Georgia
Victor Barîșev – Moldova
Igor Țîgîrlaș – Moldova
Maciej Nalepa – Poland
Abbe Ibrahim – Togo
Ameur Derbal – Tunisia
Guwançmuhammet Öwekow – Turkmenistan
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Konstantin Kovalenko[3] – Belarus
Anzor Kavteladze – Georgia
Anton Shokh[3] – Kazakhstan
Oleg Kazmirchuk[1] – Kyrgyzstan
Sergei Barkalov – Russia
Andrei Fedkov – Russia
Yuri Sobol – Russia
Sergei Troitskiy – Russia
Muslim Agaýew – Turkmenistan
Yuri Magdiýew – Turkmenistan
Ansi Agolli – Albania
Ervin Bulku – Albania
Dorian Bylykbashi – Albania
Isli Hidi – Albania
Henri Ndreka – Albania
Bledi Shkëmbi – Albania
Vladislav Nosenko – Azerbaijan
Mikalay Kashewski – Belarus
Pavel Kirylchyk – Belarus
Artur Lesko – Belarus
Artur Matsveychyk – Belarus
Ihar Razhkow – Belarus
Alyaksandr Shahoyka – Belarus
Andrey Varankaw – Belarus
Weslei Ribeiro – Brazil
Patrick Ibanda – Cameroon
Mladen Bartulović – Croatia
Ronald Šiklić – Croatia
Vladimir Burduli – Georgia
Iuri Gabiskiria – Georgia
Vasil Gigiadze – Georgia
Revaz Gotsiridze – Georgia
Aleksandr Kaidarashvili – Georgia
Aleqsandr Kobakhidze – Georgia
Levan Mikadze – Georgia
Zurab Popkhadze – Georgia
Konstantin Pavlyuchenko[1] – Kazakhstan
Fanas Salimov – Kazakhstan
Igors Korabļovs – Latvia
Artūrs Silagailis – Latvia
Kęstutis Ivaškevičius – Lithuania
Andrius Jokšas – Lithuania
Serghei Epureanu – Moldova
Denis Ilescu – Moldova
Alexandru Popovici – Moldova
Andrei Stroenco – Moldova
Tony Alegbe – Nigeria
Chukwudi Nworgu – Nigeria
Piotr Cetnarowicz – Poland
Dan Găldeanu Romania
Magomed Adiev – Russia
Aleksandr Gorin – Russia
Stanislav Kriulin – Russia
Vladislav Mayorov – Russia
Andrei Panfyorov – Russia
Sergei Pravkin – Russia
Murad Ramazanov – Russia
Oleg Simakov – Russia
Sergei Sukhoruchenkov – Russia
Branko Ašković – Serbia
Ilija Borenović – Serbia
Goran Ćosić – Serbia
Darko Dunjić – Serbia
Igor Đinović – Serbia
Slavoljub Đorđević – Serbia
Željko Ljubenović – Serbia
Sead Salahović – Serbia
Vučina Šćepanović – Serbia
Rade Todorović – Serbia
Aleksandar Trišović – Serbia
Milan Zagorac – Serbia
Oleg Belyakov – Uzbekistan
Jafar Irismetov – Uzbekistan
Anvar Jabborov – Uzbekistan
Only players who holds Ukrainian citizenship.
Walter Acevedo – Argentina
Hernán Fredes – Argentina
Jonathan Maidana – Argentina
Samvel Arakelyan – Armenia
Alyaksandr Danilaw – Belarus
Vasil Khamutowski – Belarus
Syarhey Kuznyatsow – Belarus
Marcos Paulo – Brazil
Jajá – Brazil
André Conceição – Brazil
Jader – Brazil
Edmar – Brazil
Marcelo – Brazil
Fininho – Brazil
Anderson Ribeiro – Brazil
Alain Amougou – Cameroon
Abdoulaye Djire – Cote d'Ivoire
Venance Zézé – Cote d'Ivoire
Alexei Eremenko – Finland
Lasha Jakobia – Georgia
Sergey Kostyuk[1] – Kazakhstan
Vidas Alunderis – Lithuania
Vlade Lazarevski – Macedonia
Valeriu Andronic – Moldova
Vitaliy Bordiyan – Moldova
Gheorghe Harea – Moldova
Serghei Lașcencov – Moldova
Igor Țîgîrlaș – Moldova
Hicham Mahdoufi – Morocco
Onyekachi Paul Nwoha – Nigeria
Marcin Burkhardt – Poland
Seweryn Gancarczyk – Poland
Iulian Dăniță – Romania
Flavius Stoican – Romania
Guram Adzhoyev – Russia
Erik Ashurbekov – Russia
Karen Oganyan – Russia
Valeri Panchik – Russia
Yuri Petrov – Russia
Sergei Ryzhikh – Russia
Yevgeni Varlamov – Russia
Papa Gueye – Senegal
Marko Dević[1] – Serbia
Miljan Mrdaković – Serbia
Milan Obradović – Serbia
Aleksandar Trišović – Serbia
Marián Adam – Slovakia
Dmitri Khomukha[1] – Turkmenistan
FC Metalurh Donetsk 76+1
editElvin Beqiri – Albania
Rubén Gómez – Argentina
Ararat Arakelyan – Armenia
Artak Dashyan – Armenia
Ara Hakobyan – Armenia
Yegishe Melikyan – Armenia
Samvel Melkonyan – Armenia
Henrikh Mkhitaryan – Armenia
Alyaksandr Danilaw – Belarus
Uladzimir Karytska – Belarus
William Boaventura – Brazil
Zé Soares – Brazil
Alan – Brazil
Fabinho – Brazil
Leandro – Brazil
Aílton – Brazil
Márcio Glad – Brazil
Júlio César – Brazil
Sergio Oliveira – Brazil
Paulo Vogt – Brazil
Velizar Dimitrov – Bulgaria
Chavdar Yankov – Bulgaria
Aristide Bancé – Burkina Faso
Bernard Tchoutang – Cameroon
Abdoulaye Djire – Cote d'Ivoire
Igor Lolo – Cote d'Ivoire
Arsène Né – Cote d'Ivoire
Yaya Touré – Cote d'Ivoire
Venance Zézé – Cote d'Ivoire
Ivica Žuljević – Croatia
Constantinos Makrides – Cyprus
Nzelo Hervé Lembi – Democratic Republic of the Congo
Giorgi Demetradze – Georgia
Giorgi Gakhokidze – Georgia
Gocha Jamarauli – Georgia
Levan Tskitishvili – Georgia
Vitaliy Abramov – Kazakhstan
Oleg Kapustnikov – Kazakhstan
Sergey Zhunenko – Kazakhstan
Andrius Gedgaudas – Lithuania
Marius Skinderis – Lithuania
Igor Gjuzelov – Macedonia
Boban Grnčarov – Macedonia
Jordi Cruyff – Netherlands
Patrick Agbo Umomo – Nigeria
Tony Alegbe – Nigeria
Haruna Babangida – Nigeria
Joseph Eyimofe – Nigeria
Pius Ikedia – Nigeria
Sunny Ekeh Kingsley – Nigeria
Ochuko Ojobo – Nigeria
Emmanuel Okoduwa – Nigeria
Samuel Okunowo – Nigeria
Andrés Mendoza – Peru
China – Portugal
Ricardo Fernandes – Portugal
Mário Sérgio – Portugal
Marian Aliuță – Romania
Iulian Arhire – Romania
Daniel Florea – Romania
Marius Mitu – Romania
Marian Savu – Romania
Ciprian Tănasă – Romania
Vladimir Dišljenković – Serbia
Marko Grubelić – Serbia
Ivan Gvozdenović – Serbia
Đorđe Lazić – Serbia
Slobodan Marković – Serbia
Nenad Mladenović – Serbia
Bojan Neziri – Serbia
Bratislav Ristić – Serbia
Ilija Stolica – Serbia
Dani Fernández – Spain
Anis Boussaidi – Tunisia
Erol Bulut – Turkey
Musawengosi Mguni – Zimbabwe
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Tefik Osmani – Albania
Bledi Shkëmbi – Albania
Vardan Khachatryan – Armenia
Artsyom Chelyadzinski – Belarus
Barys Haravoy – Belarus
Uladzimir Karytska – Belarus
Mikalay Kashewski – Belarus
Syarhey Shtanyuk – Belarus
Yan Tsiharow – Belarus
Spomenko Bošnjak – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Aleksandar Brdjanin – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Nikola Vasiljević – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Tomislav Višević – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Toledo – Brazil
Matheus – Brazil
Washington Teixeira – Brazil
Fabio – Brazil
Valentin Iliev – Bulgaria
Aleksandar Tomash Tomovski – Bulgaria
Adolphe Teikeu – Cameroon
Mario Dodić – Croatia
Mirko Selak – Croatia
Lasha Chelidze – Georgia
Dato Kvirkvelia – Georgia
Irakli Modebadze – Georgia
Mikhail Potskhveria – Georgia
Jevgenijs Gorjacilovs – Latvia
Valentīns Lobaņovs – Latvia
Armands Zeiberliņš – Latvia
Andrius Brazauskas – Lithuania
Mindaugas Kalonas – Lithuania
Darius Miceika – Lithuania
Hristijan Kirovski – Macedonia
Dančo Masev – Macedonia
Igor Mitreski – Macedonia
Darko Tasevski – Macedonia
Igor Bugaiov – Moldova
Vasile Caraus – Moldova
Marcel Reșitca – Moldova
Alexei Savinov – Moldova
Igor Țîgîrlaș – Moldova
Eduard Valutsa – Moldova
Aloisi – Nigeria
Daniel Baston – Romania
Daniel Florea – Romania
Ionel Pârvu – Romania
Maksim Aristarkhov – Russia
Andriy Demchenko[1] – Russia
Andrei Karyaka[2] – Russia
German Kutarba – Russia
Yevgeni Saprykin – Russia
Valeri Shevyrev – Russia
Ruslan Suanov – Russia
Valeri Tkachuk – Russia
Kirill Varaksin – Russia
Miodrag Anđelković – Serbia
Uroš Milosavljević – Serbia
Dragan Perišić – Serbia
Ljubiša Ranković – Serbia
Aco Vasiljević – Serbia
Ján Zolna – Slovakia
Hwang Hun-hee – South Korea
Kim Pyung-rae – South Korea
Niazi Brunjadze – Georgia
Mamuka Jugeli – Georgia
Temur Margoshia – Georgia
Fanas Salimov – Kazakhstan
Anton Shokh[3] – Kazakhstan
Yuri Petrov – Russia
Vasil Gigiadze – Georgia
Aurimas Kučys – Lithuania
Eduard Valutsa – Moldova
Anatoli Kretov – Russia
Valentin Nefyodov – Russia
Branko Baković – Serbia
Vasyl Kolev – Bulgaria
Yulian Neichev – Bulgaria
Stanimir Stalev – Bulgaria
Shota Chomakhidze – Georgia
Giorgi Davitnidze – Georgia
Kakhaber Dgebuadze – Georgia
Avtandil Gvianidze – Georgia
Aleksandr Kaidarashvili – Georgia
Avtandil Kapanadze – Georgia
Tariel Kapanadze – Georgia
Shalva Khujadze – Georgia
Konstantin Metreveli – Georgia
Irakli Shengelia – Georgia
Avtandil Sikharulidze – Georgia
Tengiz Ugrekhelidze – Georgia
Konstantin Pavlyuchenko[1] – Kazakhstan
Fanas Salimov – Kazakhstan
Oleg Kazmirchuk[1] – Kyrgyzstan
Igoris Pankratjevas – Lithuania
Andrei Gashkin – Russia
Sergei Polstyanov – Russia
Vladislav Ternavsky[2] – Russia
Vitaliy Parakhnevych[1] – Tajikistan
Muslim Agaýew – Turkmenistan
Yuri Magdiýew – Turkmenistan
Aleksandr Zhidkov – Azerbaijan
Daniil Richard – Kazakhstan
Vladimir Gaidamaşchuc – Moldova
Alexandru Guzun – Moldova
Gheorghe Harea – Moldova
Eduard Akbarov – Russia
Aleksandr Gorshkov[2] – Russia
Valeri Petrinsky – Russia
FC Obolon Kyiv 5+1
editAndrey Varankaw – Belarus
William Rocha Batista – Brazil
Vitaliy Kobzar[1] – Kyrgyzstan
Victor Comleonoc – Moldova
Andrei Solomatin – Russia
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Mamuka Jugeli – Georgia
Tagir Fasakhov – Kyrgyzstan
Sergei Bespalykh – Russia
Eduard Sarkisov – Russia
Andriy Khomyn[1] – Turkmenistan
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FC Shakhtar Donetsk 58+1
editTsimafey Kalachow – Belarus
Syarhey Yaskovich – Belarus
Marcelo Moreno – Bolivia
Leonardo – Brazil
João Batista – Brazil
Elano – Brazil
Willian – Brazil
Douglas Costa – Brazil
Brandão – Brazil
Matuzalém – Brazil
Ilsinho – Brazil
Jádson – Brazil
Fernandinho – Brazil
Ivan – Brazil
Luiz Adriano – Brazil
Alex Teixeira – Brazil
Predrag Pažin – Bulgaria
Stipe Pletikosa – Croatia
Darijo Srna – Croatia
Tomáš Hübschman – Czech Republic
Jan Laštůvka – Czech Republic
Giorgi Chikhradze – Georgia
Iuri Gabiskiria – Georgia
Mikhail Potskhveria – Georgia
Cristiano Lucarelli – Italy
Vitaliy Abramov – Kazakhstan
Sergey Zhunenko – Kazakhstan
Andrejs Štolcers – Latvia
Dainius Gleveckas – Lithuania
Igor Gjuzelov – Macedonia
Nery Castillo – Mexico
Julius Aghahowa – Nigeria
Emmanuel Okoduwa – Nigeria
Isaac Okoronkwo – Nigeria
Wojciech Kowalewski – Poland
Mariusz Lewandowski – Poland
Marian Aliuță – Romania
Cosmin Bărcăuan – Romania
Daniel Chiriță – Romania
Daniel Florea – Romania
Ciprian Marica – Romania
Răzvan Raț – Romania
Marian Savu – Romania
Flavius Stoican – Romania
Aleksei Bakharev[1] – Russia
Andrei Fedkov – Russia
Aleksandr Shmarko – Russia
Igor Strelkov – Russia
Assane N'Diaye – Senegal
Igor Duljaj – Serbia
Milan Jovanović – Serbia
Nenad Lalatović – Serbia
Predrag Ocokoljić – Serbia
Zvonimir Vukić – Serbia
Muamer Vugdalič – Slovenia
Tolga Seyhan – Turkey
Damián Rodríguez – Uruguay
Ruslan Uzakov – Uzbekistan
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Rubén Gómez – Argentina
Hovhannes Demirchyan – Armenia
Ara Hakobyan – Armenia
Yegishe Melikyan – Armenia
Sergej Tica – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Alan – Brazil
Paulo Vogt – Brazil
Gil Bala – Brazil
Stanimir Stalev – Bulgaria
Paul Essola – Cameroon
Burnel Okana-Stazi – Congo
Shaib Touré – Cote d'Ivoire
Serigne Diop – France
Georgi Tsimakuridze – Georgia
Marius Skinderis – Lithuania
Vladimir Tanurcov – Moldova
Sendley Sidney Bito – Netherlands Antilles
Samuel Okunowo – Nigeria
Daniel Chiriță – Romania
Bogdan Mara – Romania
Florinel Mirea – Romania
Florin Pârvu – Romania
Sergei Bozhko – Russia
Marko Grubelić – Serbia
Uliks Kotrri – Albania
Çahangir Həsənzadə – Azerbaijan
Mahmud Qurbanov – Azerbaijan
Vadim Vasilyev – Azerbaijan
İlham Yadullayev – Azerbaijan
Vasil Khamutowski – Belarus
Mihail Konopelko – Belarus
Syarhey Kukalevich – Belarus
Syarhey Kuznyatsow – Belarus
Yawhen Linyow – Belarus
Henadz Mardas – Belarus
Hadson Nery – Brazil
Edmar – Brazil
Roger – Brazil
Junior Godoi – Brazil
Leandro Mesias – Brazil
Everton – Brazil
Saša Đuričić – Croatia
Ivan Graf – Croatia
Marin Ljubičić – Croatia
Matija Špičić – Croatia
Aleksandr Amisulashvili – Georgia
Vladimir Burduli – Georgia
Grigol Chanturia – Georgia
Kakhaber Chkhetiani – Georgia
Zviadi Chkhetiani – Georgia
Shota Chomakhidze – Georgia
Vasil Gigiadze – Georgia
Grigol Imedadze – Georgia
Zurab Ionanidze – Georgia
Mamuka Jugeli – Georgia
Gocha Trapaidze – Georgia
Vidas Alunderis – Lithuania
Andrius Jokšas – Lithuania
Nerijus Vasiliauskas – Lithuania
Audrius Veikutis – Lithuania
Vidmantas Vyšniauskas – Lithuania
Irmantas Zelmikas – Lithuania
Besart Ibraimi – Macedonia
Vladimir Cosse – Moldova
Sendley Sidney Bito – Netherlands Antilles
Ayodeji Brown – Nigeria
Lucky Idahor – Nigeria
Harrison Omoko – Nigeria
Uchechukwu Uwakwe – Nigeria
Pawel Hajduczek – Poland
Iulian Dăniță – Romania
Lucian Dobre – Romania
Ionel Pârvu – Romania
Yuri Getikov – Russia
Valeri Gitya-Petrinskiy – Russia
Sergei Gladyshev – Russia
Dmitri Gulenkov – Russia
Sergei Kosilov – Russia
German Kutarba – Russia
Marat Mulashev – Russia
Vladislav Novikov – Russia
Sergei Polstyanov – Russia
Anatoli Skvortsov – Russia
Dmitri Smirnov – Russia
Vyaczeslav Vishnevskiy – Russia
Aleksandr Zarutskiy – Russia
Saša Cilinšek – Serbia
Damir Kahriman – Serbia
Željko Ljubenović – Serbia
Slobodan Marković – Serbia
Vladimir Mićović – Serbia
Marko Milovanović – Serbia
Saša Todić – Serbia
Vitaliy Levchenko[1] – Tajikistan
Sergey Andreev – Uzbekistan
Sadriddin Ishmirzaev – Uzbekistan
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Marius Rapalis – Lithuania
Piotr Klepczarek – Poland
Vladimir Vujović – Serbia
Marin Miok – Serbia
Milan Perić – Serbia
Heorhiy Kandratsyew – Belarus
Kakhaber Aladashvili – Georgia
Giorgi Babuadze – Georgia
Niazi Brunjadze – Georgia
David Chaladze – Georgia
Giorgi Chikhradze – Georgia
Iuri Gabiskiria – Georgia
Paata Gamtsemlidze – Georgia
Gia Gvazava – Georgia
Mamuka Jugeli – Georgia
Avtandil Kapanadze – Georgia
Tariel Kapanadze – Georgia
Tamaz Pertia – Georgia
Alexander Rekhviashvili – Georgia
Mamuka Rusia – Georgia
Merab Tevzadze – Georgia
Gocha Zhorzholiani – Georgia
Arsen Avakov – Tajikistan
Valeri Tkachuk – Russia
Vladimir Zinich – Russia
Arsen Avakov – Tajikistan
Ruslan Uzakov – Uzbekistan
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Ihar Hurynovich – Belarus
Pavel Radnyonak – Belarus
Teymuraz Gadelia – Georgia
Vakhtang Khvadagiani – Georgia
Gintaras Kvitkauskas – Lithuania
Aleksei Ilyin – Russia
Oleg Mekhov – Russia
Oleg Petrov – Russia
Aleksei Snigiryov – Russia
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editTərlan Əhmədov – Azerbaijan
Samir Əliyev – Azerbaijan
Çahangir Həsənzadə – Azerbaijan
Fərrux İsmayılov – Azerbaijan
Kamal Quliyev – Azerbaijan
İlham Yadullayev – Azerbaijan
Vital Lanko – Belarus
Branislav Krunić – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Zdravko Šaraba – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ngassam Nana Falemi – Cameroon
Moses Esingila Molongo – Cameroon
Ernest Siankam – Cameroon
Milan Božić – Canada
Taavi Rähn – Estonia
Boris Cebotari – Moldova
Alexei Savinov – Moldova
Miodrag Džudović – Montenegro
Aleksandar Nedović – Montenegro
Eddy Lord Dombraye – Nigeria
Harrison Omoko – Nigeria
Seweryn Gancarczyk – Poland
Marcin Nowak – Poland
Iulian Arhire – Romania
Cornel Buta – Romania
Constantin Schumacher – Romania
Eduard Mor – Russia
Yuri Petrov – Russia
Papa Gueye – Senegal
Marko Dević[1] – Serbia
Slavoljub Đorđević – Serbia
Uroš Milosavljević – Serbia
Saša Mitić – Serbia
Dušan Popović – Serbia
Aleksandar Trišović – Serbia
Ján Zolna – Slovakia
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editDebatik Curri – Albania
Armend Dallku – Albania
Ahmed Yanuzi – Albania
Carlos Frontini – Argentina
Yawhen Branavitski – Belarus
Mihail Makowski – Belarus
Uladzimir Makowski – Belarus
Fabio Pereira – Brazil
Velin Kefalov – Bulgaria
Yordan Petkov – Bulgaria
Patrick Ibanda – Cameroon
Moses Esingila Molongo – Cameroon
Valter Androšić – Croatia
Saša Đuričić – Croatia
Denis Glavina – Croatia
Peter Mercado – Ecuador
Anzor Kovteladze – Georgia
Sergey Kostyuk[1] – Kazakhstan
Ismet Munishi – Kosovo
Aleksandr Agarin[1] – Kyrgyzstan
Vitaliy Kobzar[1] – Kyrgyzstan
Andrius Jokšas – Lithuania
Filip Despotovski – Macedonia
Serghei Epureanu – Moldova
Vladislav Lungu – Moldova
Alexandru Onica – Moldova
Lucky Idahor – Nigeria
Daniel Njoku – Nigeria
Chukwudi Nworgu – Nigeria
Emmanuel Okoduwa – Nigeria
Harrison Omoko – Nigeria
Catalin Lichioiu Romania
Vitali Grishin – Russia
Aleksei Savelyev – Russia
Yuri Sobol – Russia
Igor Đinović – Serbia
Miroslav Grumić – Serbia
Jovan Markoski – Serbia
Vladimir Milenković – Serbia
Igor Petković – Serbia
Vladimir Sandulović – Serbia
Aleksandar Stoimirović – Serbia
Tomáš Bruško – Slovakia
Rusmin Dedič – Slovenia
Zoran Pavlovič – Slovenia
Sofiane Melliti – Tunisia
Nazar Baýramow – Turkmenistan
Rasim Kerimov – Turkmenistan
Andriy Khomyn[1] – Turkmenistan
Guwançmuhammet Öwekow – Turkmenistan
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Ervis Kraja – Albania
Rubén Gómez – Argentina
Mihail Makowski – Belarus
Uladzimir Makowski – Belarus
Igor Joksimović – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Leandro Mesias – Brazil
Kakhaber Aladashvili – Georgia
Vladimir Burduli – Georgia
Grigol Chanturia – Georgia
Otar Martsvaladze – Georgia
Zsolt Nagy – Hungary
Aurimas Kučys – Lithuania
Serghei Alexeev – Moldova
Igor Andronic – Moldova
Vadim Bolohan – Moldova
Marcel Reşitca – Moldova
Alexei Savinov – Moldova
Mirko Raičević – Montenegro
Sendley Sidney Bito – Netherlands Antilles
Eddy Lord Dombraye – Nigeria
Charles Newuche – Nigeria
Aleksandr Malygin – Russia
Sergei Ryzhikh – Russia
Minja Popović – Serbia
Aleksandar Trišović – Serbia
Aleksandr Khvostunov – Uzbekistan
Vladislav Nosenko – Azerbaijan
Dzyanis Kowba – Belarus
Jevgeni Novikov – Estonia
Vitaliy Abramov – Kazakhstan
Vladimir Cosse – Moldova
Vadim Firsov – Russia
Roman Yevmenyev – Russia
Parid Xhihani – Albania
Rubén Gómez – Argentina
Yegishe Melikyan – Armenia
Samir Khairov – Azerbaijan
Sergei Chernyshov – Belarus
Aleksandr Gridyushko – Belarus
Sergei Miroshkin – Belarus
Aleksandr Mozgovoy – Belarus
Yuriy Zenin – Belarus
Flávio Dias – Brazil
Junior Godoi – Brazil
Adriano Spadoto – Brazil
Jules Baga – Cameroon
Patrick Ibanda – Cameroon
Colince Ngaha Poungoue – Cameroon
Guelor Rudy Bebhey-Ndey – Congo
Patrick Iwosso – Congo
Franck Madou – Côte d'Ivoire
Jurica Puljiz – Croatia
Stanislav Kitto – Estonia
Aleksandr Marašov – Estonia
Vladimir Burduli – Georgia
Giorgi Chelidze – Georgia
Temur Dimitrishvili – Georgia
Mamuka Jugeli – Georgia
Gela Kvitatiani – Georgia
Jaba Lipartia – Georgia
Mikhail Potskhveria – Georgia
Georgi Tsimakuridze – Georgia
Daniel Ashley Addo – Ghana
Oleg Chukhleba – Kazakhstan
Sergey Patsay – Kazakhstan
Sergey Zhunenko – Kazakhstan
Shpëtim Babaj – Kosovo
Igoris Pankratjevas – Lithuania
Adrian Bogdan – Moldova
Vadim Bolohan – Moldova
Vadim Kirilov – Moldova
Iurie Miterev – Moldova
Alexandru Popovici – Moldova
Mirko Raičević – Montenegro
Onyekachi Paul Nwoha – Nigeria
Harrison Omoko – Nigeria
Vadim Aleksandrov – Russia
Maksim Aristarkhov – Russia
Vadim Bozhenko – Russia
Sergei Bozhko – Russia
Sergei Kormiltsev[1] – Russia
Aleksandr Malygin – Russia
Andrei Pletnyov – Russia
Roman Yemelyanov – Russia
Mirko Bunjevčević – Serbia
Darko Dunjić – Serbia
Mihajlo Cakić – Serbia
Igor Petković – Serbia
Miroslav Rikanović – Serbia
Vladimir Zelenbaba – Serbia
Lukáš Tešák – Slovakia
Almir Sulejmanovič – Slovenia
Aymen Bouchhioua – Tunisia
Toafik Salhi – Tunisia
Guwançmuhammet Öwekow – Turkmenistan
Gennadiy Sharipov – Uzbekistan
See also
editReferences
editExternal sources
edit- (in Ukrainian) Career stats by FFU
- (in Russian) List of players in Premier-Liha
- (in English) Career history at National Football Teams