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List of NBA players born outside the United States

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In the National Basketball Association, players born outside of the United States are often known as international players. Players who were born in U.S. overseas territories, such as Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, are considered international players even if they are U.S. citizens.[1][2][3][4] In some borderline cases, the NBA takes into consideration whether a player desires to be identified as international.[1] Additionally, there are players who are U.S. citizens on account of being born there but who also have additional citizenships or have represented other countries in international basketball competition. This list contains all players who fulfill at least one of these conditions.

Players whose nationality is listed as United States were born outside of the country but have represented them in international basketball tournament. Players who were born outside the United States to U.S. parents and players who became naturalized U.S. citizens are also included in that section.

Hank Biasatti, who was born in Italy and raised in Canada, was the first international player in the league in 1946.[5] The number of international players in the league rose after the formation of the Dream Team when NBA players were allowed into Olympic play starting in 1992. Global interest in basketball subsequently soared. On opening day of the 1991–92 season, NBA rosters included 23 international players from 18 countries.[6] At the start of the 2016–17 season, there was a record-high 113 international players from 41 countries and territories.[7] In the start of the 2017–18 season, there were 108 international players from a record-high 42 countries and territories, including five players signed up through the newly implemented two-way contract.[8]

The number of players on opening-night rosters broke an all-time league record first set in 2010–11 and tied in 2012–13,[9] and the number of countries represented surpassed the record set in 2010–11.[10] In addition, the San Antonio Spurs set an all-time record for international players on an opening-night squad, with 10 during the 2013–14 season.[10] The record number of international players was broken again in 2022–23, with a total of 120 players from 40 countries on opening night rosters.[11]

As of the 2023–24 season, Canada has produced the most foreign NBA players, with 62. From European countries, France has produced 52 players, Serbia has produced 33, Croatia has produced 24, Germany has produced 21, and Spain has produced 20. From Oceania, Australia has produced 35 players while New Zealand has produced 3 players. From African countries, Nigeria and Senegal have produced 30 and 14 players respectively. From Latin America, Brazil and Puerto Rico have produced 20 players each, and Argentina has produced 16. From Asian countries, China has produced 8 players, while Japan and Lebanon have produced 6. Among transcontinental countries, Turkey, Russia, and Georgia have produced 16, 13 and 11 players respectively.

Including the United States, 92 countries have produced at least one NBA player in total.

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Africa

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Country/Territory No. of Players Notes
 Nigeria 30 Including 17 foreign-born Nigerians
 Senegal 14 Including 1 U.S.-born Senegalese
 South Sudan 9 Including 5 foreign-born South Sudanese
 Cameroon 7 Including 2 foreign-born Cameroonians
 Democratic Republic of the Congo 6
 Ghana 3
 Ivory Coast 3 Including 3 U.S.-born Ivorians
 Mali 3
 Egypt[note 1] 2
 Gabon 2
 Libya 2 Including 2 U.S.-born Libyans
 Uganda 2 Including 2 U.S.-born Ugandans
 Angola 1
 Cape Verde 1
 Guinea 1
 Liberia 1 Including 1 U.S.-born Liberian
 Sudan 1
 Tanzania 1
 Tunisia 1
Africa 90 Including 33 foreign or U.S.-born naturalized players

America

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Country/Territory No. of Players Notes
 Canada 62 Including 10 foreign-born Canadians
 Brazil 20 Including 1 U.S.-born Brazilian
 Puerto Rico 20 Including 12 U.S.-born Puerto Ricans
 Argentina 16
 Dominican Republic 12 Including 4 U.S.-born Dominicans
 Jamaica 11 Including 5 U.S.-born Jamaicans
 Bahamas 8 Including 2 U.S.-born Bahamians
 Mexico 7 Including 3 U.S.-born Mexicans
 Venezuela 6 Including 4 foreign-born Venezuelans
 Panama 4 Including 2 U.S.-born Panamanians
 United States Virgin Islands 4 Including 2 U.S.-born Virgin Islanders
 Belize 3 Including 3 U.S.-born Belizeans
 Haiti 3
 Cuba 2
 Guyana 2
 Trinidad and Tobago 2 Including 1 U.S.-born Trinidadian
 Antigua and Barbuda 1 Including 1 U.S.-born Antiguan
 Bolivia 1 Including 1 U.S.-born Bolivian
 British Virgin Islands 1
 Colombia 1
 Dominica 1
 Uruguay 1
America 188 Including 50 foreign or U.S.-born naturalized players

Asia

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Country/Territory No. of Players Notes
 China 8 Including 1 U.S.-born Chinese
 Japan 6 Including 2 U.S.-born Japanese
 Lebanon 6 Including 5 foreign-born Lebanese
 Philippines 3 Including 3 U.S.-born Filipinos
 Qatar 2 Including 2 U.S.-born Qataris
 Indonesia 1 Including 1 U.S.-born Indonesian
 Iran 1
 Jordan 1 Including 1 U.S.-born Jordanian
 South Korea 1
Asia 29 Including 15 foreign or U.S.-born naturalized players

Europe

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Country/Territory No. of Players Notes
 France 52 Including 8 foreign-born French
 Serbia 33 Including 10 foreign-born Serbians
 Croatia 24 Including 9 foreign-born Croatians
 Germany 21 Including 2 U.S.-born Germans
 Spain 20 Including 4 foreign-born Spaniards
 Lithuania 16 Including 2 U.S.-born Lithuanians
 Turkey[note 1] 16 Including 6 foreign-born Turks
 Greece 15 Including 5 foreign-born Greeks
 Italy 13 Including 4 U.S.-born Italians
 Russia[note 1] 13 Including 4 foreign-born Russians
 Slovenia 13 Including 2 foreign-born Slovenes
 United Kingdom 13 Including 3 foreign-born Britons
 Georgia[note 1] 11 Including 6 U.S.-born Georgians
 Montenegro 10 Including 5 foreign-born Montenegrins
 Ukraine 10 Including 2 foreign-born Ukrainians
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 7 Including 3 foreign-born Bosnians
 Latvia 7
 Israel[note 2] 6 Including 2 U.S.-born Israelis
 Netherlands 6
 Czech Republic 5
 North Macedonia 5 Including 4 U.S.-born Macedonians
 Poland 5 Including 2 U.S.-born Polish
 Bulgaria 4 Including 3 foreign-born Bulgarians
 Belgium 3 Including 1 foreign-born Belgian
 Finland 3 Including 1 foreign-born Finn
 Ireland 3 Including 2 U.S.-born Irishmen
 Sweden 3
 Switzerland 3
 Estonia 2
 Austria 1
 Azerbaijan[note 1] 1 Including 1 U.S.-born Azerbaijani
 Belarus 1 Including 1 U.S.-born Belarusian
 Denmark 1
 Hungary 1
 Iceland 1
 Luxembourg 1
 Norway 1
 Portugal 1
 Romania 1
 Slovakia 1
 Europe 348 Including 91 foreign or U.S.-born naturalized players

Oceania

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Country/Territory No. of Players Notes
 Australia 35 Including 5 foreign-born Australians
 New Zealand 3
 Australasia 38 Including 5 foreign-born naturalized players

List

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Note: This list is correct through the beginning of the 2024–25 season.

Pos G Guard F Forward C Center
Yrs Number of seasons played in the NBA
^ Denotes player who has been elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame
* Denotes player who is still active in the NBA
Nationality[A] Birthplace[B] Player Pos. Career[C] Yrs Notes Ref.
 Angola — Bruno Fernando* C 2019–present 6 — [12]
 Antigua and Barbuda  United States Julius Hodge G 2005–2007 2 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Antiguan citizen, represented Antigua internationally; though choosing to represent Antigua, he was also eligible to represent the U.S. Virgin Islands.[citation needed] [13]
 Argentina — Leandro Bolmaro F/G 2021–2023 2 Also holds Italian citizenship.[14] [15]
 Argentina — Nicolás Brussino G/F 2016–2017 2 Also holds Italian citizenship. [16]
 Argentina — Facundo Campazzo G 2020–2022 3 — [17]
 Argentina — Gabriel Deck G 2021–2022 2 — [18]
 Argentina — Carlos Delfino G 2004–2008;
2009–2014		 8 — [19]
 Argentina — Patricio Garino G 2017 1 Also holds Italian citizenship. [20]
 Argentina — Manu Ginóbili^ G 2002–2018 16 Also holds Italian citizenship. [21]
 Argentina — Walter Herrmann F 2006–2009 3 — [22]
 Argentina — Nicolás Laprovíttola G 2016 1 — [23]
 Argentina — Andrés Nocioni F 2004–2012 8 — [24]
 Argentina — Fabricio Oberto F 2005–2010 6 — [25]
 Argentina — Pablo Prigioni G 2012–2016 4 — [26]
 Argentina — Pepe Sánchez G 2000–2001; 2002–2003 2 — [27]
 Argentina — Luis Scola F 2007–2017 10 — [28]
 Argentina — Luca Vildoza G 2022 1 Also holds Italian citizenship. Career consists exclusively of playoff games. [29]
 Argentina — Rubén Wolkowyski F 2000–2001; 2002–2003 2 Also holds Polish citizenship. [30]
 Australia — David Andersen F/C 2009–2011 2 Also holds Danish citizenship, but represents Australia internationally.[31] [32]
 Australia — Chris Anstey C 1997–2000 3 — [33]
 Australia — Cameron Bairstow F/C 2014–2016 2 — [34]
 Australia  New Zealand Aron Baynes C 2013–2021 9 Born in New Zealand, grew up in Australia, represents Australia internationally.[35] [36]
 Australia — Andrew Bogut C 2005–2018; 2019 14 — [37]
 Australia — Jonah Bolden F 2018–2020 2 — [38]
 Australia — Mark Bradtke C 1996–1997 1 — [39]
 Australia — Ryan Broekhoff G 2018–2020 2 — [40]
 Australia — Xavier Cooks F 2023 1 — [41]
 Australia — Mitch Creek G 2019 1 — [42]
 Australia — Dyson Daniels* G 2022–present 3 — [43]
 Australia — Matthew Dellavedova G 2013–2021;
2022–2023		 9 — [44]
 Australia — Alex Ducas* G 2024–present 1 — [45]
 Australia — Dante Exum* G 2014–2021;
2023–present		 9 Born in Australia to an American father.[46] [47]
 Australia — Johnny Furphy* F 2024–present 1 — [48]
 Australia — Andrew Gaze G 1994; 1999 2 — [49]
 Australia — Josh Giddey* G 2021–present 4 — [50]
 Australia  United States Ricky Grace G 1993 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Australian citizen, represented Australia internationally.[51] [52]
 Australia — Josh Green* G 2020–present 5 — [53]
 Australia — Shane Heal G 1996–1997;
2003		 2 — [54]
 Australia — Isaac Humphries F/C 2019 1 — [55]
 Australia — Joe Ingles* F 2014–present 11 — [56]
 Australia — Nathan Jawai F/C 2008–2010 2 The first ever Indigenous Australian to play in the NBA. [57]
 Australia — Jock Landale* C 2021–present 4 — [58]
 Australia — Luc Longley C 1991–2001 10 — [59]
 Australia — Will Magnay C/F 2021 1 — [60]
 Australia — Jack McVeigh* F 2024–present 1 — [61]
 Australia  United States Darnell Mee G 1993–1995 2 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Australian citizen, represented Australia internationally.[62] [63]
 Australia — Patty Mills* G 2009–present 16 — [64]
 Australia  Sudan
(now  South Sudan) 		Duop Reath* F/C 2023–present 2 Born in present-day South Sudan, moved to Australia at age 9, became a naturalized Australian citizen, represents Australia internationally.[65] [66]
 Australia — Luke Schenscher C 2006–2007 2 — [67]
 Australia — Ben Simmons* F 2017–present 8 Born in Australia to an American father.[68] [69]
 Australia  United States Matisse Thybulle* G/F 2019–present 6 Born in the United States, spent early childhood in Australia and became a naturalized Australian citizen, represents Australia internationally.[70] [71]
 Australia — Luke Travers* F 2024–present 1 — [72]
 Australia — Jack White F 2022–2024 2 — [73]
 Austria — Jakob Poeltl* C 2016–present 9 — [74]
 Azerbaijan  United States Donta Hall F 2020–2021 2 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Azerbaijani citizen.[75] [76]
 Bahamas — Deandre Ayton* C 2018–present 7 — [77]
 Bahamas — Dexter Cambridge F 1992–1993 1 — [78]
 Bahamas  United States Eric Gordon* G 2008–present 17 Born in the United States to a Bahamian mother, represented the US internationally before receiving FIBA permission to switch to representing the Bahamas.[79] [80]
 Bahamas — Buddy Hield* G 2016–present 9 — [81]
 Bahamas — Kai Jones* C 2021–2023;
2024–present		 3 Born in the Bahamas, grew up in the United States. [82]
 Bahamas — Ian Lockhart F 1990 1 — [83]
 Bahamas — Mychal Thompson C/F 1978–1991 12 First player born & raised in the Bahamas to make the NBA[84] [85]
 Bahamas  United States Mychel Thompson F 2011–2012 1 Born in the United States by Bahamian parents [86]
 Belarus  United States Maalik Wayns G 2012–2014 2 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Belarusian citizen, represents Belarus internationally.[87] [88]
 Belgium — Toumani Camara* F 2023–present 2 — [89]
 Belgium  Zaire
(now  Democratic Republic of the Congo) 		D.J. Mbenga C 2004–2011 7 Born in Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo), became a naturalized Belgian citizen, represented Belgium internationally.[90] [91]
 Belgium — Ajay Mitchell* G 2024–present 1 — [92]
 Belize  United States Noel Felix F 2006 1 Born in the United States, represented Belize internationally.[93] [94]
 Belize  United States Marlon Garnett G 1998–1999 1 Born in the United States, represented Belize internationally.[93] [95]
 Belize  United States Milt Palacio G 1999–2006 7 Born in the United States, represented Belize internationally.[96] [97]
 Bolivia  United States Josh Reaves G/F 2020 1 Born in the United States to a Bolivian mother, represents Bolivia internationally.[98] [99]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina  United States J. R. Bremer G 2002–2004 2 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Bosnian citizen, represented Bosnia and Herzegovina internationally.[100] [101]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina  United States Luka Garza* C 2021–present 4 Born in the United States to a Bosnian mother, became a naturalized Bosnia and Herzegovina citizen, represents Bosnia and Herzegovina internationally.[102] [103]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina — Džanan Musa F 2018–2020 2 — [104]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina  Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina Jusuf Nurkić* C 2014–present 11 Born when the official name of the country was the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina. [105]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Montenegro) 		Aleksandar Radojević C 1999–2000;
2004–2005		 2 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Bosnia and Herzegovina internationally. [106]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Bosnia and Herzegovina) 		Mirza Teletović F 2012–2018 6 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D], represented Bosnia and Herzegovina internationally. [107]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Bosnia and Herzegovina) 		Ratko Varda C 2001–2002 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D], represented FR Yugoslavia and Bosnia and Herzegovina internationally. [108]
 Brazil — Rafael Araújo C 2004–2007 3 — [109]
 Brazil — Leandro Barbosa G 2003–2017 14 — [110]
 Brazil — Bruno Caboclo F 2014–2021 7 — [111]
 Brazil — Vítor Faverani C 2013–2014 1 — [112]
 Brazil — Cristiano Felício F/C 2015–2021 6 — [113]
 Brazil — Rolando Ferreira C 1988–1989 1 — [114]
 Brazil — Alex Garcia G 2003–2004 2 — [115]
 Brazil — Marcelo Huertas G 2015–2017 2 — [116][117]
 Brazil — Didi Louzada F 2021–2022 2 — [118]
 Brazil  United States Scott Machado G 2012–2013;
2019		 2 Born in the United States to Brazilian parents, grew up in the United States, represents Brazil internationally.[119] [120]
 Brazil — Fab Melo C 2012–2013 1 — [121]
 Brazil — Nenê F/C 2002–2020 17 — [122]
 Brazil — Raul Neto G 2015–2023 8 — [123][124]
 Brazil — Lucas Nogueira C 2014–2018 4 — [125]
 Brazil — Mãozinha Pereira F 2024 1 — [126]
 Brazil — Gui Santos* G/F 2023–present 2 — [127]
 Brazil — Tiago Splitter C/F 2010–2017 7 — [128]
 Brazil — Anderson Varejão C/F 2004–2017;
2021		 14 — [129]
 Brazil — João Vianna F 1991 1 — [130]
 Brazil — Marquinhos Vieira F 2006–2008 2 — [131]
 British Virgin Islands — D'Moi Hodge G 2023 1 — [132]
 Bulgaria — Georgi Glouchkov F 1985–1986 1 Also holds Italian citizenship. First NBA player from Eastern Europe.[133] [134]
 Bulgaria  United States Priest Lauderdale C 1996–1998 2 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Bulgarian citizen, represented Bulgaria internationally.[135] [136]
 Bulgaria  United States Cedric Simmons F/C 2006–2009 3 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Bulgarian citizen, represented Bulgaria internationally.[137] [138]
 Bulgaria  Cyprus Sasha Vezenkov F 2023–2024 1 Born in Cyprus to Bulgarian parents, grew up in Greece, represents Bulgaria internationally.[139] Has Bulgarian, Greek, and Cypriot citizenship. [140]
 Cameroon — Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje C 2001–2004 3 — [141]
 Cameroon — Ulrich Chomche* C 2024–present 1 — [142]
 Cameroon — Christian Koloko* F/C 2022–2023;
2024–present		 2 — [143]
 Cameroon — Luc Mbah a Moute F 2008–2020 12 — [144]
 Cameroon  Belgium Yves Missi* C 2024–present 1 Born in Belgium to Cameroonian parents, grew up in Cameroon. [145]
 Cameroon — Pascal Siakam* PF 2016–present 9 — [146]
 Cameroon  United States D. J. Strawberry G 2007–2008 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Cameroonian citizen, represented Cameroon internationally.[147] [148]
 Canada — Kyle Alexander F/C 2020 1 — [149]
 Canada — Nickeil Alexander-Walker* G 2019–present 6 — [150]
 Canada — Joel Anthony C 2007–2017 10 — [151]
 Canada — Norm Baker G 1946–1947 1 — [152]
 Canada — Dalano Banton* G 2021–present 4 — [153]
 Canada — RJ Barrett* G 2019–present 6 — [154]
 Canada — Anthony Bennett F/C 2013–2017 4 First Canadian drafted #1 overall in the NBA draft. Born in Canada to a Jamaican mother [155] [156]
 Canada — Sim Bhullar C 2015 1 Born in Canada to Indian parents; first player of Indian descent to play in the NBA. [157]
 Canada Kingdom of Italy Kingdom of Italy
(now  Italy) 		Hank Biasatti G 1946 1 First international player in the league.[5] Born in the Kingdom of Italy, grew up in Canada, became a naturalized Canadian citizen.[158] [159]
 Canada — Khem Birch C/F 2017–2023 6 — [160]
 Canada  Saint Lucia Chris Boucher* F/C 2017–present 8 Born in Saint Lucia, grew up in Canada, became a naturalized Canadian citizen, represents Canada internationally.[161] [162]
 Canada — Oshae Brissett F/G 2019–2024 5 — [163]
 Canada — Dillon Brooks* G 2017–present 8 — [164]
 Canada — Brandon Clarke* F/C 2019–present 6 — [165]
 Canada — Ron Crevier C 1985 1 — [166]
 Canada  Haiti Samuel Dalembert C 2001–2015 14 Born in Haiti, grew up in Canada, became a naturalized Canadian citizen, represented Canada internationally.[167] [168]
 Canada — Nate Darling G 2020–2021 1 — [169]
 Canada — Luguentz Dort* G/F 2019–present 6 Born in Canada to Haitian parents.[170] [171]
 Canada — Zach Edey* C 2024–present 1 — [172]
 Canada — Tyler Ennis G 2014–2018 4 — [173]
 Canada — Rick Fox F/G 1991–2004 13 Born in Canada to Bahamian father and Canadian mother. [174]
 Canada — Shai Gilgeous-Alexander* G 2018–present 7 Born in Canada to Antiguan mother.[175] [176]
 Canada — Stewart Granger G 1983–1985;
1987		 3 — [177]
 Canada  Denmark Lars Hansen C 1978–1979 1 Born in Denmark, grew up in Canada, became a naturalized Canadian citizen, represented Canada internationally.[178] [179]
 Canada — Bob Houbregs^ C/F 1953–1958 5 Born in Canada, moved to the United States as a child. [180]
 Canada — Caleb Houstan* F 2022–present 3 — [181]
 Canada — Cory Joseph* G 2011–present 14 — [182]
 Canada — Kris Joseph F 2012–2013 1 — [183]
 Canada — Mfiondu Kabengele F 2019–2021;
2022–2023		 3 Born in Canada by Congolese parents.[184] [185]
 Canada — AJ Lawson G 2022–2024 2 — [186]
 Canada — Trey Lyles* F 2015–present 10 Born in Canada, moved to the United States at the age of 7 and is also a U.S. citizen. Has represented both the United States and Canada at youth level. Is eligible to represent the United States or Canada internationally.[187][188] [189]
 Canada — Todd MacCulloch C 1999–2003 4 — [190]
 Canada — Jamaal Magloire C 2000–2012 12 — [191]
 Canada  Senegal Karim Mané G 2020–2021 1 Born in Senegal, grew up in Canada.[192] [193]
 Canada — Bennedict Mathurin* G 2022–present 3 — [194]
 Canada — Leonard Miller* F 2023–present 2 — [195]
 Canada — Mychal Mulder G 2020–2022 3 — [196]
 Canada — Jamal Murray* G 2016–present 9 — [197]
 Canada  South Africa Steve Nash^ G 1996–2015 18 Born in South Africa to an English father and a Welsh mother, grew up in Canada, became a naturalized Canadian citizen, represented Canada internationally.[198] Also holds a British passport.[199] [200]
 Canada — Andrew Nembhard* G 2022–present 3 — [201]
 Canada — Andrew Nicholson F 2012–2017 5 — [202]
 Canada — Kelly Olynyk* C 2013–present 12 — [203]
 Canada  Nigeria Eugene Omoruyi F 2021–2024 3 Born in Nigeria, grew up in Canada. [204]
 Canada — Kevin Pangos G 2021–2022 1 Holds both Canadian and Slovenian passports. Represents Canada internationally. [205]
 Canada — Dwight Powell* C/F 2014–present 11 — [206]
 Canada — Joshua Primo G 2021–2024 3 — [207]
 Canada — Olivier-Maxence Prosper* F 2023–present 2 — [208]
 Canada — Xavier Rathan-Mayes G 2018 1 — [209]
 Canada  United States Andy Rautins G 2010–2011 1 Born in the United States to Canadian parents, represented Canada internationally.[210] [211]
 Canada — Leo Rautins F 1983–1984 2 — [212]
 Canada  United States Robert Sacre C 2012–2016 4 Born in the United States to an American father and Canadian mother, moved to Canada at age 7 and a dual citizen by birth;[213] represented Canada internationally.[214] [215]
 Canada — Shaedon Sharpe* G 2022–present 3 — [216]
 Canada — Mike Smrek C 1985–1992 7 — [217]
 Canada — Gino Sovran F/G 1946–1947 1 — [218]
 Canada — Nik Stauskas G 2014–2019; 2022 6 Holds both Canadian and Lithuanian passports. Represented Canada internationally.[219][220] [221]
 Canada — Tristan Thompson* F/C 2011–present 14 — [222]
 Canada — Ernie Vandeweghe F/G 1949–1956 7 Born in Canada, moved to the United States as a teenager, became a naturalized U.S. citizen. [223]
 Canada — Bill Wennington C 1985–1991; 1993–2000 13 — [224]
 Canada — Andrew Wiggins* G/F 2014–present 11 Born in Canada to an American father and a naturalized Canadian mother, who was born in Barbados.[225] [226]
 Canada — Lindell Wigginton G 2022–2023 3 — [227]
 Canada  United States Kyle Wiltjer F/C 2016–2017 1 Born in the United States to a Canadian father and American mother, represents Canada internationally. [228]
 Canada — Jim Zoet C 1982 1 — [229]
 Cape Verde — Edy Tavares C 2015–2017 2 — [230]
 China — Cui Yongxi* G 2024–present 1 — [231]
 China  United States Li Kaier
(a.k.a. Kyle Anderson)* 		F 2014–present 11 Born in the United States, obtained Chinese citizenship, represents China internationally.[232] [233]
 China — Mengke Bateer C 2002–2003 3 — [234]
 China — Sun Yue G 2008–2009 1 — [235]
 China — Wang Zhizhi C 2001–2005 5 — [236]
 China — Yao Ming^ C 2002–2011 8 — [237]
 China — Yi Jianlian F 2007–2012 5 — [238]
 China — Zhou Qi C 2017–2018 2 — [239]
 Colombia — Jaime Echenique C 2021 1 — [240]
 Croatia  Germany Dalibor Bagarić C 2000–2003 3 Born in West Germany,[G] represented Croatia internationally. [241]
 Croatia  Bosnia and Herzegovina Dragan Bender F/C 2016–2020 4 Born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, represents Croatia internationally.[242] [243]
 Croatia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Bosnia and Herzegovina) 		Bojan Bogdanović* SF 2014–present 11 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Croatia internationally. [244]
 Croatia — Duje Dukan F 2016 1 Born in Croatia, moved to the United States at the age of 10 months and is also U.S. citizen. Represents Croatia internationally.[245][246] [247]
 Croatia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Croatia) 		Gordan Giriček G/F 2002–2008 6 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Croatia internationally. [248]
 Croatia  United States Justin Hamilton C 2014–2015;
2016–2017		 3 Croatian ancestry on his mother side. Born in the United States, represents Croatia internationally. [249]
 Croatia — Mario Hezonja G/F 2015–2020 5 — [250]
 Croatia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Croatia) 		Mario Kasun C 2004–2006 2 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Croatia internationally. [251]
 Croatia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Croatia) 		Toni Kukoč^ F 1993–2006 13 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented SFR Yugoslavia and Croatia internationally. [252]
 Croatia  United States Oliver Lafayette G 2010 1 Born in the United States, represented Croatia internationally. [249]
 Croatia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Bosnia and Herzegovina) 		Damir Markota C 2006–2007 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] grew up in Sweden, represented Croatia internationally.[253] [254]
 Croatia  Bosnia and Herzegovina Karlo Matković* F/C 2024–present 1 Born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, represents Croatia internationally. [255]
 Croatia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Croatia) 		Dražen Petrović^ G 1989–1993 4 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented SFR Yugoslavia and Croatia internationally until his death in 1993. [256]
 Croatia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Bosnia and Herzegovina} 		Zoran Planinić G 2003–2006 3 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Croatia internationally. [257]
 Croatia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Croatia) 		Dino Rađa^ F/C 1993–1997 4 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented SFR Yugoslavia and Croatia internationally. [258]
 Croatia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Croatia) 		Damjan Rudež F 2014–2017 3 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Croatia internationally. [259]
 Croatia — Luka Šamanić F 2019–2021;
2023–2024		 4 — [260]
 Croatia — Dario Šarić* F 2016–present 9 — [261]
 Croatia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Croatia) 		Bruno Šundov C 1998–2005 7 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Croatia internationally. [262]
 Croatia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Croatia) 		Žan Tabak C 1994–1998; 1999–2001 6 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented SFR Yugoslavia and Croatia internationally. [263]
 Croatia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Croatia) 		Roko Ukić G 2008–2010 2 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Croatia internationally. [264]
 Croatia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Croatia) 		Stojko Vranković C 1990–1992; 1996–1999 5 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented SFR Yugoslavia and Croatia internationally. [265]
 Croatia — Ante Žižić C 2017–2020 3 — [266]
 Croatia  Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina Ivica Zubac* C 2016–present 9 Born in the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, represents Croatia internationally. [267]
 Cuba — Lazaro Borrell F 1999–2000 1 — [268]
 Cuba — Andrés Guibert F/C 1994–1995 2 Born in Cuba, defected to Puerto Rico in 1993.[269] [270]
 Czech Republic — Vít Krejčí* G 2021–present 4 — [271]
 Czech Republic  Czechoslovakia
(now  Czech Republic) 		Tomáš Satoranský G 2016–2022 6 Born in Czechoslovakia,[E] represents Czech Republic internationally. [272]
 Czech Republic  Czechoslovakia
(now  Czech Republic) 		Jan Veselý F 2011–2014 3 Born in Czechoslovakia,[E] represents Czech Republic internationally. [273]
 Czech Republic  Czechoslovakia
(now  Czech Republic) 		Jiří Welsch G 2002–2006 4 Born in Czechoslovakia,[E] represented Czech Republic internationally. [274]
 Czech Republic  Czechoslovakia
(now  Czech Republic) 		George Zídek C 1995–1998 3 Born in Czechoslovakia,[E] represented Czech Republic internationally. Known in Europe as Jiří Zidek Jr. [275]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo  Zaire
(now  Democratic Republic of the Congo) 		Bismack Biyombo C 2011–2024 13 Born in Zaire. [276]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo  Zaire
(now  Democratic Republic of the Congo) 		Christian Eyenga G/F 2010–2012 2 Born in Zaire. [277]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo — Jonathan Kuminga* F 2021–present 4 — [278]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo  Zaire
(now  Democratic Republic of the Congo) 		Emmanuel Mudiay F 2015–2020;
2022		 6 Born in Zaire. [279]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo — Dikembe Mutombo^ C 1991–2009 18 Born in the original Democratic Republic of the Congo, raised in Zaire throughout most of its existence. [280]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo — Oscar Tshiebwe* C 2023–present 2 — [281]
 Denmark — Gabriel Lundberg G 2022 1 — [282]
 Dominica — Garth Joseph C 2000–2001 1 — [283]
 Dominican Republic — Ángel Delgado C 2018–2019 1 — [284]
 Dominican Republic — Chris Duarte* G 2021–present 4 Born & raised in the Dominican Republic, father is Canadian. [285]
 Dominican Republic — Luis Flores G 2004–2005 1 — [286]
 Dominican Republic — Francisco García F/G 2005–2014 10 — [287]
 Dominican Republic — Al Horford* C 2007–present 18 — [288]
 Dominican Republic — Tito Horford C 1988–1990;
1993		 3 — [289]
 Dominican Republic — Felipe López G 1998–2002 4 — [290]
 Dominican Republic  United States Justin Minaya* F 2023–present 3 Born in the United States to Dominican parents, represents Dominican Republic internationally. [291]
 Dominican Republic — Luis Montero G 2015–2016;
2017–2018		 2 — [292]
 Dominican Republic  United States Lester Quiñones* G 2023–present 3 Born in the United States to Dominican parents, represents Dominican Republic internationally. [293]
 Dominican Republic  United States Karl-Anthony Towns* C 2015–present 10 Born in the United States to a Dominican mother, represents Dominican Republic internationally. [294]
 Dominican Republic  United States Charlie Villanueva F 2005–2016 11 Born in the United States to Dominican parents, represented the United States at youth level, switched to representing Dominican Republic internationally.[295] [296]
 Egypt — Alaa Abdelnaby F/C 1990–1995 5 Born in Egypt, moved to the United States at the age of 2 and is also U.S. citizen.[297] [298]
 Egypt — Abdel Nader F/G 2017–2022 5 Born in Egypt, moved to the United States at the age of 3 and is also U.S. citizen.[299] [300]
 Estonia — Henri Drell F 2024 1 — [301]
 Estonia — Martin Müürsepp F 1996–1998 2 Born in the Estonian SSR,[I] represented Estonia internationally. [302]
 Finland — Lauri Markkanen* F/C 2017–present 8 — [303]
 Finland — Hanno Möttölä C 2000–2002 2 — [304]
 Finland  France Erik Murphy C 2013–2014 1 Born in France to an American father and Finnish mother. Holds both American and Finnish passports. Represents Finland internationally. [305]
 France — Tariq Abdul-Wahad
(formerly Olivier Saint-Jean) 		F 1997–2003 6 — [306]
 France — Alexis Ajinça F 2008–2011; 2013–2018 7 — [307]
 France — Joël Ayayi G 2021–2022 1 Born in France by Beninese parents [308]
 France — Nicolas Batum* G 2008–present 17 — [309]
 France Guadeloupe Guadeloupe Rodrigue Beaubois G 2009–2013 4 Born in Guadeloupe, an overseas region of France in the Caribbean. [310]
 France  United States Howard Carter G 1983–1984 2 Born in the United States, became a naturalized French citizen, represented France internationally.[311] [312]
 France — Malcolm Cazalon G 2023 1 — [313]
 France — Sidy Cissoko* F 2023–present 2 — [314]
 France — Petr Cornelie F 2021–2022 1 Born in France to a Czech mother and a French father. [315]
 France — Bilal Coulibaly* F 2023–present 2 — [316]
 France — Pacôme Dadiet* G 2024–present 1 — [317]
 France — Nando De Colo G 2012–2014 2 — [318]
 France — Moussa Diabaté* F 2022–present 3 Born in France to Malian and Guinean parents. [319]
 France — Boris Diaw F/C 2003–2017 14 — [320]
 France — Yakhouba Diawara F 2006–2010 4 — [321]
 France — Ousmane Dieng* G 2022–present 3 — [322]
 France  Guinea Sekou Doumbouya F 2019–2022 3 Born in Guinea, grew up in France.[323] [324]
 France — Evan Fournier G/F 2012–2024 12 Born in France by an Algerian mother.[325] [326]
 France Guadeloupe Guadeloupe Mickaël Gelabale F 2006–2008;
2013		 3 Born in Guadeloupe, an overseas region of France in the Caribbean. [327]
 France — Rudy Gobert* C 2013–present 12 — [328]
 France  United States Killian Hayes G 2020–2024 4 Born in the United States to an American father and a French mother, grew up in France and represents France internationally.[329] [330]
 France — Jaylen Hoard SF 2019–2022 3 Born in France by American father.[331] [332]
 France — William Howard F 2019–2020 1 — [333]
 France  French Guiana Damien Inglis F 2015–2016 1 Born in French Guiana, an overseas region of France in South America. [334]
 France — Joffrey Lauvergne F/C 2015–2018 4 — [335]
 France — Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot G/F 2016–2022 6 — [336]
 France — Ian Mahinmi C 2007–2020 12 — [337]
 France — Théo Maledon G 2020–2024 4 — [338]
 France — Jérôme Moïso F 2000–2005 5 — [339]
 France — Adam Mokoka G 2019–2021 2 — [340]
 France  United States Joakim Noah C 2007–2020 13 Born in the United States to a French father and a Swedish mother, grew up in France and the United States, became a French citizen and represented France internationally.[341] [342]
 France  Belgium Frank Ntilikina G 2017–2024 7 Born in Belgium to Rwandan parents, grew up in France, represents France internationally.[343] [344]
 France — Élie Okobo G 2018–2020 2 Born in France to a Congolese father and a French mother. [345]
 France  Belgium Tony Parker^ G 2001–2019 18 Born in Belgium to an American father and a Dutch mother, grew up in France, represented France internationally.[346] [347]
 France — Johan Petro C 2005–2013 8 — [348]
 France Guadeloupe Guadeloupe Mickaël Piétrus G/F 2003–2013 10 Born in Guadeloupe, an overseas region of France in the Caribbean. [349]
 France — Vincent Poirier C 2019–2021 2 — [350]
 France  Haiti Yves Pons F 2021–2022 1 Born in Haiti, grew up in France, represents France internationally.[351] [352]
 France — Antoine Rigaudeau G 2003 1 — [353]
 France  Spain Zaccharie Risacher* F 2024–present 1 Born in Spain to French parents, represents France internationally. [354]
 France — Rayan Rupert* G 2023–present 2 — [355]
 France — Tidjane Salaün* F 2024–present 1 — [356]
 France — Alexandre Sarr* C/F 2024–present 1 — [357]
 France — Olivier Sarr C 2021–2024 3 Born in France, he is of Senegalese descent. [358]
 France  French Guiana Kevin Séraphin F 2010–2017 7 Born in French Guiana, an overseas region of France in South America. [359]
 France — Pape Sy F/G 2010–2011 1 — [360]
 France — Killian Tillie F/C 2020–2022 2 — [361]
 France — Axel Toupane F/G 2016–2017;
2021		 3 — [362]
 France — Armel Traoré* F 2024–present 1 — [363]
 France  Martinique Ronny Turiaf F 2006–2014 10 Born in Martinique, an overseas region of France in the Caribbean. [364]
 France — Victor Wembanyama* F/C 2023–present 2 First Frenchman drafted #1 overall in the NBA draft. [365]
 France — Guerschon Yabusele* F 2017–2019;
2024–present		 3 — [366]
 Gabon — Stéphane Lasme F 2007–2008 1 — [367]
 Gabon — Chris Silva F 2019–2023 4 — [368]
 Georgia — Goga Bitadze* C 2019–present 6 — [369]
 Georgia  United States Taurean Green G 2007–2008 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Georgian citizen, represented Georgia internationally.[370] [371]
 Georgia  United States Sandro Mamukelashvili* F/C 2021–present 4 Born in the United States to Georgian parents, raised in Georgia. Represents Georgia internationally. [372]
 Georgia  Soviet Union
(now  Georgia) 		Zaza Pachulia C 2003–2019 16 Born in the Soviet Union,[F] represented Georgia internationally. Also holds a Turkish passport.[373] [374]
 Georgia  United States Jacob Pullen G 2017–2018 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Georgian citizen.[375] [376]
 Georgia  United States Melvin Sanders G/F 2005–2006 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Georgian citizen.[377] [378]
 Georgia — Tornike Shengelia F 2012–2014 2 — [379]
 Georgia  Soviet Union
(now  Georgia) 		Vladimir Stepania C 1998–2004 6 Born in the Soviet Union.[F] [380]
 Georgia  Soviet Union
(now  Georgia) 		Nikoloz Tskitishvili F 2002–2006 4 Born in the Soviet Union,[F] represented Georgia internationally. [381]
 Georgia  United States Shammond Williams G 1998–2004; 2006–2007 7 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Georgian citizen, represented Georgia internationally.[382] [383]
 Georgia  United States Luke Zeller G 2012–2013 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Georgian citizen.[384][385] [386]
 Germany — Uwe Blab C 1985–1990 5 Born in West Germany.[G] [387]
 Germany — Isaac Bonga G 2018–2022 4 — [388]
 Germany — Shawn Bradley C 1993–2005 12 Born in West Germany[G] to American parents, grew up in the United States, represented Germany internationally.[389] [390]
 Germany — Tristan da Silva* F 2024–present 1 Born in Germany to a Brazilian father and a German mother; also has Brazilian citizenship. Represents Germany internationally. [391]
 Germany — Frido Frey F 1946–1947 1 Born in the Weimar Republic,[G] grew up in the U.S.[392] [393]
 Germany — Elias Harris F 2013 1 Born in West Germany.[G] [394]
 Germany  United States Isaiah Hartenstein* C 2018–present 7 Born in the U.S. to German father and American mother. Moved to Germany at age 10 and represents Germany internationally.[395] [396]
 Germany — Charlie Hoefer F 1946–1948 2 Born in the Weimar Republic,[G] grew up in the U.S.[397] [398]
 Germany — Ariel Hukporti* C 2024–present 1 Born in Germany to Togolese parents; also has Togolese citizenship. [399]
 Germany  United States Chris Kaman C 2003–2016 13 German ancestry on his father side. Born in the United States, represented Germany internationally.[400] [401]
 Germany — Maxi Kleber* F 2017–present 8 — [402]
 Germany — Dirk Nowitzki^ F 1998–2019 21 Born in West Germany.[G] [403]
 Germany — Tim Ohlbrecht F/C 2013 1 Born in West Germany.[G] [404]
 Germany — Tibor Pleiß C 2015–2016 1 Born in West Germany.[G] [405]
 Germany — Detlef Schrempf F/C 1985–2001 16 Born in West Germany.[G] [406]
 Germany — Dennis Schröder* G 2013–present 12 Born in Germany to Gambian mother. [407]
 Germany — Daniel Theis* F/C 2017–present 8 — [408]
 Germany — Franz Wagner* SF 2021–present 4 — [409]
 Germany — Moritz Wagner* F/C 2018–present 7 — [410]
 Germany — Chris Welp C 1987–1990 3 Born in West Germany.[G] [411]
 Germany — Paul Zipser G/F 2016–2018 2 — [412]
 Ghana — Ben Bentil F 2017 1 — [413]
 Ghana — Amida Brimah C 2021 1 — [414]
 Ghana — Nathan Mensah F/C 2023–2024 1 — [415]
 Great Britain
 England 		 United States John Amaechi C/F 1995–1996; 1999–2003 5 Born in the United States to a Nigerian father and a British mother, grew up in England, represented England internationally.[416][417] [418]
 Great Britain
 England 		— OG Anunoby* F 2017–present 8 Born in England to Nigerian parents. Moved to the U.S. when he was four years old and learned to play basketball there.[419] [420]
 Great Britain
 Scotland 		— Robert Archibald F 2002–2004 2 — [421]
 Great Britain
 England 		— Steve Bucknall G 1989–1990 1 First British player who learned to play basketball in the U.K.[422] [423]
 Great Britain
 England 		 Sudan
(now  South Sudan) 		Luol Deng F 2004–2019 15 Born in Sudan (now South Sudan),[H] grew up in England, became a naturalized British citizen, represented England and Great Britain internationally.[424] [425]
 Great Britain
 England 		— James Donaldson C 1980–1993; 1995 14 Born in England, grew up in the United States. [426]
 Great Britain
 England 		— Ndudi Ebi F 2003–2005 2 Born in England to Nigerian parents, grew up in the United States.[417] [427]
 Great Britain
 England 		— Tosan Evbuomwan F 2024 1 — [428]
 Great Britain
 England 		— Joel Freeland C 2012–2015 3 — [429]
 Great Britain
 England 		— Ben Gordon G 2004–2015 11 Born in England to Jamaican parents, grew up in the United States, represented Great Britain internationally.[430] [431]
 Great Britain
 England 		— Chris Harris G 1955–1956 1 Moved from Southampton, England to the U.S. when he was young. [432]
 Great Britain
 England 		— Pops Mensah-Bonsu F 2006–2007; 2009–2011 4 Born in England to Ghanaian parents, represented Great Britain internationally.[433] [434]
 Great Britain
 England 		 United States Byron Mullens C 2009–2014 5 Born in the United States to an American father and a British mother, grew up in the US, obtained British passport to be considered to represent Great Britain internationally.[435] [436]
 Greece — Giannis Antetokounmpo* F 2013–present 12 Born in Greece to Nigerian parents, became a Greek citizen in May 2013. Represents Greece internationally.[437] [438]
 Greece — Kostas Antetokounmpo F 2018–2021 3 Born in Greece to Nigerian parents, became a Greek citizen in May 2016.[439] Represents Greece internationally. [440]
 Greece — Thanasis Antetokounmpo F 2016;
2019–2024		 6 Born in Greece to Nigerian parents, became a Greek citizen in May 2013. Represents Greece internationally. [441]
 Greece  United States Nick Calathes G 2013–2015 2 Born in the United States to Greek parents, represents Greece internationally. [442]
 Greece  United States Tyler Dorsey G 2017–2019;
2022		 3 Born in the United States to American father and Greek mother, represents Greece internationally.[443] [444]
 Greece — Antonis Fotsis F 2001–2002 1 — [445]
 Greece — Andreas Glyniadakis C 2006–2007 1 — [446]
 Greece — Georgios Kalaitzakis G/F 2021–2022 1 — [447]
 Greece  United States Kosta Koufos C 2008–2019 11 Born in the United States to Greek parents, represented Greece internationally.[448] [449]
 Greece  Canada Naz Mitrou-Long G 2017–2020 3 Born in Canada to Greek mother, represents Greece internationally.[450] [451]
 Greece — Georgios Papagiannis C 2016–2018 2 — [452]
 Greece — Kostas Papanikolaou F 2014–2016 2 — [453]
 Greece — Efthimios Rentzias C 2002–2003 1 — [454]
 Greece — Vassilis Spanoulis G 2006–2007 1 — [455]
 Greece  Soviet Union
(now  Georgia) 		Jake Tsakalidis C 2000–2007 7 Born in Soviet Union (now Georgia),[F] represented Greece internationally.[456] [457]
 Guinea — Mamadi Diakite F 2020–2024 4 — [458]
 Guyana — Rawle Marshall G/F 2005–2007 2 — [459]
 Guyana — Jason Miskiri G 1999 1 — [460]
 Haiti — Yvon Joseph C 1985 1 — [461]
 Haiti — Skal Labissière C 2016–2020 4 — [462]
 Haiti — Olden Polynice C/F 1987–2001;
2003–2004		 15 Born in Haiti, grew up in the United States.[463] [464]
 Hungary — Kornél Dávid F 1999–2001 3 — [465]
 Iceland — Pétur Guðmundsson C 1981–1982;
1986–1989		 5 First European NBA player who took up the game while growing up in his own homeland.[466] [467]
 Indonesia  United States Marques Bolden C 2019–2021;
2023–2024		 3 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Indonesian citizen, represents Indonesia internationally.[468] [469]
 Iran — Hamed Haddadi C 2008–2013 5 — [470]
 Ireland  United States Cal Bowdler F 1999–2002 3 Born in the United States, represented Ireland internationally.[471] [472]
 Ireland — Pat Burke C/F 2002–2003; 2005–2007 3 — [473]
 Ireland  United States Marty Conlon F/C 1991–2000 9 Born in the United States, represented Ireland internationally.[474] [475]
 Israel — Deni Avdija* F 2020–present 5 Born in Israel by Serbian father.[476] [477]
 Israel  United States Cory Carr G 1999 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Israeli citizen, represented Israel internationally.[478] [479]
 Israel — Omri Casspi F 2009–2019 10 — [480]
 Israel — T. J. Leaf F 2017–2021 4 Born in Israel to American-born/ Israeli-naturalized parents, previously represented the United States at youth level,[481] represents Israel internationally.[482] [483]
 Israel — Gal Mekel G 2013–2014 2 — [484]
 Israel  United States Chris Smith G 2013 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Israeli citizen.[485] [486]
 Italy  United States Ryan Arcidiacono G 2017–2024 7 Born in the United States, unofficially represents Italy internationally.[487] Does not hold Italian citizenship and cannot officially represent Italy in competition. [488]
 Italy — Andrea Bargnani F 2006–2016 10 First European drafted #1 overall in the NBA draft [489]
 Italy — Marco Belinelli G 2007–2020 13 — [490]
 Italy  United States Mike D'Antoni G 1973–1977 4 Born in the United States,having Italian paternal descent, represented Italy internationally. [491]
 Italy — Gigi Datome F 2013–2015 2 — [492]
 Italy  United States Travis Diener G 2005–2010 5 Born in the United States, represented Italy internationally.[493] [494]
 Italy — Vincenzo Esposito G 1995–1996 1 — [495]
 Italy — Simone Fontecchio* F 2022–present 3 — [496]
 Italy — Danilo Gallinari F 2008–2024 16 — [497]
 Italy — Nico Mannion G 2020–2021 1 Born in Italy to an Italian mother and an American father.[498] [499]
 Italy — Nicolò Melli F 2019–2021 2 Born in Italy to an Italian father and an American mother. [500]
 Italy  United States Brian Oliver PF/C 1990–1992;
1994;
1998 		4 Born in the United States; naturalized Italian citizen.[501] [502]
 Italy — Stefano Rusconi C/F 1995–1996 1 — [503]
 Ivory Coast  United States Mo Bamba* C 2018–present 7 Born in the United States to Ivorian parents, represented the United States at the youth level before representing Ivory Coast as an adult.[504] [505]
 Ivory Coast  United States Matt Costello F/C 2017–2018 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Ivorian citizen, represents Ivory Coast internationally. [506]
 Ivory Coast  United States Alex Poythress F 2017–2019 3 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Ivorian citizen, represents Ivory Coast internationally.[507] [508]
 Jamaica  United States Patrick Ewing Jr. F 2011 1 Born in the United States to a Jamaican father and an American mother, represented Jamaica internationally.[509] [510]
 Jamaica  United States Roy Hibbert C 2008–2017 9 Born in the United States to a Jamaican father and a Trinidadian mother, previously represented the United States at youth level, now represents Jamaica internationally.[511] [512]
 Jamaica — Omari Johnson F 2018 1 Born in Jamaica to American parents.[513] [514]
 Jamaica — Jerome Jordan C 2011–2012;
2014–2015		 2 — [515]
 Jamaica  United States Josh Minott* F 2022–present 3 Born in the United States, represents Jamaica internationally. [516]
 Jamaica  United States Ryan Reid F 2011–2012 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Jamaican citizen. [517]
 Jamaica — Nick Richards* C 2020–present 5 — [518]
 Jamaica — Rumeal Robinson G 1990–1994;
1996-1997		 6 — [519]
 Jamaica — Samardo Samuels F 2010–2013 3 — [520]
 Jamaica — Wayne Sappleton F 1984–1985 1 — [521]
 Jamaica  United States Gary Voce F 1989 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Jamaican citizen. [522]
 Japan  United States Nick Fazekas F/C 2007–2008 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Japanese citizen, represented Japan internationally.[523] [524]
 Japan — Rui Hachimura* F 2019–present 6 Born in Japan by Japanese mother and Beninese father.[525] [526]
 Japan — Yuki Kawamura* G 2024–present 1 — [527]
 Japan  United States J. R. Sakuragi
(formerly J. R. Henderson) 		F 1998–1999 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Japanese citizen, represented Japan internationally.[528] [529]
 Japan — Yuta Tabuse G 2004 1 — [530]
 Japan — Yuta Watanabe F 2018–2024 6 — [531]
 Jordan  United States Rondae Hollis-Jefferson F 2015–2021 6 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Jordanian citizen, represents Jordan internationally.[532] [533]
 Latvia — Dairis Bertāns G 2019 1 Born in the Latvian SSR,[I] represents Latvia internationally. [534]
 Latvia — Dāvis Bertāns F 2016–2024 8 — [535]
 Latvia — Andris Biedriņš C 2004–2014 10 Born in the Latvian SSR,[I] represented Latvia internationally. [536]
 Latvia — Rodions Kurucs F 2018–2021 3 — [537]
 Latvia — Anžejs Pasečņiks C 2019–2021 2 — [538]
 Latvia — Kristaps Porziņģis* F/C 2015–present 10 — [539]
 Latvia — Gundars Vētra F 1992–1993 1 Born in the Latvian SSR,[I] represented the Soviet Union internationally. [540]
 Lebanon  United States Matt Freije F 2004–2005; 2006 2 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Lebanese citizen, represented Lebanon internationally.[541] [542]
 Lebanon  Antigua and Barbuda Norvel Pelle PF 2019–2022 3 Born in Antigua and Barbuda, he moved to the U.S. Virgin Islands and later to the US, became a naturalized Lebanese citizen, represents Lebanon internationally.[543][544] He also holds U.S. citizenship. [545]
 Lebanon — Rony Seikaly C 1988–1999 11 Born in Lebanon, initially represented the United States internationally.[546][547] before receiving special permission from FIBA to switch to representing the Lebanese national team later in his career.[548] [549]
 Lebanon  United States Omari Spellman C 2018–2020 2 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Lebanese citizen, represents Lebanon internationally.[550] [551]
 Lebanon  United States Jackson Vroman F/C 2004–2006 2 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Lebanese citizen, represented Lebanon internationally.[541] [552]
 Lebanon  United States Loren Woods C 2001–2006; 2008 6 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Lebanese citizen, represented Lebanon internationally.[541] [553]
 Liberia  United States Othello Hunter C 2008–2010 2 Born in the United States to Liberian parents, has both Liberian and American citizenship.[554] [555]
 Libya  United States Hesham Salem
(a.k.a. Hiram Fuller) 		F 2004 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Libyan citizen, represented Libya internationally.[556][557] [558]
 Libya  United States Raed Elhamali
(a.k.a. Randy Holcomb) 		F 2006 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Libyan citizen, represented Libya internationally.[556][559] [560]
 Lithuania — Martynas Andriuškevičius C 2005–2007 1 Born in the Lithuanian SSR,[I] represented Lithuania internationally. [561]
 Lithuania — Ignas Brazdeikis F 2019–2022 3 Also has Canadian citizenship. Represented Canada in youth tournaments,[562] then received FIBA confirmation to switch to playing for Lithuania's senior team.[563] [564]
 Lithuania  United States Matas Buzelis* F 2024–present 1 Born in the United States to Lithuanian parents, represents Lithuania internationally. [565]
 Lithuania — Zydrunas Ilgauskas C 1996–2011 13 Born in the Lithuanian SSR,[I] represented Lithuania internationally. [566]
 Lithuania — Šarūnas Jasikevičius G 2005–2007 2 Born in the Lithuanian SSR,[I] represented Lithuania internationally. [567]
 Lithuania — Linas Kleiza F 2005–2009; 2010–2013 7 Born in the Lithuanian SSR,[I] represented Lithuania internationally. [568]
 Lithuania — Arnoldas Kulboka F 2021–2022 1 — [569]
 Lithuania — Mindaugas Kuzminskas F 2016–2017 2 Born in the Lithuanian SSR,[I] represents Lithuania internationally. [570]
 Lithuania — Arvydas Macijauskas G 2005–2006 1 Born in the Lithuanian SSR,[I] represented Lithuania internationally. [571]
 Lithuania — Šarūnas Marčiulionis^ G 1989–1997 8 Born in the Lithuanian SSR,[I] represented the Soviet Union and Lithuania internationally. [572]
 Lithuania — Donatas Motiejūnas F/C 2012–2017;
2019		 6 — [573]
 Lithuania — Arvydas Sabonis^ C 1995–2001; 2002–2003 7 Born in the Lithuanian SSR,[I] represented the Soviet Union and Lithuania internationally. [574]
 Lithuania  United States Domantas Sabonis* C 2016–present 9 Born in the United States to Lithuanian parents, represents Lithuania internationally. [575]
 Lithuania — Deividas Sirvydis G/F 2020–2021 1 — [576]
 Lithuania — Darius Songaila F 2003–2011 8 Born in the Lithuanian SSR,[I] represented Lithuania internationally. [577]
 Lithuania — Jonas Valančiūnas* C 2012–present 13 — [578]
 Luxembourg — Alvin Jones F 2001–2002 1 Born in Luxembourg to an American father and Luxembourgish mother.[579] [580]
 Mali — Cheick Diallo F 2016–2020; 2021–2022 5 — [581]
 Mali — Soumaila Samake C 2000–2001;
2002		 2 — [582]
 Mali — Adama Sanogo* F/C 2023–present 2 — [583]
 Mexico  United States Lance Allred C 2008 1 Born in the United States, represented Mexico internationally.[584] [585]
 Mexico — Gustavo Ayón F 2011–2014 3 — [586]
 Mexico — Jorge Gutiérrez G 2014–2015;
2016		 3 — [587]
 Mexico  United States Jaime Jaquez Jr.* F 2023–present 2 Born in the United States to a Mexican-American father, represents Mexico internationally.[588] [589]
 Mexico — Horacio Llamas C 1997–1998 2 — [590]
 Mexico — Eduardo Nájera F 2000–2012 12 — [591]
 Mexico  United States Juan Toscano-Anderson F 2020–2024 5 Born in the United States to Mexican parents. [592]
 Montenegro  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Žarko Čabarkapa F 2003–2006 3 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented FR Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro, and Montenegro internationally. [593]
 Montenegro  United States Omar Cook G 2004–2005 2 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Montenegrin citizen, represented Montenegro internationally.[594] [595]
 Montenegro  United States Quincy Douby G 2006–2009 3 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Montenegrin citizen, represented Montenegro internationally.[594] [596]
 Montenegro  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Montenegro) 		Predrag Drobnjak C 2001–2005 4 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented FR Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro, and Montenegro internationally. [597]
 Montenegro  United States Javonte Green* G 2019–present 6 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Montenegrin citizen, represents Montenegro internationally.[598] [599]
 Montenegro  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Montenegro) 		Nikola Peković C 2010–2017 6 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Serbia and Montenegro and Montenegro internationally. [600]
 Montenegro  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Croatia) 		Predrag Savović G 2002–2003 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia.[D] Also has Spanish citizenship. [601]
 Montenegro  FR Yugoslavia
(now  Montenegro) 		Marko Simonović F/C 2021–2023 2 Born in FR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Montenegro internationally. [602]
 Montenegro  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Montenegro) 		Slavko Vraneš C 2004 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Montenegro internationally. [603]
 Montenegro  Switzerland Nikola Vučević* C 2011–present 14 Born in Switzerland to Montenegrin parents, grew up in Belgium, represents Montenegro internationally.[604] [605]
 Netherlands — Francisco Elson C 2003–2012 9 — [606]
 Netherlands — Dan Gadzuric C 2002–2011; 2012 10 — [607]
 Netherlands — Geert Hammink C 1994–1996 3 — [608]
 Netherlands — Malevy Leons* F/C 2024–present 1 — [609]
 Netherlands — Swen Nater C 1976–1984 8 Born in the Netherlands, moved to the United States at the age of 9. [610]
 Netherlands — Rik Smits C 1988–2000 12 — [611]
 New Zealand — Steven Adams* C 2013–present 12 — [612]
 New Zealand — Sean Marks F/C 1998–2000; 2001–2003; 2004–2011 11 — [613]
 New Zealand — Kirk Penney G 2003–2005 2 — [614]
 Nigeria — Precious Achiuwa* F 2020–present 5 — [615]
 Nigeria  United States Josh Akognon G 2013 1 Born in the United States to Nigerian parents, represented Nigeria internationally.[616] [617]
 Nigeria — Solomon Alabi C 2010–2012 2 — [618]
 Nigeria  United States Al-Farouq Aminu F 2010–2022 12 Born in the United States to Nigerian parents, represented Nigeria internationally.[619] [620]
 Nigeria — Peter Aluma C 1999 1 — [621]
 Nigeria  Great Britain
 England 		Kelenna Azubuike G 2007–2011; 2012 5 Born in England to Nigerian parents, grew up in the United States, does not hold British citizenship.[622][623] [624]
 Nigeria — Udoka Azubuike C 2020–2024 4 — [625]
 Nigeria — Charles Bassey* F 2021–present 4 — [626]
 Nigeria — Yinka Dare C 1994–1998 4 — [627]
 Nigeria  United States Ike Diogu F 2005–2012 6 Born in the United States to Nigerian parents, represented Nigeria internationally.[619] [628]
 Nigeria — Obinna Ekezie F/C 1999–2002;
2005		 4 — [629]
 Nigeria — Festus Ezeli C 2012–2017 5 — [630]
 Nigeria  United States Michael Gbinije F 2016–2017 1 Born and raised in the United States to an American mother and a Nigerian father, represents Nigeria internationally. [631]
 Nigeria  United States Gani Lawal F 2010–2011 1 Born and raised in the United States to an American mother and a Nigerian father, represented Nigeria internationally. [632]
 Nigeria  United States Chimezie Metu F 2018–2024 6 Born in the United States to Nigerian parents, represents Nigeria internationally.[633] [634]
 Nigeria — Chima Moneke F 2022 1 — [635]
 Nigeria  United States Monté Morris* G 2017–present 8 Born in the United States to Nigerian parents, represents Nigeria internationally. [636]
 Nigeria  United States Jordan Nwora F 2020–2024 4 Born in the United States to Nigerian parents, represents Nigeria internationally. [637]
 Nigeria — Julius Nwosu C 1994–1995 1 — [638]
 Nigeria  United States Daniel Ochefu F 2016–2017 1 Born in the United States to Nigerian parents, represents Nigeria internationally.[639] [640]
 Nigeria  United States Jahlil Okafor C 2015–2021 6 Born in the United States to Nigerian father and American mother, represents Nigeria internationally. Previously represented U.S. youth national teams. [641]
 Nigeria — Josh Okogie* F 2018–present 7 Born in Nigeria, became a naturalized U.S. citizen and represented U.S. youth before representing Nigeria internationally. [642]
 Nigeria  United States KZ Okpala F/G 2019–2023 4 Born in the United States to Nigerian parents, represents Nigeria internationally. [643]
 Nigeria — Michael Olowokandi C 1998–2007 9 Born in Nigeria, grew up in England.[417] [644]
 Nigeria  United States Miye Oni G/F 2019–2022 3 Born in the United States to Nigerian parents, represents Nigeria internationally. [645]
 Nigeria — Olumide Oyedeji C 2000–2003 3 — [646]
 Nigeria  United States Ekpe Udoh F 2010–2015; 2017–2019 7 Born in the United States to Nigerian parents, represented Nigeria internationally.[633] [647]
 Nigeria  United States Ime Udoka F 2004; 2006–2011 7 Born in the United States, represented Nigeria internationally.[648] [649]
 Nigeria  United States Ben Uzoh F 2010–2011; 2012 2 Born in the United States, represented Nigeria internationally.[633] [650]
 Nigeria  United States Gabe Vincent* F 2020–present 6 Born in the United States, represents Nigeria internationally [651]
 North Macedonia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  North Macedonia) 		Pero Antić F/C 2013–2015 2 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented North Macedonia internationally. [652]
 North Macedonia  United States Ryan Stack G 1998–2000 2 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Macedonian citizen, represented Macedonia internationally.[653] [654]
 North Macedonia  United States Darius Washington G 2007 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Macedonian citizen, represented North Macedonia internationally.[655] [656]
 North Macedonia  United States Shayne Whittington G 2014–2016 2 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Macedonian citizen, represented North Macedonia internationally.[657] [658]
 North Macedonia  United States Jacob Wiley F/C 2017–2018 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Macedonian citizen, represented North Macedonia internationally. [659]
 Norway — Torgeir Bryn C 1989 1 — [660]
 Panama  United States Lorenzo Charles F 1985–1986 1 Born in the United States, represented Panama internationally.[661] [662]
 Panama — Gary Forbes F 2010–2012 2 — [663]
 Panama — Rubén Garcés F 2000–2001 1 — [664]
 Panama  United States Stuart Gray C/F 1984–1991 7 Born in the Panama Canal Zone (which was controlled by the United States), represented Panama internationally.[661] [665]
 Philippines  United States Andray Blatche F/C 2005–2014 9 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Filipino citizen, represented the Philippines internationally. [666]
 Philippines  United States Jordan Clarkson* G 2014–present 11 Born in the United States to an American father and a Filipino mother, represents the Philippines internationally.[667] [668]
 Philippines  United States Raymond Townsend G 1978–1980;
1981–1982		 3 Born in the United States to an American father and a Filipino mother.[669] [670]
 Poland — Marcin Gortat C/F 2007–2019 12 — [671]
 Poland — Maciej Lampe F/C 2003–2006 3 Born in Poland, grew up in Sweden, represented Poland internationally.[253] [672]
 Poland  United States Jeff Nordgaard SF 1997–1998 1 Born in the United States, represented Poland internationally. [673]
 Poland  United States Jeremy Sochan* F 2022–present 3 Born in the United States to a Polish mother and an American father. Has Polish, British, and American citizenship, represents Poland internationally.[674] [675]
 Poland — Cezary Trybański C 2002–2004 2 — [676]
 Portugal — Neemias Queta* C 2021–present 4 Born in Portugal to Bissau-Guinean parents. [677]
 Puerto Rico  United States Jose Alvarado* G 2021–present 4 Born on the United States mainland, represents Puerto Rico internationally.[678] [679]
 Puerto Rico — Carlos Arroyo G 2001–2008;
2009–2011		 9 — [680]
 Puerto Rico  United States Renaldo Balkman F 2006–2012 6 Born on the United States mainland, represented Puerto Rico internationally.[681] [682]
 Puerto Rico — J. J. Barea G 2006–2020 14 — [683]
 Puerto Rico — Gian Clavell G 2017 1 — [684]
 Puerto Rico  United States Tyler Davis C 2018 1 Born on the United States mainland, represents Puerto Rico internationally.[685] [686]
 Puerto Rico — Guillermo Díaz G 2008 1 — [687]
 Puerto Rico  United States Aleem Ford G 2021 1 Born on the United States mainland, represents Puerto Rico internationally.[688] [689]
 Puerto Rico  United States Moe Harkless F 2012–2022 10 Born on the United States mainland, represents Puerto Rico internationally.[690][691] [692]
 Puerto Rico  United States John Holland G 2016;
2017–2018		 3 Born on the United States mainland, represents Puerto Rico internationally.[693] [694]
 Puerto Rico — Butch Lee G 1978–1980 2 Born in Puerto Rico but moved to the U.S. as a child. Represented Puerto Rico as a player and coach. [695]
 Puerto Rico  United States Shabazz Napier G 2014–2020 6 Born on the United States mainland, represents Puerto Rico internationally. [696]
 Puerto Rico — José Ortiz F 1988–1990 2 — [697]
 Puerto Rico  United States Jaysean Paige G 2022 1 Born on the United States mainland, represents Puerto Rico internationally. [698]
 Puerto Rico — Peter John Ramos C 2004–2005 1 — [699]
 Puerto Rico — Ramón Rivas F/C 1988–1989 1 — [700]
 Puerto Rico  United States Daniel Santiago C 2000–2002; 2003–2005 4 Born on the United States mainland, represented Puerto Rico internationally.[681] [701]
 Puerto Rico  United States Julian Strawther* G 2023–present 2 Born on the United States mainland, represents Puerto Rico internationally. [702]
 Puerto Rico  United States Edwin Ubiles F/G 2012 1 Born on the United States mainland, represented Puerto Rico internationally.[703] [704]
 Puerto Rico  United States Tremont Waters PG 2019–2022 3 Born on the United States mainland, represents Puerto Rico internationally. [705]
 Qatar  United States Jarvis Hayes F 2003–2010 7 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Qatari citizen, represented Qatar internationally.[706] [707]
 Qatar  United States Trey Johnson G 2009;
2010–2012		 3 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Qatari citizen, represented Qatar internationally.[706] [708]
 Romania — Gheorghe Mureșan C 1993–1997; 1999–2000 6 — [709]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Sergei Bazarevich G 1994–1995 1 Born in the Soviet Union,[F] represented the Soviet Union and Russia internationally. [710]
 Russia  Ukraine Joel Bolomboy F/C 2016–2018 2 Born in Ukraine to a Congolese father and a Russian mother, represented Russia internationally [711]
 Russia  United States Travis Hansen G 2003–2004 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Russian citizen. [712]
 Russia — Sergey Karasev G/F 2013–2016 3 — [713]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Sasha Kaun C 2015–2016 1 Born in the Soviet Union,[F] represents Russia internationally. [714]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Ukraine) 		Viktor Khryapa F 2004–2008 4 Born in the Soviet Union,[F] represented Russia internationally. [715]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Andrei Kirilenko F 2001–2011; 2012–2015 13 Born in the Soviet Union,[F] represented Russia internationally. He also holds U.S. citizenship since 2010.[716] [717]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Yaroslav Korolev F 2005–2007 2 Born in the Soviet Union.[F] [718]
 Russia  United States Kelly McCarty G/F 1998–1999 1 Born in the United States, represented Russia internationally. [719]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Sergei Monia F 2005–2006 1 Born in the Soviet Union,[F] represented Russia internationally. [720]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Timofey Mozgov F 2010–2018 8 Born in the Soviet Union,[F] represented Russia internationally. [721]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Pavel Podkolzin C 2004–2006 2 Born in the Soviet Union,[F] represented Russia internationally. [722]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Alexey Shved G 2012–2015 3 Born in the Soviet Union,[F] represents Russia internationally. [723]
 Senegal — Ibou Badji C 2023–2024 1 — [724]
 Senegal — Gorgui Dieng C 2013–2023 10 — [725]
 Senegal — DeSagana Diop C 2001–2013 12 — [726]
 Senegal — Tacko Fall C 2019–2022 3 — [727]
 Senegal — Mouhamed Gueye* F 2023–present 2 — [728]
 Senegal — Hamady N'Diaye C 2010–2012;
2013–2014		 3 — [729]
 Senegal — Makhtar N'Diaye F 1999 1 — [730]
 Senegal — Mamadou N'Diaye C 2000–2005 5 — [731]
 Senegal — Boniface N'Dong C 2005–2006 1 Also has German citizenship. [732]
 Senegal — Maurice Ndour F 2016–2017 1 — [733]
 Senegal  United States Georges Niang* F 2016–present 9 Born in the United States to a Senegalese father and American mother, represents Senegal internationally.[734] [735]
 Senegal — Cheikh Samb C 2007–2009 2 — [736]
 Senegal — Mouhamed Sene F 2006–2009 3 — [737]
 Senegal — Pape Sow F 2004–2007 3 — [738]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Miloš Babić C/F 1990–1991 2 Born in SFR Yugoslavia.[D] [739]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Nemanja Bjelica F 2015–2022 7 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Serbia internationally. [740]
 Serbia Federal Republic of Yugoslavia FR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Bogdan Bogdanović* G 2017–present 8 Born in FR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Serbia internationally. [741]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Radisav Ćurčić C 1992–1993 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented SFR Yugoslavia internationally. [742]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Rastko Cvetković C 1995–1996 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented SFR Yugoslavia internationally. [743]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Bosnia and Herzegovina) 		Sasha Danilović G 1995–1997 2 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented SFR Yugoslavia and FR Yugoslavia internationally. [744]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Vlade Divac^ C 1989–2005 16 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented SFR Yugoslavia and FR Yugoslavia internationally. [745]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Aleksandar Djordjevic G 1996 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented SFR Yugoslavia and FR Yugoslavia internationally. [746]
 Serbia  FR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Marko Gudurić G/F 2019–2020 1 Born in FR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Serbia internationally. [747]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Bosnia and Herzegovina) 		Mile Ilić C 2006–2007 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Serbia and Montenegro internationally.[748] [749]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Marko Jarić G 2002–2009 7 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented FR Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro, and Serbia internationally. [750]
 Serbia  FR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Nikola Jokić* C 2015–present 10 Born in FR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Serbia internationally. [751]
 Serbia  Great Britain
 England 		Nikola Jović* F 2022–present 3 Born in the U.K. to Serbian parents, represents Serbia internationally. [752]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Nenad Krstić C 2004–2011 7 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented FR Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro, and Serbia internationally. [753]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Bosnia and Herzegovina) 		Ognjen Kuzmić C 2013–2015 2 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Serbia internationally. [754]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Boban Marjanović C 2015–2024 9 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Serbia internationally. [755]
 Serbia  FR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Vasilije Micić* G 2023–present 2 Born in FR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Serbia internationally. [756]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Darko Miličić F/C 2003–2012 10 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented FR Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro, and Serbia internationally. [757]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Nemanja Nedović G 2013–2014 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Serbia internationally. [758]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Montenegro) 		Žarko Paspalj F 1989–1990 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented SFR Yugoslavia and FR Yugoslavia internationally. [759]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Montenegro) 		Sasha Pavlović G/F 2003–2013 10 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented FR Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro, and Serbia internationally. [760]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Croatia) 		Kosta Perović C 2007–2008 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented FR Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro, and Serbia internationally. [761]
 Serbia  FR Yugoslavia (now  Serbia) Filip Petrušev F 2023 1 Born in FR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Serbia internationally. [762]
 Serbia  FR Yugoslavia (now  Serbia) Aleksej Pokuševski F 2020–2024 4 Born in FR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Serbia internationally. [763]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Bosnia and Herzegovina) 		Vladimir Radmanović F 2001–2013 12 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented FR Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro, and Serbia internationally. [764]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Miroslav Raduljica C 2013–2015 2 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Serbia internationally. [765]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Igor Rakočević G 2002–2003 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented FR Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro, and Serbia internationally. [766]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Željko Rebrača C 2001–2007 5 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented SFR Yugoslavia, FR Yugoslavia, and Serbia and Montenegro internationally. [767]
 Serbia Federal Republic of Yugoslavia FR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Alen Smailagić C 2019–2021 2 Born in FR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Serbia internationally. [768]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Croatia) 		Peja Stojaković F/G 1998–2011 13 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented FR Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro, and Serbia internationally. [769]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Dragan Tarlać C 2000–2001 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented FR Yugoslavia and Serbia and Montenegro internationally. [770]
 Serbia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Miloš Teodosić G 2017–2019 2 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Serbia internationally. [771]
 Serbia  Italy Tristan Vukčević* F/C 2024–present 2 Born in Italy to a Serbian father and a Swedish mother. Has verbally committed to representing Serbia internationally, is also eligible to represent Sweden, Greece, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Italy, or Spain.[772] [773]
 Slovakia  Czechoslovakia
(now  Slovakia) 		Richard Petruška C/F 1993–1994 1 Born in Czechoslovakia,[E] represented Czechoslovakia and Slovakia internationally.[774] [775]
 Slovenia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Slovenia) 		Primož Brezec C 2001–2008;
2009–2010		 8 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Slovenia internationally. [776]
 Slovenia — Vlatko Čančar* F 2019–present 6 — [777]
 Slovenia — Luka Dončić* G/F 2018–present 7 — [778]
 Slovenia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Slovenia) 		Goran Dragić G 2008–2023 15 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Slovenia internationally. [779]
 Slovenia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Slovenia) 		Zoran Dragić G 2014–2015 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Slovenia internationally. [780]
 Slovenia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Slovenia) 		Marko Milič G/F 1997–1999 2 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Slovenia internationally. [781]
 Slovenia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Slovenia) 		Boštjan Nachbar F 2002–2008 6 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Slovenia internationally. [782]
 Slovenia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Slovenia) 		Rasho Nesterović C 1998–2010 12 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Slovenia internationally. [783]
 Slovenia  Germany Anthony Randolph F 2008–2014 6 Born in West Germany[G] to American parents, grew up in the United States,[784] represented Slovenia internationally.[785][786] [787]
 Slovenia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Slovenia) 		Uroš Slokar F 2006–2007 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Slovenia internationally. [788]
 Slovenia  United States Mike Tobey C 2017 1 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Slovenian citizen, represents Slovenia internationally.[789] [790]
 Slovenia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Slovenia) 		Beno Udrih G 2004–2017 13 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Slovenia internationally. [791]
 Slovenia  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Slovenia) 		Sasha Vujačić G 2004–2011;
2014;
2015–2017		 10 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Slovenia internationally. [792]
 South Korea — Ha Seung-Jin C 2004–2006 2 — [793]
 South Sudan  Sudan
(now  South Sudan) 		Deng Adel F 2019 1 Born in present-day South Sudan, became a naturalized Australian citizen and represented Australia internationally before the 2024 Summer Olympics, where he represented South Sudan.[794] [795]
 South Sudan  Sudan Bol Bol* C 2019–present 5 Born in Sudan, grew up in the United States, represents South Sudan internationally.[794] [796]
 South Sudan  Sudan Wenyen Gabriel F 2019–2024 5 Born in Sudan, grew up in the United States. [797]
 South Sudan  Sudan
(now  South Sudan) 		Deng Gai F 2005 1 Born in present-day South Sudan.[H] [798]
 South Sudan  United States Carlik Jones G 2021–2023 2 Born in the United States, represents South Sudan internationally.[799] [800]
 South Sudan  Sudan
(now  South Sudan) 		Thon Maker F/C 2016–2021 5 Born in present-day South Sudan, became a naturalized Australian citizen, represented Australia internationally[801] until the 2024 Summer Olympics, where he represented South Sudan.[794] [802]
 South Sudan  Sudan
(now  South Sudan) 		Mangok Mathiang F/C 2017–2018 1 Born in present-day South Sudan, moved to Australia at age 7. Previously represented Australia internationally, switched to representing South Sudan at the 2023 FIBA World Cup.[801] [803]
 South Sudan  Canada Marial Shayok G 2019–2020 1 Born in Canada to Sudanese parents,[804] represents South Sudan internationally.[799] [805]
 South Sudan  United States JT Thor* F/C 2021–present 4 Born in the United States to South Sudanese parents, represents South Sudan internationally. [806]
 Spain — Álex Abrines G/F 2016–2019 3 — [807]
 Spain — Santi Aldama* F 2021–present 4 — [808]
 Spain  United States Lorenzo Brown G 2013–2016;
2017–2019		 5 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Spanish citizen, represents Spain internationally.[809] [810]
 Spain — José Calderón G 2005–2019 14 — [811]
 Spain — Victor Claver F 2012–2015 3 — [812]
 Spain — Rudy Fernández G 2008–2012 4 — [813]
 Spain — Jorge Garbajosa F 2006–2008 2 — [814]
 Spain — Usman Garuba F/C 2021–2024 3 Born in Spain by Nigerian parents. [815]
 Spain — Marc Gasol C 2008–2021 13 — [816]
 Spain — Pau Gasol^ F 2001–2019 18 — [817]
 Spain — Juancho Hernangómez F 2016–2023 7 — [818]
 Spain — Willy Hernangómez C 2016–2023 7 — [819]
 Spain  Republic of the Congo Serge Ibaka F 2009–2023 14 Born in the Republic of the Congo, obtained Spanish citizenship, represents Spain internationally.[820] [821]
 Spain — Raül López G 2002–2005 2 — [822]
 Spain — Fernando Martín C 1986–1987 1 — [823]
 Spain  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Montenegro) 		Nikola Mirotić F 2014–2019 5 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represents Spain internationally. [824]
 Spain — Juan Carlos Navarro G 2007–2008 1 — [825]
 Spain — Sergio Rodríguez G 2006–2010; 2016–2017 5 — [826]
 Spain  United States Johnny Rogers F/C 1986–1988 2 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Spanish citizen, represented Spain internationally. [827]
 Spain — Ricky Rubio G 2011–2023 12 — [828]
 Sudan  Sudan
(now  South Sudan)[H] 		Manute Bol C 1985–1995 10 — [829]
 Sweden — Jonas Jerebko F 2009–2019 10 — [830]
 Sweden — Pelle Larsson* G/F 2024–present 1 — [831]
 Sweden — Jeff Taylor F 2012–2015 3 Born in Sweden to an American father and a Swedish mother; also a United States citizen by birth.[832] Represented Sweden internationally. [833]
 Switzerland — Clint Capela* F 2014–present 11 Born in Switzerland to an Angolan father and a Congolese mother. [834]
 Switzerland — Kyshawn George* G 2024–present 1 Born in Switzerland to a Canadian father. [835]
 Switzerland — Thabo Sefolosha G 2006–2020 14 Born in Switzerland to a South African father and a Swiss mother. [836]
 Tanzania — Hasheem Thabeet C 2009–2014 5 — [837]
 Trinidad and Tobago  United States DeVaughn Akoon-Purcell G 2018 1 Born in the United States to American parents of Trinidadian descent.[838] [839]
 Trinidad and Tobago — Ken Charles G 1973–1977 5 Born in Trinidad, moved to the U.S. as a child. [840]
 Tunisia — Salah Mejri C 2015–2019 4 — [841]
 Turkey — Furkan Aldemir F/C 2014–2015 1 — [842]
 Turkey — Ömer Aşık C/F 2010–2018 9 — [843]
 Turkey — Onuralp Bitim G/F 2023–2024 1 — [844]
 Turkey  Nigeria Adem Bona*
(formerly Ikechukwu Okoro) 		F/C 2024–present 1 Born in Nigeria, moved to Turkey at age 13 and became a naturalized citizen, represents Turkey internationally. [845]
 Turkey — Semih Erden C 2010–2012 2 — [846]
 Turkey  Switzerland Enes Freedom
(formerly Enes Kanter) 		F 2011–2022 11 Born in Switzerland to Turkish parents.[847] [848]
 Turkey — Ersan İlyasova F 2006–2007;
2009–2021		 14 — [849]
 Turkey — Furkan Korkmaz G 2017–2024 7 — [850]
 Turkey — Ibo Kutluay G 2004–2005 1 — [851]
 Turkey  United States Shane Larkin G 2013–2016
2017–2018		 4 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Turkish citizen, represents Turkey internationally.[852] [853]
 Turkey — Mehmet Okur F/C 2002–2012 10 — [854]
 Turkey  North Macedonia Cedi Osman F 2017–2024 7 Born in Macedonia to Turkish father and Bosnian mother, grew up in Bosnia and Herzegovina, represents Turkey internationally.[855] [856]
 Turkey — Alperen Şengün* F 2021–present 4 — [857]
 Turkey  SFR Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Mirsad Türkcan F 1999–2000 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia,[D] represented Turkey internationally. [858]
 Turkey — Hedo Türkoğlu F 2000–2015 15 — [859]
 Turkey  Uzbekistan Ömer Yurtseven F 2021–2024 3 Born in Uzbekistan to Turkish parents. [860]
 Uganda  United States Brandon Davies F 2013–2015 2 Born in the United States, represents Uganda internationally. [861]
 Uganda  United States Ish Wainright F 2021–2024 3 Born in the United States, represents Uganda internationally. [862]
 Ukraine  Soviet Union
(now  Ukraine) 		Kyrylo Fesenko C 2007–2012 5 Born in the Soviet Union.[F] represented Ukraine internationally. [863]
 Ukraine  United States Pooh Jeter G 2010–2011 1 Born in the United States represented Ukraine internationally. [864]
 Ukraine  Soviet Union
(now  Ukraine) 		Viacheslav Kravtsov C 2012–2014 2 Born in the Soviet Union.[F] represented Ukraine internationally. [865]
 Ukraine — Alex Len* C 2013–present 12 — [866]
 Ukraine  Soviet Union
(now  Ukraine) 		Slava Medvedenko F 2000–2007 7 Born in the Soviet Union,[F] represented Ukraine internationally. [867]
 Ukraine — Svi Mykhailiuk* F 2018–present 7 — [868]
 Ukraine  Soviet Union
(now  Ukraine) 		Oleksiy Pecherov C 2007–2010 3 Born in the Soviet Union,[F] represented Ukraine internationally. [869]
 Ukraine  Soviet Union
(now  Ukraine) 		Vitaly Potapenko C 1996–2007 11 Born in the Soviet Union.[F] [870]
 Ukraine — Dmytro Skapintsev C 2023 1 — [871]
 Ukraine  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Alexander Volkov F 1989–1992 3 Born in the Soviet Union,[F] represented Soviet Union and Ukraine internationally.[872] [873]
 United States  Taiwan Joe Alexander F 2008–2010 2 Born in Taiwan to American parents, moved to the United States at the age of 8.[874] [875]
 United States  Netherlands Hank Beenders C/F 1946–1949 3 Born in the Netherlands, moved to the United States at the age of 8, became a naturalized U.S. citizen.[876] [877]
 United States  Panama Rolando Blackman G 1981–1994 13 Born in Panama, became a naturalized U.S. citizen, represented the United States internationally.[878] [879]
 United States  West Germany
(now  Germany) 		Carlos Boozer F/C 2002–2015 13 Born in West Germany[G] to American parents, grew up in the United States, represents the United States internationally.[880] [881]
 United States  West Germany
(now  Germany) 		John Brown F 1973–1980 7 Born in West Germany[G] to American parents, grew up in the United States.[882] [883]
 United States  Spain Wallace Bryant C 1983–1986 3 Born in Spain to American parents, grew up in the United States. [884]
 United States  U.S. Virgin Islands Tim Duncan^ F/C 1997–2016 19 Born in U.S. Virgin Islands, represented the United States internationally before announcing his international retirement in 2004.[885] [886]
 United States  West Germany
(now  Germany) 		Kenton Edelin F 1985 1 Born in West Germany[G] to American parents. [887]
 United States  Cameroon Joel Embiid* C 2016–present 9 Born in Cameroon, moved to the United States at age 16, became a naturalized citizen and represents the United States internationally.[888] Also holds Cameroonian and French citizenships.[889] [890]
 United States  West Germany
(now  Germany) 		Jo Jo English G 1992–1995 3 Born in West Germany[G] to American parents. [891]
 United States  Jamaica Patrick Ewing^ C/F 1985–2002 17 Born in Jamaica, moved to the United States at the age of 11, became a naturalized U.S. citizen, represented the United States internationally.[892] [893]
 United States  Morocco Mike Flynn G 1975–1978 3 Born in French Morocco to American parents, grew up in the United States [894]
 United States  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Adonal Foyle C 1997–2009 12 Born in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, moved to the United States, became a naturalized U.S. citizen.[895] [896]
 United States  West Germany
(now  Germany) 		Donté Greene F 2008–2012 4 Born in West Germany[G] to American parents, previously represented the United States at youth level.[897] [898]
 United States  Romania Ernie Grunfeld G/F 1977–1986 9 Born in Romania, moved to the United States at the age of 9, became a naturalized U.S. citizen, represented the United States internationally.[899] [900]
 United States  Belgium Xavier Henry G 2010–2014 5 Born in Belgium to American parents, grew up in the United States.[901] [902]
 United States  Austria-Hungary
(now  Croatia) 		Nat Hickey
(formerly Nicola Zarnecić) 		G/F 1948 1 Born in Korčula, which represented the Kingdom of Dalmatia side of Austria-Hungary (now separated into multiple nations (including Austria and Hungary), with Korčula being in Croatia) to Croatian parents.[903] Was also a head coach at the time and is currently the oldest player in NBA history. [904]
 United States  Australia Kyrie Irving* G 2011–present 14 Born in Australia to American parents, has dual U.S. and Australian citizenship, has represented the United States internationally at youth and senior level.[905] [906]
 United States  Italy Reggie Jackson* G 2011–present 14 Born in Italy to American parents, grew up in the United States.[907] [908]
 United States  Lebanon Steve Kerr G 1988–2003 15 Born in Lebanon to the Lebanese-born American citizen Malcolm H. Kerr, represented the United States internationally.[909] [910]
 United States  France Cozell McQueen F 1987 1 Born in France to American parents.[911] [912]
 United States  Manchukuo
(now  China) 		Tom Meschery
(formerly Tomislav Meshcheryakov) 		F 1961–1971 10 Born in Manchukuo (a puppet state of the Empire of Japan, now part of China) to Russian parents, moved to the United States at the age of 8, became a naturalized U.S. citizen.[913] [914]
 United States  Nigeria Hakeem Olajuwon^ C 1984–2002 18 Born and raised in Nigeria, moved to the U.S. at the age of 17 (two years after playing basketball for the first time). Eventually became a naturalized U.S. citizen, represented the United States internationally.[915] [916]
 United States  United Kingdom
 England 		Admiral Schofield F 2019–2020; 2021–2024 4 Born in England to American parents, grew up in the United States.[917] [918]
 United States  Sweden Miles Simon G 1998–1999 1 Born in Sweden to an American father and a Norwegian mother.[253] [919]
 United States  France Michael Stewart C 1997–2005 8 Born in France to American parents.[920] [921]
 United States  Spain Wally Szczerbiak F 1999–2009 10 Born in Spain to American parents, has represented the United States internationally.[922] [923]
 United States  Japan Cameron Thomas* F 2021–present 4 Born in Japan to American parents, grew up in the United States.[924] [925]
 United States  West Germany
(now  Germany) 		Kiki Vandeweghe F 1980–1993 13 Born in West Germany[G] to a Canadian father and 1952 Miss America pageant winner Colleen Kay Hutchins. Moved back to the U.S. as a child. Holds both American and Canadian passports. [926]
 United States  West Germany
(now  Germany) 		Duane Washington G 1988; 1993 2 Born in West Germany[G] to American parents. [927]
 United States  Germany Duane Washington Jr. G 2021–2024 3 Born in Germany to American parents, grew up in the United States. [928]
 United States  France Dominique Wilkins^ F/G 1982–1995; 1996–1997; 1999 15 Born in France to American parents, represented the United States internationally.[929] [930]
 U.S. Virgin Islands — Raja Bell G 2000–2013 13 — [931]
 U.S. Virgin Islands — Charles Claxton G 1995 1 — [932]
 U.S. Virgin Islands  United States Nic Claxton* F 2019–present 6 Born on the United States mainland by U.S. Virgin Islands father, represents U.S. Virgin Islands internationally.[933] [934]
 U.S. Virgin Islands  United States David Vanterpool G 2001 1 Born on the United States mainland, represented U.S. Virgin Islands internationally.[935] [936]
 Uruguay — Esteban Batista F/C 2005–2007 2 — [937]
 Venezuela  Trinidad and Tobago Carl Herrera F 1991–1999 8 Born in Trinidad and Tobago, represented Venezuela internationally.[938] [939]
 Venezuela  United States Askia Jones G 1994 1 Born in the United States, represented Venezuela internationally.[940] [941]
 Venezuela  United States Harold Keeling F 1986 1 Born in the United States, represented Venezuela internationally. [942]
 Venezuela  United States Donta Smith G 2004–2006 2 Born on the United States, represented Venezuela internationally. [943]
 Venezuela — Óscar Torres F 2001–2002 2 — [944]
 Venezuela — Greivis Vásquez G 2010–2016 7 — [945]

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  1. ^ a b c d e A transcontinental country.
  2. ^ A member of FIBA Europe, geographically a part of Asia.

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