List of foreign football players in Serbia

This is a list of foreign players that play or have played in the top league in football clubs from the territory of Serbia.

In this list are included the foreign players that:

Play or have played in the Serbian SuperLiga (from 2006 until nowadays), and in the clubs from the territory of Serbia in the First League of Serbia and Montenegro (including FR Yugoslavia, from 1992 until 2006) and in the Yugoslav First League (from 1923 until 1992).
Have been part of the club roster in the league.
Have not been capped for the
Yugoslavia national team
, except the ones that have been capped for other national teams, as well.
Have been born in Serbia and capped by a foreign national team. This includes players that have dual citizenship.
In this list are only indicated the top-level clubs. If a player has also played in some lower-level club in Serbia, those clubs are excluded, just as all the foreign players that have only played in lower leagues in Serbia.

Notes:

The players that played in clubs from Kosovo are only included if they played in a top league club within the Yugoslav or Serbian football league system.
The players from the countries that once made part of Yugoslavia (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro and Slovenia) have inclusion criteria indicated in each section.
The years correspond to seasons, not calendar years, and represent the seasons that the player represented the club, not necessarily being all in the top league, but at least one. If only one year is indicated in parentheses, it means that the player has played only that half of season.
Players in bold are players that have at least one cap for their national team.
Teams in bold are the current team of that player.

Abkhazia

Zlatibor Čajetina (2020–2021) – (
when active)

Napredak Kruševac (2016–2017) – (
when active)

Albania

Mehmet Dragusha^[1] – Priština (1997–1998) – ( when active)

Besnik Hasi^[2] – Priština (1991–1992, 1993–1994) – ( when active)

Albert Stroni – Partizan (1992–1993)

Radnik Surdulica
(2018–2019)

Algeria

IMT Beograd
(2024–present)

Adda Djeziri – Vojvodina (2017–2018)

Angola

Javor Ivanjica
(2016–2017)

Depú – Vojvodina (2024–presente)

Felício Milson – Red Star (2024–present)

Antigua and Barbuda

Josh Parker – Red Star (2014–2016)

Argentina

Argentine international Hernán Barcos played for Red Star in 2007/08.

Hernán Barcos – Red Star (2007–2008)

Guido Barreyro – Inđija (2010–2011)

Mauro Carabajal – Vojvodina (1998–1999)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–2025)

Mateo García – Red Star (2019–2020)

Luis Ibáñez – Red Star (2015–2016)

Sartid Smederevo
(1998–1999)

Hernán Marcos – Vojvodina (1998–1999)

Železničar Pančevo
(2023–2024)

Pablo Mouche – Red Star (2016–2017)

Pablo Ostrowski – Vojvodina (2007–2009)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–2025)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2013–2014)

Diego Suárez – OFK Beograd (2006–2007)

Alex Vigo – Red Star (2022–2023)

Tomás Villoldo – OFK Beograd (2015–2016)

Armenia

Barliyian – SK Zemun (1939–1949)

Radnik Surdulica (2016–2018) – ( Serbia
when active)

Hovhannes Grigoryan –
Banat Zrenjanin
(2006–2007)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2019–2020)

Australia
Degenek impressed in 2018 FIFA World Cup and Red Star bought him directly to their team afterwaards.

David Aceski – OFK Beograd (2001–2002)

BSK Borča (2010–2012), OFK Beograd
(2015–2017)

Eli Babalj^[3] – Red Star (2012–2013)

Branko Buljevic^[4] – OFK Beograd (1966–1968) – ( when active)

Donji Srem
(2011–2013)

Michael Curcija – Partizan (2000–2001)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2024–present)

Bobby Dragas – Red Star (2000–2001)

Radnički Niš (1986–1988) – (
when active)

Hajduk Kula
(2011–2012)

Radnički Niš
(2024–present)

Mačva Šabac
(2018–2019)

Dejan Pandurević – Zemun
(2017–2018)

Milan Susak – Vojvodina (2002–2007)

Aleksandar Šušnjar – Novi Pazar (2023–2024)

Doug Utjesenovic^[6] – OFK Beograd (1967–1969) – ( when active)

Čukarički Stankom
(2002–2004)

Austria

Born in Vienna with Serbian ancestry, Dragović became key player in Red Star and Austrian defense, with 100 appearances for the national team.

Including the period of Austro-Hungary.

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2024–present)

IMT Beograd
(2024–present)

Aleksandar Dragović – Red Star (2021–2025)

Grabliker^{Budućnost Valjevo
(193_–1940)}

Josef Gottwald – Sport Subotica (1938)

Radnički Beograd
(1921–192x)

Goran Kartalija^[8] – Vojvodina (1988–1991) – ( when active)

Aleksandar Kostić – Radnički Niš (2018–2019)

Robert Lang – Jugoslavija
(1920–1921)

Rad Beograd
(2017–2018)

Franz Machek – RFK Bor (1941–1943) – ( when active)

Theodor Mantler^[9] – UTK Novi Sad (1918–192_)

Armin Mašović – Novi Pazar (2014–2015)

Kenan Muslimović – Novi Pazar (2016–2017)

Radnik Surdulica
(2016–2017)

BSK Beograd
(1932–1933)

Smederevo
(2012–2013)

Jedinstvo Beograd
(1938–1939)

Aleksandar Popović – Vojvodina (2005–2009)

BSK Beograd (191x–1914) – (
when active)

Srđan Spiridonović – Red Star (2020–2022)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2020–2021)

Petar Zivkov – OFK Beograd (2013–2014)

Azerbaijan

Sloboda Užice
(2013–2014)

Branimir Subašić^[12] – Železnik (1998–2002), Red Star (2008–2010), OFK Beograd (2015–2017) – ( when active)

Belarus

Including the period of Soviet Union.

Daniil Dushevskiy – OFK Beograd (2024–2025)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2019–2020)

BSK Belgrade (1924–1925) – (
when active)

Belgium

Nathan de Medina – Partizan (2023–present)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–2025)

Benin

Mattéo Ahlinvi – Čukarički (2023–2024)

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Branimir Bajić spent 7 seasons with Partizan and became regular in the Bosnian national team.

Nemanja Bilbija, Vojvodina, 4 times Bosnian Premier League top-scorer.

Mario Božić played in several Serbian clubs.

Dario Damjanović, Bosnian international with spells in Obrenovac, Novi Pazar and Jagodina.

Rade Krunić, Bosnian international, played with Donji Srem and Borac Čačak before moving to Italy and joining AC Milan. In 2024/25 he joined Red Star on loan and played in the CL.

Vule Trivunović, Obilić.

Excluded the players that played before 1992 when Bosnia and Herzegovina became independent and counted as domestic, but included the players that are Bosnian Serbs and usually have double citizenship.

BSK Borča
(2012–2013)

Čukarički Stankom
(2007–2009)

Almir Aganspahić – Novi Pazar (2020–2021), Čukarički (2021–2022, 2022–2023)

Esmir Ahmetović – Jagodina (2011–2012)

Proleter Zrenjanin
(1999–2000)

Sloboda Užice
(1991–1994, 2001–2002)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2018–2019)

Miloš Babić – Obilić (2000–2004)

Rad Beograd
(2014–2015)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2017–2018)

Branimir Bajić – Partizan (2000–2007)

Samed Baždar – Partizan (2020–2024)

Muhamed Bešić – Spartak Subotica (2024–present)

Borac Čačak
(2010–2011)´

Radnik Surdulica
(2020–2022)

Milorad Bilbija – OFK Kikinda (1993–1994)

Nemanja Bilbija – Vojvodina (2009–2013)

Sergej Bjelica - Voždovac (2022-present)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2020–2021)

BSK Borča
(2011–2012)

Rad Beograd (2011–2012), Spartak Subotica
(2012–2013)

Jadranko Bogičević – Red Star (2003–2005)

Andrej Bosnić – Čukarički (2020–2021)

Mačva Šabac
(2017–2021)

Rad Beograd
(2005–2009)

Borac Čačak
(2014–2015)

Bakir Brajlović – Novi Pazar (2023–2024, 2024–present)

Rad Beograd (1993–1996), Red Star (1996–1997), OFK Beograd
(1997–1999, 2006–2007)

Aleksandar Brđanin – OFK Beograd (2001–2002)

Esad Brkić – Spartak Subotica (1997–1999)

Dženan Bureković – Vojvodina (2016–2018), Spartak Subotica (2022–2023)

Hajduk Kula
(2012–2013)

Borisav Cicović – OFK Beograd (2011–2012)

Rad Beograd
(1992–1995)

Mladost Apatin
(2001–2005)

Muhidin Čoralić – Zemun (1990–1993)

Hajduk Kula
(2011–2012)

Radnik Surdulica
(2017–2019)

Nebojša Ćorović – Spartak Subotica (1997–1999)

Mladost GAT
(2022–2023)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2023–present)

Semir Dacić – Novi Pazar (2020–2021)

Nikola Damjanac – Partizan (1991–1993, 1994–1997, 1998–2000), OFK Beograd (1993–1994, 2001–2002, 2003–2005)

Dario Damjanović – Novi Pazar (2012)–2013), Jagodina (2012–2014), OFK Beograd (2015–2016)

Goran Dasović – Vojvodina (1995–1996)

Rad Beograd
(2014–2018)

Nikša Dimitrijević – Zvezdara (2001–2002)

BSK Borča
(2010–2011)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2019–2020,2021–2022)

Mladost Apatin
(2006–(2007)

Javor Ivanjica
(2008–2011)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2021–2022)

Nenad Drljača – Vojvodina (1991–1993)

Feđa Dudić – Novi Pazar (2011–2012)

Radnički Niš
(2021-2022)

Borac Čačak
(2017–2018)

Darko Đajić – Vojvodina (2009–2010)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2021–2025)

Rad Beograd (2006–2009), Vojvodina
(2017–2018)

Javor Ivanjica
(2017–2020)

Napredak Kruševac
(2017–2018)

Javor Ivanjica (2007–2009, 2009–2011), Novi Pazar
(2014–2015)

Milicionar Beograd (1998–2001), Red Star
(2001–2002)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–present)

Hajduk Kula
(2000–2001)

Siniša Đurić – Zemun (1996–2001)

Predrag Erak – Zemun (2002–(2003)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2020–2021)

Hajduk Beograd
(1999–2000, 2004–2005)

Bečej
(1991–1997)

Proleter Zrenjanin (199_–199_), Obilić
(1997–1998)

Aleksandar Galić – Vojvodina (2002–2003)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2020–2021)

Rad Beograd
(2008–2009)

Sahmir Garčević – Obilić (1997–1998)

Sartid Smederevo
(1999–2002)

Rad Beograd (1997–1999), Red Star (1999–2002), Zemun (2003–2006), FK Bežanija
(2006–2007)

Rad Beograd
(2012–2015)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2024–present)

Donji Srem
(2013–2014)

Borac Čačak
(2007–2010)

Daniel Graovac – Vojvodina (2018–2019)

Vladan Grujić – Obilić (1999–2000), Red Star (2001–2002), Voźdovac (2015–2016)

Nebojša Gudelj – Partizan (1991–1994)

Radnički Niš
(2016–2017)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2020–2021)

Radnik Surdulica
(2023–present)

Faris Handžić – Novi Pazar (2021–2022)

Čukarički Stankom
(2004–(2005)

Radnički Niš
(2018–2020)

Radnik Surdulica
(2021–2023)

Mladost Lučani
(2021–2022)

Hajduk Kula
(1995–1996)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2024–present)

Đorđe Inđić – Zemun (1996–2001)

Bojan Jamina – OFK Beograd (2000–2001)

Borac Čačak
(2016–2017)

Rad Beograd
(2014–2015)

Hajduk Kula
(2012–2013)

Ognjen Jevtić – Obilić (____–2003)

Igor Joksimović – Zemun (2006–2008)

Mladen Jovančić – Železnik (2000–2002, 2004–2005)

Rad Beograd (2007–2011), Partizan (2011)–2012), Jagodina
(2014–2015)

Hajduk Kula
(2007–2011)

BSK Borča
(2011–2012)

Mladost Lučani
(2017–2019, 2019–2021)

Železničar Pančevo (2023–2024), OFK Beograd
(2024–present)

Đorđe Kamber – OFK Beograd (2002–2006)

Napredak Kruševac
(1990–1993)

Radnički Obrenovac
(2000–2002)

Čukarički Stankom (2007–2011, 2018–2019), Zemun
(2017–2018, 2019–2020)

Obren Kljajić – Voždovac (2022–2023)

Rad Beograd
(2018–2019)

Smederevo
(2009–2010, 2012–2013)

Jovo Kojić – Novi Pazar (2020–2022)

Rad Beograd
(2013–2014)

Mačva Šabac
(2018–2019)

Radnički Niš
(2013–2014)

Stefan Kovač – Čukarički (2018–2024), Partizan (2024–present)

Goran Kovačević – Zemun (1992–1994)

Mladost Apatin
(2001–2002)

Železničar Pančevo
(2023–2024)

Borac Čačak (2014–2015), Red Star
(2024–present)

Čukarički Stankom
(1996–1997)

Napredak Kruševac
(1990–1994)

Luka Kukić - Novi Pazar (2021-2022)

Borac Čačak
(2008–2009)

Radnik Surdulica
(2022-present)

Rad Beograd
(1995–1998, 2001–2002)

Numan Kurdić – Novi Pazar (2020–2021, 2022–2023, 2924–present)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2005–2007)

Mićo Kuzmanović – Jagodina (2014–2015)

Dinamo Vranje
(2018–2019)

Miodrag Latinović – Loznica (199_–199_), Spartak Subotica (199_–1999)

Milivoje Lazić – Zemun (2018–2019)

Mačva Šabac
(2015–2018)

Radnički Niš
(2019–2020)

Mladost Lučani (2000–2003), Vojvodina
(2003)–2004)

Bojan Magazin – Vojvodina (1998–1999)

Borac Čačak (1994–1996), Železnik
(1997–2004)

Dejan Maksimović – Zemun (2018–2019)

Sloboda Užice
(2012–2013)

Darko Maletić – Partizan (2006–2008)

Javor Ivanjica
(2022–2023)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2022–2023)

Javor Ivanjica
(2022-present)

Donji Srem
(2012–2015)

Mačva Šabac
(2018–2020)

Mladost Lučani
(2007–(2008)

Vlado Marković – OFK Beograd (2007–2008)

Mladost Apatin
(2001–2002)

Dragan Matković – Vojvodina (2017–2020)

Javor Ivanjica
(2013–2014)

Proleter Zrenjanin
(1992–1993)

Donji Srem
(2014–2015)

Slobodan Mazić – Spartak Subotica (1999–2001, 2006–2007), OFK Beograd (2001–2002)

Rad Beograd
(1993–1994)

Sloboda Užice
(1995–1996)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2002–2007)

Mladost Lučani
(2001–2002)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2006–2009)

Hajduk Kula
(2001–(2002)

Sartid Smederevo
(199_–1998)

Bečej
(1991–1993)

Sartid Smederevo
(2001–200_)

Milenko Milošević – Loznica (1996–1998), Red Star (1998–2000)

Hajduk Kula
(2012–2013)

Zoran Milutinović – Voždovac (2017–2018)

Radnik Surdulica
(2016–2017)

Radnički Niš
(1992–1995, 2001–2003)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2007–2008)

Bečej
(1994–1996)

Marko Mitrušić – Metalac G.M. (2011–2012)

Radnik Surdulica (2016–2018), Zemun
(2018–2019)

Aleksa Mrđa – Voždovac (2017–2018)

Marko Mrgud – OFK Beograd (2013–2014)

Javor Ivanjica (2017–2018, (2019)–2020), Vojvodina
(2019–2022)

Rad Beograd
(1992–1993)

Nihad Mujakić – Partizan (2024–present)

Mustafa Mujezinović - Novi Pazar (2021–2023)

Denis Mujkić – Novi Pazar (2012–2013)

Milicionar Beograd (1997–2001), Vojvodina
(2000–(2001)

Bojan Nastić – Vojvodina (2011–2016)

Nenad Nikić - Voždovac (2022–2023)

Radnički Niš
(2019–2020)

Staniša Nikolić – Vojvodina (2004–2005)

Stevo Nikolić – Obilić (2002–2005)

Hajduk Kula
(2002–2003)

Borac Čačak
(2007–2009)

Slobo Novaković – Vojvodina (1997–1998)

Amer Osmanagić – OFK Beograd (2008–2009, 2011–2012), Novi Pazar (2015–2016)

Javor Ivanjica (2010–2013), Voždovac
(2018–2019)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2022–present)

Hajduk Kula
(2000–2002)

Čukarički Stankom
(1996–1997, 1999–2000)

BSK Borča
(2006–2011)
Bojan Petrić – Novi Pazar (2011)–2012)

Javor Ivanjica
(2012–2013)

Javor Ivanjica
(2023–present)

Javor Ivanjica
(2023–2024)

Hajduk Kula
(199_–1995)

Hajduk Kula
(199_–1998)

Radnički Beograd (1999–2000, 2001–2004), Bežanija
(2004–2006, 2006–2008)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2022–2023)

Nikola Popara – Spartak Subotica (2012–2013), Vojvodina (2013–2014), Jagodina (2014–2015)

Mirza Prguda – Novi Pazar (2023–present)

Bečej
(1996–1997)

Sloboda Užice
(2012–2014)

Bečej
(1997–1999)

Bojan Puzigaća – Voždovac (2015–2017)

Darko Raca – Zemun (1997–1998)

Mladost Apatin (1996–1998), Zemun
(1998–2000, 2001–2002)

Čedomir Radić –
Metalac G.M.
(2016–2017)

Samir Radovac - Novi Pazar (2022–2023)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2024–present)

Rad Beograd
(2001–(2002)

Amar Rahmanović – Novi Pazar (2012–2013)

Dragan Rajović – Obilić (199_–____), OFK Beograd (____–2003)

Hajduk Kula
(2008–2009)

Sead Ramović – Novi Pazar (2011)–2012)

Admir Raščić – Novi Pazar (2011–2013)

Haris Redžepi – Novi Pazar (2012–2014)

Proleter Zrenjanin (199_–____), Zemun
(____–2002)

Ševkija Resić – Novi Pazar (2020–2021)

Napredak Kruševac
(2009–2010)

Predrag Ristanović - Novi Pazar (2022–2023)

Rad Beograd
(2001–2002)

Radnik Surdulica
(2022–2023, 2023–present)

Branislav Ružić –
Mladost Lučani
(2016–2017)

Napredak Kruševac
(2023–2025)

Rad Beograd
(2011–(2012)

Mladost Lučani (2015–2017), Vojvodina (2017-2021), Partizan
(2021–present)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2020–2022)

Rad Beograd
(2009–2010)

Mladost GAT
(2022–2023)

Borac Čačak
(1995–2000)

Radnički Niš
(2023–2024)

Armin Smajić – OFK Kikinda (1987–1988, 1992–1993)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2008–2010)

Filip Sredojević – OFK Beograd (2014–2015)

Sloboda Užice
(2012–2013)

Radnički Niš
(2023–present)

Bečej
(1996–1999)

Rad Beograd (1990–1991), Zemun (1991–1992), Čukarički
(1992–1993)

Miroslav Stevanović – Vojvodina (2010–2013)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2008–2010)

BSK Borča (2009–2011), Spartak Subotica
(2011–2013)

Stefan Stojanović – IMT Beograd
(2023–present)

BSK Borča
(2011–2012)

Nenad Studen – Partizan (1999–2000)

Boško Stupić – Novi Pazar (2015)–2016)

Radnički Niš
(2017–2018)

Javor Ivanjica (2008–2009, 2010–2011), Vojvodina (2011–2013), Novi Pazar (2013)–2014), Voždovac (2013–2015), Red Star
(2015–2019)

Budućnost Valjevo
(1997–1998)

Mladost Lučani
(2015–2021)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2023–present)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2023–2025)

Donji Srem
(2012–2013)

Hajduk Kula
(2006–2008)

Donji Srem
(2013–2014)

BSK Borča
(2011–2012, 2013–2015)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2021–2022, 2022–2023)
Bojan Tadić – OFK Beograd (2000–2002)

Javor Ivanjica
(2016–2017)

Dobrica Tegeltija – Vojvodina (2016–2019)

Proleter Zrenjanin (1986–1992, 2000–2002), Vojvodina
(1992–1994)

Danilo Teodorović - Voždovac (2022–present)

Javor Ivanjica (2016–2018), Zemun
(2018–2019)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2018–2019)

Hajduk Beograd
(1999–2000)

Javor Ivanjica
(2022–present)

Čukarički Stankom
(2001–2003)

BSK Borča (2006–2010), Novi Pazar
(2012–2013)

Radnički Niš
(2016–2018)

Filip Trivan – Priština (1997–1999)

Vule Trivunović – Obilić (1999–2002, 2003–2004)

Bojan Trkulja – Obilić (200_–2002)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2011–2012)

Radnički Niš
(2014–2015)

Sartid Smederevo
(1997–1998)

Napredak Kruševac
(2014)–2015)

Borac Čačak
(2004–2005)

BSK Borča (2010–2011), Voždovac
(2013–2014)

Sloboda Užice (1992–1995), Loznica
(199_–199_)

Hajduk Kula
(2005–2006)

Aleksandar Vidović – Spartak Subotica (2019–2023)

Rad Beograd
(2007–2010)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2020–2021)

Radnički Niš
(2023–present)

Milicionar Beograd
(2000–2001)

Sloboda Užice
(1994–1996)

Napredak Kruševac (2009–2010), Čukarički
(2023–2024)

Stojan Vranješ – Vojvodina (2012–2014)

Aleksandar Vrhovac – Spartak Subotica (1995–1998)

Sloboda Užice
(2011)–2012)

Borac Čačak (1995–1998), Obilić (1999)–2000), Železnik
(2000–2001)

Rad Beograd
(1997–2001)

Rad Beograd
(2015–2016)

Dragan Vukajlović – Zemun (2001–2002)

Proleter Zrenjanin
(1999–2000)

Milenko Vukčević – Spartak Subotica (1992–1993)

IMT Beograd
(2023–present)

BSK Borča
(2011–2012, 2019–2020)

Milicionar Beograd
(2000–2001)

Radnik Surdulica
(2023–present)

Goran Zakarić – Partizan (2018–2019)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2024–present)

Donji Srem (2014–2015), Novi Pazar
(2015–2016, 2o14–presemt))

Damir Zlomislić – Vojvodina (2018–2019)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2024–present)

Javor Ivanjica
(2002–2003)

Marko Žulj - Spartak Subotica (2021-2022)

Bolić played with Red Star before becoming Fenerbahçe idol.

Bosnian internationals that played in Serbian top league clubs only during Yugoslav period:

Elvir Bolić – Red Star (1991–1992)

Husref Musemić – Red Star (1985–1989)

Fahrudin Omerović – Partizan (1984–1992)

Admir Smajić – Partizan (1979–1988)

Nermin Šabić – Red Star (1991–1992)

Brazil

Adilson, made impact in Red Star in late 1990s.

Aílton, former Bundesliga topscorer and footballer of the year in 2004, joined Red Star in 2006.

Everton Luiz, Partizan.

Cléo, the first foreigner that played for both rivals, Red Star and Partizan.

Evandro, former Brazilian youth international, Red Star.

Leonardo, Partizan, 2016/17 league topscorer with 24 goals along teammate Đurđević.

Saldanha, Partizan, 2023/24 league topscorer with 16 goals along Luković.

William, OFK Beograd.

Adilson (Adilson dos Santos) – Red Star
(1997–1998)

Adriano Strack (Adriano Guerra Strack) – Novi Pazar (2015–2016)

Aílton (Aílton Gonçalves da Silva) – Red Star
(2006–2007)

Rad Beograd
(2002–2003)

Anderson Marques (Anderson Marques de Oliveira) – Partizan (2011–2012)

Borac Čačak
(2009–2010)

Lucas Barros (Lucas Barros da Cunha) – Vojvodina (2024–present)

Diogo Bezerra (Diogo de Bezerra de Oliveira) – OFK Beograd (2024–present)

Bruno Matos (Bruno Oliveira de Matos) – Novi Pazar (2014–2015, 2015–(2016), Red Star
(2015)–2016)

Cadú (Carlos Eduardo de Fiori Mendes) – Red Star
(2009–2013)

Jonathan Cafú (Jonathan Renato Barbosa) – Red Star (2018–2019)

Radnički Niš
(2013–2014)

Cauê (Roberto Carvalho Cauê) – OFK Beograd
(2009–2010)

Cléo (Cleverson Gabriel Cordova) – Red Star (2008–2009), Partizan (2009–2011)

Mladost GAT
(2022–2023)

Bruno Duarte (Bruno Duarte da Silva) – Red Star (2024–present)

Edgar (Edgar Bruno da Silva) – Red Star
(2008–2009)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2001–2002)

Edson Silva (Edson José da Silva) – Red Star
(2015–2016)

Eduardo (Eduardo Ferreira Abdo Pacheco) – Partizan (2011–2013)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2020–2021)

Ely Thadeu (Ely Thadeu Bravin Rangel) – Red Star (2006–2007), Bežanija (2007–2008)

Javor Ivanjica
(2022–2023)

Sartid Smederevo
(1997–1998)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2022–2023, 2024–present)

Evandro Goebel – Red Star
(2010–2012)

Everton Luiz (Everton Luiz Guimarães Bilher) – Partizan
(2015–2018)

Fabinho Mauá (Fabio Moises Rosa) – OFK Beograd (2003–2004)

Napredak Kruševac
(2007–2008)

Fabrício (Fabrício Silva Dornellas) – Partizan
(2015–2016)

Richard Falcão aka Rei (Richard Amorim Falcão) – Novi Pazar (2014–2015)

Javor Ivanjica
(2015–2016)

Ferreira (Josiesley Ferreira Rosa) – Red Star
(2008–2009)

Fumaça (José Gomes Fumaça) – Red Star (1998–1999)

Gefferson Goulart (Gefferson da Silva Goulart) – Železnik
(2003–2005)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2008–2009)

Guiba (Guilherme Humberto da Silveira) – Red Star (1997–1998)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–2025)

Matheus Índio (Matheus Salgueiro Pains) – Vojvodina (2023–2024)

Jander (Jander Ribeiro Santana) – Red Star
(2019–2020)

Jatobá (Carlos Roberto Jatobá) – Spartak Subotica
(1990–1991)

Jean Carioca (Jean da Silva Duarte) – OFK Beograd
(2002–2003)

Jeff Silva (Jefferson da Silva Nascimento) – Red Star
(2008–2009)

Jefferson Batista (Jefferson Alexandre Batista) – Vojvodina (2008–2009)

Smederevo
(2012–2013)

Juca (Juliano Roberto Antonello) – Partizan
(2007–2009)

Kayque (Kayque Luis Pereira) – Spartak Subotica (2024–present)

Napredak Kruševac
(2009–2010)

Leandro Netto (Leandro Netto de Macedo) – OFK Beograd
(2001–2004)

Javor Ivanjica
(2023–present)

Léo Antônio (Léonardo Antônio) – Spartak Subotica (2024–present)

Leonardo (Leonardo da Silva Souza) – Partizan
(2016–2017)

Smederevo
(2012–2013)

Lucas Piasentin – Čukarički (2013–2017)

Marcinho (Marcio Teruel) – Jagodina
(2012–2013)

Marcos (Marcos Fernando Souza Cilia) – OFK Beograd (2003–2004)

Marquinhos (Marco Antonio Carmo Anjos) – Spartak Subotica
(1990–1991)

Borac Čačak
(2017–2018)

Vinicius Mello (Vinicius Silveira de Mello) – Čukarički (2023–2024)

Bruno Mezenga (Bruno Ferreira Mombra Rosa) – Red Star (2011–2012)

Osvaldo Monteiro – Spartak Subotica (1990–1991)

BSK Borča
(2012–2013)

Vinícius Pacheco (Vinícius Pacheco dos Santos) – Red Star
(2011–2012)

Picon (Fernando Picon da Silva) – OFK Beograd
(2002–2003)

Marcelo Pletsch (Marcelo José Pletsch) – Vojvodina (2009–2010)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2008–2010)

Smederevo
(2009–2010)

Renan (Renan da Silva Alves) – Vojvodina
(2017–2018)

Sloboda Užice
(2010–2011)

Ricardinho (Ricardo Cavalcante Mendes) – Red Star
(2017–2018)

Richard (Richard dos Santos de Almeida) – Čukarički (2022–2023)

Hajduk Beograd
(2002–(2003)

Ronaldo Viana (Ronaldo Aparecido Viana) – Železnik
(2003–2005)

Borac Čačak (2001–2002), OFK Beograd
(2002–2003)

Matheus Saldanha (Matheus Bonifácio Saldanha Marinho) – Partizan (2023–2024)

Borac Čačak
(2015–2016)

Sávio (Sávio Oliveira do Vale) – Red Star
(2009–2012)

Sartid Smederevo
(1997–1998)

Napredak Kruševac
(2014–2015)

Dinamo Vranje
(2018–2019)

Borac Čačak
(2016–2017)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2007–2008)

Rad Beograd
(2013–2014)

Vítor Hugo (Vitor Hugo Manique de Jesus) – Partizan (2007–2008)

Mateus Viveiros (Mateus Viveiros Andrade) – Red Star (2016–2017)

Borac Čačak
(2010–2011)

William (William Artur de Oliveira) – OFK Beograd
(2007–2009)

Borac Čačak
(2008–2012)

Willians (Willians Bartolomeu dos Santos) – Red Star
(1998–1999)

Sartid Smederevo
(1997–1998)

Rad Beograd
(2017–2018)

Bulgaria

Former Juventus striker Valeri Bojinov signed with Partizan in summer 2015.

Ivan Ivanov, Bulgarian Footballer of the Year 2013, played with Partizan.

Todor Atanaskov^[13] – Red Star (1946–1948) – ( when active)

Ivan Bandalovski – Partizan (2014–2016)

Valeri Bojinov – Partizan (2015–2017)

Borac Čačak
(2010–2011)

Blagoy Georgiev – Red Star (2006–2007)

Ivan Ivanov – Partizan (2011–2013)

Zoran Janković^[14] – Železnik (1996–1998), Vojvodina (1998–2000), Inđija (2009–2011) – ( when active)

Veljko Jelenković – Vojvodina (2022–2023) – ( when active)

Jedinstvo Beograd
(1939–1941)

Hajduk Kula
(2009–2012)

Asen Nikolov – Partizan (2006–2007)

Predrag Pažin^[15] – Partizan (1994–1999) – ( when active)

Radanov – Mitić Beograd (1942–1943)

Petar Shopov – Železnik (2001–2004)

Blagoy Simeonov^[16] – OFK Beograd (1946–1947) – ( when active)

Dragoljub Simonović^[17] – Obilić (1997–1999) – ( when active)

Kiril Simonovski^[18] – Partizan (1945–1950) – ( when active)

Metalac G.M.
(2016–2017)

Radnički Niš
(1990–1992)

Radnički Niš
)2024–2025)

Borac Čačak
(2015–2016)

Radnički Niš
)2024–present)

Burkina Faso

Nasser Djiga played for Red Star in the Champions League.

Nasser Djiga – Red Star (2023–2024)

Dramane Salou – Partizan (2017–2018)

Cameroon

Djemba-Djemba, former Manchester United player, joined Partizan in summer 2013.

Tawamba debuted for Cameroon in 2018 while playing with Partizan

TSC Bačka Topola
(2024–2025)

Mladost Lučani
(2020–2023)

Pierre Boya – Partizan (2003–2007, 2010–2011)

Eric Djemba-Djemba – Partizan (2013–2014)

Čukarički Stankom
(2004–2005)

Radnički Niš
(2022–present)

Radnički Niš
(2023–2024)

BSK Borča
(2012–2013)

Dinamo Vranje
(2018–2019)

Javor Ivanjica
(2012–2013)

Daniel Kamy – Inđija (2020–2021)

Noé Kwin – Spartak Subotica (2012–2013)

John Mary^[19] – Vojvodina (2014–2016), Novi Pazar (20224–present)

Rad Beograd
(2002–2003)

Mladost Lučani
(2023–2024)

Alexis N'Gambi – Partizan (2008–2009)

Napredak Kruševac
(2009–2010)

Idriss Nguessi – Novi Pazar (2012–2013)

Napredak Kruševac
(2019–2021)

Železničar Pančevo
)2024–present)

Claude Rygan – Partizan (2003–2004)

Hajduk Kula
(2012–2013)

Léandre Tawamba – Partizan (2016–2018)

Sloboda Užice
(2011–2013)

Mladost Lučani
(2015–2018)

Javor Ivanjica
(2012–2015)

Radnički Niš
(2021–present)

Canada

Milan Borjan, Canada national goalkeeper, spent much of his career in Serbia.

Radnički Niš (2014–2015), Red Star
(2017–2023)

Hajduk Beograd
(2002–2005)

TSC Bačka Topola (2019–2022, 2023–2024), Spartak Subotica
(2022–2023)

Rad Beograd (2009–2010), Vojvodina
(2017–2018)

Javor Ivanjica
(2016–2019)

Radnički Obrenovac
(2002–(2003)
Dejan Jakovic^[23] – Red Star (2008–2009)

Smederevo
(2009–2010)

Rad Beograd
(2014–2015, 2021–2022)

Aleksa Marković – Zemun (2015–2016, 2017–2018)

Mario Ostojić –
Milicionar Beograd (1998–1999), Red Star
(2000–2001)

Borac Čačak
(2002–2004)

Radnički Kragujevac (1969–1973) – (
when active)

Cape Verde

Patrick Andrade – Partizan (2022–2023)

Ricardo Gomes – Partizan
(2018–2019.2021–2023)

Central African Republic

David Manga^[25] – Partizan (2011–2012)

Chad

Misdongarde Betolngar – Red Star (2007–2008), Metalac G.M. (2009–2012)

Chile

Mario Berrios – OFK Beograd
(2006–2007)

Sebastián Guerrero – Čukarički (2013–2014)

China

Cheng Mouyi – Spartak Subotica (2010–2011)

Metalac G.M.
(2019–2021)

Jia Xiuquan^[26] – Partizan (1987–1989)

Rad Beograd
(2009–2010)

Li Siqi – Inđija (2019–2020)

Liu Haiguang^[26] – Partizan (1987–1989)

Radnički Niš
(2019–2020)

Radnik Surdulica
(2016–2017)

Mladost Lučani
(2017–2018)

Borac Čačak
(2017–2018)

Chinese Taipei (Taiwan)

Tim Chow^[27] – Spartak Subotica (2018–2019)

Colombia

Andrés Colorado – Partizan (2022–2023)

Haider Landázuri – Proleter Novi Sad (2021–2022)

Cristian Martínez Borja – Red Star (2010–2012)

Mauricio Molina – Red Star (2007–2008)

José Mulato – Spartak Subotica (2024–2025)

Mladost Lučani
(2024–present)

Nélson Pizarro – OFK Beograd (2006–2007)

Keimer Sandoval – Red Star (2024–present)

Comoros

Ben, Red Star recorder in league appearances for a foreigner.

Železničar Pančevo
(2024–present)

Congo

Javor Ivanjica
(2017–2018)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2024–present)

Congo D.R.

After 5 years in Stuttgart, in 2024 Red Star brought him for their CL campaign.

Radnički Niš
(2024–present)

Jonathan Bolingi – Vojvodina (2023–present)

Aldo Kalulu – Partizan (2023–present)

Borac Čačak
(2016–2017)

Ibrahim Somé Salombo – Bežanija (2007–2008), Red Star (2008–2009)

Silas – Red Star (2024–present)

Borac Čačak
(2016–2017)

Costa Rica

John Jairo Ruiz – Red Star (2016–2017)

Côte d'Ivoire

Krasso, 2023 Africa Cup of Nations champion while playing with Red Star.

Javor Ivanjica
(2017–2019)

Issiaka Dembele – OFK Beograd (2024–present)

Radnički Niš
(2023–2024)

Jean-Philippe Krasso – Red Star (2023–2024)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–present)

Ismaël Béko Fofana – Partizan (2013–2016), Čukarički (2016–2018), Vojvodina (2018–2019)

Cèdric Gogoua – Partizan
(2015–2017)

Javor Ivanjica
(2023–present)

Tekstilac Odžaci
2024–present)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2008–2011)

Mladost Lučani
(2014–2015)

Železničar Pančevo
(2024–present)

Mladost Lučani
(2023–present)

Železničar Pančevo
(2024–present)

Caleb Zady Sery – Vojvodina (2023–2025)

Croatia

Excluded the players that played before 1991 when Croatia became independent, but including the players that were Croatian Serbs born in nowadays Croatia, usually having double citizenship.

Matej Delač, Vojvodina.

Ivan Aleksić – Jagodina (2014–2015)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2022–2023)

Hajduk Kula
(2010–2011)

Mario Barić – Vojvodina (2013–2014)

Slavko Bralić – Vojvodina (2019–2021)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2024–present)

Borac Čačak
(1994–1995)

Hajduk Kula
(1994–1998)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2021–present)

Frane Čirjak – Novi Pazar (2023–2024)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2023–present)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–present)

Matej Delač – Vojvodina (2013–2014)

Napredak Kruševac
(2008–2009)

Hajduk Kula
(2008–2009)

Hajduk Kula (2007–2010), Voždovac (2013–(2014), Spartak Subotica
(2014–2015)

Rad Beograd
(1990–1995)

Aleksandar Glamočak – Vojvodina (2000–2001)

Dejan Godar – Spartak Subotica (1996–1997), Vojvodina (1998–1999)

Rad Beograd
(1990–1993)

Ronald Habi – OFK Kikinda (1996–1998), Vojvodina (1998–2002)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2020–2021)

Napredak Kruševac
(2014–2015)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2008–2010, 2012–2018)

Saša Jelovac – Zemun (1999–2000)

Veldin Karić – Vojvodina (1992–1993)

Ante Knezović – Zemun (2017–2018)

Ivan Konjević – Zemun (199_–1994)

Železničar Pančevo
(2023–2024)

Proleter Zrenjanin
(1988–1992)

Davor Magoč – Vojvodina (2003–2004)

Vinko Malenica – Vojvodina (1998–1999)

Slavko Mandić – Spartak Subotica (199_–1998)

Hajduk Kula
(1991–1993)

Rad Beograd
(1991–1992)

Mladost Apatin
(2005–2007)

Milenko Milićević – Zemun (1991–1993)

Hajduk Kula
(2010–2011)

Ante Mitrović – Metalac G.M. (2015–2017)

Mačva Šabac
(2020–2021)

Radnički Niš
(2012–2013)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2020–2021)

Predrag Počuča – Železnik (2003–2004)

Dejan Poljaković – Spartak Subotica (1997–2001)

Denis Prtenjača – Čukarički (1996–2000)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2021–2022)

Hrvoje Rizvanović – Vojvodina (2017–2019)

Goran Skeledžić – Spartak Subotica (1991–1994)

Mladost Apatin
(2005–2007)

Dajan Šimac – Jagodina (2013–2015)

Radnički Kragujevac (2013)–2014), Novi Pazar
(2013–(2014)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2022–2023)

Radnik Surdulica
(2023–2024)

Novak Tepšić – Voždovac (2023–present)

Filip Tomašković – Spartak Subotica (2021–2022)

Mačva Šabac (2019–2020), Inđija
(2020–2021)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2022–2023)

Croatian internationals that played in Serbian top league clubs only during Yugoslav period:
Robert Prosinečki, first as player, then more recently as coach, at Red Star.

Rad Beograd
(1985–1986)

Goran Jurić – Red Star (1987–1991)

Ardian Kozniku^[30] – Priština (1988–1990)

Robert Prosinečki – Red Star (1987–1991)

Kujtim Shala^[31] – Partizan (1983–1984), Priština (1984–1989)

Ivo Šeparović – Spartak Subotica (1984–1985)

Players that represented NDH (Independent State of Croatia):

Zlatko Čajkovski, Partizan.

Miroslav Brozović – Partizan (1946–1948)

Zlatko Čajkovski – Partizan (1946–1955)

BSK Beograd
(1937–1940)

Svetozar Džanić^[32] – Vojvodina
(1934–1936)

BSK Beograd (1933–1937), Partizan
(1945–1947)

BSK Beograd
(1935–1938)

BSK Beograd
(1934–1941)

Naša Krila Zemun
(1947–1948)
Florijan Matekalo – Partizan (1946–1947)

Antun Pogačnik – Jugoslavija (193_–193_)

Curaçao

Xander Severina – Partizan (2023–2025)

Richairo Živković – Red Star (2021–2022) – ( when active)

Cyprus

Nikolas Asprogenis – Partizan (2004–2007)

Konstantinos Evropidos – OFK Beograd (2023–2024)

Rad Beograd (1987–1989) – (
when active)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–present)

Alexander Spoljaric – OFK Beograd
(2014–2017)

Milenko Spoljaric – OFK Beograd (1989–1992) – (
when active)

Radnički Niš (1990–1991) – (
when active)

Marinos Tzionis – Čukarički (2024–2025)

Czech Republic

Including the periods of Bohemia and Czechoslovakia.

BSK Beograd (1911–1912) – (
when active)

Građanski Niš (1935–1936) – (
when active)

Radnički Niš
(2012–2013)

Josef Čapek – Vojvodina (1919–1921) – ( when active)

BSK Beograd (1911–1914, 1918–1923) – (
when active)

František Haas – NAK Novi Sad (1935–1939), Vojvodina (1940–1941) – ( when active)

BSK Beograd (1911–1913) – (
when active)

František Kotrba – NAK Novi Sad (1935–1937) – ( when active)

Alois Machek – Jugoslavija (1913–1914, 1918–1926) – ( when active)

Eduard Mifek – Velika Srbija (1913–1914) – ( when active)

BSK Beograd (1911–1912) – (
when active)

Václav Petrovický – Jugoslavija (1913–1914, 1918–1921) – ( when active)

Sloboda Užice
(2010–2011)

BSK Beograd (1911–1914) – (
when active)

Batko Voves – Mitić Beograd (1942–1943) – ( when active)

Denmark

Andrija Rajović – Spartak Subotica (2020–2021,2021–2022)

Ecuador

Segundo Castillo, during his period in Red Star, was the captain and commanded the game of both, the club, and Ecuador.

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–2025)

Radnički Niš
(2014–2015)

Michael Bermúdez – OFK Beograd (2024–present)

Walberto Caicedo – Metalac G.M. (2015–2017)

Denil Castillo – Partizan (2023–2024)

Segundo Castillo – Red Star (2006–2008)

José Gutiérrez – Novi Pazar
(2014–2015)

Jainer Medina – Spartak Subotica (2017–2018)

José Mina – Novi Pazar
(2014–2015)

Franklin Salas – Red Star (2007–2008)

Egypt

Dinamo Vranje
(2018–2019)

Omar Fayed – Novi Pazar
(2023–2024)

El Salvador

Bečej (1992–1995) – (
when active)

England

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–2925)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2024–present)

Estonia

Napredak Kruševac
(2022–2023)
Bogdan Vaštšuk – Voždovac (2023–2024)

Finland

Lauri Dalla Valle – Zemun (2017–2018)

France

Damian Le Tallec, Red Star.

Jean-Christophe Bahebeck – Partizan (2020–2022)

Axel Bakayoko – Red Star (2020–2022)

IMT Beograd
(2024–present)

BSK Beograd (1925–1928) – (
when active)

BSK Beograd
(1923–1924)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–present)

Yohan Bilingi – FK Spartak Subotica (2024–present)

IMT Beograd
(2024–present)

IMT Beograd
(2024–present)

Loïs Diony – Red Star (2021–2022)

IMT Beograd
(2024–2025)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2021–2022)

Radnički Niš
(2022–2023)

Goran Jerković – Jagodina (2015–2016)

Damien Le Tallec – Red Star (2015–2018)

Rad Beograd
(2012–2013)

Marko Muslin – Red Star (2003–2004)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2024–2025)

Sloboda Užice
(2013–2014)

Rad Beograd
(2011–2012)

Radnički Niš
(2023–2024)

Gabon

Guélor Kanga, Red Star. His compatriot Delicat in 1983 became the first African to play in Yugoslav First League.

Anselme Délicat – Vojvodina (1983–1986)

Guélor Kanga – Red Star (2016–2018,2020–present)

Gambia, The

Muhammed Badamosi – Čukarički (2022–2023)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–2025)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2020–2021)

Modou Jobe – Inđija (2020–2021)

Ousman Marong – Radnik Surdulica (2022–2023)

Železničar Pančevo
(2023–present)

Radnik Surdulica
(2023–2024)

Georgia

Irakli Azarovi – Red Star (2022–2023)

Guram Giorbelidze – Vojvodina (2023–2024)

Irakli Goginashvili – Novi Pazar (2015–2016)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–present)

Mikheil Khutsishvili – Vojvodina (2008–2010)

Davit Kokhia – Vojvodina (2014–2015)

Giorgi Merebashvili – Vojvodina (2009–2012)

Radnički Niš
(2022–2023)

Radnički Niš
(2022–2023)

Germany

Including West Germany from 1949 to 1990.

Marko Marin, German international, signed with Red Star when they reached the group stage of 2018–19 UEFA Champions League.

Alexander Arsovic – OFK Beograd (2002–2003), Red Star (2004–2005)

Železničar Pančevo
(2024–present)

IMT Beograd
(2023–2024)

Erich Feldmann – BUSK Beograd (1924–1925)

Borac Čačak
(2016–2017)

Radnicki Kragujevac
(2021–2022)

Luka Losic – Voždovac (2017–2019)

Marko Marin – Red Star (2018–2020)

Grafičar Beograd
(1931–1932)

Bačka Subotica (193x–1949) – (
when active)

Čukarički Stankom
(2007–(2008)

Milicionar Beograd (1997–1999), Vojvodina
(2001–2002)

Robert Puha – Spartak Subotica (1989–1990) – ( when active)

Borac Čačak
(1993–1996)

Ghana

Stephen Appiah, Vojvodina, one of the best known foreigners to play in Serbia.

Richmond Boakye, Red Star striker.

Prince Tagoe, Partizan striker.

2022 World Cup
.

Radnik Surdulica
(2022–present)

Sadick Adams – Vojvodina (2009–2010)

Addoquaye Addo – Red Star (2007–2008)

Radnički Niš (2023–2024), OFK Beograd
(2024–present)

Lee Addy – Red Star (2010–2012), Čukarički (2015–2016)

Dominic Adiyiah – Partizan (2010–2011)

Francis Afriyie – Vojvodina (2016–2018)

Samuel Afum – Spartak Subotica (2018–2019)

Napredak Kruševac
(2009–2010)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2013–2014)

Javor Ivanjica
(2023–2024)

Ebenezer Annan – Novi Pazar (2023–2024), OFK Beograd (2024)–2025), Red Star (2024–present)

Napredak Kruševac (2009–2010), Vojvodina (2010–2013), Metalac G.M.
(2011–(2012)

Mladost Lučani
(2017–2018)

Eric Appiah – Metalac G.M. (2021–2022)

Stephen Appiah – Vojvodina (2011–2012)

Alfred Arthur – Jagodina (2008–2009)

Isaac Kwabena Arthur – Voždovac (2023–present)

Borac Čačak
(2016–2017)

Nathaniel Asamoah – Red Star (2011–2013)

Javor Ivanjica
(2016–2018)

Daniel Awuni – Čukarički (2024–present)

Joseph Bempah – Vojvodina (2016–2018), Proleter Novi Sad (2018–2019)

Richmond Boakye – Red Star (2016–2018, 2018–2021)

Kennedy Boateng – Jagodina (2008–2010)

Kwame Boateng – Metalac G.M. (2011–2012)

Kwaku Bonsu Osei – Spartak Subotica (2022–2023)

Sloboda Užice (2010–2012, 2014–2015), Jagodina
(2012–2013)

Osman Bukari – Red Star (2022–2024)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2014–2015)

jedinstvo Ub
(2024–present)

Haminu Draman – Red Star (2005–2006)

Emmanuel Dzigbah – Čukarički (2024–present)

Napredak Kruševac (2011–2016), Red Star
(2016–2018)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2022–2023)

Radnički Niš
(2023–present)

Abel Hammond – Metalac G.M. (2010–2011)

Mohammed-Awal Issah – Red Star (2008–2011)

Radnički Niš
(2012–2013)

Owusu-Ansah Kontor – Metalac G.M. (2011–2015), Novi Pazar
(2015–2016)

Radnički Niš
(2023)–2024)

Radnik Surdulica
(2016–2019)

Donji Srem
(2014–2015)
Zlatibor Čajetina (2020–2021), Red Star (2021)–2022,2022–2023), Novi Pazar
(2021-(2022)

Donji Srem (2014–2016), Voždovac
(2020–2021,2021-2022)

Radnički Niš
(2024–present)

Rad Beograd
(2011–2012)

Kwadwo Opoku Ackah – OFK Beograd (2024–present)

Hajduk Kula
(2011–2012)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2014–2015)

Leonard Owusu – Partizan (2023–present)

Radnik Surdulica (2014–2016), Čukarički (2017–2019,2022–2023), OFK Beograd
(2024–present)

Vilson Kwame Owusu – Čukarički (2019–2020)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2024–2025)

Rashid Sumaila – Red Star (2018–2019)

Mladost Lučani
(2019–2020)

Prince Tagoe – Partizan (2010–2011)

Radnički Niš
(2024–present)

Borac Čačak
(2014–2015)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–present)

Godswill Vadze – Čukarički (2024–present)

Železničar Pančevo
(2024–present)

Jedinstvo Ub (2022–2024), Partizan
(2024–present)

Greece

Theodoros Apostolidis – Bor (1969–1972)

Nikolaos Baxevanos – Spartak Subotica (2022–2023)

Diamantis Chouchoumis – Vojvodina (2018–2019)

Radnik Surdulica
(2018–2019)

Galanos – Obilić (1942–1943)

Lefteris Matsoukas – Dinamo Vranje (2018–2020)

Kolubara Lazarevac (2022–2023), Novi Pazar
(2023)–2024)

Sifnios – Somborski SK (1930)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2024–present)

IMT Beograd
(2022–present)

Javor Ivanjica
(2016–2017)

Radnički Beograd
(1925–1926)

Guadeloupe

Radnički Kragujevac
(2023–present)

Thomas Phibel – Red Star (2016–2017) – ( when active)

Guinea

Seydouba Soumah, Partizan and Novi Pazar.

Abdoulaye Cissé – Novi Pazar (2020–2021, 2023–2024, 2025–present)

Sekou Keita – Voždovac (2021–2022)

Seydouba Soumah – Partizan (2017–2018, 2019–2021), Novi Pazar (2023–present)

Kalla Toure –
Sloboda Užice
(2012–2013)

Finland

Lauri Dalla Valle – Zemun (2017–2018)

Guinea-Bissau

Moreira, Partizan fans idol.

Borac Čačak
(2016–2017)

Dálcio – Red Star (2024–2025)

Ednilson^[35] – Partizan (2007–2008) – ( when active)

Almami Moreira^[36] – Partizan (2007–2011), Vojvodina (2011–2013) – ( when active)

Zé Mário – Čukarički (2023–present)

Honduras

Kervin Arriaga – Partizan (2024–2025)

Luis Garrido – Red Star (2012–2013)

Hong Kong

Napredak Kruševac (1990–1992), Obilić (1994–1995) – (
when active)

Hungary

Ferenc Plattkó, before spending 7 seasons in FC Barcelona, played with KAFK Kula.

László Köteles, another Hungarian goalkeeper that spent part of his career in Serbia.

István Nyers, who played with Inter, Roma and Barcelona among others, played with ŽAK Subotica during WWII and in 1945.

Including the period of Austro-Hungary.

Eugen Ábrahám aka Saraz II – Vojvodina (1923–1924)

Radnički Kragujevac
(1945–1946)

Lajos Barna – Bačka Subotica (1939–1940)

BSK Beograd
(1920–1921)

Velika Srbija
(1913–1914), Juda Makabi (1921–1923)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2021–2022)

Ferenc Bódi – NAK Novi Sad (1937–1942)

János Borsó – Vojvodina (1985–1986)

Rajmond Breznik – Juda Makabi (1923–1924), NTK Novi Sad (1924–1925)

Antun Copko – Bačka Subotica (191_–1923) – ( when active)

Géza Copko – Bačka Subotica (191_–1925) – ( when active)

Ladiszlav Csányi – Vojvodina (1967–1969)

Pál Dárdai – Vojvodina
(1985–1986)

Dezső – Vojvodina (1919–1920)

Kálmán Dobi – NAK Novi Sad (1924–1925)

Sándor Dudás – Vojvodina (1921–1926)

József Dzurják – Spartak Subotica (1990–1991)

BSK Beograd
(1923–1924)

József Fábián – NAK Novi Sad (193x–194x)

István Gligor – OFK Beograd (1973–1974)

Árpád Gőgös – NAK Novi Sad (193x–1937)

Nándor Guttmann – Srpski mač (1908)

János Hajdú – NAK Novi Sad (1924–1925)

Nándor Hargitai – NAK Novi Sad (1940–1943)

Gyula Hegedűs – ŽAK Subotica (1935–1937)

Filip Holender – Partizan (2020–2022)

Gyula Horváth – NAK Novi Sad (1924–1925)

Zoltan Inotai – SAND Subotica (1927–1929)

Radnički Beograd
(1945–1946)

János Karába – NAK Novi Sad (1936–1937)

Bečej (1990–1996), Spartak Subotica (1996–1999) – (
when active)

László Köteles – Železnik (2002–2003)

Lajos Kovács – NAK Novi Sad (1937–1945)

Ede Krausz – SAND Subotica (1921–1923)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2021–2022)

József Lakatos – 14. Oktobar Niš (1946–1947)

Ferenc Makó – Partizan (195x–195x)

Somborski SK
(1923–1924)

Tamás Nagy – Spartak Subotica (1990–1991)

Károly Nemes – NAK Novi Sad (1919–1924), Jugoslavija (1924–1925)

István Nyers – ŽAK Subotica (1941–1945), Spartak Subotica (1945–1946)

Hajduk Kula
(1999–2000)

Sándor Peics – Vojvodina (1929–1930)

KAFK Kula
(1921–1922)

Zsolt Radics – Spartak Subotica (1998–2001)

ŽAK Kikinda
(1935–1936)

József Rumos – NAK Novi Sad (193_–1941)

KAFK Kula
(1924–1925)

BSK Beograd
(1922–1924)

Vilmos Sipos – Jugoslavija (1930–1931) – ( when active)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2023–present)

Gyula Spitz – Partizan (1946–1947)

BSK Beograd
(1921–1924)

Sándor Szluha – Vojvodina (1939–1940), NAK Novi Sad (1940–1942)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2022–2023)

Bačka Subotica
(1923)

Janos Thurzó – NAK Novi Sad (193x–1937)

Tőrők –
BSK Beograd
(1920–1921)

Flórián Urbán – Spartak Subotica (1999–2000)

Sándor Weisz – Juda Makabi (1921–1923), Vojvodina (1923–1927, 1928–1929)

Indonesia

Borac Čačak (2009–2010) – (
when active)

Radnik Surdulica
(2019–2021)

Iraq

Radnički Niš
(2019–2020)

Ireland

TSC Bačka Topola
(2024–present)

Israel
Natcho, Israel national team long-standing captain, joined Partizan in summer 2019.

Omri Glazer – Red Star (2023–present)

Bibras Natcho – Partizan
(2019–present)

Idan Vered – Red Star (2015–2016)

Italy

Piccini, Red Star defender and Italian international..

Jedinstvo Beograd
(1924–1925)

Jedinstvo Beograd (1937–1941), Jugoslavija
(1941–1942)

Diego Falcinelli – Red Star (2020–2021)

Filippo Falco – Red Star (2020–2024)

BSK Beograd
(1929–1933)

Emanuele Lirussi – OFK Beograd (2005–2006)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2023–2024)

Cristiano Piccini – Red Star (2021–2022)

BSK Beograd
(1932–1933)

Jamaica

IMT Beograd
(2024–present)

Javor Ivanjica (2022–2023), Vojvodina
(2023–2024)

Ahir Dixon – Novi Pazar (2024–present)

Junior Flemmings – Voždovac (2023–2024)

Radnički Niš
(2024–present)

Japan

Asano, summer 2019 Partizan reinforcement, regular international, response to Red Star Takayuki Suzuki sensational signing previous decade.

Takuma Asano – Partizan (2019–2021)

Hajduk Kula
(2002–2003)

Radnički Niš
(2021–2023)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2020–2021)

Rad Beograd
(2003–2004)

Takuya Murayama – Zemun (2018–2019)

Radnički Niš
(2021–2022)

Radnički Niš
(2016–2020)

Sloboda Užice
(2013–2014)

Sloboda Užice
(2013–2014)

Arihiro Sentoku – Voždovac (2022–2023)

Noboru Shimura – Spartak Subotica (2017–2019,2020–2023)

Takayuki Suzuki – Red Star (2005–2007)

Sho Yamamoto – Spartak Subotica (2019–2020)

Kazakhstan

Borac Čačak (2006–2008) – (
when active)

Maxim Fedin – Spartak Subotica
(2014–2016)

Radnički Niš
(2014–2015)

IMT Beograd
(2023–2024)

Kenya
Richard Odada – Red Star (2020–2021), Metalac G.M. (2021–2022), OFK Beograd (2024–present)

Collins Sichenje – Vojvodina (2024–šresent)

Korea, D.P.R. of

Hong Yong-jo, North Korean captain at the WC2010 played with Bežanija.

Hong Yong-jo – Bežanija (2007–2008)

So Hyon-uk – Zemun (2018–2019)

Yong Lee-ja –
Napredak Kruševac
(2009–2010)

Korea, Republic of

Hwang In-beom, Red Star.

Dinamo Vranje
(2018–2019)

Mladost Apatin
(2006–2007)

Goh Young-jun – Partizan (2023–present)

Radnički Obrenovac
(2003–2005)

Hwang In-beom – Red Star (2023–2025)

Rad Beograd
(2016–2018)

Borac Čačak
(2016–2017)

Radnički Niš
(2024–present)

Kim Chi-woo – Partizan (2004–2005)

Lee San-hyeon – Bežanija (2007–2009)

Park In-hyeok – Vojvodina (2017–2018)

Borac Čačak
(2016–2017)

BSK Borča
(2012–2013)

Seol Young-woo – Red Star (2024–present)

Rad Beograd
(2017–2018)

Yoo Ji-un – Čukarički (2023–2024)

Kosovo

Counting only players that played for Kosovo national team and in clubs within Serbian league system, after 1992, outside province of Kosovo.

Halil Asani – Vojvodina (2001–2002) – ( when active)

Ismet Berisha – Železnik (1997–1998) – ( when active)

Sead Gorani – Železnik (1998–2001) – ( when active)

Milicionar Beograd (1997–1998) – (
when active)

Isa Sadriu – Partizan (1985–1986) – ( when active)

Mladost Lučani (2006–2008, 2011–2013) – (
when active)

Bačka Bačka Palanka (2016–2017) – (
when active)

Krajina

Sartid Smederevo (1995–1998) – (
when active)

Hajduk Beograd (1999–2000) – (
when active)

Milicionar Beograd (1997–1998), Priština (1998–1999) – (
when active)

Kyrgyzstan

Tamirlan Kozubayev – Jagodina (2015–2016)

Radnički Niš
(2014–2016)

Latvia

Including the period of Soviet Union.

Oļegs Karavajevs – OFK Beograd (1990–1993) – ( when active)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2020–2021)

Radnički Niš
(2016–2017)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2020–2021)

Lebanon

Raja Asfour – Vojvodina (2021–2022)

Liberia

Seku Conneh – Vojvodina (2018–2019)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2011–2012)

Borac Čačak
(2014–2015)

Libya

Mohamed El Monir – Jagodina (2011–2014), Partizan (2016–2018)

Mohamed Zubya – Partizan (2012–2013)

Lithuania

Including the period of Soviet Union.

Justas Lasickas – Zemun (2017–2018), Voždovac (2019–2022)

Daniel Romanovskij – Zemun (2018–2019)

Kęstutis Ruzgys – OFK Beograd (1991–1992) – ( when active)

Luxembourg

Radnički Kragujevac
(2924–present)

Seid Korać – Vojvodina (2023–present)

Mali

Kalifa Coulibaly – Red Star (2022–2023)

Fousseni Diabaté – Partizan (2022–2023)

Radnički Niš
(2023–2024)

Radnički Niš
(2023–2024)

Sambou Sissoko – Čukarički (2022–present)

Hamidou Traoré – Partizan (2022–2023)

Mamadou Traoré – Vojvodina (2022–2023)

Malta

Andrei Agius – Zemun (2003–2004)

Boston Billups – IMT Beograd (2023–2025)

Nenad Veselji – OFK Beograd (1988–1994) – ( when active)

Moldova

Vitalie Bulat – Novi Pazar (2013)–2014), OFK Beograd (2013–(2014)

Montenegro

Excluded the players that played before 2006 when Montenegro became independent. Montenegrin players that were internationals for FR Yugoslavia/Serbia and Montenegro are indicated in italics.

Mladen Božović, Partizan.

Vladimir Božović, OFK Beograd.

Stevan Jovetić, Partizan.

Mladen Kašćelan, OFK Beograd and Voždovac.

Ivan Kecojević, Čukarički and OFK Beograd.

Yugoslav international goalkeeper Kralj played most of his career in Patizan.

Stefan Savić, BSK Borča and Partizan, before moving to the Premier League.

Filip Stojković, Red Star.

Marko Vešović, Red Star.

Vladimir Volkov, OFK Beograd, Partizan, Radnički Niš and Rad.

Simon Vukčević, Partizan and Vojvodina.

Ivan Vuković, OFK Beograd.

Radoslav Batak, Vojvodina.

Bojan Brnović, Partizan and Obilić.

Andrija Delibašić, Partizan.

Miodrag Džudović, OFK Beograd.

Milorad Peković, OFK Beograd and Partizan.

Radnički Kragujevac
(2023–present)

Vladan Adžić – OFK Beograd (2012–2014)

Borac Čačak
(2015–2016)

BSK Borča
(2012–2014)

Ermin Alić – Spartak Subotica (2015–2016)

BSK Borča
(2010–2014)

Kolubara Lazarevac (2022–2023), Novi Pazar
(2023–present)

Proleter Zrenjanin (2001–2002), Zemun
(2005–2007)

Smederevo
(2006–(2007)

Borac Čačak
(2011–2012)

Miloš Bakrač – OFK Beograd (2010–2012)

Saša Balić – OFK Beograd (2007–2008)

Sead Banda – OFK Beograd (2008–2009)

Zoran Banović – Red Star (2004–2008)

Jovan Baošić – Jagodina (2015–2016)

Marko Baša – OFK Beograd (2000–2001, 2002–2005)

Radnički Niš
(2019–2020)

Rad Beograd
(2017–2018)

Ramazan Bišević – Novi Pazar (2012–2013)

Mladost Lučani
(2022–2023)

Dragan Bogavac – Red Star (2001–2005), OFK Beograd (2012–2014)

Čukarički Stankom (2001–2005, 2007–2008), Voždovac
(2006–2007)

Napredak Kruševac
(2022–2024)

Smederevo (2011–2012), Novi Pazar (2012–2013), Čukarički (2013–2016), Voždovac
(2016–2017)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2016–2017)

Borac Čačak
(2007–2008)

Napredak Kruševac (2013–2015), Spartak Subotica
(2015–2016)

Sloboda Užice (2010–2012), Voždovac
(2014–2015)

Mladen Božović – Partizan (2007–2010)

Vladimir Božović – OFK Beograd (2001–2002, 2003–2007)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2021–2023)

Rad Beograd
(2008–(2009)

Marko Bugarin - Spartak Subotica (2022–2023)

Borac Čačak
(2015–2016)

Radnički Niš (2014–2016), Čukarički (2016–2017), Voždovac
(2017–2018)

Radnički Obrenovac (2002–2003), FK Voždovac
(2005–2007)

Igor Burzanović – Red Star (2006–2009)

Lazar Carević - Vojvodina (2022–2024)

Mladost Lučani
(2014–2015)

Metalac G.M.
(2021-2022)

BSK Borča
(2011–2013)

Marko Ćetković – Partizan (2007–2008)

Nemanja Ćosović –
Donji Srem
(2013–2014)

Napredak Kruševac
(2019–2022)

Radnički Beograd
(2003–2005)

Napredak Kruševac
(2009)–2010)

TSC Bačka Topola (2019–2021), Novi Pazar
(2022-2023)

Železničar Pančevo
(2021–present)

Borac Čačak
(2016–2018)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2024–present)

Stefan Denković – Vojvodina (2013–2014), Spartak Subotica (2018–2021)

Andrija Dragojević – OFK Beograd (2012–2013)

Miloš Dragojević – OFK Beograd (2014–2015)

Radnički Niš (2018–2019), Vojvodina
(2019–2021)

Mišo Dubljanić – Spartak Subotica (2018–2023)

Aleksandar Dubljević – Inđija (2010)–2011)

Miloš Đalac – Novi Pazar (2010–2012)

Radomir Đalović – Red Star (2000–2001), Železnik (2001–2002)

Dinamo Vranje (2016–2017, 2018–present), Čukarički
(2017–2018)

Stefan Đorđević – Vojvodina
(2016–2017)

Kolubara Lazarevac (2021–2022, 2022-2023), Novi Pazar
(2024–2025)

Aleksa Đurasović - Spartak Subotica (2022–present)

Smederevo
(2005–2009)

Rad Beograd (2011–2014), Partizan
(2016–2018)

Sloboda Užice
(2011–2012, 2015–2016)

Duško Đurišić – OFK Beograd (1993–2000), Vojvodina (2009–2010)

Mladost Lučani
(2007–2009)

Nenad Đurović – Inđija (2009–2011)

Ivan Fatić – Vojvodina (2013–2014)

Javor Ivanjica
(2005–2007)

Čukarički Stankom
(2009–2010, 2011–2012)

Rad Beograd
(2020–present)

Vladan Giljen – OFK Beograd (2013–2014)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2020–present)

Javor Ivanjica
(2013–2015)

Tigran Goranović – Čukarički (2014–2015)

Radnički Niš
(2018–2019)

Rad Beograd
(2017–2018)

BSK Borča
(2008–2011)

Rad Beograd
(2014–2015, 2016–2018)

Javor Ivanjica (2006–2010), Jagodina
(2010–2015)

Mirko Ivanić – Vojvodina (2013–2016), Red Star (2018–present)

Igor Ivanović – OFK Beograd (2012–2014)

Branislav Janković – Čukarički (2015–2017)

Marko Janković – OFK Beograd (2014–2015), Partizan (2016–2019)

Milan Jelovac - Spartak Subotica (2021-2022)

Mladost Lučani (2001–2002), Železnik (2002–2003), Red Star
(2012–2013)

Stevan Jovetić – Partizan (2005–2008)

Napredak Kruševac (2016)–2017), Spartak Subotica
(2016–(2017)

BSK Borča (2008–2012), Čukarički (2016–2022), Vojvodina
(2023–present)

Miloš Kalezić - Novi Pazar (2021-2022)

Vasko Kalezić – Vojvodina (2017–2018), Spartak Subotica (2020–present)

Rad Beograd (2008–2009), Spartak Subotica
(2010–2011)

Radnički Niš
(2016–2017)

Radnički Niš
(2020–2022)
Mladen Kašćelan – OFK Beograd (2004–2006), Voždovac (2006–2007)

Smederevo
(2006–2008)

Čukarički Stankom (2009–2010), OFK Beograd
(2010–2012)

Luka Klikovac – Vojvpdina (2014–2015)

Damir Kojašević – Vojvodina (2017–2018), Radnički Niš (2018–2019)

Javor Ivanjica
(2022-present)

Žarko Korać – Vojvodina (2007–2009)

Napredak Kruševac
(2019–2020)

Železničar Pančevo
(2022–2024)

Nebojša Kosović – Vojvodina (2010–2014), Partizan (2015–2019)

Hajduk Kula
(2010–2011)

Čukarički Stankom
(2010–2012)

Rad Beograd
(2019–present)

Hajduk Kula
(2008–2013)

Slaven Kovačević – Zemun (2004–2007)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2021–2022)

Ivica Kralj – Partizan (1995–1998, 2000–2001, 2003–2007)

Miloš Krkotić – Metalac G.M. (2016–2017)

Nikola Krstović – Red Star (2019–2021)

Javor Ivanjica
(2017–2020,2021–present)

Filip Kukuličić – Zemun (2018–2019)

Dušan Lagator – Čukarički (2015–2018)

Risto Lakić – Partizan (2007–2008), Vojvodina (2008–2010)

Hajduk Kula
(2004–2005, 2006–2008, 2009–2011)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2006–2009, 2011–2013)

BSK Borča
(2011–2012)

BSK Borča
(2012–2013)

Rad Beograd (2016–2017), Novi Pazar
(2021–2023)

Stefan Lukačević – Metalac G.M. (2015–2017)

Bojan Magud – Zemun (2015–2018)

Radnik Surdulica
(2021–2022)

Metalac G.M.
(2021-2022)

Hajduk Kula
(2008–2011)

Stevan Marković – OFK Beograd (2010–2012)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2021–2022)

Ilija Martinović – Spartak Subotica (2023–present)

Vuk Martinović – OFK Beograd (2015–2016)

Adam Marušić – Voždovac (2010–2014)

Mladost GAT
(2022–2023)

Radnik Surdulica
(2016–2017)

Hajduk Kula (2001–2003), Zemun
(2003–2004, 2005–2007)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2018–present)

Čedomir Mijanović – Zemun (2004–2007)

Železničar Pančevo
(2023–present)

Nemanja Mijušković – OFK Beograd (2009–2010)

Kostadin Mikić – Čukarički (2015–2016)

Mirko Milikić – Inđija (2020–2021)

Mladost Lučani
(2019–2023)

Miloš Milović – Voždovac (2020~2023)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2020–present)

Miloš Mrvaljević –
Hajduk Kula
(2008–(2009)

Borac Čačak (2007–2009, 2011–2014), Red Star (2009–2010), Jagodina (2010–2011), Novi Pazar
(2011)–2012)

Bojica Nikčević – Čukarički (2018–2019, 2023–present), Novi Pazar (2020–2023)

Borac Čačak
(2013–2015)

Hajduk Kula
(2011–2012)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2021–present)

Srđan Nikolić – Obilić (2005–2009)

Napredak Kruševac
(2017–2018)

BSK Borča
(2012–(2013)

Rad Beograd (2005–2006), OFK Beograd
(2006–2008, 2013–2014)

Napredak Kruševac
(2024–present)

Smederevo
(2009–2011, 2012–2013)
Petar Orlandić – Red Star (2014–2017)

Nemanja Ostojić –
Radnički Niš
(2012–2013)

Petar Pavićević – Vojvodina (2019–present)

Hajduk Kula (1999–2008), Vojvodina (2007–(2008), Red Star (2013–2016), Spartak Subotica
(2016–2017)

Vojin Pavlović – Inđija (2019–2020)

Donji Srem
(2014–2015)

Mihailo Perović – Voždovac (2017–2018)

Periša Pešukić – Partizan (2019–2020), Novi Pazar (2020–2023)

Čukarički Stankom
(2007–2008)

Luka Petričević – Jagodina (2012–2014)

Borac Čačak
(2006–2008)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2020–2021)

Radnički Beograd (2004–2006), Inđija
(2007–2011)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2021–present)

Nikola Popović – Spartak Subotica (2017–2018)

Radnik Surdulica
(2017–2018)

Dejan Račić – Voždovac (2015–2017)

Smederevo
(2007–2008)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2017–2019)

Smederevo
(2012–2013)

Mladost GAT
(2022–2023)

Srđan Radonjić – Partizan (2003–2007)

BSK Borča
(2011–2012)

Hajduk Kula (2005–2006), Vojvodina
(2006–2007)

Napredak Kruševac
(2014–(2015)

Radnik Surdulica (2022-2023), Vojvodina
(2023–present)

Borac Čačak
(2009–(2010)

Napredak Kruševac
(2014–2015)

Pavle Radulović - Voždovac (2020-2022)

Borac Čačak
(2014–2015)

Milivoje Raičević – OFK Beograd (2011–2012)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2023–present)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2021–2022)

Borac Čačak
(2011–2012)

Rad Beograd
(2012–2015, 2016–2017)

Bojan Roganović – Čukarički (2021–present)

Slobodan Rubežić – Čukarički (2018–2019, 2020–2021), Novi Pazar (2019–2020, 2021–2023, 2024–present)),

Anđelo Rudović – Spartak Subotica
(2017–2018)

Hajduk Kula (1993–1994), Partizan
(1994–1997, 2000–(2001), 2005–2007)

BSK Borča (2008–2010), Partizan
(2010–2011)

Mladost Apatin (2000–2003), Voždovac
(2006–2007)

Vukan Savićević – Red Star (2012–2015), Vojvodina (2023–present)

Nemanja Sekulić – Vojvodina (2012–2013)

Radislav Sekulić – Čukarički (2013–2014)

Marko Simić – Jagodina (2010–2011)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2017–2018)

Marko Stanovčić –
Smederevo
(2012–2013)

Slaven Stjepanović – Partizan (2007–2008), Vojvodina (2008–2010)

Filip Stojković – Red Star (2011–2012, 2017–2019), Čukarički (2012–2016)

Aleksandar Šćekić – Partizan (2018–2022, 2023–present)

Javor Ivanjica (2017–2018), Zemun
(2018–2019)

Rad Beograd
(2016-2020)

Javor Ivanjica
(2013–2015)
Jovan Tanasijević – Vojvodina (1997–2003), Inđija (2010–2011)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2014–2015)

Žarko Tomašević – Partizan (2012–2013)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2024–present)

Smederevo
(2006–2007)

Rad Beograd
(2020–present)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2019–2021)

Uroš Vemić – Zemun (2006–2007), Jagodina (2008–2009)

Marko Vešović – Red Star (2010–2014)

Javor Ivanjica
(2020–2023)

Rad Beograd
(2017–2018)

Radnik Surdulica
(2016–2017)

Nemanja Vlahović – OFK Beograd (2015–2016)

Metalac G.M.
(2019–present)

Rad Beograd
(2017–2019)

Borac Čačak (2017)–2018), Spartak Subotica
(2017–(2018)

Marko Vučić - Novi Pazar (2022-2023)

Smederevo (2011–2012), Jagodina
(2013–2014)

Igor Vujačić – Vojvodina (2012–2014), Partizan (2019–present)

Rad Beograd
(2017–2018)

Železničar Pančevo
(2023–present)

Luka Vujanović – Vojvodina (2017–2018)

Nikša Vujanović – Spartak Subotica (2019–2021), Voždovac (2022–present)

Rad Beograd (2014–2015), Voždovac
(2020–2022,2022–present)

Miladin Vujošević – Jagodina (2014–2015)

Javor Ivanjica (2008–2009), Metalac G.M.
(2009–2010)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2006–2008)
Nikola Vujović – Partizan (2008–2009)

Borac Čačak
(2006–(2007)

Marko Vukasović – Vojvodina (2016–2018)

Radnik Surdulica
(2016–2017)

Andrija Vukčević – Spartak Subotica (2017–2019)

Ivan Vukčević – Vojvodina (2021–2023)

Marko Vukčević – Vojvodina (2015–2016)

Milan Vukotić – Partizan (2024–present)

Simon Vukčević – Partizan (2002–2006), Vojvodina (2013–2014)

Borac Čačak (2005–2006), Bežanija
(2007–2008)

Ivan Vuković – OFK Beograd (2014–2015)

Novak Vuković – Voždovac (2018–2020)

Napredak Kruševac
(2019–2020)

Dejan Zarubica – OFK Beograd (2013–2015)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2021–2022)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2018–2019)

Donji Srem
(2013–2014)

Rad Beograd
(2017–2018)

Borac Čačak (2015–2016), Čukarički
(2016–2019)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2017–(2018)

Čukarički Stankom (2010–2011), Metalac G.M.
(2011–2012)

Montenegrin internationals that only played in Serbian top league clubs before Montenegrin independence.

Radoslav Batak – Vojvodina (1997–1998, 1999–2003)

Branko Bošković – Red Star (1998–2004)

Bojan Brnović – Partizan (2003–2005), Obilić (2004–(2005)

Čukarički Stankom (2002–2003), Železnik/Voždovac
(2003–2006)

Andrija Delibašić – Partizan (1999–2004)

Miodrag Džudović – OFK Beograd (2002–2004)

Rad Beograd
(2005–2006)

Milorad Peković – OFK Beograd (1994–1999, 2001–2002), Partizan (1999–2001)

Mirko Raičević – Obilić (2002–2003)

Namibia

Čukarički Stankom
(2007–2009)

Čukarički Stankom
(2001–2002)

Hendrik Somaeb – Zemun (2018–2019)

Netherlands

Rodney Antwi – Novi Pazar (2024–present)

Lorenzo Ebecilio – Red Star (2018–2019)

Serginho Greene – Vojvodina (2012–2013)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2014–2015)

Rajiv van La Parra – Red Star (2019–2020)

Queensy Menig – Partizan (2021–2024)

Mink Peeters – Čukarički (2019–2020)

Nigel Robertha – Spartak Subotica (2024–present)

New Zealand

Adam Mitchell – Red Star (2016)–2017)

Marko Stamenić – Red Star (2023–2024)

Nigeria

Abiola Dauda, Red Star

Umar Sadiq, bronze medalist at the 2016 Olympics, was brought by Partizan in 2019.

IMT Beograd
(2023–present)

Adetunji Adeshina – Novi Pazar (2022–present)

Sunday Adetunji – Čukarički (2023–2024)

Borac Čačak
(2009–2010)

IMT Beograd
(2023–present)

Rad Beograd (199_–199_), Obilić
(1995–1997)

Victor Agbo – Jagodina (2010–2011)

Kelvin Agho – Voždovac (2023–2024)

Sampson Agoha – Voždovac (2023–2024)

Donald Agu – Obilić (1994–1995)

Javor Ivanjica (2004–2005, 2006–2009, 2014–2016), Vojvodina (2009–2013), Spartak Subotica
(2016–2017)

Hajduk Kula
(200_–200_)

Mladost Lučani
(2018–2020)

Sloboda Užice
(2013–2014)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2023–2024)
Collins Atule – Spartak Subotica (2023–2025)

Mladi Radnik
(2009–2010)

Toheeb Bamigboye – Novi Pazar (2023–2025)

IMT Beograd
(2021–2024)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2022–2024)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2024–present)

Michael Jaja Dagogo – Novi Pazar (2015–2016)

Abiola Dauda – Red Star (2012–2014)

Radnički Niš (2023–2024), Vojvodina
(2024–present)

Eddy Dombraye – OFK Beograd
(2002–2003)

Francis Ebuka – Spartak Subotica (2023–present)

John Okoye Ebuka – Novi Pazar (2015–2016)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2017–2018)

Javor Ivanjica
(2009–2010)

Ifeanyi Emeghara – Partizan (2004–2006)

Mladost Lučani
(2014–2015, 2023–present)

Železničar Pančevo
(2024–2025)

Napredak Kruševac
(2009–2010)

Bassey Howells – Spartak Subotica (2018–2019)

Javor Ivanjica
(2008–2009)

Napredak Kruševac
(2009–2010)

Javor Ivanjica
(2002–2004, 2007–2008)

Javor Ivanjica
(2005–2008)

Moses John – Zemun (2018–2019)

Oriyomi Lebi – Novi Pazar (2024–present)

Železničar Pančevo
(2023–2024)

Borac Čačak
(2004–2005)

Oladipupo Martins – Partizan (2002–2003)

Samuel Nnamani – Jagodina (2014–2015)

Prince Benjamin Obasi – OFK Beograd (2024–present)

Mladost Lučani
(2024–2025)

Mladost Lučani
(2016–2021)

Javor Ivanjica
(2021–2023)

Javor Ivanjica
(2010–2011)

Javor Ivanjica
(2002–2003)

Eze Okeuhie – Vojvodina (2017–2019), Čukarički (2019–2021)

Dinamo Vranje
(2018–2019)

Solomon Oladele – Jagodina (2008–2009)

Peter Olayinka – Red Star (2023–present)

Sloboda Užice
(2012–2013)

Emmanuel Oletu – Spartak Subotica
(2008–2010)

Peter Omoduemuke – Obilić (2004–2007)

Javor Ivanjica (2009–2013), Red Star
(2013–2014)

Julius Ejike Opara – Novi Pazar (2023–present)

Ezequiel Reuben – Spartak Subotica (2024–present)

Umar Sadiq – Partizan (2019–2021)

Gbolahan Salami – Red Star (2014–2015)

Dinamo Vranje
(2016–2020)

Napredak Kruševac
(2015–2018)

Theophilus Solomon – Partizan (2017–2018)

Javor Ivanjica
(2015–2016)

IMT Beograd
(2022–present)

Ugo Ukah – Čukarički (2014–2015)

Eke Uzoma – Spartak Subotica (2015–2016)

Taribo West – Partizan (2002–2004)

Ajia Yakub – Novi Pazar (2023–present)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2022–2023)

North Macedonia

Named F.Y.R. Macedonia until 2019. Excluded the players that played before 1992 when Macedonia became independent.

Mario Đurovski, Bežanija and Vojvodina.

Nikola Gligorov, Bežanija.

Vlatko Grozdanoski, Vojvodina.

Goran Popov, Red Star.

Mitko Stojkovski, Red Star and Macedonian national team standard defender during the 1990s.

Ivan Tričkovski, Red Star.

Emil Abaz – Spartak Subotica (2016–2018)

Ivan Aleksovski – Spartak Subotica (2020–2021)

Radnički Niš
(199_–199_)

Javor Ivanjica
(2015–2020)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2014–2016)

Napredak Kruševac (2013–(2014), Novi Pazar
(2015–2016)

Vanja Apostolovski – Vojvodina (2024–present)

Daniel Avramovski – Red Star (2014–2015, 2016–2017), OFK Beograd (2015–2016), Vojvodina (2017–2018)

David Babunski – Red Star (2015–2017)

Radnički Niš
(2012–2013)

Goran Bogdanović –
Rad Beograd
(2012–2013)

Radnik Surdulica (2019–2022), Novi Pazar
(2019-2020, 2022–2024)

Napredak Kruševac
(1993–1994)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2013–2014)
Igor Damjanoski – Zvezdara (2001–2002)

Mladost Lučani (2021–2022), Novi Pazar
(2022)-2023)

Napredak Kruševac
(1995–1996)

Benjamin Demir – Spartak Subotica (2018–2019)

Erol Demir – Železnik (1997–1998)

Filip Despotovski – OFK Beograd (2002–2004)

Andrija Dimeski – Voždovac (2023–present)

Bojan Dimoski – Partizan (2024–present)

Jastrebac Niš
(1991–1994)

Aleksandar Donev – Bežanija (2006–2007)

Radnik Surdulica
(2015–2016)

Sasho Dukov – OFK Beograd (2012–2013)

Mario Đurovski – Bežanija (2004–2007), Vojvodina
(2007–2011)

Haris Fakić – OFK Beograd (2002–2005)

Antonio Filevski – Železnik (1998–2000), Obilić 2000–(2001)

Rad Beograd (1998–2004), Obilić
(2004)–2005)

Radnik Surdulica
(2019–2020)

Čukarički Stankom
(1999–2000)

Sartid Smederevo (1998–1999), Red Star
(1999–2001)

Marjan Gerasimovski – Partizan (1998–2001)

Mačva Šabac
(2017–2018)

Marko Gjorgjievski – Voždovac (2019–2020)

Fahrudin Gjurgjević – Spartak Subotica
(2011–2013)

Nikola Gligorov – Bežanija (2006–2007)

Boban Grnčarov – OFK Beograd (2000–2003)

Vlatko Grozdanoski – Vojvodina (2007–2010)

Napredak Kruševac
(1988–1990, 1991–1993)

Borac Čačak
(2017–2018)

Gjorgji Hristov – Partizan
(1994–1997)

Donji Srem
(2014–2015)

Saša Ilić – Partizan
(1993–1995)

Rad Beograd (1989–1991), Priština
(1991–1993)

Ismail Ismaili – Priština (199_–199_)

Javor Ivanjica
(2017–2018)

Javor Ivanjica (2011–2013), FK Jagodina
(2013–2015)

Rad Beograd
(1988)–1989, 1992–1993)

Napredak Kruševac
(2020–2021)

Nikola Karčev – Metalac G.M. (2011)–2012)

Hristijan Kirovski – OFK Beograd (2002–2006)

Mladost Lučani
(2015–2017)

Rad Beograd
(2020–2021)

Borac Čačak
(2004–2007)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2016–2019)

Radnički Niš
(2015–2019)

Radnički Niš
(1989–1993)

Rad Beograd
(1987–1990, 1997–2000)

Dimitrija Lazarevski – Zemun (2005–2006)

Radnički Obrenovac
(2003–2004)

Borac Čačak (2007–2008), OFK Beograd (2009–2010), Inđija
(2012–2014)

Radnički Niš
(2014–2015)

Mladost Lučani
(2015–2016)

Hajduk Kula
(1997–2000)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2008–2010)

Žan Manovski –
Rad Beograd
(2010–2011)
Viktor Markov – Spartak Subotica (2020–2021)

Hajduk Kula
(1997–2000)

Bojan Markovski – Bežanija (2006–(2007), OFK Beograd
(2006–2009)

Sloboda Užice (2009–2011), OFK Beograd (2013–2015), Novi Pazar
(2015–2017)

Čukarički Stankom
(1998–1999)

Radnički Niš
(1992–1994)
Sašo Miloševski – Vojvodina (1995–1998)

Bojan Miovski – Zemun (2018–2019)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2021–2024)

Donji Srem
(2014–2015)

Daniel Mojsov – Vojvodina (2010–2013)

Gjorgji Mojsov – Metalac G.M. (2011)–2012)

Ilija Najdoski – Red Star (1988–1993)

Ivan Nastevski – Novi Pazar (2015–2016)

Radnički Niš
(2002–2003)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2020–2021)

Boban Nikolovski – Obilić (1996–1997), OFK Beograd (1998–1999), Železnik (2000–2002)

Dragoljub Nikolovski – OFK Beograd (1998–1999)

Vlada Novevski – Vojvodina (2020-2022), Voždovac (2022–present)

Tome Pačovski – Železnik
(2003–(2004)

Dinamo Vranje
(2018–2019)

Angelko Panov – OFK Beograd (2002–2003)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–present)

Javor Ivanjica
(2009–2011)

Radnik Surdulica
(2021–2022)

Goran Popov – Red Star (2004–2005)

Hajduk Kula
(2010–2011)

Predrag Ranđelović – Jagodina
(2013–2014)

Javor Ivanjica
(2016–2018)

Dušan Savić – Zemun (2017–2019)

Radnički Niš
(199_–199_)

Donji Srem
(2014–2015)

Borac Čačak
(2009–2014)

Radnički Niš
(2015–2016)

Rad Beograd
(2013–2015)

Rad Beograd
(2002–2003)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2024–present)

Vujadin Stanojković – Partizan (1989–1993)

Rad Beograd
(2019–2020)

Radnik Surdulica
(2008–2009, 2010–2016)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2008–2009)

Aco Stojkov – Partizan (2006–2007)

Napredak Kruševac (2009–2010), Jagodina
(2010–2014)

Mitko Stojkovski – Red Star (1991–1995)

BSK Borča
(2011–2012)

Andrej Todoroski – Spartak Subotica (2021–present)

Radnički Niš
(2021–2022)

Smederevo
(2009–2012)

Radnički Niš
(2018–2020)

Zlatko Todorovski – OFK Beograd (1999–2000)

Borislav Tomovski – Vojvodina
(1990–1995)

Napredak Kruševac
(2024–present)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2017–2019)

Viktor Trenevski – Partizan (1995–1998)

Ivan Tričkovski – Red Star
(2007–2009)

Daniel Zanovski – Spartak Subotica (2020–2021)

Darko Pančev, Red Star European Cup winner and 1991 Ballon d'Or.

Macedonian internationals that played in Serbian top league clubs only during Yugoslav period:

Boško Đurovski – Red Star
(1978–1989)

Milko Đurovski – Red Star (1980–1986), Partizan
(1986–1990)

Rad Beograd
(1990–1992)
Dragan Kanatlarovski – Red Star
(1989–1990)

Blagoja Milevski – Red Star (1990–1991)

Darko Pančev – Red Star (1988–1992)

Norway

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–2025)

Moussa Njie – Partizan (2018–2019)

Ohi Omoijuanfo – Red Star (2021–2022)

Ghayas Zahid – Partizan (2023–present)

Pakistan

IMT Beograd
(2024–present)

Palestine

Borac Čačak (2014–2015) – (
when active)

Panama

José Luis Rodríguez (Puma) – Red Star (2024–2025)

Peru

Miguel Araujo – Red Star (2013–2014)

Joao Grimaldo – Partizan (2024–2025)

Rodrigo Vilca – Voždovac (2023–2024)

Philippines

Diego Bardanca – Inđija (2019–2020) – ( when active)

Poland

Tomasz Rząsa played with Partizan in the Champions League.

Grzegorz Bronowicki – Red Star (2007–2009)

Mladost Lučani
(2014–2015)

Tomasz Rząsa – Partizan (2003–2004)

Portugal

Hugo Vieira, Red Star.

Radnički Kragujevac
(2024–present)

Andrezinho – Spartak Subotica
(2019–2020)

Rafael Floro – Novi Pazar (2023–2024)

João Lucas – Red Star (2007–2008)

Mladost Lučani
(2023–2024)

Marcelo Santiago – Jagodina (2012–2013)

Tomané – Red Star (2019–2020)

Hugo Vieira – Red Star
(2015–2017)

Romania

One of the best defenders of his time, after winning the Champions League with FCSB he was brought by Red Star and win it again, becoming one of the rare players to win the CL with two different teams..

TSC Bačka Topola
(2019–2020)

Proleter Zrenjanin
(1971–1974)

Miodrag Belodedici – Red Star (1989–1992)

Mihai Butean – Vojvodina (2024–present)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2000–2002)

Gabriel Enache – Partizan (2018–2019)

Aurel Han – Spartak Subotica (1991–1992)

Jedinstvo Beograd
(1937–1938)

Gabi Kovács – Juda Makabi (1929–1930)

BSK Beograd
(1924–1925)

Teodor Mogin – Vojvodina (1924–1925)

Borac Čačak (2010–2011), Voždovac
(2013–2014)

Constantin Nica – Vojvodina (2019–2020)

Marinel Pascu^[38] – OFK Beograd (2001–2002)

Vasile Păunescu – 14. Oktobar Niš (1946–1947)

Branimir Pavlov^[39] – OFK Kikinda (1992–1993)

Iulian Popan – Juda Makabi (1923–1924)

Virgil Popescu – Vojvodina (1938–1941), Partizan (1946–1948)

BSK Beograd (1920–1925) – (
when active)

Iosif Rotariu – OFK Kikinda (1995–1996)

Marius Sasu – Vojvodina (1997–1998)

Alin Stoica – Vojvodina (2009–2010)

Sorin Vlaicu – Red Star (1992–1993)

BSK Beograd
(1924–1925)

Russia

Including the period of Soviet Union.

Konovalov, spent couple of seasons in Serbia.

BASK Beograd (1940–1942) – (
when active)

Georgiy Bratukhin – Voždovac (2019–2021)

Daniil Chalov – Inđija (2020–2021)

Tamirlan Dzhamalutdinov – Novi Pazar (2021–2022)

Asteri Filaktov – OFK Beograd (1963–1964) – ( when active)

Železničar Pančevo
(2023–2024)

Radnički Niš
(2016–2017)

Juraj Jurak – Partizan (1946–1947) – ( when active)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2016–2017)

Jedinstvo Beograd (193_–1933), Jugoslavija (1933–1937) – (
when active)

Radnik Surdulica
(2023–2024)

Javor Ivanjica
(2015–2016)

Ladislav Polikan – NAK Novi Sad (1924–1925) – ( when active)

Yegor Prutsev – Red Star (2022–2023, 2024–2025)

Anton Pushin – Jugoslavija (1936–1937) – ( when active)

Rad Beograd
(2017–2019)

Mačva Šabac (1924–1925) – (
when active)

Nikolay Simeonov – Vojvodina (1923–1924) – ( when active)

Andrey Sorokin – Spartak Subotica (2020–2021)

BSK Beograd (1924–1925) – (
when active)

Sergey Vitvinskiy – Vojvodina (1922–1924) – ( when active)

Sartid Smederevo
(1999–2001)

Scotland

Radnički Niš
(2023–2024)

Senegal

Senegalese international Lamine Diarra, Partizan

Mladost Lučani
(2017–2018)

Yves Baraye – Vojvodina (2022–2023)

Lamine Diarra – Partizan (2007–2010, 2011–2012)

Cheikhou Dieng – Spartak Subotica (2017–2018)

Hamady Diop – Čukarički (2024–present)

Radnički Niš
(2013–2014)

Franck Kanouté – Partizan (2023–2025)

Napredak Kruševac (2014)–2015), Red Star
(2014–2016)

Cherif Ndiaye – Red Star (2023–present)

Mladost Lučani
(2024–2025)

Železničar Pančevo
(2023–2024)

Dinamo Vranje
(2018–2020)

Thierno Thioub – Novi Pazar (2021–2022)

Sierra Leone

Mohamed Kamara – Medo, Partizan.

Borac Čačak
(2015–2016)

Čukarički Stankom
(2003–2005)

Medo (Mohamed Kamara) – Partizan (2010–2013)

Lamin Suma – Jagodina (2011–2012)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2024–2025)

Singapore

Napredak Kruševac (2000–2001) – (
when active)

Slovakia

Including the period of Czechoslovakia.

Janoš Buzgo – NAK Novi Sad (1935–1936) – ( when active)

Jozef Buzgo – NAK Novi Sad (1935–1936) – ( when active)

Hesko – Vojvodina (1923–1924) – ( when active)

Radnički Niš
(2019–2020)

Sloboda Užice
(2010–2011)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–2025)

BSK Beograd (1936–1939) – (
when active)

Železničar Pančevo
(2024–present)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2022–2023)

BASK Beograd (1936–1937) – (
when active)

Milan Zvarík – Vojvodina (1985–1986) – ( when active)

Slovenia

Milenko Ačimovič was Red Star and Slovenian national team playmaker in the turn of the century.

Nejc Pecnik, Red Star.

Srečko Katanec, one of Partizans icons from the late 1980s.

Excluded the players that played before 1991 when Slovenia became independent.

Milenko Ačimovič – Red Star (1997–2002)

Gregor Balažic – Partizan (2014–2017)

Napredak Kruševac
(2022–2023)

Saša Bosilj – Železnik (2001–2002)

Rad Beograd
(2007–2008)

Emir Dautović – OFK Beograd (2014–2015, 2015–2016)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2017–2018)

Vanja Drkušić – Red Star (2024–2025)

Dejan Djermanović – Voždovac (2014–2015)

Timi Max Elšnik – Red Star (2014–present)

Željko Filipović – Vojvodina (2019–2020)

Branko Ilić – Partizan (2014–2015)

Safet Jahič – Partizan (2006–2007)

Radnički Niš
(2013–2014)

Mario Jurčevič – Partizan
(2024–present)

Kolubara Lazarevac (2022)-2023), Voždovac
(2022–2023)

Radnički Niš (1998–1999), Obilić
(1998–1999)

Dejan Kelhar – Red Star (2013–2014)

Smederevo
(2011–2012)

Mačva Šabac
(2020–2021)

Aljaž Krefl – Spartak Subotica (2016–2017)

Anej Lovrečič – Voždovac (2014–2015)

Vladimir Mandić – Vojvodina (2005–2006)

Danijel Marčeta – Partizan (2008–2009)

Darko Milanič – Partizan (1986–1987, 1988–1993)

Džoni Novak – Partizan (1990–1992)

Mačva Šabac
(2020–2021)

Nejc Pečnik – Red Star (2013–2015)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2014–2015)

Smederevo
(2009–2010)

Proleter Zrenjanin (1999–2000), Red Star
(2000–2001)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2024–present)

Filip Starič – Vojvodina (2018–2019)

Ante Šimundža – Železnik (2001–2002)

Mirnes Šišić – Red Star (2008–2009)

Davor Škerjanc – Voždovac (2014–2015)

Proleter Zrenjanin
(1990–1991)

Mačva Šabac
(2020–2021)

Slovenian internationals that played in Serbian top league clubs during Yugoslav period:

Marko Elsner – Red Star (1983–1987)

Srečko Katanec – Partizan (1986–1988)

Napredak Kruševac
(1990–1991)

South Africa

Kurt Abrahams – Novi Pazar (2023–present)

Bernard Parker – Red Star (2008–2009)

Luther Singh – Čukarički (2023–2024)

South Sudan

Kur Gai Kur – Novi Pazar (2022–2023)

Spain

Valiente, Partizan.

José Cañas – Red Star (2019–2020)

Francis Durán – Jagodina
(2012–2013)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–present)

Antonio Moreno – Partizan
(2008–2009)

Marc Valiente – Partizan (2018–2019)

Suriname

Mitchell Donald, Red Star.

Mitchell Donald – Red Star (2015–2018) – ( when active)

Gleofilo Vlijter – OFK Beograd (2024–present)

Syria

Radnički Niš
(2024–2025)

Sweden

Former ManUtd and Swedish U21 midfielder, Bojan Djordjic, played with Red Star.

Bojan Djordjic – Red Star (2003–2004)

Frederick Enaholo – Vojvodina (1991–1992)

Radnički Niš (2018)–2019, 2019–2020), Dinamo Vranje
(2018–(2019)

Niclas Nyhlén – Vojvodina
(1984–1985)

Radnički Niš
(2014–2015, 2018–2019)

IMT Beograd
(2023–2024)

Andrej Simeunović – Voždovac (2017–2018)

Switzerland

Miloš Antić – OFK Beograd (2014–2016)

Napredak Kruševac
(2017–2018)

Mihailo Bogićević – Spartak Subotica (2021–present)

Boško Borenović – Zemun (2006–2007)

Dinamo Vranje
(2018–2020)

Stefan Čolović – OFK Beograd (2014–2016)

Radnički Niš
(2022–2025)

Pape Fuhrer – Partizan (2024–present)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–present)

Rad Beograd
(2016–2017)

Boban Maksimović – Red Star (2008)–2009), Vojvodina (2008–2010)

Rad Beograd
(2005–2007)

Milan Marjanović – Metalac G.M. (2019–2020)

BSK Borča
(2009–2010)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2018–2021)

Radnik Surdulica
(2017–2018)

Luka Stević – Metalac G.M. (2021–2022)

Filip Stojilković – OFK Beograd (2024–present)

Rad Beograd
(2018–2019)

Nikola Sukacev – Metalac G.M. (2020–2021)

Javor Ivanjica
(2010–2011)

Tajikistan

Sloboda Užice
(2012–2013)

Tanzania

Morice Abraham – Spartak Subotica (2021–2023)

Alphonce Msanga – Spartak Subotica (2021–2023)

Togo

Mladost GAT
(2022–2023)

Tunisia

Radnički Kragujevac
(2024–present)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2023–2025)

Kamel Zaiem – Partizan (2008–2009)

Turkey

Čukarički Stankom
(2000–2002)

IMT Beograd
(2024–2025)

Radnički Niš
(2015–2016)

Uganda

Khalid Aucho – Red Star (2017–2018)

Nestroy Kizito – Vojvodina (2004–2010), Partizan
(2010–2011)

Borac Čačak
(2011–2012)

Ukraine

Including the period of Soviet Union.
Maksym Andrushchenko – Spartak Subotica (2020–2021)

Radnik Surdulica
(2022–2023)

Pavlo Bovtunenko – Novi Pazar (2013–2014)

Marko Dević – Zvezdara (2000–2002), Železnik (2002–2003), Voždovac (2004–2005, 2019–2020) – ( when active)

Rad Beograd
(2019–2020)

Serhiy Kulynych – Spartak Subotica (2018–2019)

Radnički Niš
(2021–2022)

Ivan Spotar – OFK Beograd (1957–1958) – ( when active)

Mykhailo Stelmakh – Spartak Subotica (1991–1992) – (
when active)

Vitaliy Tolmachyov – Spartak Subotica (1993–1994)

Yuriy Vakulko – Partizan (2018–2019)

Vadym Zhuk – Spartak Subotica (2016–2017)

United States

Freddy Adu played with Jagodina in 2014.

Freddy Adu – Jagodina (2014–2015)

Danny Barrera – Spartak Subotica (2011–2012)

Mark Conrad – Vojvodina (2007–2008)

Matt Dunn – OFK Beograd (2011–2013)

Mladost GAT
(2022–2023)

Jordan Gruber – OFK Beograd (2005–2006)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2024–present)

Čukarički Stankom
(2008–2009)

Ilija Mitić – Partizan (1960–1963), OFK Beograd (1965–1967) – ( when active)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2016–2018)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2024–present)

Preki – Red Star (1982–1985) – ( when active)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2020–2021)

Luciano Sánchez – Novi Pazar (2023–2024)

Scoop Stanisic – Partizan (1983–1984) – ( when active)

Rad Beograd
(2011–2012)

Jeremiah White – OFK Beograd (2003–2004)

Uruguay

Guzmán Corujo – Čukarički (2023–2025)

Javor Ivanjica
(2009–2010)

Javor Ivanjica
(2009–2010)

Uzbekistan

Mladost Lučani
(2017–2018)

Murod Rajabov – Novi Pazar (2016–2017)

Amirbek Saidov – OFK Beograd (2024–present)

Zambia

Kings Kangwa – Red Star Belgrade (2022–2024)

Zimbabwe

Javor Ivanjica
(2002–2003)

Borac Čačak
(2006–2007)

Javor Ivanjica
(2002–2003)

Doubts

See talk-page.

Other levels

Foreigners in second level

This is a list of foreign players that have played, or play, in the Serbian First League and its predecessors, Second League of Serbia and Montenegro, Yugoslav Second League, top Subassociation Leagues.
The criterion is the same as applied in the main list above.

Abkhazia

Bačka Bačka Palanka (2019–2020) – (
when active)

Zlatibor Čajetina (2020–2021) – (
when active)

Albania

Besnik Hasi started his career at Liria.

Shpend Abrashi – Trepča (1982–1984)

Ajazaj –
Liria Prizren
(1988–1990)

Bekim Behrami – Priština (1990–1991)

Mehmet Dragusha – Priština (1994–1998)

Liria Prizren
(1988–1990)

BSK Borča
(2013–2014)

Dodë Tahiri – ASK Obilić Aranđelovac (1930s&1950s)

Dinamo Vranje
(2019–2020)

Algeria

Sloboda Užice
(2024–2025)

Argentina

Rad Beograd
(2022–2023)

RFK Novi Sad
(2009–2010)

Grafičar Beograd
(2021–2023)

Radnički Niš
(2005–2006)

Radnički Niš
(2005–2006)

Armenia

Radnički Kragujevac
(2009–2014)

Artem Karapetyan – Bežanija (2017–2018)

Australia

Serbian Australian Susak spent most of his early career in Serbia.

Vid Amidzic – Bežanija (2011–2012)

Tomislav Arčaba – OFK Beograd (2015–2017)

RFK Novi Sad
(2010–2011)

Radnički Niš
(2002–2003)

Donji Srem (2011–2012), Teleoptik
(2012–2013)

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2022–2023)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2022–2023)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2018–2019)

Zoran Ilic – Jagodina (1993–1995)

Radnički Niš (1986–1988) – (
when active)

RFK Novi Sad
(2009–2011)

BASK Beograd
(2010–2011)

Vladimir Kosovac – OFK Beograd (2016–2017)

Sebastian Petrovich –
Mačva Šabac
(2003–2004)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2017–(2018)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2013–2014)

Donji Srem
(2015–2016)

ČSK Pivara
(2006–2007)

Smederevo
(2019–2020)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2022–2023)

Radnički Beograd
(2023–present)

Čukarički Stankom
(2002–2004)

Austria

BSK Borča
(2015–2016)

Josip Bolvari – Spartak Subotica (1983–1984)

Rudolf Chmelicek – Odžaci SK (1938–19__)

Smederevo
(2019–2020)

Ludwig Götz – ŠK Amater Sombor (1923)

Grabliker –
Budućnost Valjevo
(19__–194_)

Lazar Lazarević-Živojinović - Žarkovo (2020–2021)

Saša Lazić – Loznica (2015–2016)

Franz Machek – RFK Bor (1941–1943) – ( when active)

Theodor Mantler – UTK Novi Sad (191_–19__)

Stefan Milojević – Bežanija (2017–2019)

Dinamo Vranje
(2020–2021)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2022–2023)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2022–2023)

Azerbaijan

Subasic played in several clubs in Serbia.

Mladost Lučani
(2009–2011)

David Samedov – Bežanija (2017–2018)

Branimir Subašić – OFK Beograd (2015–2017)

Barbados

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica (2021–2022), Inđija
(2023–present)

Belarus

Mladost GAT
(2024–present)

Dinamo Vranje
(2016–2017)

Belgium

Mačva Šabac
(2021–2022)

Bosnia and Herzegovina

The players that played before 1992 are excluded except for the ones that played for the Bosnian national team.

Dinamo Vranje
(2006–2007)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2017–2018)
Sloga Kraljevo (199_–199_), FK Sevojno

Jedinstvo Ub (2001–2002), FK Dorćol
(2002–2003)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2009–2010)

Nemanja Arsić – FK Bežanija (2008–2009)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2022–present)

IMT Beograd
(2018–2019,2020–present)

Kabel Novi Sad
(2019–present)

Mladost Apatin
(1997–1999)

BSK Borča (2015–2017), OFK Žarkovo
(2018)

Radnički Sombor
(2011–2013, 2014–2015)

BSK Borča (2008–2009), Srem S.Mitrovica
(2011–present)

Rad Beograd
(2005–2009)

Radnički Stobex (2002–(2003), FK Beograd
(2003–2004)

Dinamo Vranje
(2007–2009)

Radnički Beograd
' 2023–2024)

Mačva Šabac
(2006–2008)

Anđelko Crnomarković – OFK Mladenovac (2007–2008)

Nedeljko Crnomarković – FK Bežanija (2012–2014)

Radnički Pirot
(2006–2007)

Rad Beograd, FK Obilić

Dinamo Vranje
(2019–2020)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2007–2012, 2013–2014)

Mladost Apatin
(2001–2005)

RFK Novi Sad
(2007–2010)

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2019–present)

ČSK Pivara
(1997–2004)

Dolina Padina
(2013–(2014)

RFK Novi Sad
(2010–2011)

RFK Novi Sad
(2011–2012)

Radnik Surdulica
(2014–2015)

Budućnost Dobanovci (2016–2021), Loznica
(2022-present)

Boban Dragić – Spartak Subotica (2006–2007)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2009–2010)

Javor Ivanjica
(1995–1996)

Radnički Beograd (2001–2002), FK Voždovac
(2002–2008)

Mladost GAT
(2023–present)

Ratko Dujković – OFK Kikinda (200_–200_)

Miroslav Dukić – FK Loznica (2013–present)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2019–2021)

Rad Beograd
(2006–2008)

Javor Ivanjica
(2017–present)

RFK Novi Sad
(2009–2010)

Sloboda Užice
(2016–2017, 2023–2024)

Kabel Novi Sad (199_–200_), Srem S.Mitrovica
(200_–2004)

Javor Ivanjica (2007–2011), FK Zemun
(2016–present)

RFK Novi Sad
(2011–2012)

Sinđelić Niš (2011–2012), Metalac G.M.
(2012–2013)

Mladost Apatin
(1997–1999)

ČSK Pivara
(2016–2017)

Saša Đuričić – FK Beograd (20__–20__)

Siniša Đurić – Spartak Subotica (2004–2005)

Proleter Zrenjanin
(2003–2004)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2001–2003)

Borislav Erić – FK Inđija (2013–2014)

Sloboda Užice
(2023–present)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2010–2011)

Mladi Radnik (199_–199_), FK Loznica
(2002–2003)

Luka Gajić – FK Teleoptik (2013–2014)

Dinamo Pančevo
(1998–____)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2017–present)

BASK Beograd
(2006)–2007)

Dolina Padina
(2012–2014)

Radnički Beograd
(1999–2000)

Stevo Glogovac – FK Zvezdara (1995–1997)

Donji Srem
(2015–2017)

Grafičar Beograd
(2020–present)

Radoslav Golubović – Mladost Luks (____–____)

Jovan Golić – Mladost Luks (2002–2005), FK Inđija (2006–2010)

Bojan Gostimirović – FK Inđija (2005–2007)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2012–2014)

ČSK Pivara
(2006–2008)

Šerif Hasić – FK Novi Pazar (2010–2011)

Nermin Haskić – FK Voždovac (2012–2013)

ČSK Pivara
(2006–2007)

RFK Novi Sad
(2013–2014)

RFK Novi Sad
(2022-present)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2014–2015)

Maid Jaganjac – FK Inđija (2011–2012)

Morava Ćuprija
(199_–199_)

Adnan Jahić – FK Inđija (2009–2010)

Bojan Jamina – FK Zvezdara (1997–1998)

Napredak Kruševac
(2011–2015)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2014–2015)

Ognjen Jeftenić – FK Bežanija (2012–2013)

Borac Čačak
(1995–2000)

RFK Novi Sad
(2012–2013)

Hajduk Beograd (2001–2002), FK Zemun
(2006–2008)

Radnički Beograd
(2003–2004)

Rad Beograd
(2007–2011)

BASK Beograd
(2010–2011)

Jovica Jovanović – FK Bežanija (2015–2016)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2019–2020, 2021–2022)

ČSK Pivara
(2017–present)

Grafičar Beograd (2022–2023), OFK Beograd
(2023–2024)

Mačva Šabac (2004–2006), Srem S.Mitrovica
(2005–(2006)

Vedran Kantar – OFK Mladenovac (2007–2008)

Radovan Karaman – Zemun (2024–present)

Nikola Karanović – Srem S.Mitrovica (2010–2012)

Napredak Kruševac
(1990–1993)

Igor Kenjalo – FK Bežanija (2012–2014)

Dušan Kerkez – Srem S.Mitrovica, FK Voždovac

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2011–2012)

Nenad Kiso – Zemun (2017–2018, 2019–2020), Žarkovo (2020–present)

Duško Klindo – Mladost Luks (2003–2008)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2019–present)

Hajduk Beograd
(2008–2009)

Saša Kolunija – FK Bežanija (2005–2007, (2008)–2009, 2014–2015, 2017–2018), FK Voždovac (2007)–2008), FK Zemun (2015–2016)

Dragiša Komarčević – Loznica (2020–present)

Mladost Lučani (2008–2010), FK Zemun
(2010–2011)

Milivoj Kovačević – FK Inđija (2012–2013)

ČSK Pivara
(2015–2016)

Sulejman Krpić – Metalac G.M. (2012–2013)

Napredak Kruševac
(1990–1994)

Vladan Kujundžić –
Banat Zrenjanin
(2010–2011)

Radojica Kukolj – FK Loznica (2002–2003)

Nikola Kulašević – FK Inđija (2006–2008)

Miloš Kuljanin – Metalac G.M. (2012–2013)

Dinamo Vranje
(2019–2020)

Mačva Šabac
(199_–199_)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2015–2017)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2017–2018)

Dejan Limić – FK Jagodina (2007–2008)

Mačva Šabac
(1991–199_)

Mladost Lučani
(2000–2003)

Radnički Beograd
(2003–200_)

BASK Beograd
(2006–2007)

BASK Beograd
(2006–2007)

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2018–present)

Grafičar Beograd
(2021–2022)

Mladost Lučani
(2006–2008)

Jefto Marković – FK Loznica (2007–2011)

Rad Beograd
(2005–2008)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2014–2015)

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2020-2022)

Darjan Matović – FK Inđija (2013–2014)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2017–(2018)

Rad Beograd
(2005–2007)

Rad Beograd
(199_–1995)

Goran Medenica – FK Zemun (2006–2008)

Nedžad Mehović – FK Novi Pazar (1997–1999)

RFK Novi Sad
(1991)

Samir Memišević – FK Teleoptik (2012–2013, 2013–(2014), FK Bežanija (2013)–2014)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2002–2007)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2020–present)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2009–(2010)

Remont Čačak
(2000–2002)

RFK Novi Sad (2010–(2011), FK Inđija
(2011–2014)

Milan Mirić – FK Bežanija (200_–2010)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2018–(2019)

RFK Novi Sad
(2011–2013)

Proleter Zrenjanin (2000–2001), OFK Niš
(2003–2004)

Radnički Beograd
(1993–1997)

Donji Srem
(2015–2016)

Grafičar Beograd
(2019–2020)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2009–2011)
Aleksa Mrđa – Inđija (2018–(2019)

BSK Borča
(2013–2015)

Donji Srem
(2010–2012)

Hajduk Beograd

Milicionar Beograd
(1997–2000)

Radnički Obrenovac
(2004–2005)

Stevo Nikolić – OFK Žarkovo (2019–present)

Timok Zaječar
(2012–2013)

Muhamed Omić – FK Inđija (2009–2010)

Amer Osmanagić – FK Zemun (2016–2017)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2014–2015)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2007–2008, 2018–2019)

Železničar Beograd (2001–2002), OFK Mladenovac
(2012)–2013)

RFK Novi Sad
(2023–present)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2019–2020,2021–present)

BSK Borča
(2006–2011)
Aleksandar Perendija – FK Voždovac (2007–2008)

Saša Perić – OFK Žarkovo (2019–present)

Kabel Novi Sad
(2019–present)

Radnički Sombor (2010–2011), Srem S.Mitrovica
(2011–2013)

Moravac Mrštane
(2014–2015)

Radnički Beograd (1999–2000, 2001–2004), FK Bežanija
(2004–2006)

Grafičar Beograd
(2021-2022)

Mirko Popadić – FK Bežanija (2013–2014)

Nikola Popara – FK Teleoptik (2009–2012)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2009–2011)

Dinamo Vranje
(2019–2020)

Goran Popović – FK Zemun (2007–2008)

FK Smederevo
(2013–2014)

Mladost Goša
(2002–2003)

Hajduk Beograd
(2003–200_)

Palilulac Beograd
(1996–1997)

ČSK Pivara
(2009–2010)

Čedomir Radić –
Sinđelić Beograd
(2013–2015)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2017–present)

Dušan Radić – FK Loznica (2014–present)

Sartid Smederevo
(199_–199_)

Slaviša Radović – FK Zemun (2016–2017)

Dragan Rajović – Spartak Subotica (2003–2004, 2006–2007)

Zoran Rajović – FK Vrbas (1997–1999)

Mladost Lučani
(2011–2012)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2022–present)

FK Bečej (2001–2002), FK Bežanija (2002–2003, 2009–2010), Srem S.Mitrovica
(2010–2011)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2010–present)

RFK Novi Sad (200_–2003), FK Beograd
(2003–200_)

Rad Beograd
(2007–2008)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2013–2014)

Branislav Ružić –
Kolubara Lazarevac
(2010–2011)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2022–2023)
Grafičar Beograd (2018–2020), FK Loznica
(2022-present)

Hajduk Beograd
(2008–2009)

Denijel Savić – FK Teleoptik (2010–2012)

Stojan Savić – Mladost Luks (____–____)

Željko Savić – FK Inđija (2012–2014)

Napredak Kruševac
(2014–2016)

Dinamo Pančevo
(1992–1995, 1997–1999)

ČSK Pivara
(2008–2009)

Mladost Apatin
(2002–2003)

Milan Simić – Srem S.Mitrovica (2003–2004)

Smederevo
(2019–present)

Elvedin Spahić – OFK Niš (2005–2006), FK Novi Pazar (2007–2008)

Radnički Stobex (2002–2003), OFK Mladenovac (2007)–2008), FK Zemun
(2007–(2008)

Filip Sredojević – OFK Odžaci (2016)–2017)

Proleter Zrenjanin
(2000–2002)

Kabel Novi Sad (1998–200_), FK Veternik
(200_–2004)

Slobodan Stanojlović – FK Loznica (2020–2021)

Banat Zrenjanin (2008–2010), FK Zemun
(201_–2015)

Nenad Studen – FK Teleoptik (2000–2002)

Boško Stupić – OFK Mladenovac (2005–2006)

Čukarički Stankom (2006–2007), FK Voždovac
(2007–2008)

Pavle Sušić – Srem S. Mitrovica (2006–2007)

RFK Novi Sad
(2004–2005)

Admir Šarčević – FK Vojvodina (1989–1990), FK Novi Pazar (1992–1993)

Budimir Šarčević –
Budućnost Dobanovci
(2016–2017)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2023–present)

Sloboda Užice
(1991–1992)

Ognjen Šinik –
Dinamo Vranje
(2015–2016)

BASK Beograd
(2010–2012)

Mladost Apatin
(2007–2008)

BSK Borča (2011–2015), OFK Odžaci
(2015–2016)

Mačva Šabac
(2011–201_)

Mladi Radnik
(2002–2003, 2004–2005)

Milicionar Beograd
(1997–1998)
Javor Ivanjica (2006–2007), Srem S.Mitrovica (2007–2009), FK Inđija
(2011–2013)

Ognjen Todorović – OFK Vršac (2022–present)

BSK Borča
(2006–2010)

Sloboda Užice
(2015–2016)

Radnički Pirot
(2006–2007)

Milorad Trkulja – Mladost Luks (____–____)

Haris Ukić – FK Novi Pazar (2006–2009)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2018–2019)

Sartid Smederevo
(199_–199_)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2014–2015)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2015–2016)

Sloboda Užice (1992–1995), FK Loznica
(199_–199_)

RFK Novi Sad
(2012–present)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2022-present)

Mladost Apatin
(2009–(2010)

Kabel Novi Sad
(2022-present)

Milicionar Beograd

Sinđelić Beograd
(2010–present)

ČSK Pivara
(1994–1999)

Remont Čačak
(2001–2002)

Jedinstvo Putevi
(2012–2013)

FK Žarkovo
(2016–present)

Grafičar Beograd
(2019–present)

RFK Novi Sad
(2023)–2024)

Dejan Vukomanović – FK Inđija (2015–2016), FK Novi Pazar (2017–2018)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2010–2011)

ČSK Pivara
(2016–2017)

Borac Čačak
(199_–1998)

Sloboda Užice
(1998–1999)

Vanja Zekić – FK Bežanija (2016–present)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2011–2013)

Mladen Zgonjanin – OFK Odžaci (2015–present)

Radnički Niš
(2006–2007)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2005–2006)

ČSK Pivara
(2006–2007)

Brazil

Adãozinho (Adão Cleiton Bernardes Pontes) – Srem S.Mitrovica (2006–2007)

Alex (Alex dos Santos Gonçalves) – Teleoptik
(2008–2010)

Dinamo Pančevo
(2002–2004)

Anderson de França (Anderson de França) – Srem S.Mitrovica (2006–2007)

Rad Beograd
(2022–2023)

Casimiro (Marcelo da Silva Casimiro) – Inđija (2007–2009)

Dinei (Vatinei César Moreira dos Santos) – Srem S.Mitrovica (2006–2007)

Edmilson (Edmilson de Carvalho Barbosa) – Srem S.Mitrovica
(2007–2008)

Javor Ivanjica
(2008–2012, 2015–2018,2021–present)

Erivelto (Erivelto Alixandrino da Silva) – Srem S.Mitrovica
(2006–2007)

Fabinho (Fábio de Oliveira Manoel) – Spartak Subotica (2008–2009)

Fábio Ricardo (Fábio Ricardo Sanos Soares) – Srem S.Mitrovica (2006–2007)

Rad Beograd
(2006–2007)

Franco (Franco Alves de Souza) – Sevojno
(2008–2009)

Geovane (Geovani Feital de Oliveira) – Bežanija (2014–2016)

Hegon (Henrique Martins de Andrade) – Jagodina (2016–2018)

Radnički Niš
(2004–2006)

Jedinstvo Putevi
(2012–2013)

Javor Ivanjica
(2024–present)

Luis Gustavo (Luis Gustavo Lopes dos Santos) – Bežanija (2014–2016)

Magno (Magno Costa Fernandes) – Bežanija (2014–2015)

Maurício (Maurício Paiva Costa) – Sevojno (2008–2009)

Rad Beograd
(2022–2023)

Ricardo Pereira (José Ricardo Pereira dos Santos) – Srem S.Mitrovica (2006–2007)

Pierre (Pierre Ramos Vieira Ladeira) – Sevojno (2008–2009)

Jose Pontes (José António Bernardes Pontes) – Srem S.Mitrovica (2006–2007)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2008–2010)

Raphael (Raphael José da Silva) – Srem S.Mitrovica (2009–2010)

Borac Čačak
(2012–2014)

Riquelme (Riquelme Sousa Silva) – Vršac (2023–2025)

Hajduk Beograd
(2002–2003)

Rodrigo Leorato aka Preto (Rodrigo Leorato) – Inđija (2008–2009)

Rodrigo Negro (Rodrigo Neves Negro) – Srem S.Mitrovica (2006–2007)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2023–present)

Mladost GAT
(2021–2022)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2023–2024)

Mateus Viveiros (Mateus Viveiros Andrade) – Bežanija (2017–2018)

Washington Santana (Washington Santana da Silva) – Teleoptik
(2008–2010)

William (William Artur de Oliveira) – Srem S.Mitrovica
(2006–2008)

Borac Čačak
(2008–2013)

Bulgaria

Nisim Alkalay – Jug Bogdan Prokuplje (1919–1924), Pobeda Niš (1924–1925)

Kiril Chobanov –
RFK Novi Sad
(2012–2013)

Radnički Pirot
(2019–2020)

Radnički Pirot
(1982–1986)

Zoran Janković^[41] – Železnik (1994–1998), Inđija (2008–2011)

Kabel Novi Sad
(2021–(2022)

Radnički Kragujevac
(1995–1996)

Radnički Beograd
(1990–1992)

Grafičar Beograd
(2020–2021)

RFK Novi Sad
(199_–1997)

Šumadija Aranđelovac
(1974–1975)

RFK Novi Sad
(1996–1997, 2004–2005)

Burkina Faso

Banat Zrenjanin
(2009–2011)

Dramane Salou – Teleoptik (2018–2019)

Cameroon

Theophile Abanda - OFK Mladenovac (2005–2006)

Thierry Ako –
BSK Borča
(2013–2014)

Radnički Pirot
(2019–2021)

Čukarički Stankom
(2004–2006)

IMT Beograd
(2021–2022)

Lionel Abate Etoundi – OFK Žarkovo (2019–2021)

Radnik Surdulica
(2013–2014)

Ferdinand Fru Fon – Temnić Varvarin (2017–2018)

Sloboda Užice
(2018–2019)

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2020–2021)

ČSK Pivara (2017–2018), Loznica
(2020–2022)

Canada

Nikola Borjan – Zemun (2024–present)

Hajduk Beograd (2002–2005), Inđija
(2006–2007)

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2021-2022)

Javor Ivanjica
(2016–2019)

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2023–2024)

Radnički Beograd
(2022–2023)

Hajduk Beograd
(2007–2011)

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2016–2017)

Rad Beograd
(2021–2022)
Aleksa Marković – Zemun (2015–2016), Inđija (2017)–2018)

Mladost Apatin
(2009–2010)

Remont Čačak
(2002–2004)

Radnički Kragujevac (1969–1973) – (
when active)

Grafičar Beograd
(2023–present)

Smederevo
(2024–present)

Chad

Sloga Kraljevo
(2014–2015)

Chile

Sinđelić Beograd
(2013–2014)

China

Metalac G.M.
(2019–2020)

Deng Yanlin – Zemun (2019–2020)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2022-present)

Rad Beograd
(2022-present)

Trayal Kruševac
(2024–2025)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2018–present)

Smederevo
(2019)–2020)

Liu Bin – Bežanija (2017–2018)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2013–2014)

Sloboda Užice
(2024–present)

Pan Qi – Jagodina (2016–2017)

Borac Čačak
(2024–present)

Grafičar Beograd
(2023–present)

Rad Beograd
(2022–present)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2018–present)

Yimuran Kuerban – Sinđelić Beograd
(2018–present)

Trayal Kruševac
(2022–present)

Wang Lei – Temnić Varvarin (2017–2018)

Radnički Pirot
(2017–2018)

Sloboda Užice
(2024–present)

Radnički Pirot
(2017–2018)

Sloboda Užice
(2018–2019)

Smederevo
(2019–2020)

Zhang Meng – Sinđelić Beograd (2019–present)

Zhang Yue – Bežanija (2018)–2019), Sinđelić Beograd (2018–present)

Trayal Kruševac
(2018–2019)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2016–2017)

BSK Borča
(2016–2017)

Colombia

Metalac G.M.
(2023–2024)

Congo

Prestige Mboungou – Metalac G.M. (2019–2021, 2021–2022)

Congo D.R.

Radnički Beograd
(2023–present)

Côte d'Ivoire

Junior Tallo, Ivorian international, joined Dubočica in 2024.

Javor Ivanjica
(2018–2019)

Dinamo Vranje
(2015–2016)

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2020–2021)

Dinamo Vranje
(2015–2016)

ČSK Pivara
(2006–2007)

IMT Beograd
(2020–2021)

Ferdinand Kanga – Loznica (2022–present)

Javor Ivanjica
(2023–present)

RFK Novi Sad
(2023–present)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2008–2011)

Metalac G.M. (2023–2024), Voždovac
(2024–present)

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2021–2022)

Dubočica Leskovac
(2023–2024)

Timok Zaječar
(2021–2022)
Mouhamed Tidjane Traore – Voždovac (2024–present)

Croatia

The players that have played for the Croatia National Team are in bold, the others have played since 1992.

Napredak Kruševac
(2010–2011)

Proleter Zrenjanin
(2003–2006)

Matteo Brdar – Inđija (2013–2015)

Čukarički Stankom (1991–1994), Spartak Subotica
(2001–2007)

Rad Beograd
(1985–1987)

Grafičar Beograd
(2018–2019)

Dinamo Vranje
(2010–2011)

Rad Beograd
(2003–2005)
Duško Dukić – Vlasina (2006–2007), Jagodina (2007–2008, 2010–2014, 2016–2017)

Sloboda Užice
(2018–2019)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2010–2011)

Ronald Habi – OFK Kikinda (1996–1998)

Radnički Beograd
(2022–2023)

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2020)–2021)

Napredak Kruševac
(2005–2006)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2008–2010, 2012–2018)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2014–2015)

Big Bull Radnički
(2010–2011)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2022–2023)

Ardian Kozniku^[49] – Priština (1988–1990)

Dario Krivokuća – Inđija (2012–2015)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2023–2024)

Radnički Sombor
(2001–2006, 2009–2014, 2018–2022)

Denis Lazinica – Spartak Subotica (2008–2009)

Jurica Lovrić – Loznica (2022–2023)

Železničar Pančevo
(2021–2023)

RFK Novi Sad
(2011–2012)

Kabel Novi Sad
(1999–2000)

Slavko Mandić – Bor (1998–1999)

Mladost Apatin
(2005–2007)

Sinđelić Niš
(2007–2011)

Smederevo
(2013–201x)

Smederevo (2019–2020), OFK Vršac
(2022–2023)

Budućnost Banatski Dvor
(2004)–2005)

BSK Borča (2016–2017), Inđija (2017)–2018), Sinđelić Beograd
(2017–(2018)

RFK Novi Sad
(2012–2013)

RFK Novi Sad
(2010–2011)

Liria Prizren (1981–1983), Priština
(1984–1989)

Mladost Apatin
(2005–2007)

Dragan Trešnjić – Spartak Subotica (2003–2005)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2019–2020)

Cyprus

Konstantinos Evripidou – OFK Beograd (2023–2024)

Radnički Niš
(1982–1986)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2023–present)

Alexander Spoljaric – OFK Beograd
(2014–2017)

Mačva Šabac
(1988–1989)

Czech Republic
Radnik Surdulica
(2014–2015)

Karlo Brener – PSVD (1900) – ( when active)

Gustav Greifahr – Soko Beograd (1896) – ( when active)

Dinamo Vranje
(2020–2021)

Zdeněk Vořechovský – Remont Čačak (2002–2003)

Denmark

ČSK Pivara
(2009–2010)

Dimitrije Vasiljevic – Žarkovo (2015–2016)

Ecuador

RFK Novi Sad
(2009–2010)

El Salvador

Sloboda Užice (1986–1992, 1999–2002) – (
when active)

England

Sloboda Užice
(2017–2018)

Radnički Beograd
(2023–present)

Timok Zaječar
(2021–2022)

Sloboda Užice
(2022–2023)

Estonia

Smederevo
(2024–present)

France

Marko Muslin played with Hajduk Beograd.

Dinamo Vranje
(2020–2021)

Sloboda Užice
(2024–2025)

Mohamed Bangoura – Jagodina (2020–2021)

Dinamo Vranje
(2016–2017)

Javor Ivanjica
(2020–2021, 2022–present)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2015–2016)

Hajduk Beograd
(2003–2004)

Hugo Rouxel – Inđija (2022–2023)

Gambia

Trayal Kruševac
(2019)–2020)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2020–2021)

Trayal Kruševac
(2018–2020)

Trayal Kruševac
(2018–2021, 2022–2023)

Grafičar Beograd
(2019–2020,2020–2021)

Georgia

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2020–2021)

ČSK Pivara
(2016–2018)

Imeda Putkaradze – Novi Pazar (2010–2011)

Akaki Tskarozia – Bežanija (2008–2010)

Davit Volkovi – Zemun (2016–2017)

Germany

Čukarički Stankom
(200_–200_)

Mirko Bulatović - Teleoptik (2018-2019)

IMT Beograd
(2022–present)

Bečej
(2018)–2019)

Palilulac Beograd (1932–1933) – (
when active)

Sloboda Užice
(2024–present)

Dubočica Leskovac
(2023–2024)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2016–2017)

Napredak Kruševac
(1996–1997)

Danijel Milovanović – Bežanija (2008–2009)

Marko Mišković – Bežanija (2015–2019)

Bačka Subotica (193x–1949) – (
when active)

Aleksandro Petrovic – Zemun
(2006–2008)

Javor Ivanjica
(2000–2002)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2023–present)

Borac Čačak
(1993–1996)

Dinamo Vranje
(2020–2021)

Ghana

Grafičar Beograd
(2024–present)

Rashid Abubakar - Loznica (2022-present)

Radnik Surdulica
(2022–present)

Sloboda Užice
(2024–present)

Grafičar Beograd
(2021–2022)

Javor Ivanjica
(2024–present)

Herbert Ansah – Vršac (2024–present)

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2024–present)

Timok Zaječar (2013–2014), Inđija
(2014–2017)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2016–2017)

Trayal Kruševac
(2018–2019)

Sloga Petrovac na Mlavi
(2013–2015)

Borac Čačak
(2020–2021)

Ronal Bortey – Srem S.Mitrovica (2010–2011)

Sloga Petrovac na Mlavi
(2013–2014)

Radnik Surdulica
(2013–2015)

Napredak Kruševac
(2011–2017)

Napredak Kruševac
(2013–2014)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2022–2024)

Owusu-Ansah Kontoh – Metalac G.M. (2011–2015)

Andy Francis Kumi – Vršac (2023–present)

Maxwell Mensah – Temnić Varvarin (2017–2018)

Metalac G.M.
(2022–2023)

Trayal Kruševac
(2018–2021)

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2021–2022)

Sloboda Užice
(2018–2019)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2021–2022)

Kuadwo Opoku Ansah – OFK Beograd (2023–present)

Radnik Surdulica
(2013–2014)

Radnik Surdulica
(2024–present)

Radnik Surdulica
(2014–2016)

Maxwell Quaye - Loznica
(2022-2023)

RFK Novi Sad
(2022–(2023)

Železničar Pančevo
(2020–2021)

Javor Ivanjica
(2020–2024)

Železničar Pančevo
(2024–present)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2022–2024)

Greece
Kabel Novi Sad
(2021–2022)

Theodoros Apostolidis – Bor (1969–1972)

Radnički Pirot
(2019–2020)

Radnički Obrenovac
(2004–2005)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2013–2014)

Lefteris Matsoukas – Dinamo Vranje (2018–2020)

Todor Mistakidis – Bačka Subotica

ČSK Pivara
(2016–2018)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2021–2022)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2022-2023)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2018–2019)

Guatemala

ČSK Pivara
(2017–2018)

Guinea

Fodé Camara, played with Novi Sad in 2023.

Ibrahima Sory Camara played with Zemun in 2016.

Amadou Bailo – Novi Pazar (2010–2011)

RFK Novi Sad
(2022–2023)

Ibrahima Sory Camara – Zemun (2015–2016)

Dubočica Leskovac
(2024–2025)

Honduras

Luis López – Srem S.Mitrovica (2010)–2011), Novi Pazar
(2010–(2011)

Hong Kong

Napredak Kruševac (1990–1992) – (
when active)

RFK Novi Sad (1986–1988) – (
when active)

Mačva Šabac
(2022–2023)

Hungary

Krizán, OFK Kikinda in 1990/91.

Kabel Novi Sad
(1937–1941)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2009–2010)

Zoltán Búrány – Spartak Subotica (200_–2006)

Gyula Ellbogen – Juda Makabi (1922–1923), Sparta Zemun (1923)

István Gligor – Spartak Subotica (1974–1976), FK Crvenka (1977–1978), OFK Kikinda (1979–1980)

Zoltán Horváth – Spartak Subotica (1983–1986)

Zoltan Inotai – Sport Subotica (1921–192x), Juda Makabi (193x–193x)

FK Bečej
(1990–1996)

László Köteles – FK Bežanija (2004–2005)

Sándor Krizán – OFK Kikinda (1990–1991)

László Némedi – FK Bor (1959–1961)

Károly Nemes – NAK Novi Sad (1919–1924)

István Nyers – ŽAK Subotica (1941–1945)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2018–2019)

KAFK Kula
(1921–1923)

Adrián Potloka – OFK Kikinda (200_–2007)

Mladost Apatin
(199_–1998)

Vilmos Sipos – Građanski S.Mitrovica (1930–1931)

Tojvas – ŽAK Subotica (1924–1925)

Bačka Subotica
(1941–1949)

India

Sinđelić Beograd
(2018–2019)

Timok Zaječar
(2021–2022)

Borac Čačak
(2020-2021)

Indonesia

ČSK Pivara
(2006–2007)

Iran

Houtan Delfi –
Proleter Novi Sad
(2011–2014)

Iraq

Dubočica Leskovac
(2000–2001)

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2021–2022)

Israel

RFK Novi Sad
(1984–1986)

Italy

Stefano Andreata – Inđija (2012–2015)

Antonio Balduini – Bor (1953–1955)

Arnoldo Balduini – Bor (1953–1954)

Gaston Balduini – Bor (1952–1954)

Giovanni Balduini – Bor (1920–192_)

Arbri Dedja – Inđija (2014–2016)

Mačva Šabac
(2023–2024)

Jamaica

Grafičar Beograd
(2020–2021)

Grafičar Beograd
(2022–present)

Japan

Kazuo Honma, Mačva Šabac.

Mačva Šabac
(2003–2005)

Dubočica Leskovac
(2024–present)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2019–2020)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2023–present)

Smederevo
(2024–present)

Gentaro Murakami – Jagodina (2016–2017)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2023–2024)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2023–present)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2019–2020)

Dubočica Leskovac
(2024–present)

Bane Raška
(2002–2005)

Mačva Šabac
(2002–2005)

Takuto Yasuoka – OFK Beograd (2016–2017)

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2024–1015)

Kazakhstan

Mačva Šabac
(2003–2005)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2020–2021)

Kenya

Brian Berry Odhiambo – Inđija (2012–2013)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2017–2019)

Grafičar Beograd
(2019–2020)

Korea, Republic

Smederevo
(2019–2020)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2014–2015)

ČSK Pivara
(2017–2018)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2013–2014)

Kim Do-hyun – Bežanija (2017–2018)

Radnički Niš
(2011–2012)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2014–2015)

Trayal Kruševac
(2019–(2020)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2013–2014)

Rad Beograd
(2021–present)

Lee Joon-so - Zemun (2019-2020)

Lee San-hyeon – Bežanija (2007–2010)

Radnički Nova Pazova
(2012–2013)

Sloboda Užice
(2023–present)

Park Chan-sol – Bežanija (2016–2018)

Park Ji-han – Bežanija (2014–2015)

Park Tae-gyu – Bežanija (2007–2010)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2014–2015)

Sloboda Užice
(2017–2018)

Son Joon-hyo – Bežanija (2017–2018)

Mladost Apatin
(2009–2010)

ČSK Pivara
(2017–2018)

BSK Borča
(2016–201x)

Yun Tae-ho – Inđija (2014–2015)

Kosovo

Counting only clubs outside Kosovo, or inside Kosovo for internationals before declaration of independence.

Edin Ahmeti – OFK Mladenovac (2006–2007)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2007–2012)

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2018–2019)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2008–2010)

Enis Fetahu – Bor (2003–2004)

Sead Gorani – Železnik (1998–2001)

Dubočica Leskovac
(2001–2006, 2008–2013)

Besnik Kollari – Novi Pazar (1995–1996)

Rahmani Kurti – Novi Pazar (1995–1996)

Shefqet Kurti – Novi Pazar (1995–1996)

Memiš Limani –
RFK Novi Sad
(1991–1992)

Enes Maliqi – ZSK Valjevo (2001–2002), FK Beograd (2002–2010)

Čukarički Stankom
(1997–2001)

Palilulac Beograd
(1997–1998)

Palilulac Beograd
(1998–1999)

Kuwait

Sinđelić Beograd
(2017–2018)

Kyrgyzstan

Viktor Kelm – Bežanija (2016–2017)

Latvia

Mladost GAT
(2024–present)

Oļegs Karavajevs – OFK Beograd (1990–1993)

Dubočica Leskovac
– (2024–present)

Lebanon

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2018–2019)

Lesotho

Thapelo Tale – Srem S.Mitrovica (2011–2012)

Liberia

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2019–2020)

Lithuania

Dinamo Vranje
(2015–2016)

Libya

Donji Srem
(2015–2017)

Malaysia

IMT Beograd
(2020–2021)

Grafičar Beograd
(2022–2023)

Mali

Issa Hare Diawara – Zemun (2015–2017)

Malta

Smederevo
(2024–present)

Nenad Veselji – OFK Beograd (1988–1994)

Jamie Zerafa – Inđija (2018–2019)

Moldova

Sergiu Diulgher – Sloboda Užice
(2018–2019)

Javor Ivanjica
(2024–2025)

Mladi Radnik
(2010–2011)

Mongolia

Mačva Šabac
(2014–2015)

Montenegro

Incomplete

Zoran Aković – Novi Pazar (2018–present)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2019–2020)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2019–present)

Bojan Bulatović – Novi Pazar (2018–present)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2018–present)

Stefan Dabetić – FK Voždovac (2011–2013)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2017–present)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2019–2020)

Marko Despotović – FK Bežanija (2018–present)

Trayal Kruševac
(2020–present)

Metalac GM
(2017–2018)

Jedinstvo Putevi
(2013–2015, 2017–present)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2023–2024)

Javor Ivanjica
(2013–2016)

Dinamo Vranje
(2019–2021)

Boško Guzina – Bežanija (2017–(2018), Teleoptik (2018–present)

Sloboda Užice
(2018–2019)

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2020–present)

BSK Borča
(2008–2012)

Grafičar Beograd
(2024–present)

Železničar Pančevo
(2022–2024)

Javor Ivanjica
(2017–present)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2009–2011, 2013–2016)

Grafičar Beograd
(2019–2020)

Grafičar Beograd
(2021–present)

Krsto Ljubanović – Inđija (2021–2022)

Bojan Magud – Zemun (2015–2018)

Metalac G.M.
(2022-present)

Železničar Pančevo
(2022-present)

Drago Milović – OFK Žarkovo (2018–present)

Filip Mitrović – Novi Pazar (2019–2020)

Danilo Mugoša – OFK Beograd (2023–2024)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2015)–2016)

Radnički Pirot
(2019–2020)

Grafičar Beograd
(2020–2021)

Kabel Novi Sad
(2019–present)

Nikola Pejović – Zemun (2020–present)

Sloboda Užice (2017)–2018), FK Teleoptik
(2018–present)

Radnički Beograd
(2023–2024)

Dinamo Vranje
(2019–present)

Stefan Popović – Dinamo Vranje
(2019–present)

Donji Srem
(2015–(2016)

BSK Borča (2016–2017), Proleter Novi Sad (2017–2018), OFK Žarkovo
(2018–2019, 2019–2020)

Sloboda Užice
(2022-present)

Hajduk Beograd
(2007–2008)

Grafičar Beograd
(2021-2022)
Bogdan Rmuš – FK Novi Pazar (2018–present)

Peđa Savić – Teleoptik (2015–present)

Petar Sekulović – Teleoptik (2017–2018)

Dinamo Vranje
(2019–2020)

Marko Stanovčić – FK Bežanija (2009–2012, 2013–2015), FK Inđija (2014–2015)

Sinđelić Beograd (2014–2017), OFK Žarkovo
(2018–present)

Mačva Šabac
(2023–present)

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2019–2020)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2018–present)

Grafičar Beograd
(2022-present)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2020–present)

Filip Vorotović – FK Teleoptik (2016–2017, 2018–present)

Napredak Kruševac (2001–2005, 2007–2010), FK Novi Pazar (2010–2011), FK Metalac G.M. (2012–2014), FK Loznica
(2015–2016)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2020–present)

Netherlands

Sloboda Užice
(2017–2018)

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2021–2022)

New Zealand

Adam Mitchell – OFK Beograd (2016)–2017)

Nigeria

Metalac G.M.
(2022–present)

Mačva Šabac
(2023–present)

Borac Čačak
(2024–present)

Radnički Beograd
(2023–present)

Borac Čačak
(2024–present)

Mladost Apatin
(2007–2008)

Sloboda Užice
(2018–2019)

Sloboda Užice
(2023–present)

Radnički Beograd
(2023–present)

Mladost GAT
(2023–present)

Grafičar Beograd
(2024–present)

Moravac Orion (2014–2015), Bežanija
(2015–2016)

Mladost Apatin
(2007–2008)

Ezeh Chinedu – Kosanica (2004–2008)

Grafičar Beograd
(2024–present)

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2018–2022)

Hajduk Beograd
(2007–2008)

Grafičar Beograd
(2023–present)

Radnički Pirot
(2007–2008)

Kabel Novi Sad
(2021–2022)

Mark Geff – Novi Pazar (2003–2004), Kosanica (2004–2005)

Ifekwe Godswill – Temnić Varvarin (2017–present)

Javor Ivanjica
(2001–2002)

Vlasina Vlasotince
(2004–2005)

Radnički Beograd
(2023–2024)

Javor Ivanjica
(2005–2008)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2020–2021)

Sloboda Užice
(2018–2019)

Sloboda Užice
(2017–2018)

Smederevo (2023–2024), OFK Beograd
(2024–present)

Borac Čačak
(2002–2005)

Timok Zaječar
(2021–2022)

Smederevo (2023–2024), Vršac
(2024–present)

Mačva Šabac
(2023–present)

Kabel Novi Sad (2019–2021), Jagodina
(2020–(2021)

Timok Zaječar
(2021–2022)

Sloboda Užice
(2016–2018)

Metalac GM
(2017–2018)

ČSK Pivara
(2017–2018)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2023–2024)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2022–present)

Michel Odinakachakwu – Novi Pazar (2007–2008)

Železničar Pančevo
(2022–present)

Javor Ivanjica
(2021–2023)

Kingsley Chukwudi Ogbonnaya – Srem S.Mitrovica (200_–200_)

Grafičar Beograd
(2023–2024)

Smederevo
(2024–present)

Ikechukwu Ojukwu – Novi Pazar (2005–2006)

Timok Zajecar
(2021–(2022)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2023–2024)

Metalac GM
(2017–2018)

Sloboda Užice
(2018–2019)

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2024–2025)

Franklin Azubuike Ononaobi aka Frank Doski – Zemun (2015–2016)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2002–2003)

Mačva Šabac
(2014–2015)

Emmanuel Oletu – Spartak Subotica
(2008–2010)

Peter Omoduemuke – Obilić (2004–2007)

Dubočica Leskovac
(2020–2022)

Dubočica Leskovac
(2024–present)

Henry Onyilo – Inđija (2013–2014)

Peter Taiye Oladotun – Bežanija (2008–2009)

Mačva Šabac
(2023–2024)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2014–2015)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2022–2023)

Olatunji Sulaimon Teslim – Inđija (2013–2014)

BSK Borča
(2015–2016)

Emeka Jude Ugali – FK Beograd (1998–1999)

Mačva Šabac
(2023–2024)

Moravac Orion
(2014–2015)

IMT Beograd (2022–2023), Tekstilac Odžak
(2023–2024)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2022–2023)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2023–2024)

North Macedonia

The players that have played for the Macedonian National Team are in bold, the others have played since 1992.

Ahmet Ahmetović – Novi Pazar (1997–1999)

BSK Borča
(2016–2017)

Radnički Niš
(199_–199_)

Radnički Beograd
(2023–2024)

Javor Ivanjica
(2015–2020)

Radnički Beograd
(2022-present)

Igor Angelovski – Srem S.Mitrovica (2009–2010)

Stefan Aškovski – Teleoptik
(2009–2012)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2008–2009)

Grafičar Beograd
(2021–2023)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2001–2005)

Nikola Bogdanovski – Bežanija (2018–2019), OFK Žarkovo (2019)–2020), Novi Pazar (2019–2020, 2022–2024), Zemun (2024–present)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(1997–2001, 2014–2015, 2016–2019)

Cvetanovski – Bežanija (2001–2002)

Sloboda Užice
(1989–1993, 1993–1996)

Olivio Dautovski – Topličanin Prokuplje (1989–1995)

Mačva Šabac
(2005–2007)

Grafičar Beograd
(2021-2022)

Andrija Dimeski – Voždovac (2024–present)

Milan Dimovski – Topličanin Prokuplje (1993–1994)

Lazar Djorejlievski – Bežanija (2015–2016)

Mario Đurovski – Bežanija
(2003–2008)

Metalac G.M.
(2013–2014)

Mačva Šabac
(1997–1998, 2005–2007)

Georgijevski – Rudar Bor (1989–1993)

Radnički Pirot
(2020–2021)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2004–2005)

Ismail Ismaili – ština (199_–199_)

Hajduk Kula
(2014–2017)

Železničar Pančevo
(2020–present)

Metalac G.M.
(2023–present)

Stefan Josifoski – Zemun (2010–2011, 2013–(2014), Inđija (2011–2012)

Mačva Šabac
(2004–2006)

Sloboda Užice
(2023–2024)

Metalac G.M.
(2002–2003)

Moravac Orion
(2014–2015)

Moravac Orion
(2014–2015)

Grafičar Beograd
(2019)–2020)

Radnički Pirot
(2019–present)

Rad Beograd
(1997–2000)

Radnički Sombor (2010–2011), Inđija
(2013–2014)

Napredak Kruševac (2001–2005), Temnić Varvarin
(2016–present)

Aleksandar Lazevski – Teleoptik (2004–2007, 2008–2010), Vršac (2018-present)

Moravac Orion
(2014–2015)

Banat Zrenjanin
(2008–2010)

Žan Manovski – Srem S.Mitrovica (2011–2012)

Hajduk Beograd
(2006–2008)

Zoran Martinovski – GSP Polet Beograd (1997–1998)

Rad Beograd
(2003–2004)

Darko Micevski – Sevojno (2009–2010)

Sloboda Užice
(2024–present)

Mitovski –
Sinđelić Beograd
(1997–1998)

Dinamo Vranje
(2006–2007)

Filip Naumčevski – OFK Mladenovac (2011–2012)

Radnički Niš
(2003–2004)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2020–present)

Radnički Niš
(2004–200_)

Radnički Pirot
(199_–1998)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2023–present)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2021-present)

Petrovski – Bor (1993–1996)

Radnički Niš
(2006–2007)

Dinamo Vranje
(2006–2007)

Predrag Ranđelović – Teleoptik
(2008–2011)

Stevica Ristić – Mladost Luks (2002–2003), Temnić Varvarin (2017–present)

Dubočica Leskovac
(2003–2004,2020–present)

Sazdov –
Sloga Kraljevo
(1997–1998)

Radnički Beograd
(2023–present)

Borac Čačak
(2009–2014)

Mačva Šabac
(2016–2017)

Dinamo Vranje
(2006–2007)

Hajduk Beograd
(2009)–2010, 2011–2012, 2013–present)

Sloboda Užice
(2016–2017)

Radnik Surdulica
(2008)–2009, 2013–2016)

Radnički Pirot
(2017–2018)

Proleter Zrenjanin
(1993–1997)

Kolubara Lazarevac
(2014–2015)

Zoran Todorov – Zemun (2007–2008), Voždovac (2008–2009)

Grafičar Beograd
(2020–2022)

Smederevo
(2018–2020)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2017–2019)

Dinamo Vranje
(2017)–2018)

Macedonian internationals that played in Serbian second league clubs only during Yugoslav period:

Radnički Kragujevac
(1988–1989)

Poland

Aleksander Čišič – Bežanija (2014–2015)

Portugal

Sloboda Užice
(2018–2019)

Tiago Carneiro – Sevojno
(2005–2006)

BASK Beograd
(2020-2021)

Vuk Kovacevic – Bežanija (2013–2014)

Puerto Rico

Andrés Cabrero – Teleoptik (2009–2010)

Romania

RFK Novi Sad
(1998–1999)

Jozef Kezdi – Viktorija Vršac (1936–1937)

Marinel Pascu – Spartak Subotica (____–2001, 2005–2006)

Paunescu –
Grafičar Beograd
(1939–1940)

Florin Pelecaci – Srem S.Mirovica (2006–2007)

Russia

Yuri Gazzaev, back then from Soviet Union, joined Mačva in 1990/91.

Nikita Arshinov – Bežanija (2017–2018)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2019-2020)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2023–2024)

Pavel Baranov – OFK Vršac (2024–present)

Stefan Baronov – OFK Žarkovo (2018–2019)

BASK Beograd
(1940–1942)

KAFK Kula
(1934–1936)

Ignat Deryavko – Bežanija (2017–2018)

Mačva Šabac
(1990–1991)

Borac Čačak
(2020–2021)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2023–2024)

Grafičar Beograd
(2019-2021)

Bečej
(1990–1992)

Radnički Sombor (1945–1946) – (
when active)

Aleksandr Khrebtov – Zemun (2024–present)

Radnički Beograd
(2022–2023)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2019–2020)

Radnički Beograd
(2023–2024)

Proleter Zrenjanin
(1946–1949)

Maksim Lada – Teleoptik (2017–2018). OFK Žarkovo (2021–2022)

Kabel Novi Sad (2021–2022), Loznica
(2022–2023)

Sloga Petrovac na Mlavi
(2014–2015)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2017–2018)

Kiril Pakhomov – OFK Žarkovo (2020–2021)

Danil Pechenkin – OFK Žarkovo (2019–2020)

Grafičar Beograd
(2023–present)

Fedor Solovey – Inđija (2023–2024)

Mladost GAT
(2023–present)

IMT Beograd
(2021–2022)

Igor Sveshnikov – Inđija (2016–2017)

IMT Beograd
(2021–2022)

Igor Vasiliev – Ruski SK (1924–1925)

Rastislav Vasiliev – Ruski SK (1924–1925)

Vladislav Vasilyev – Bežanija (2017–2018)

Vladimir Vinogradov – Ruski SK (1924–1925)

Sergei Vitvinskiy – Građanski Sr. Mitrovica (192_–192_), Vojvodina (1922–1924)

Sloboda Užice
(2017–2018)

Sloboda Užice
(2023–present)

ČSK Pivara
(2017–2018)

Senegal

Fallou Fall, Grafičar

Bado (Badara Badji) – Inđija (2018–2019, 2021–2022)

Grafičar Beograd
(2022–present)

Alioune Diakhate – Teleoptik (2012–2013)

Amath Diallo – Zemun (2024–present)

Mamadou Diarra – Bežanija (2009–2010)

Javor Ivanjica
(2021–2022)

Cherif Diouf – Vršac (2022–present)

Trayal Kruševac
(2024–present)

Grafičar Beograd
(2022–2023)

Grafičar Beograd
(2023–present)

Napredak Kruševac
(2012–2017)

Dinamo Vranje
(2018–2020)

Sierra Leone

Mustapha Hadji Bangura, after SuperLiga, joined First League side Zemun.

Mustapha Bangura – Zemun (2016–2017)

Kelfala Marah - Čukarički (2003-2005)

Dubočica Leskovac
(2024–present)

Singapore

Sloga Kraljevo
(1992–1993)

Fahrudin Mustafić^[57] – Novi Pazar (2000–2002)

Slovakia

Dolina Padina
(2011–2012)

Boris Sekulić – Zemun (2009–2010)

Marko Turan – Bežanija (2016–2018)

Slovenia

The players that have played for the Slovenian national team are in bold, the others have played since 1992.

Rad Beograd
(2007–2008)

Donji Srem
(2015–2016)

Radnik Surdulica
(2013–2014)

Železničar Lajkovac
(2000–2001)

Javor Ivanjica
(2006–2007)

Železničar Pančevo
(2020–2021)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2013–2014)

Javor Ivanjica
(2006–2007)

Grafičar Beograd
(2020)–2021)

RFK Novi Sad
(1998–2000, 2010–2011)

Napredak Kruševac
(1990–1991)

Jedinstvo Putevi
(2014–2015)

Peter Stojanovič – Bežanija
(2012–2013)

South Africa

Sloboda Užice
(2023–2024)

South Sudan

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2023–2024)

Suriname

Grafičar Beograd
(2022–2023)

Sweden
Robin Kačaniklić – Teleoptik (2011–2012)

Radnik Surdulica
(2014–2015)

Switzerland

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2021–2022)

Mihailo Bogicevic – Loznica (2019–2021)

Dinamo Vranje
(2018–2020)

Smederevo
(2023–present)

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2016–2017)

Veselin Lakić – Jagodina (2016–2018)

Radnički Pirot (2006–2007), Sevojno
(2007–2008)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2015–2016)

Milan Marjanovic – Metalac G.M. (2019–2020)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2018–2021)

Javor Ivanjica
(2014–2015)

Sloboda Užice
(2024–present)

Grafičar Beograd
(2021–2023)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2012–2013)

Moravac Orion
(2014–2015)

Sinđelić Beograd
(2018–2019)

Tanzania

RFK Novi Sad
(2023–present)

Radnički Pirot
(2020–2021)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2023–2024)

Grafičar Beograd
(2019–2020)

RFK Novi Sad
(2023–present)

Nassor Hamoud – OFK Žarkovo (2019–2020)

Thailand

Metalac G.M.
(2022–2023)

Tunisia

Javor Ivanjica (2024–2025), Inđija
(2024–present)

Uganda

Khalid Aucho – OFK Beograd (2016–2017)

Timothy Batabaire – OFK Niš (2003–2005)

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2021–2022)

Vincent Kayizi – Srem S. Mitrovica (2008–2011), Novi Pazar
(2010–(2011)

Nestroy Kizito – Srem S. Mitrovica
(2003–2005)

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2024–present)

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2022–present)

Lawrence Segawa – Srem S. Mitrovica (2009–2010)

Phillip Ssozi – Srem S. Mitrovica (2003–2005)

Ukraine

Dubočica Leskovac
(2020–2021)

Taras Bondarenko – Metalac G.M. (2016–2018)

Radnički Beograd (2003–2004), Voždovac
(2004–2005, 2019–2020)

Sloboda Užice
(2000–2002)

Sloboda Užice
(2000–2002)

Yevhen Kovalenko – OFK Žarkovo (2018–2019)

Pavlo Matviychenko – Novi Pazar (1993–1994)

Radnik Surdulica
(2024–present)

Napredak Kruševac
(2015–2016)

United States

Dubočica Leskovac
(2024–present)

Ilija Mitić^[58] – Bor (1963–1965)

George Pantelic – Zemun (2010–2013)

Mladost GAT
(2024–2025)

Bane Raška
(2003–2008)

Nate Weiss – Metalac G.M. (2008–2009)

Uzbekistan

Trayal Kruševac
(2024–present)

Nazimov – Jadran Beograd (192x–193x)

Venezuela

Alejandro Pol Hurtado – Srem S.Mitrovica (2010–2011)

Zimbabwe

Sloboda Užice
(2017–2018)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2017–2018)

Javor Ivanjica
(2003–2006)

Foreigners in third level

This is a list of foreign players that have played, or play, in the Serbian Leagues; North/Vojvodina, Belgrade, East, West, Serbian Republic League, lower Subassociation Leagues

Abkhazia

Daur Chanba – Lokomotiva Beograd
(201x–2018)

Albania

Liria Prizren
(1992–1995)
Mario Beqaris – FK Beograd (2014–2015)

Edonis Dacaj – Radnički Zrenjanin (2017–present)

Kosovo Vučitrn
(1997–2002)

Mehmet Dragusha – Beseliđa Priština (199_–1994)

Arbnor Fejzullahu – Trnovac (2010–2011)

Dinamo Pančevo
(1991–1992)

Budućnost Peć
(199_–199_)

Blerim Krasniqi – Trnovac (200_–20__)

Riza Lushta – Rudari Trepča (1932–1934)

Dodë Tahiri – ASK Obilić Aranđelovac (1930s&1950s)

Gjelbrim Taipi – BSK Bujanovac (200_–2010), Trnovac (2010–2011)

Faton Xhemaili – Budućnost Popovac 2017–2018

Argentina

Gustavo Marino – Car Konstantin (2006–200_)

Roberto Oreb – Omladinac Zemun (195_–195_)

Armenia

Angelyan –
Timok Zaječar
(1924–1925)

Ognjen Čančarević – Sloga Bajina Baŝta (2007–2008)

Palilulac Beograd
(201_–201_)

Australia

BASK Beograd
(2011–2013)

Žarkovo
(2017–2018)

Dinamo Pančevo
(1989–1991)

Zoran Ilic – FK Jagodina (1993–1995)

Milan Ivanović – FK Crvenka (1978–1979)

Joey Jevtić – OFK Beograd (2019–2021)

Aleksandar Jovanovic – FK Palić (2008)–2009), FK Veternik
(2008–(2009)

Jake Jovanovski – OFK Beograd (2019–present)

Angelo Kalamvokis - Radnicki Nova Pazova (2021)-2022), Hajduk Beška (2021-(2022)

IMT Beograd
(2016–2019)

Marko Milutinović – OFK Beograd (2017–2018)

Radnički Stobex
(2009–2010)

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2017–(2018)

Mladost Bački Jarak
(2017–present)

Damir Prodanovic – Vujić Voda Valjevo (2009–2010)

Nemanja Sokolović – OFK Beograd (2018–2019), OFK Mladenovac (2019–present)

Železničar Lajkovac (2013–(2014), FK Loznica
(2016–present)

Cement Beočin
(2010–(2011)

Austria

Filip Ćosić – Zemun (2021–3022), Železnik Beograd (2022–2023), Žarkovo (2023–present)

Goran Kartalija^[59] – Vrbas (1985–1988)

Hajduk Beograd
(200_–200_)

Stefan Milojević – Bežanija (2017–2019)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2023–present)

Azerbaijan

BASK Beograd
(2016–2017)

Branimir Subašić – FK Sremčica (2001–2002)

Belgium

Radnički Kragujevac
(2008–2009)

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Very incomplete

Dolina Padina
(2010–2011)

Omer Arifović – Loznica (2017–present)

Osman Arifović – Loznica (2017–present)

Bečej
(2017–present)

Grafičar Beograd
(2017–present)

Denil Badzak - Dinamo Pancevo (2021–present)

Radnički Beograd (2016–2017), IMT Beograd
(2018–2019,2020–present)

Železničar Pančevo
(2017–2019)

FK Smederevo
(2017–present)

Radnički Šid
(2017–2018)

Filip Božić – Sloga Požega (2018–2019)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2010–2012)

Marko Čubrilo – FK Teleoptik (2016–2018)

Mladost Bački Jarak
(2013–present)

Đurađ Dobrijević – FK Teleoptik (2012–2015), OFK Žarkovo (2015–2016)

Šumadija Aranđelovac
(2012–2013, 2017–present)

Borislav Erić – Mačva Bogatić (2019–present)

Banat Zrenjanin (2013–2014), OFK Odžaci
(2016–2018)

Radnički Šid (2016–2017), FK Sopot
(2017–2018)

Polimlje Prijepolje
(1999–2000)
Goran Guja – FK Vršac (2010–2012)

Grafičar Beograd (2017–2018), Brodarac
(2018–2020)

Dinamo Vranje (2014–2015), Dunav Prahovo
(2017–present)

Dinamo Pančevo
(2017–present)

Sloboda Užice
(2004–2005)

ČSK Pivara
(2017–present)

Nemanja Jović – Teleoptik (2019–2020)

Mladost Bački Jarak
(2011–(2012), 2013–2014), 2015–present)

Stefan Kovač – IMT Novi Beograd (2017–2018)

Radnički Nova Pazova
(2015–2016, 2017–2018)

BASK Beograd
(2013–2014)

Hajduk Beograd
(2001–2006)

Radnički Beograd (2017–2018), OFK Beograd
(2018–present)

Dragan Matković - Vršac (2020-2021)

Slobodan Milanović – FK Beograd (2010–2011)

Borac Čačak
(2019–present)

Sloga Kraljevo (2008–2009, 2010–2014), Metalac Kraljevo
(2009–2010)

BSK Borča
(2019–present)

Momčilo Mrkaić – FK Zemun (2011–2013, 2018–2019)

Borac Čačak
(2019–present)

Mladost Bački Jarak
(2017–present)

Kabel Novi Sad
(2018–present)

BASK Beograd
(2017–present)

Milovan Petrić – OFK Vršac (2018)–2019)

Todor Petrović – FK Zemun (2011–2012), FK Sopot (2012–2014)

Srem Jakovo (2010–2011), FK Beograd
(2011–2012)

Kristijan Radinovic - OFK Beograd (2020-2022)

Branislav Ružić – Loznica (2011–2012, 2019–present)

Grafičar Beograd
(2018–present)

Omladinac Novi Banovci
(2006–2012, 2019–present)

Grafičar Beograd
(2016–present)

Sinđelić Niš
(2019–present)

Nemanja Stjepanović – Big Bull Bačinci (2004–2005)

Ognjen Stjepanović – Brodarac (2016–2017)

Ognjen Šinik –
Radnički Sombor (2014–(2015), OFK Beograd
(2017–present)

BASK Beograd (2011–2012), FK Zemun
(2012–2013, 2018–present)

Cement Beočin
(199_–____)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2010–2012)

Kabel Novi Sad
(2018–present)

FK Žarkovo
(2016–present)

Stefan Vukadin – OFK Žarkovo (2013–2014), IM Rakovica (2014–2015), FK Teleoptik (2015–2017)

Goran Vukliš – Radniĉki Nova Pazova (2006–2007), FK Zemun (2008–2009)

BSK Borča
(2011–2012, 2019–2020)

Botswana

Jovan Nikolić – Zemun (2021–2022)

Brazil

Adriano – Zmaj Zemun (2007–2008)

Alex – FK Teleoptik
(2008–2010)

Remont Čačak
(2000–2001)

Dinamo Pančevo
(2002–2004)

Elton Martins – FK Teleoptik
(2008–2009)

Hajduk Beograd
(2020–present)

Jefferson Madeira – FK Teleoptik (2008–2009)

Sinđelić Niš
(2008–2009)

Sinđelić Niš
(2008–2009)

Wagner – Zmaj Zemun (2007–2008)

Washington Santana – FK Teleoptik
(2008–2010)

Slavija Novi Sad
(2008–2009)

Brunei

Palilulac Beograd
(2010–2011)

Bulgaria

Morava Ćuprija
(1990–1991)

Srem Jakovo
(2003–2005)
Tsvetko Ivanov – FK Jagodina (1990–1991)

Bečej
(2021)–2022)

Karakashanov –
Ozren Sokobanja
(1963–1964)

Timok Zaječar
(199_–199_)

Timok Zaječar
(1990–1991)

Bev Lulin – Radnički Svilajnac (1990–1991)

Kiril Petrov – Radnički Svilajnac (1990–1991)

Dimitar Petrunov – Jedinstvo Platičevo (2003–2008), Jedinstvo Pirot (201_–2015)

Sokolov – FK Bor (1987–1989, 1997–2000)

Timok Zaječar
(1990–1991)

Grafičar Beograd
(2006–2009)

Morava Ćuprija
(1990–1991)

Burkina Faso

Issouf Compaoré^[44] – Fruškogorac (2008–2009)

Cameroon

Jedinstvo Ub
(2008-2009)

Thierry Ako –
Bečej
(2005–2007)

Proleter Novi Sad (2006–2009), Metalac Futog (2009–2012), Borac Kruševac (2012–2014), Crvenka
(2014–2017)

Claude Rygan – Teleoptik (2003–2004)

Canada

Omladinac Novi Banovci
(2016–2017)

Nikola Borjan – Zvezdara (2023–2024)

FK Bulbuderac (2012–2013), FK Zvezdara
(2013–2015)

Železničar Beograd
(2003–2004)

Tibor Gemeri^[62] – FK Crvenka (1974–1975)

Milan Janikic – Lokomotiva Beograd (2008–2012)

Balkan Bukovica
(2012–2013)

Misel Klisara – Spektrum Novi Sad (2006)–2007)

Olivier Lacoste-Lebuis – Mladi Radnik Bačina (2000–2002)

Radnički Beograd (2016–2018). FK Zvezdara
(2018–2019)

Radnički Beograd (2016)–2017), FK Brodarac
(2016–(2017)

Igor Prostran – FK Beograd (200x–2001)

Mike Stojanovic – Morava Velika Plana
(1966–1969)

China

Gao Feng – FK Beograd (2006–2007)

Li Xin – Zvižd Kučevo (2007–2008)

ČSK Pivara
(2002–2004)

Xu Yang – FK Beograd (2006–2007)

Kabel Novi Sad
(2020-2021)

Zhao Pu – Zvižd Kučevo (2007–2008)

Côte d'Ivoire

Rudolph Diezion – FK Gučevo (2007–2009)

Arnaud Gaibo – FK Gučevo (2008–2009)

Marcel Metoua – FK Fruškogorac (2007–2008)

Simlice Ouhomblegnon – FK Gučevo (2008–2009)

Croatia

The players that have played for the Croatia National Team are in bold, the others have played since 1992.

Predrag Alić – Budućnost Gložan (2014–present)

Cement Beočin
(2012–present)

Balkan Bukovica
(2008–2012)

Dunav Stari Banovci (2013–2014), Jedinstvo Stara Pazova (2015)–2016), Sremac Vojka
(2015–present)

Ivan Budinčević – Obilić Novi Kneževac (1991–199_), Radnički Bajmok (199_–199_), Zorka Subotica (199_–199_), FK Aleksa Šantić (199_–2000)

Tekstilac Odžaci (1998–1999), FK Crvenka (1999–2000, 2006–2007, 20__–2014), FK Inđija (2000–2001), Spartak Subotica (2001–2007), FK Vršac, FK Bajmok

ŽAK Kikinda
(2015–present)

Dejan Čugalj [63] – FK Srbobran (2014–2016)

Radnički Šid
(2001–2002)

Srem Jakovo (2010–2011), FK Resnik (2011–2012), PKB Padinska Skela
(2012–present)

Srem Jakovo
(2011–present)

Radnički Šid
(2010–2011, 2012–present)

BSK Borča
(2004–2005)

Jedinstvo Paraćin (2004–2006, 2019–present), Borac Paraćin
(2018–2019)

Slavija Novi Sad
(193x–1934)
Dejan Godar – FK Tavankut (199_–199_), Solunac Karađorđevo (199_–199_)

Proleter Novi Sad
(2010–(2011)

Radnički Nova Pazova
(2014–2016)

Dunav Stari Banovci
(2011–present)

Radnički Sremska Mitrovica
(2011–2012)

Hajduk Kula
(2018)–2019)

Radnički Šid
(2012–2014, 2014–present)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2014–present)

Dinamo Pančevo
(2012–2016)

FK Žarkovo
(2011–present)

Ivan Konjević – FK Teleoptik (199_–199_)

Dario Krivokuća – Jedinstvo Stara Pazova (2015–present)

Radnički Šid
(2011–2012)

Radnički Šid
(1999–2000)

Radnički Sombor
(2001–2006, 2009–present)

Denis Lazinica – FK Palić (2009–2011), Radnički Bajmok (2011–2012), FK Bačka 1901 (2012–2015)

Radnički Šid
(2013–present)

Boženko Lešina – Zmaj Zemun (2005–2008)

Crvena zvezda Novi Sad
(2011–2012)

Slavko Mandić – FK Bačka 1901 (199_–199_)

Aleksandar Manojlović – Jedinstvo Stara Pazova (2011–present)

Tekstilac Odžaci
(2011–2013)

Radnički Šid
(2014–present)

Boris Miljković – FK Car Konstantin (2010–present)

RFK Novi Sad
(20__–20__)

FK Žarkovo (2012–2013), FK Brodarac
(2014–present)

Zlatibor Voda Horgoš (2006–2007), Spartak Subotica
(2007–2008)

ČSK Pivara (2001–2004, 2004–2011, 2013–present), Budućnost Gložan
(2012–2013)

FK Žarkovo
(2004–(2005)

Dejan Poljaković – FK Bačka 1901 (1993–199_)

Mario Pufek – Spartak Subotica (200_–2004), FK Bačka 1901 (2014–2015)

Tomislav Pukšec – Topličanin Prokuplje

Ognjen Pupovac – FK Obilić (201_–2015)

Radnički Šid
(2015–present)

Obrad Ratković – FK Vršac (2008–2014)

Begej Žitište
(2015–present)

Liria Prizren
(1981–1983)

Aleksandar Špehar – Bratstvo Prigrevica (2015–present)

ČSK Pivara
(1998–2004, 2004–2006)

Mladi Radnik
(2012–present)

Dragan Trešnjić – Spartak Subotica (2003–2005)

Damir Vitas – Radnički Bajmok (2002–2003)

Ozren Sokobanja
(2014)–2015)

Cyprus

Grafičar Beograd
(2017–2018)

Czech Republic

Jozef Boucek aka Josip Buček – Deligrad Aleksinac (1909)

Palilulac Beograd
(197_–19__)

Janiček – ĐSK Inđija (193_–1941)

Morava Ćuprija (1918), Soko Beograd
(1927–192_)

Morava Ćuprija
(1918)

Venčel Petrovický – FK Šumadija 1903 (191_–191_)

Jozef Urlah – Mladost Bački Petrovac (1990–1991)

Juraj Varga – Mladost Bački Petrovac (1990–1991)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(194_–195_)

Batko Voves – Srbobran

Denmark

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2009–2010)

Ozren Sokobanja
(2020–2021)

Dominican Republic

Eduardo Acevedo – Crvenka (2008–2009), Veternik
(2009–2010)

Kerbi Rodríguez – Crvenka (2008–2009), Veternik (2009–2010)

Egypt

Karim Marei – Obiliċ (2009–2010)

El Salvador

Sloboda Užice
(1986–1992, 1999–2002)

England

Nicholas Tonic – Car Konstantin (2013–present)

France

Comisser – FK Bor (1920–19__)

Galoa – FK Bor (1920–19__)

Gisse – FK Bor (1920–19__)

Jean – BSK Vitez Bor (1924–1925)

Goran Jerković – Prva Iskra Barić (2021–2022)

Marcel – BSK Vitez Bor (1924–1925)

Banat Zrenjanin (2012–2015), Radnički Zrenjanin
(2016–2020)

BASK Beograd
(2012–2015)

Bane Raška
(2011–2012)

Morran – FK Bor (1920–19__)

Prinne – FK Bor (1920–19__)

Talle – FK Bor (1920–19__)

Georgia

Sinđelić Beograd
(2007–2008)

Germany

Kabel Novi Sad (2022)–2023), Zemun
(2022–present)

Milan Delevic – Zvezdara (2018–2020)

Cement Beočin (2015–2016), Sloga Temerin
(2016–present)

RFK Novi Sad
(2021-present)

Mladost Bački Jarak
(2017–present)

Srem Jakovo (2014–2016), FK Dorćol (2016–2017), OFK Beograd
(2017–present)

Viktor Jung – Viktorija Vršac (1924–1925)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2006–2008)

BASK Beograd (2017–2018), OFK Beograd
(2019–present)

Uroš Milovanović – OFK Beograd (2016–present)

Bačka Subotica
(1990–1991)

Grafičar Beograd
(2005–2006)

Hajduk Kula
(2015–present)

Ghana

Melvin Banda – OFK Šapine (2015–2016)

Greece

Theodoros Apostolidis – Mladost Bor (1970)–1971)

Artas Charaiskakis - OFK Beograd (2022-present)

Šumadija Kragujevac
(2017–present)

Christoforos Margaritis – Indeks Novi Sad (2006–2008), FK Dorćol (2008–2009)

Dinamo Pančevo
(2018–present)

IMT Beograd
(2018–2020)

Michalis Zistakis – Konkordija Beograd (19__–1924), Trgovački Beograd (1929–1930)

Guinea

Sinđelić Beograd
(2007–2008)

Honduras

TSC Bačka Topola
(2011–2012)

Hungary

Gyula Blau – UTK Novi Sad (19__–1913)

TSC Bačka Topola
(2013–2016)

Predrag Bošnjak – FK Bačka 1901 (2002–2004), FK Veternik (2004–2006), OFK Kikinda (2008–2009)

Radnički Sombor (20__–2013), Partizan Kupusina
(2013–(2014)

Grafičar Beograd
(2007–2008)

Ivan Glavnik – Metalac Bor (1944–1945), FK Bor (1945–1946)

Bačka Subotica
(1945–1949)

Lajos Horváth – Građanski Sr. Mitrovica (1919–1920s)

István Juhász – FK Bačka 1901

Eđšeg Bačka Topola
(1946–1948)

AFK Ada
(198_–1990)

János Keresztes – Bunjevac Subotica (193_–1938), Bohemija Subotica (1938–19xx)

FK Bačka Topola
(2007–2008)

József Kőszegi – FK Bačka Mol (1920s)

Sándor Kőszegi – FK Bačka Mol (1920s)

Grafičar Beograd
(2003–2005)

Sándor Kovács – FK Senta (199_–199_)

Zlatibor Voda Horgoš
(2007–2008)

Radnički Kragujevac
(1945–1946)

Dolina Padina
(2011–2012)

Ferenc Makó – Bulbuderac (1952–195_)

Tamás Mező – OFK Niš (1997–1998)

Sándor Mihalecz – FK Senta (2009–2010)

AFK Ada
(2021-present)

László Némedi – FK Bor (1959–1963)

Károly Nemes – NAK Novi Sad (1919–1924)

Nemanja Nikolić – FK Senta
(200_–2006)

István Nyers – ŽAK Subotica (1941–1945)

György Oláh – FK Bačka Mol (192_–1931, 1943–1947, 1950–195_), FK Senta (1934–1937), Jugoslavija Jabuka (1937–19__) – played for Hungary B

Lajos Pál – FK Omladinac Bor (1937–19__)

Zsolt Radics – FK Horgoš (199_–199_), Graničar Jamena (____–2001), FK Senta (2005–2006)

Dinamo Pančevo
(200_–200_)

Cement Beočin
(1996–1997)

Toni Szabó – PSK Pančevo (1924–192_)

Tojaš – UTK Novi Sad (1920)

József Urda – FK Bačka Mol (1940s)

Dolina Padina
(2011–2012)

RFK Novi Sad
(1961–1962)

Iceland

Polet Ljubić
(2013–2014)

Grafičar Beograd
(2017–2018)

Iran

AFK Ada
(2022–present)

Italy

Stefano Andreata – Inđija (2012–2015), Jedinstvo Stara Pazova (2015–2018)

Arnoldo Balduini – Metalac Bor (1955–1961)

Mirko Benin – Inđija (2007–2008)

Augusto Della Pietra – Jedinstvo Zaječar (193_–1937), Građanski Ćuprija (1937–193_)

Franceschi –
Sloga Kraljevo
(1961–1962)

Sloboda Užice
(1947)

Bačka Subotica
(1945–1947)

Kabel Novi Sad (2017–2018), Homoljac Žagubica
(2020–present)

Mario – Maksim Divnić Zemun (1945)

Palilulac Beograd, (196_–196_), FK Jugopetrol (196_–1967), Čukarički
(1967–1969)

Japan

Masafumi Takatsuka – IMT Beograd ()

Kazakhstan

Nenad Erić – Sloga Požega (1999–2002)

Korea D.P.R.

Ri Kwang-il, North Korean international goalkeeper played with Radnički Kragujevac.

Radnički Kragujevac
(2009–2010)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2009–2010)

Radnički Kragujevac (2009)–2010), Erdoglija Kragujevac
(2009–(2010)

Korea (South)

Jeo Won-dang – Teleoptik (2004–2005)

Radnički Nova Pazova
(201x-2017)

Mladost Apatin
(2010-2011)

Kosovo

Safet Abazaj – Jedinstvo Novi Bečej (1989–1993)

Palilulac Beograd
(2006–present)

BSK Borča
(2018)–2019)

Radnički Beograd
(2015–(2016)

Dunav Stari Banovci
(2013–2015)

Dinamo Vranje
(2014–2015)

Sloga Leskovac (2006–2008), Moravac Predejane
(2012–present)

Besnik Krasniqi – Trnovac (2014–2015)

Lapidar Lladrovci – 14. Oktobar (2011–2013)

Enes Maliqi – Borac Ostružnica (201_–2014)

Husein Nazifi – Jastrebac Proleter (2006–2008)

Stefan Shala – Sloga Despotovac (2016)–2017), Borac Paraćin (2016–present)

Železničar Beograd
(1998–1999)

Gjelbrim Taipi – Trnovac (2010–2011)

Jetmir Topalli – Trnovac (2015–2017)

Arton Zekaj – Sopot (2017–2018), Tisa Adorjan (2022–2023)

Ozren Sokobanja
(2017–2018)

Liberia

+ Omega Roberts – BSK Baćevac (2023–present)

Libya

Donji Srem
(2015–2017)

Lithuania

Peter Jesaulenko – Ruski SK (1924–192x)

Malta

Neil Frendo – OFK Beograd (2018–2019)

Zachary Grech – OFK Beograd (2018–2019)

Mattia Veselji – OFK Beograd (2018–2019,2020–2021)

Moldova

Aleksandr Frangu – Železnik (201_–present)

Sloga Petrovac na Mlavi
(2006–2010)

Železničar Niš
(2007–20xx)

Montenegro

Bojan Adžić - Brodarac (2021)-2022)

Bačka Subotica
(2019–present)

Darko Bošković – OFK Odžaci (2017–present)

Šumadija Kragujevac
(2016–present)

Marko Brnović - Teleoptik (2021–2022)

Grafičar Beograd
(2016–2018)

Pavle Čujović – IMT Novi Beograd (2018)–2019), Stepojevac Vaga (2018–present)

Radnički Beograd (2015)–2016), FK Dorćol
(2016)–2017, 2017–present)

Dunav Stari Banovci
(2016–2018)

BASK Beograd
(2017–present)

Jovan Drobnjak – FK Beograd (2010–2011)

Radnički Beograd
(2015–(2016)

Sinđelić Beograd (2012–(2013), Sloga Bajina Bašta
(2016–2017)

Hajduk Kula
(2019–present)

Radnički Beograd (2017–2018), IMT Novi Beograd
(2018–2010)

FK Žarkovo
(2015–2017)

Radnički Pirot (2018–2019), Topličanin Prokuplje
(2019–present)

Radnički Obrenovac
(2019–present)

Železničar Pančevo (2016–2017), Proleter Vranovo
(2017–present)

Dolina Padina (2015–(2016), Radnički Zrenjanin
(2016–present)

Krsto Ljubanović – Teleoptik (2022–present)

Mladost Bački Jarak
(2017–2018)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2009–2010)

Radnički Obrenovac
(2016–present)

Danilo Mugoša – Teleoptik (2020–2022), Tutin (2023–2024)

Dinamo Pančevo (2017)–2018), FK Tutin
(2017–present)

Nedžad Nezirović – FK Tutin (2017–present)

Baćo Nikolić – Drina Ljubovija (2018–2019), Timočanin Knjaževac (2019–present)

Nemanja Ostojić –
Hajduk Beograd
(2015–2016)

Ozren Sokobanja
(2017–present)

Železničar Pančevo
(2019–present)

BASK Beograd (2016)–2017), Stepojevac Vaga (2017)–2018), Proleter Vranovo
(2017–present)

Brodarac Beograd
(2019)–2020)

Hajduk Beograd (2007–2008), Borac Sakule
(2015–2016)

IMT Beograd
(2019–2020)
Peđa Savić – Teleoptik (2015–present)

Marko Stanovčić –
Sinđelić Beograd (2008–2009), FK Zemun (2012–2013), FK Sopot (2016–2017), GSP Polet Dorćol
(2017–present)

Nikola Šipčić – OFK Žarkovo (2014–2016)

Bojan Šljivančanin – Teleoptik (2006–2008)

Filip Vorotović – Teleoptik (2016–2017, 2018–present)

Aleksandar Vujačić – FK Zemun (2008–2009)

Radnički Obrenovac
(2012–2014)

Jedinstvo Paraćin
(2018–present)

Nikola Vukčević – Lokomotiva Beograd (2017–present)

Dubočica Leskovac
(2020–(2021)

Netherlands

Suleiman Jalu - OFK Beograd (2019-2020)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2020–2021)

Nigeria

Rudar Kostolac (2009–2011), Šećeranac Beograd (2012)–2013), Hajduk Veljko
(2012–201x)

Nnaemeka Ajuru – Metalac G.M. (2005–2006)

Amuda Alabi – Železničar Novi Sad (19__–19__) Note: before 1996

Trayal Kruševac
(2022–2023)

Franklin Ayodele – Loznica (2008–2009)

Casey -
Jedinstvo Ub
(2006-2007)

Bane Raška
(2004–2005)

Jedinstvo Ub
(2007–(2008)

Ifeanyi Emeghara – Teleoptik (2003–2004)

Jedinstvo Ub (2006–2007), Komgrap Beograd (2007–2008), Mladi Obilić (2008–2009), FK Dorćol
(2009–2010)

ŽAK Kikinda (2008)–2009), Radnički Nova Pazova (2008–(2009), Balkanski Dimitrovgrad
(2009–2010)

Ifeanyi Igbodo – Banja Beograd (2004–2007)

John Igbodo – Bor (2020–present)

BASK Beograd
(2015–2016)

Victor Jideonwor – Dragačevo Guča (2005–2007), Lokomotiva Beograd (2007–2008)

Oladipupo Martins – Teleoptik (2003–2005, 2006–2007)

Samuel Nnamani – OFK Tabane (2014–2015)

Obiora Odita – FK Vučje (2002–2003)

Obele Okeke Onyebuchi – OFK Mladenovac (2003–2004), FK Ljubija (2008–(2009)

Budućnost Valjevo
(2003–2004)

Mačva Šabac
(2014–2016)

Radnički Pirot
(2008–2010)

Sinđelić Niš
(2009–2010)

Polimlje Prijepolje
(200_–200_)

Ifeanyi Victor Onyilo – Sloga Požega
(2008–2009)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2009–2010)

Raphael Remigus Governor - OFK Kikinda (202_-present)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2008-2009)

Dubočica Leskovac
(2020-2022)

Sodiq Suraj - Teleoptik (2008-2009)

Dinamo Pančevo
(2007–2008)

North Macedonia

The players that have played for the Macedonian National Team are in bold, the others have played since 1992.

Dinamo Vranje
(201_–2015)

Darko Aleksovski – Lokomotiva Beograd (200_–201_)

Vebi Alievski – FK 1. Maj Agroruma (2010–2012)

Aleksa Amanović – FK Teleoptik (2014–2015), IMT Beograd (2015–2016)

Šumadija Kragujevac
(2016–2017)

Ljupče Arsovski – Topličanin Prokuplje

Boban Avramovski – Turbina Vreoci (2008–present)

BSK Borča (2022)–2023), Zvezdara
(2023–present)

Albert Bajrami – FK Bačka 1901 (2013–present)

Arbën Biboski – Jedinstvo Smederevo (2006–2008)

Big Bul Bačinci
(2008–2009)

Sloga Kraljevo
(2001–2005)

Radnički Beograd
(2017–2018)

Palilulac Beograd
(2010–present)

Kolubara Lazarevac (1997–2001, 2014–2015, 2016–2019), TEK Sloga Veliki Crljeni
(2019–present)

Sloboda Užice
(1989–1993, 1993–1996)

Grafičar Beograd
(2007–2008)

Olivio Dautovski – Topličanin Prokuplje (1989–1995)

Železničar Niš (200_–200_), Car Konstantin
(200_–present)

IMT Beograd
(2017–present)

Boris Dobrić – Šumadija Kragujevac (201_–2018), Radnički Svilajnac (2018–present)

Mario Đurovski – OFK Mladenovac (2003)–2004), FK Sopot
(2003–(2004)

Čukarički Stankom
(1979–1980)
Argjent Gafuri^[65] – FK Jošanica (200_–200_)

Georgijevski – Rudar Bor (1989–1993)

Radnički Sombor
(____–____)

Žarkovo (2017)–2018), Prva Iskra Barić
(2017–present)

Blerim Gudjufi – Spektrum Novi Sad (2011–2012)

Jovan Gunev – Trajal Kruševac (200_–2008)

Ilijevski – Rudar Bor (1988–1997)

Nelson Iseni – FK Vinča (200_–2010), FK Resnik (2010–present)

Balkan Mirijevo
(2013–present)

Hajduk Kula
(2014–present)

Železničar Niš
(1980–1982)

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2023–2024)

Jedinstvo Surčin
(2017–present)

Grafičar
(2019–present)

Sloga Leskovac
(201_–2015)

Vlade Lazarevski – 14. Oktobar Kruševac (2002–(2003), 2003–(2004), Temnić Lipa Varvarin (2015–present)

Aleksandar Lazevski – Teleoptik (2005–2008, 2008–2010), Vršac (2018–present)

Lazo Lipovski – FK Bor (199_–199_)

Branislav "Bane" Manevski – Lokomotiva Beograd (2016–2018), GSP Polet Dorćol (2018–present)

Radnički Nova Pazova
(2008–2009)

Marjan Markoski – Radnički Zrenjanin (201_–2015)

Zoran Martinovski – Polet Beograd (1997–1998)

Igor Matenicarski – Sloga Požega (2003–2005), FK Crnokosa (200_–2008, 20__–2014)

Kliment Nastovski – FK Teleoptik
(2004–2006)

Železničar Beograd (1999)–2000, 2001–(2002), Rudar Bor
(200_–2006)

Bačka Bačka Palanka
(2022-present)

FK Bačka Topola
(2010–2011)

Marko Pavlov – ŽAK Sombor (2012–2013)

Petrovski – FK Bor (1993–1996)

Bojan Petrovski – Aluminijum Niš (2006–2007)

Predrag Ranđelović – FK Teleoptik
(2008–2011)

Stevica Ristić – FK Vršac (2000–2001), Jedinstvo Vršac (2001–2002)

Dubočica Leskovac
(____–2002,2020–present)

Đorđe Serpak^[66] – Trudbenik Beograd (199_–1993)

Aleksandar Simjanovski – Topličanin Prokuplje

Ivan Simjanovski – Topličanin Prokuplje

IM Rakovica (2017–2018), Teleoptik
(2018-2022)

Jovan Sovreski – FK Voždovac (2009)–2010), FK Dorćol (2009–(2010)

Perica Stančeski – FK Teleoptik (2004–2006)

Ostoja Stjepanović – FK Teleoptik (2003–2005)

Slavija Beograd
(2012–2013)

Nikola Stojanov – FK Brodarac (2015–(2016), Lokomotiva Beograd (2015)–2016, 2018–present), IMT Novi Beograd (2016–2018)

Radnik Surdulica
(2008–2009, 2013–2016)

BASK Beograd (2009)–2010), Lokomotiva Beograd (2009–2011), FK Kovačevac
(2010–(2011)

Radnički Beograd
(2002–2005)
Miloš Tošeski – Brodarac
(201_–present)

FK Smederevo (2015)–2016, 2018–2019), IM Rakovica
(2015–(2016)

FK Smederevo
(2015–present)

Haris Tutić – FK Tutin (2014–present)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2009–2011)

Northern Ireland

John Barrons – IMT Novi Beograd (2001–2002)

Norway

Bojan Jakovic – Jedinstvo Kalenić (200_–2006), FK 1. Maj Ruma (2008–2011)

Palestine

Hani Odeh – Železnik (201_–present)

Poland

Tadeusz Batkowski – Kadima Bečkerek (192_–1924), Kosovo Kikinda (1924–192_)

Železničar Pančevo
(2015–2016)

Jan Nosal – Jedinstvo Stević (2002–2005, 2006–200_, 20__–2014)

Portugal

BASK Beograd
(2020-2021)

FK Žarkovo (2016–2018), Crvena zvezda MML
(2019–present)

Sinđelić Niš (2016–2017), Car Konstantin
(2017–present)

Srem Jakovo
(2013–present)

Puerto Rico

Radnički Obrenovac
(2009–2010)

Romania
Franc Baroul – Kadima V. Bečkerek (1924–1925)

Palilulac Beograd
(197_–19__)

Ioan Răzvan Chiriţă – Jedinstvo Petrovac (199_–199_)

Mihail Costescu – Radnički Vršac (1998–1999)

Olimpiu Deac – Budućnost Srpska Crnja (1990–1991)

Ștefan Dobrescu – FK Sopot (2017–present)

Sloga Petrovac na Mlavi
(1990–1991)

Sloga Petrovac na Mlavi
(1990–1991)

Alberto Emanuel – FK Vršac (199_–199_)

Aurel Han – Zorka Subotica (1990–1991)

Sloga Petrovac na Mlavi
(1990–1991)

József Kezdi – Viktorija Vršac (1936–1937)

Kiril Kostel – Budućnost Alibunar (199_–199_)

Lăcătuș – Jugoslavija Jabuka (1937–19__)

Romeo Malak – FK Vršac (199_–199_)

Gheorghe Mureşan – Budućnost Srpska Crnja (1990–1991)

FK Bečej
(200_–200_)

Păunescu –
Grafičar Beograd
(1939–1940)

Branimir Pavlov^[68] – Jedinstvo Novi Bečej (1991–1992, 1992–(1993)

Dario Todor – FK Vršac (2015–2016)

Mateja Vezilici^[69] – JNA team (1945)

Russia

Nikolai Alexeyev – Ruski SK (1924–192_)

Chakarev –
Borac Čačak
(1966–1967)

Palilulac Beograd, Bor
(1964–1965)

Grafičar Beograd
(2020–2021)

Bečej
(1990–1992)

Igor – Maksim Divnić Zemun (1945)

Marko Jeremis – Mladi Radnik (20__–present)

Sinđelić Beograd
(1937–1941)

Grafičar Beograd (2018–2020), Brodarac (2020-2021), Žarkovo
(2021-2022)

Konstantin Lalionov – Ruski SK (1924–192x)

Budućnost Valjevo
(1990–1991)

Aleksandr Nazarko - Bor (2020–present)

Grafičar Beograd
(2017–2019)

Anton Pushin – Građanski Ćuprija (1937–1938)

Radnički Kragujevac
(2008–2010)

Stefan Shilovtsev – Momčilo Leskovac (1923–1924)

Aleksandr Shtcheglov – Jug Bogdan Prokuplje (1919–1925)

Fedor Solovei – Brodarac (2022–2023)

Budućnost Valjevo
(1990–1991)

Igor Vasilyev – Ruski SK (1924–192_)

Rastislav Vasilyev – Ruski SK (1924–192_)

Vladimir Vinogradov – Ruski SK (1924–192_)

Sergei Vitvinskiy – Ruski SK (192_–192_)

Vorontsov – Bor (1952–1953)

Mikhail Yagovlev – Ruski SK (1924–192x)

Palilulac Beograd
(2010–2011)

Mačva Šabac
(1919)

Saudi Arabia

Yazid Jashan – Zemun (2021–2023)

Senegal

Mamadou Diarra – Teleoptik (2008–2009)

Sierra Leone

Rudar Kostolac
(2005–2010)

Slovakia

Dolina Padina
(2011–201x)

Silvester Galamboš – FK Palić (200_–200_), Radnički Bajmok (200_–2010)

Vladimír Gombár – Srem Sr. Mitrovica (1993–1994)

FK Majdanpek
(1937–193_)

Bane Raška
(2013–2014)

Ján Podhradský – SŠK Bački Petrovac (1933–1935), SK Štefanik Stara Pazova (1939–1941)

Grafičar Beograd (2009–2010), FK Beograd
(2010–2011)

Slovenia

The players that have played for the Slovenian national team are in bold, the others have played since 1992.

Partizan Bumbarevo Brdo
(2013–present)

Železničar Lajkovac
(2002–2003)

Tekstilac Odžaci (2006)–2007), FK Brezovica
(2013)–2014)

Rudar Kostolac
(2004–2008)

Radnički Sombor (2013–2014), Bratstvo Prigrevica
(2015–present)

Safet Jahič – FK Teleoptik (2006–2007)

Dolina Padina
(2010–2011)

Radnički Nova Pazova (2011–2012), FK Sopot (2012–2013), FK Zemun (2013–2014), Sremac Vojka
(2014–(2015)

Cement Beočin
(2020–present)

Kabel Novi Sad
(2007–2008)

Mačva Šabac
(199_–199_)

Mačva Šabac
(2010–201_)

Hajduk Beograd (2014)–2015), FK Baćevac
(2014–present)

Sweden

Bačka Subotica
(2017–2018)

Radnički Obrenovac
(2010–2011)

Switzerland

Toplica Avramović – Zvezdara (2011–2012), Bulbuderac Beograd (2012)–2013), Dorćol (2012–201x)

Pajtim Badalli – FK 14. Oktobar (2014–2015)

Mačva Šabac
(2012–(2013)

Mihailo Bogicevic – Loznica (2019–2021)

Boško Borenović – Zemun (1991–1999, 2006–2007)

Mačva Šabac
(2011–2012)

Hajduk Beograd
(2009–2010)

IMT Beograd
(2014–2015)

Zlatibor Čajetina
(2017–2021)

Zeljko Ognjanovic – Šapine (2003–201x)

Radnički Pirot
(2023–present)

Mladi Radnik (2019–2020), Tutin
(2021–2022)

Jedinstvo Paraćin
(2021–2022)

Beselidhja
(1996–1997)
Luka Stević – Teleoptik (2019–2020)

Mladost Bački Jarak
(2016–2017)

Yves Vladislav – Teleoptik (2016–2018), OFK Beograd (2019–2020)

Tanzania

RFK Novi Sad
(2023–present)

Šumadija Aranđelovac (2020–2021), Žarkovo
(2000–2000. 2021–2002)

Turkey

BSK Borča
(1998–1999)

Palilulac Niš
(2014–(2015)

Uganda

Budućnost Dobanovci
(2021–2022)

Ukraine
Maksym Demchenko – Palić (1990–1991)

Gantchev – Bačka Subotica (1994–1995)

Sloboda Užice (2000–2002), Sloga Požega
(2006–2008)

Sloboda Užice (2000–2002), Sloga Požega
(2006–2008)

AIK Bačka Topola
(1991–1998)

Proleter Majdanpek
(194_–195_)

Proleter Majdanpek
(1962–1963)

Vitaliy Tolmachyov – Mladost Končarevo (1991–1992), Palić (1992–1993), Bačka Subotica (1994–1996)

Trile –
Palilulac Beograd
(1962–1963)

Radnički Nova Pazova
(2008–2009)

United States

Dunav Stari Banovci (2017–2018), Vršac
(2018–2019)

Slaviša Krstić – Teleoptik (2005–2008)

Vuk Latinovich – Brodarac (2014–2017)

Luka Nedić – Loznica (2019–2020)

Radnički Obrenovac
(2009–2010)

George Pantelic – Morava Velika Plana (2010)–2011), Zemun (2010–2013)

Danilo Radjen – Teleoptik (2019–2020)

Bane Raška
(2003–2008)

Aleksandar Thomas Višić – Resnik (2011)–2012), Zemun (2012–2013)

Uzbekistan

Rauf Mirolim – Omladinac Pirot (1923–1925)

References and notes

^ Mehmet Dragusha at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Pristina, he represented Albania internationally.

^ Besnik Hasi at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Gjakova, he represented Albania internationally.

^ Eli Babalj at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Sarajevo, he represents Australia internationally.

^ Branko Buljevic at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Split he represented Australia internationally.

^ Milan Ivanovic at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Sivac, he represented Australia internationally.

^ Doug Utjenesovic at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Belgrade as Dragan Utješenovic, he represented Australia internationally.

^ Former Vienna goalkeeper this is prior WWII. Possible correct native spelling in German Gröblacher.

^ Goran Kartalija at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Kljajićevo, he represented Austria internationally.

^ Mantler, a goalkeeper from Vienna played with UTK after WWI.

^ Sandor Nemes at EU-Football.info – Born in Budapest, Hungary, he played 3 matches for Hungary in 1918 and 1919 as Sándor Nemes, and then played 2 matches for Austria in 1925 as Alexander Neufeld. He was also known as Antal Nemes in Yugoslavia and Alex Nemesch in som sources. He is located in the Austrian section of this list as that is the last country he represented internationally, and the one closer to the period of his spell in BSK.

^ Murad Huseynov at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Makhachkala, he represents Azerbaijan internationally.

^ Branimir Subasic at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Belgrade, he represents Azerbaijan internationally.

^ Note: Played as Svetozar "Toza" Atanacković.

^ Zoran Jankovic at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Inđija, he represented Bulgaria internationally.

^ Predrag Pazin at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Nevesinje, he represented Bulgaria internationally.

^ Note: Played as Blagoje Simonović.

^ Dragoljub Simonovic at National-Football-Tema.com – Born in Belgrade, he represented Bulgaria internationally.

^ Kiril Simonovski at EU-Football.info – Born in Skopje, he played 2 matches for Bulgaria in 1942 as Kiril Simeonov, later he played 10 matches for Yugoslavia as Kiril Simonovski. At the time prior WWII he was known as Kiril Simonović.

^ John Mary, born in Nigeria but represents Cameroon internationally.

^ Milan Borjan at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Knin, he represents Canada internationally.

^ Stefan Cebara at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Zadar, he represents Canada internationally.

^ Srdjan Djekanović, born in Serbia but represented Canada internationally.

^ Dejan Jakovic at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Karlovac, he represents Canada internationally.

^ Mike Stojanovic at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Lapovo as Momčilo Stojanović, he represented Canada internationally.

^ David Manga at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Paris, France, he represents the Central African Republic internationally.

^ ^a ^b When Jia and Liu arrived in Partizan, they became the third and fourth Chinese players ever to play abroad. Just a year earlier, Xie Yuxin became the first Chinese ever to play abroad.

^ Timothy Chow, born in England but represents Taiwan internationally.

Comoros Islands
internationally.

^ Bitsindou, born in Belgium, represented Belgium at U15 level, later switched nationality to Congo and represents Congo.

Đakovica
, he represented Croatia internationally.

^ Kujtim Shala at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Prizren, he represented Croatia internationally.

^ Svetozar Đanić at Reprezentacija.rs – Born in Manđelos, he played 3 matches for Yugoslavia in 1940 before being forced to play for NDH playing 4 matches and scoring once.

^ Aleksandro Petrovic, born in Bosnia but represented Germany at U17 level.

^ Playing for Greece U19

^ Ednilson played as Portuguese during his spell at Partizan because he had represented Portugal at U21 level. Later, in 2010, when Guinea-Bissau resurrected its national team, he stated playing for them.

^ Moreira initially played as Portuguese, as he represented Portugal at U21 level earlier in his career, and at arrival to Partizan was in the wider list of options and calls for Portuguese main national team. However, at his third season at Partizan, he decided to accept the call of Guinea-Bissau to play for their national team which was resurrected after a 3-year period of inactivity.

^ Born 24–5–1982

^ Born in Subotica, but played always as Romanian

^ Born in Timișoara, Romania

^ Note: Born in Podgorica, Montenegro, but represents Bosnia U17,U18 and U19.

SFR Yugoslavia

^
SFR Yugoslavia

^
SFR Yugoslavia

^
Côte d'Ivoire

^ "German Soccer Superstar "BFG": Erik Hermanns". Archived from the original on 2022-08-22.

^
SFR Yugoslavia, was part of the non-FIFA Quebec
national team

^ "'MORE THAN JUST SOCCER': FILIP PROSTRAN ON PLAYING, COACHING AND LIFE". theeyeopener.com. 5 November 2019.

^ ^a ^b Cvjetković or Cvijetković, Gk, born 18-3-1974 in Osijek

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^
SFR Yugoslavia

SFR Yugoslavia

^
SFR Yugoslavia

^ "On a discuté avec Mathias Dimizas, ancien joueur du Panathinaïkos et du Dinamo Vranje". footballski.fr.

^ "Dimizas article".

^ "Adam: It's been my goal to play in Europe since young". thestar.com.my.

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SFR Yugoslavia

^ Born in Belgrade, Kingdom of Yugoslavia

SFR Yugoslavia

^ Milan Beader played for Ontario U15.

Canada U20 and was non used substitute on several occasions for the main Canada national team

SFR Yugoslavia

^ Dejan Čugalj, son of Zoran Čugalj, born in Smederevo, but holder of Croatian passport ans plating in Croatian cluns as well.

^ Fullname: Henry Nkemjika Okorocha

^ Born in Novi Pazar, played for Macedonia U-21

^ From Kočani

^ Born in New York City, United States

^ "Born in Timișoara, ex Poli Timișoara". Archived from the original on 2017-02-28. Retrieved 2016-11-04.

^ Born in Timișoara

SFR Yugoslavia

See also

List of foreign footballers in top leagues of former Yugoslavia

External sources

National-Football-Teams

Srbijafudbal

EUFO

Weltfussball

Soccerway

Superliga

Fudbalske lige SiCG

Zerodic

Zerozero

rsssf, Ital-players-abroad

rsssf, Arg players

Brazil transfers

YU Football

League stats 2004-07 EX SiCG Fudbal

Macedonian players abroad at Utrinski

Derbi pre derbija

First League of Serbia and Montenegro
2024–25 clubs

Čukarički

IMT

Jedinstvo Ub

Mladost Lučani

Napredak Kruševac

Novi Pazar

OFK Beograd

Partizan

Radnički Kragujevac

Radnički Niš

Red Star Belgrade

Spartak Subotica

Tekstilac Odžaci

TSC

Vojvodina

Železničar Pančevo

Former clubs

Banat Zrenjanin

Bežanija

Borac Čačak

BSK Borča

Dinamo Vranje

Donji Srem

Hajduk Kula

Inđija

Jagodina

Javor Ivanjica

Kolubara

Mačva Šabac

Metalac Gornji Milanovac

Mladi Radnik

Mladost Apatin

Mladost Novi Sad

OFK Bačka

Proleter Novi Sad

Rad

Radnik Surdulica

Sloboda Užice

Smederevo

Voždovac

Zemun

Zlatibor Čajetina

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[1] Mehmet Dragusha at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Pristina, he represented Albania internationally.

[2] Besnik Hasi at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Gjakova, he represented Albania internationally.

[3] Eli Babalj at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Sarajevo, he represents Australia internationally.

[4] Branko Buljevic at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Split he represented Australia internationally.

[5] Milan Ivanovic at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Sivac, he represented Australia internationally.

[6] Doug Utjenesovic at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Belgrade as Dragan Utješenovic, he represented Australia internationally.

[7] Former Vienna goalkeeper this is prior WWII. Possible correct native spelling in German Gröblacher.

[8] Goran Kartalija at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Kljajićevo, he represented Austria internationally.

[9] Mantler, a goalkeeper from Vienna played with UTK after WWI.

[10] Sandor Nemes at EU-Football.info – Born in Budapest, Hungary, he played 3 matches for Hungary in 1918 and 1919 as Sándor Nemes, and then played 2 matches for Austria in 1925 as Alexander Neufeld. He was also known as Antal Nemes in Yugoslavia and Alex Nemesch in som sources. He is located in the Austrian section of this list as that is the last country he represented internationally, and the one closer to the period of his spell in BSK.

[11] Murad Huseynov at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Makhachkala, he represents Azerbaijan internationally.

[12] Branimir Subasic at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Belgrade, he represents Azerbaijan internationally.

[13] Note: Played as Svetozar "Toza" Atanacković.

[14] Zoran Jankovic at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Inđija, he represented Bulgaria internationally.

[15] Predrag Pazin at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Nevesinje, he represented Bulgaria internationally.

[16] Note: Played as Blagoje Simonović.

[17] Dragoljub Simonovic at National-Football-Tema.com – Born in Belgrade, he represented Bulgaria internationally.

[18] Kiril Simonovski at EU-Football.info – Born in Skopje, he played 2 matches for Bulgaria in 1942 as Kiril Simeonov, later he played 10 matches for Yugoslavia as Kiril Simonovski. At the time prior WWII he was known as Kiril Simonović.

[19] John Mary, born in Nigeria but represents Cameroon internationally.

[20] Milan Borjan at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Knin, he represents Canada internationally.

[21] Stefan Cebara at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Zadar, he represents Canada internationally.

[22] Srdjan Djekanović, born in Serbia but represented Canada internationally.

[23] Dejan Jakovic at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Karlovac, he represents Canada internationally.

[24] Mike Stojanovic at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Lapovo as Momčilo Stojanović, he represented Canada internationally.

[25] David Manga at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Paris, France, he represents the Central African Republic internationally.

[jialiu-26] When Jia and Liu arrived in Partizan, they became the third and fourth Chinese players ever to play abroad. Just a year earlier, Xie Yuxin became the first Chinese ever to play abroad.

[27] Timothy Chow, born in England but represents Taiwan internationally.

[28] Comoros Islands
internationally.

[29] Bitsindou, born in Belgium, represented Belgium at U15 level, later switched nationality to Congo and represents Congo.

[30] Đakovica
, he represented Croatia internationally.

[31] Kujtim Shala at National-Football-Teams.com – Born in Prizren, he represented Croatia internationally.

[32] Svetozar Đanić at Reprezentacija.rs – Born in Manđelos, he played 3 matches for Yugoslavia in 1940 before being forced to play for NDH playing 4 matches and scoring once.

[33] Aleksandro Petrovic, born in Bosnia but represented Germany at U17 level.

[34] Playing for Greece U19

[35] Ednilson played as Portuguese during his spell at Partizan because he had represented Portugal at U21 level. Later, in 2010, when Guinea-Bissau resurrected its national team, he stated playing for them.

[36] Moreira initially played as Portuguese, as he represented Portugal at U21 level earlier in his career, and at arrival to Partizan was in the wider list of options and calls for Portuguese main national team. However, at his third season at Partizan, he decided to accept the call of Guinea-Bissau to play for their national team which was resurrected after a 3-year period of inactivity.

[37] Born 24–5–1982

[38] Born in Subotica, but played always as Romanian

[39] Born in Timișoara, Romania

[40] Note: Born in Podgorica, Montenegro, but represents Bosnia U17,U18 and U19.

[41] SFR Yugoslavia

[ReferenceA-42] 
SFR Yugoslavia

[ReferenceB-43] 
SFR Yugoslavia

[ReferenceC-44] 
Côte d'Ivoire

[45] "German Soccer Superstar "BFG": Erik Hermanns". Archived from the original on 2022-08-22.

[ReferenceD-46] 
SFR Yugoslavia, was part of the non-FIFA Quebec
national team

[47] "'MORE THAN JUST SOCCER': FILIP PROSTRAN ON PLAYING, COACHING AND LIFE". theeyeopener.com. 5 November 2019.

[ReferenceE-48] Cvjetković or Cvijetković, Gk, born 18-3-1974 in Osijek

[49] SFR Yugoslavia

[ReferenceF-50] 
SFR Yugoslavia

[51] SFR Yugoslavia

[ReferenceG-52] 
SFR Yugoslavia

[53] "On a discuté avec Mathias Dimizas, ancien joueur du Panathinaïkos et du Dinamo Vranje". footballski.fr.

[54] "Dimizas article".

[55] "Adam: It's been my goal to play in Europe since young". thestar.com.my.

[56] SFR Yugoslavia

[57] SFR Yugoslavia

[58] Born in Belgrade, Kingdom of Yugoslavia

[59] SFR Yugoslavia

[60] Milan Beader played for Ontario U15.

[61] Canada U20 and was non used substitute on several occasions for the main Canada national team

[62] SFR Yugoslavia

[63] Dejan Čugalj, son of Zoran Čugalj, born in Smederevo, but holder of Croatian passport ans plating in Croatian cluns as well.

[64] Fullname: Henry Nkemjika Okorocha

[65] Born in Novi Pazar, played for Macedonia U-21

[66] From Kočani

[67] Born in New York City, United States

[68] "Born in Timișoara, ex Poli Timișoara". Archived from the original on 2017-02-28. Retrieved 2016-11-04.

[69] Born in Timișoara

[70] SFR Yugoslavia

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