List of foreign A-League players

This is a list of foreign players in the A-League, which commenced play in 2005. The following players must meet both of the following two criteria:

Have played at least one A-League game (including finals). Players who were signed by A-League clubs, but only played in cup and/or continental games, or did not play in any competitive games at all, are not included.
Are considered foreign, i.e., outside Australia and New Zealand determined by the following:

A player is considered foreign if he is not eligible to play for the national team of Australia or New Zealand.

More specifically,

If a player has been capped on international level, the national team is used; if he has been capped by more than one country, the highest level (or the most recent) team is used. These include Australia/New Zealand players with dual citizenship.
If a player has not been capped on international level, his country of birth is used, except those who were born abroad from Australian parents or moved to Australia at a young age, and those who clearly indicated to have switched his nationality to another nation.

Clubs listed are those for which the player has played at least one A-League game. Note that calendar years are used. This follows general practice in expressing years a player spent at club.

As of 2 January 2021, 83 different nations have been represented in the A-League. Benin is the most recent nation to be represented with Rudy Gestede debuting for Melbourne Victory on 2 January 2021.

In bold: players who are currently at an A-League club.

Contents

Albania

Migjen Basha^{[b SUI]}^{[c SUI U21]} – Melbourne Victory – 2019–20

Algeria

Karim Matmour^{[b FRA]} – Adelaide United – 2017

Argentina

Marcos Flores won the Johnny Warren Medal in 2011.

Fernando Brandán – Melbourne City – 2016–17
Marcelo Carrusca^{[AUS pny]} – Adelaide United – 2012–17, Melbourne City – 2017–18, Western Sydney Wanderers – 2018
Nicolás Colazo – Melbourne City – 2016–17
Matías Córdoba – Perth Glory – 2013
Oscar Roberto Cornejo – Wellington Phoenix – 2010–11
Jorge Drovandi – Newcastle Jets – 2007
Marcos Flores – Adelaide United – 2010–11, Melbourne Victory – 2012–13, Central Coast Mariners – 2013–14, Newcastle Jets – 2014–15
Jonatan Germano – Melbourne City – 2011–15
Nicolás Martínez – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2016–17
Jerónimo Neumann – Adelaide United – 2012–14, Newcastle Jets – 2014–15
Patricio Pérez – Central Coast Mariners – 2010–11
Patito Rodríguez – Newcastle Jets – 2018
Matías Sánchez – Melbourne Victory – 2017–18
Adrian Trinidad – Perth Glory – 2008–09

Austria

Kristijan Dobras – Melbourne Victory – 2019–20
Marc Janko – Sydney FC – 2014–15
Richard Kitzbichler – Melbourne Victory – 2005–06
Richard Windbichler – Melbourne City – 2019–20

Bahrain

Sayed Mohamed Adnan^{[b MDV]} – Brisbane Roar – 2011–12

Barbados

Paul Ifill^{[b ENG]} – Wellington Phoenix – 2009–14

Belgium

Geoffrey Claeys – Melbourne Victory – 2005–06
Pieter Collen – Brisbane Roar – 2010
Ritchie De Laet – Melbourne City – 2018–19
Stein Huysegems – Wellington Phoenix – 2012–14

Benin

Rudy Gestede^{[b FRA]} – Melbourne Victory – 2020–

Brazil

Denni won the A-League Championship in 2008 with Newcastle Jets.

Fred played for three A-League clubs, including winning the Championship and Premiership with Melbourne Victory in 2007.

Alemão – Adelaide United – 2008–10
Alessandro – Melbourne Victory – 2007
Amaral – Perth Glory – 2008–09
Anderson – Gold Coast United – 2010–11
Andrezinho – Perth Glory – 2011–12
Bobô – Sydney FC – 2016–18, 2021–
Bruno Cazarine – Sydney FC – 2010–12
Claudinho – Melbourne Victory – 2006–07
Cleberson – Wellington Phoenix – 2007
Cristiano – Adelaide United – 2008–10
Denni – Newcastle Jets – 2007–08
Diego – Adelaide United – 2006–09, Wellington Phoenix – 2010–11
Ney Fabiano – Melbourne Victory – 2008–09
Fabinho – Melbourne Victory – 2011–12, Sydney FC – 2012–13
Felipe – Wellington Phoenix – 2007–08
Gui Finkler – Melbourne Victory – 2012–16, Wellington Phoenix – 2016–17
Fred – Melbourne Victory – 2006–07, Wellington Phoenix – 2008, Melbourne Heart – 2011–13
George – Wellington Phoenix – 2007
Jair – Newcastle Jets – 2018–19, Central Coast Mariners – 2019–20
Mário Jardel – Newcastle Jets – 2007–08
Jefferson – Gold Coast United – 2009–10
Juninho – Sydney FC – 2007–08
Leandro Love – Melbourne Victory – 2007–08
Leonardo – Newcastle Jets – 2015–16
Marcinho – Queensland Roar – 2007–08
Maycon – Melbourne Heart – 2011–12
Milson – Gold Coast United – 2009–10
Patrick – Sydney FC – 2007–08
Reinaldo – Brisbane Roar – 2005–10
Bernardo Ribeiro – Newcastle Jets – 2012–13
Ricardinho – Melbourne Victory – 2010–11
Robson – Gold Coast United – 2009–12
Romário – Adelaide United – 2006
Vítor Saba – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2014–15
Sidnei – Perth Glory – 2013–16
Alex Terra – Melbourne Heart – 2010–12
Tiago – Newcastle Jets – 2011–13, Sydney FC – 2013–14

Burundi

Elvis Kamsoba – Melbourne Victory – 2019–

Canada

Alen Marcina – New Zealand Knights – 2006–07
Issey Nakajima-Farran^{[c SIN U22]} – Brisbane Roar – 2011–12

Chile

Pablo Contreras – Melbourne Victory – 2013–14

China

Gao Leilei – New Zealand Knights – 2006–07, Wellington Phoenix – 2008
Jiang Chen – Wellington Phoenix – 2009
Li Yan – New Zealand Knights – 2006
Ma Leilei – Newcastle Jets – 2016–17
Qu Shengqing – Adelaide United – 2005–07
Zhang Shuo – Newcastle Jets – 2010–11
Zhang Xiaobin – New Zealand Knights – 2005–06
Zhang Yuning – Queensland Roar – 2006–07

Colombia

Milton Rodríguez – Newcastle Jets – 2006–07

Costa Rica

Marvin Angulo – Melbourne Victory – 2009–10
Steven Bryce – Brisbane Roar – 2010
Kenny Cunningham – Wellington Phoenix – 2013–15
Carlos Hernández – Melbourne Victory – 2007–12, Wellington Phoenix – 2013–14
José López – Melbourne Victory – 2008–09
Jean Carlos Solórzano – Brisbane Roar – 2010–11, 2014–16, Melbourne Victory – 2011–12
Marco Ureña – Central Coast Mariners – 2020–

Croatia

Dario Bodrušić^{[b BIH]} – Adelaide United – 2011
Mate Dragičević – Perth Glory – 2007
Dario Jertec – Western United – 2019–
Krunoslav Lovrek – Sydney FC – 2012–13
Dino Kresinger – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2012–13
Goran Paracki – Wellington Phoenix – 2017–18
Mateo Poljak – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2012–15, Newcastle Jets – 2015–17
Josip Tadić – Melbourne Heart – 2012–13

Curaçao

Roly Bonevacia^{[b NED]}^{[c NED U19]} – Wellington Phoenix – 2014–17, Western Sydney Wanderers – 2017–19
Dyron Daal^{[b NED]} – North Queensland Fury – 2009–11
Guyon Fernandez^{[b NED]} – Perth Glory – 2015–16
Darryl Lachman^{[b NED]} – Perth Glory – 2020–
Michaël Maria^{[b NED]} – Adelaide United – 2019–20

Denmark

Johan Absalonsen – Adelaide United – 2017–18
Jesper Håkansson – Newcastle Jets – 2008–09
Ken Ilsø – Adelaide United – 2018–19
Michael Jakobsen – Melbourne City – 2016–18, Adelaide United – 2018–
Thomas Kristensen – Brisbane Roar – 2016–19
Tobias Mikkelsen – Brisbane Roar – 2018–19
Morten Nordstrand – Newcastle Jets – 2016–17
Jakob Poulsen – Melbourne Victory – 2019–20
Thomas Sørensen – Melbourne City – 2015–17

Ecuador

Edson Montaño – Newcastle Jets – 2014–15
Edmundo Zura – Newcastle Jets – 2008

England

Robbie Fowler was the inaugural captain of North Queensland Fury.

David Ball – Wellington Phoenix – 2019–
Guy Bates – Newcastle Jets – 2005
Darren Bazeley – New Zealand Knights – 2005–07
Michael Bridges – Sydney FC – 2007–08, Newcastle Jets – 2009–14
Wayne Brown – Newcastle Jets – 2016–18
Malik Buari^{[b GHA]} – New Zealand Knights – 2006–07
Ronnie Bull – New Zealand Knights – 2005–06
Jacob Butterfield – Melbourne Victory – 2020–
Ben Collett – New Zealand Knights – 2006
Terry Cooke – North Queensland Fury – 2009–10
John Curtis – Gold Coast United – 2010–11
Brian Deane – Perth Glory – 2005
Matt Derbyshire – Macarthur FC – 2020–
Neil Emblen – New Zealand Knights – 2005–07
Robbie Fowler – North Queensland Fury – 2009–10, Perth Glory – 2010–11
Macaulay Gillesphey – Brisbane Roar – 2019–
Sam Graham – Central Coast Mariners – 2019
Chris Greenacre – Wellington Phoenix – 2009–12
Dean Gordon – New Zealand Knights – 2006–07
Shayon Harrison – Melbourne City – 2019
Daniel Heffernan – Central Coast Mariners – 2015–16
Emile Heskey – Newcastle Jets – 2012–14
Gary Hooper – Wellington Phoenix – 2019–20
Mark Hughes – North Queensland Fury – 2010–11
Francis Jeffers – Newcastle Jets – 2010–11, 2011–12
Joe Keenan – Melbourne Victory – 2007–08, Adelaide United – 2010–11
Geoff Kellaway – Melbourne Victory – 2010–11
Adam le Fondre – Sydney FC – 2018–20
Mark Lee – Perth Glory – 2006–07, 2008–09
Steve McMahon – Perth Glory – 2005–06
Callum McManaman – Melbourne Victory – 2020–
Joseph Mills – Perth Glory – 2016–18
Craig Noone – Melbourne City – 2019–
James Robinson – Melbourne Victory – 2006–07, Perth Glory – 2007–09, North Queensland Fury – 2009–10
Ryan Shotton – Melbourne Victory – 2020–
John Sutton – Central Coast Mariners – 2012
Steven Taylor – Wellington Phoenix – 2018–20
Andy Todd – Perth Glory – 2009–11
Nicky Travis – Central Coast Mariners – 2009–10
Simon Yeo – New Zealand Knights – 2005

Eritrea

Ambesager Yosief – Gold Coast United – 2011–12

Fiji

Roy Krishna – Wellington Phoenix – 2014–19

Finland

Aleksandr Kokko^{[b RUS]} – Newcastle Jets – 2016–17
Juho Mäkelä – Sydney FC – 2011–12

France

Éric Bauthéac – Brisbane Roar – 2017–19
Florin Berenguer – Melbourne City – 2018–
Matthieu Delpierre – Melbourne Victory – 2014–16
William Gallas – Perth Glory – 2013–14
Loïc Puyo – Macarthur FC – 2020–

Germany

Daniel Adlung – Adelaide United – 2017–18
Alexander Baumjohann – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2018–19, Sydney FC – 2019–
Maximilian Beister – Melbourne Victory – 2016–17
Mirko Boland – Adelaide United – 2018–20
Thomas Broich – Brisbane Roar – 2010–17
André Gumprecht – Central Coast Mariners – 2005–09
Tim Hoogland – Melbourne Victory – 2019–20
André Kilian – North Queensland Fury – 2010–11
Alexander Meier – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2019–20
Nicolai Müller – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2019–
Georg Niedermeier – Melbourne Victory – 2018–19
Dragan Paljić – Perth Glory – 2015
Peter Perchtold – Gold Coast United – 2011
Jérome Polenz – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2012–14, Brisbane Roar – 2015–16
Matti Steinmann – Wellington Phoenix – 2019–20
Marcus Wedau – Queensland Roar – 2006–07

Ghana

Hamza Mohammed – New Zealand Knights – 2006
Lloyd Owusu^{[b ENG]} – Adelaide United – 2009–10

Greece

Panagiotis Kone^{[b ALB]} – Western United – 2019–20
Avraam Papadopoulos^{[b AUS]} – Brisbane Roar – 2017–19

Hungary

György Sándor^{[b UKR]} – Perth Glory – 2015–16
Krisztián Vadócz – Perth Glory – 2016
Richárd Vernes – Central Coast Mariners – 2014–15

Indonesia

Sergio van Dijk^{[b NED]} – Brisbane Roar – 2008–10, Adelaide United – 2010–13

Iran

Reza Ghoochannejhad^{[c NED U19]} – Sydney FC – 2019

Iraq

Ali Abbas – Newcastle Jets – 2009–12, 2020–, Sydney FC – 2012–16, Wellington Phoenix – 2017–18

Ireland

Simon Cox^{[b ENG]} – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2020–
Sean Devine^{[b ENG]} – New Zealand Knights – 2005–07
Damien Duff – Melbourne City – 2014–15
Steven Gray – Melbourne Heart – 2012–13
Wes Hoolahan – Newcastle Jets – 2019–20
Andy Keogh – Perth Glory – 2014–19, 2020–
Stephen Mallon – Central Coast Mariners – 2019
Billy Mehmet^{[b ENG]} – Perth Glory – 2011–13
Liam Miller – Perth Glory – 2011–13, Brisbane Roar – 2013–14, Melbourne City – 2014
Roy O'Donovan – Central Coast Mariners – 2015–17, Newcastle Jets – 2017–19, 2020–, Brisbane Roar – 2019–20
Jay O'Shea – Brisbane Roar – 2019–
Wayne O'Sullivan^{[b CYP]} – Central Coast Mariners – 2005–07
Cillian Sheridan – Wellington Phoenix – 2019
Shaun Timmins^{[b ENG]} – Wellington Phoenix – 2014

Israel

Tomer Hemed – Wellington Phoenix – 2020–

Italy

Benito Carbone – Sydney FC – 2006
Alessandro Del Piero – Sydney FC – 2012–14
Alessandro Diamanti – Western United – 2019–
Marcello Fiorentini – Newcastle Jets – 2010–11
Massimo Maccarone – Brisbane Roar – 2017–18
Andrea Migliorini – Melbourne Heart – 2013–14
Federico Piovaccari – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2015–16
Marco Rossi – Wellington Phoenix – 2016–18
Fabio Vignaroli – Newcastle Jets – 2009–10

Ivory Coast

Eugène Dadi – Perth Glory – 2008–10, Wellington Phoenix – 2010
Jonas Salley^{[AUS lt5]} – New Zealand Knights – 2006–07, Sydney FC 2007, Adelaide United – 2007–09, Gold Coast United – 2011–12
Adama Traoré – Gold Coast United – 2009–12, Melbourne Victory – 2012–14, 2019–

Japan

Riku Danzaki – Brisbane Roar – 2020–
Keisuke Honda – Melbourne Victory – 2018–19
Tomoki Imai – Western United – 2020–
Hiroyuki Ishida – Perth Glory – 2005–06
Kojiro Kaimoto – North Queensland Fury – 2009
Masato Kudo – Brisbane Roar – 2020–
Jumpei Kusukami – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2016–18
Kazuyoshi Miura – Sydney FC – 2005
Hirofumi Moriyasu – Sydney FC – 2010–12
Ryo Nagai – Perth Glory – 2012–14
Shinji Ono – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2012–14
Yojiro Takahagi – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2015
Yuji Takahashi – Brisbane Roar – 2012–13
Yūsuke Tanaka – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2015
Naoki Tsubaki – Melbourne City – 2020–

Kosovo

Besart Berisha^{[c ALB]} – Brisbane Roar – 2011–14, Melbourne Victory – 2014–18, Western United – 2019–

Liberia

Patrick Gerhardt^{[b SUI]} – Melbourne Heart – 2012–14

Lithuania

Darvydas Šernas – Perth Glory – 2014

Malaysia

Matthew Davies^{[b AUS]} – Perth Glory – 2013–15
Brendan Gan^{[b AUS]} – Sydney FC – 2008–11

Mali

Kalifa Cissé^{[b FRA]} – Central Coast Mariners – 2018–19

Malta

John Hutchinson^{[b AUS]} – Central Coast Mariners – 2005–15
Michael Mifsud – Melbourne Heart – 2013–14
Manny Muscat^{[b AUS]} – Wellington Phoenix – 2008–16, Melbourne City – 2016–18

Martinique

Harry Novillo^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U19]} – Melbourne City – 2015–16

Mauritius

Jonathan Bru^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U21]} – Melbourne Victory – 2012–14

Mexico

Ulises Dávila – Wellington Phoenix – 2019–

Netherlands

Patrick Zwaanswijk won an A-League Championship with Central Coast Mariners.

Rutger Worm was Melbourne Heart's first international signing.

Paul Beekmans – Gold Coast United – 2011–12
Pascal Bosschaart – Sydney FC – 2011–13
Wout Brama – Central Coast Mariners – 2017–18
Jordy Buijs – Sydney FC – 2017–18
Romeo Castelen^{[b SUR]} – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2014–16
Donny de Groot – Newcastle Jets – 2009–10
Siem de Jong^{[b SUI]} – Sydney FC – 2018–19
Orlando Engelaar – Melbourne Heart – 2013–14
Leroy George^{[b SUR]} – Melbourne Victory – 2017–18
Youssouf Hersi^{[b ETH]} – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2012–14, Perth Glory – 2014–15
Tom Hiariej – Central Coast Mariners – 2017–19
Kew Jaliens – Newcastle Jets – 2013–15, Melbourne City – 2015
Peter Jungschläger – Gold Coast United – 2011–12
Marcel Meeuwis – Melbourne Heart – 2013
Stef Nijland – Brisbane Roar – 2013
Bobby Petta – Adelaide United – 2006–08, Sydney FC – 2008
Maceo Rigters – Gold Coast United – 2011–12
Jeffrey Sarpong – Wellington Phoenix – 2015–16
Bart Schenkeveld – Melbourne City – 2017–19
Marcel Seip – Central Coast Mariners – 2013–14
Gerald Sibon – Melbourne Heart – 2010–11
Victor Sikora – Perth Glory – 2009–12
Andwélé Slory^{[b SUR]} – Adelaide United – 2011
Jordy Thomassen – Adelaide United – 2019
Bas van den Brink – Gold Coast United – 2009–11, Perth Glory – 2011–13
Jop van der Linden – Sydney FC – 2018–19
Frank van Eijs – New Zealand Knights – 2005–06
Rob Wielaert – Melbourne City – 2013–15
Rutger Worm – Melbourne Heart – 2010–12
Patrick Zwaanswijk – Central Coast Mariners – 2010–13

Nigeria

Seyi Adeleke – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2014–15

North Macedonia

Daniel Georgievski^{[b AUS]} – Melbourne Victory – 2014–17, Newcastle Jets – 2017–19, Western Sydney Wanderers – 2019–
Mensur Kurtiši – Brisbane Roar – 2014–15

Northern Ireland

Bobby Burns – Newcastle Jets – 2019–20
Aaron Hughes – Melbourne City – 2015–16
Terry McFlynn – Sydney FC – 2005–14
Jonny Steele – Newcastle Jets – 2014

Norway

Kristian Opseth – Adelaide United – 2019–20

Panama

Abdiel Arroyo – Newcastle Jets – 2019–20
Ricardo Clarke – Wellington Phoenix – 2012
Yairo Yau – Sydney FC – 2012–14

Papua New Guinea

Brad McDonald – North Queensland Fury – 2010–11, Central Coast Mariners – 2011–13; 2016–17

Philippines

Iain Ramsay^{[b AUS]} – Sydney FC – 2009–10, Adelaide United – 2010–13, Melbourne City 2013–15

Poland

Marcin Budziński – Melbourne City – 2017–18
Michał Janota – Central Coast Mariners – 2020–
Michał Kopczyński – Wellington Phoenix – 2018–19
Filip Kurto – Wellington Phoenix – 2018–19, Western United – 2019–
Adrian Mierzejewski – Sydney FC – 2017–18

Portugal

Fábio Ferreira^{[AUS pny]} – Adelaide United – 2012–15, Central Coast Mariners – 2015–17, Sydney FC – 2018, Perth Glory – 2018–19
Dani Rodrigues – New Zealand Knights – 2006–07

Romania

Lucian Goian – Perth Glory – 2017

Scotland

Melbourne Victory midfielder Grant Brebner, winner of two Premiership Championship doubles with his club

Tom Aldred^{[b ENG]} – Brisbane Roar – 2019–
Marc Anthony – Perth Glory – 2008–09
Grant Brebner – Melbourne Victory – 2006–12
Chris Doig – Central Coast Mariners – 2009–11
Graham Dorrans – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2020–
Ian Ferguson – Central Coast Mariners – 2005–06
Scot Gemmill – New Zealand Knights – 2006–07
Ziggy Gordon – Central Coast Mariners – 2019–20, Western Sydney Wanderers – 2020–
Jack Hendry – Melbourne City – 2020
Simon Lynch^{[b CAN]} – Queensland Roar – 2006–08
Bob Malcolm – Brisbane Roar – 2009–10
Ross McCormack – Melbourne City – 2017–18, Central Coast Mariners – 2018–19
Steven McGarry – Perth Glory – 2010–14
Charlie Miller – Brisbane Roar – 2008–09, Gold Coast United – 2009–10
Nick Montgomery^{[b ENG]}^{[AUS pny]} – Central Coast Mariners – 2012–17
Michael O'Halloran – Melbourne City – 2018–19
Stewart Petrie – Central Coast Mariners – 2005–07
Grant Smith – North Queensland Fury – 2009
Scott Wilson – North Queensland Fury – 2009–10

Senegal

Baba Diawara – Adelaide United – 2017–19
Jacques Faty^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U21]} – Sydney FC – 2015–16, Central Coast Mariners – 2016–17
Malick Mané – Central Coast Mariners – 2014
Mickaël Tavares^{[b FRA]} – Sydney FC – 2015–16, Central Coast Mariners – 2016–17

Serbia

Enver Alivodić – Newcastle Jets – 2015–16
Ranko Despotović – Sydney FC – 2013–14
Miloš Dimitrijević^{[c FRA U18]} – Sydney FC – 2014–17
Milan Đurić – Central Coast Mariners – 2019–20
Branko Jelić^{[b BIH]} – Perth Glory – 2009–11
Milan Jovanić – Perth Glory – 2005–06
Andrija Kaluđerović – Brisbane Roar – 2015, Wellington Phoenix – 2017–18
Matija Ljujić – Wellington Phoenix – 2018
Nebojša Marinković – Perth Glory – 2014–17
Miloš Ninković – Sydney FC – 2015–
Nikola Petković – Sydney FC – 2013–15
Milan Smiljanić^{[b SWE]} – Perth Glory – 2016–17
Miloš Trifunović – Newcastle Jets – 2015–16

Singapore

Safuwan Baharudin – Melbourne City – 2015

Slovakia

Filip Hološko – Sydney FC – 2015–17
Karol Kisel – Sydney FC – 2009–10, 2011–12

Slovenia

Džengis Čavušević – Adelaide United – 2018
Robert Koren – Melbourne City – 2014–16
Denis Kramar – Perth Glory – 2015
Tomislav Mišura – Newcastle Jets – 2010–11

Solomon Islands

Henry Fa'arodo – Perth Glory – 2005–06
Benjamin Totori – Wellington Phoenix – 2012–13

South Korea

Byun Sung-hwan – Sydney FC – 2009–11, Newcastle Jets – 2011–12
Danny Choi – Adelaide United – 2016
Do Dong-hyun – Brisbane Roar – 2012–13
Kim Eun-sun – Central Coast Mariners – 2019–20
Kim Jae-sung – Adelaide United – 2017
Kim Seung-yong – Central Coast Mariners – 2014
Kim Soo-beom – Perth Glory – 2019–20
Kim Sung-kil – Gold Coast United – 2011
Lee Ki-je – Newcastle Jets – 2015
Seo Hyuk-su – Brisbane Roar – 2005–09
Shin In-seob – Adelaide United – 2009–11
Shin Tae-yong – Queensland Roar – 2004–05
Song Jin-hyung – Newcastle Jets – 2008–10

South Sudan

Kenny Athiu – Melbourne Victory – 2017–20
Yagoub Mustafa – Perth Glory – 2017–18

Spain

Perth Glory midfielder Diego Castro, winner of the 2016 Johnny Warren Medal

Alberto – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2015–16
Andreu – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2015–16, Perth Glory – 2017–18
Manuel Arana – Brisbane Roar – 2016–17
Asdrúbal – Central Coast Mariners – 2017–18
Raúl Baena – Melbourne Victory – 2018–19
Alan Baró – Melbourne Victory – 2016–17, Central Coast Mariners – 2017–18
Beñat – Macarthur FC – 2020–
Aritz Borda – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2016–17
Diego Castro – Perth Glory – 2015–
Álvaro Cejudo – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2017–18
Sergio Cirio – Adelaide United – 2013–17
Corona – Brisbane Roar – 2015–16
Dimas – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2015–17
Luis García – Central Coast Mariners – 2016
Sergi Guardiola – Adelaide United – 2016–17
Iker Guarrotxena – Western United – 2021–
Javier Hervás – Brisbane Roar – 2015–16
Juande – Perth Glory – 2018–20
Raúl Llorente – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2017–19
Álex López – Brisbane Roar – 2018–19
Javi López – Adelaide United – 2020–
Ubay Luzardo – Melbourne Victory – 2012
Mandi – Wellington Phoenix – 2018–19
Miguel Palanca – Adelaide United – 2015
Albert Riera – Wellington Phoenix – 2013–16
Oriol Riera – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2017–19
Alex Rodriguez – Wellington Phoenix – 2014–17
Dani Sánchez – Wellington Phoenix – 2011–13
Pablo Sánchez – Adelaide United – 2014–16
Víctor Sánchez – Western United – 2020–
Markel Susaeta – Melbourne City – 2020, Macarthur FC – 2020–
Xavi Torres – Perth Glory – 2017–18
David Villa – Melbourne City – 2014

Sweden

Ola Toivonen – Melbourne Victory – 2018–20

Switzerland

Remo Buess – Queensland Roar – 2005–07
Grégory Duruz – New Zealand Knights – 2006
Stephan Keller – Sydney FC – 2009–11
Daniel Lopar – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2019–20
Dominik Ritter – Newcastle Jets – 2012–13
Pirmin Schwegler – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2019–20
Gregory Wüthrich – Perth Glory – 2019–20

Thailand

Surat Sukha – Melbourne Victory – 2009–11
Sutee Suksomkit – Melbourne Victory – 2009

Timor-Leste

Jesse Pinto^{[b AUS]} – Newcastle Jets – 2009

Togo

Eric Akoto^{[b GHA]} – North Queensland Fury – 2010–11

Trinidad and Tobago

Tony Warner^{[b ENG]} – Wellington Phoenix – 2011–12
Dwight Yorke – Sydney FC – 2005–06

Tunisia

Fahid Ben Khalfallah^{[b FRA]} – Melbourne Victory – 2014–17, Brisbane Roar – 2017–18

Turkey

Ersan Gülüm^{[b AUS]}^{[c AUS U23]} – Adelaide United – 2017–18, Western United – 2019–20
Jem Karacan^{[b ENG]} – Central Coast Mariners – 2019

Uganda

Eugene Sseppuya – North Queensland Fury – 2010

Ukraine

Yevhen Levchenko – Adelaide United – 2011–12

United States

Tyler Boyd^{[b NZL]}^{[c NZL]} – Wellington Phoenix – 2012–15
Michael Enfield – Sydney FC – 2007–09
Alex Smith^{[b ENG]} – Wellington Phoenix – 2011–13

Uruguay

Bruno Fornaroli is the fastest player to score 30 goals in the A-League.

Javier Cabrera – Melbourne City – 2019–20
Osvaldo Carro – Queensland Roar – 2005–06
Mateo Corbo – Newcastle Jets – 2005–06
Bruno Fornaroli – Melbourne City – 2015–19, Perth Glory – 2019–
Adrián Luna – Melbourne City – 2019–
Bruno Piñatares – Western Sydney Wanderers – 2016–17
Francisco Usúcar – Adelaide United – 2011–12

Vanuatu

Mitch Cooper^{[c AUS U20]} – Gold Coast United – 2012, Newcastle Jets – 2012–17

Venezuela

Ronald Vargas – Newcastle Jets – 2017–19

Wales

Aaron Amadi-Holloway – Brisbane Roar – 2019–20
Matt Crowell – Central Coast Mariners – 2009–10
Joe Ledley – Newcastle Jets – 2020

Notes

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Capped for the Albania national football team
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Capped for the Australia national under-20 soccer team
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Capped for the Australia national under-23 soccer team
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Capped for the Singapore national under-22 football team
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Capped for the Switzerland national under-21 football team
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Has received Australian citizenship, but is not eligible to represent the national team due to having represented another country's youth team before receiving Australian nationality
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Has received Australian citizenship, but having spent less than 5 years living in the country is not eligible to represent the national team

References

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[cnote_b_SUI] 
Born in Switzerland

[cnote_b_SUR] 
Born in Suriname

[cnote_b_SWE] 
Born in Sweden

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

[cnote_c_ALB] 
Capped for the Albania national football team

[cnote_c_AUS_U20] 
Capped for the Australia national under-20 soccer team

[cnote_c_AUS_U23] 
Capped for the Australia national under-23 soccer team

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

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

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

[cnote_c_NED_U19] 
Capped for the Netherlands national under-19 football team

[cnote_c_NZL] 
Capped for the New Zealand national football team

[cnote_c_SIN_U22] 
Capped for the Singapore national under-22 football team

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

[cnote_AUS_pny] 
Has received Australian citizenship, but is not eligible to represent the national team due to having represented another country's youth team before receiving Australian nationality

[cnote_AUS_lt5] 
Has received Australian citizenship, but having spent less than 5 years living in the country is not eligible to represent the national team

[b SUI]

[c SUI U21]

[b FRA]

[AUS pny]

[b MDV]

[b ENG]

[c SIN U22]

[b BIH]

[b NED]

[c NED U19]

[b GHA]

[b RUS]

[b ALB]

[b AUS]

[b UKR]

[b CYP]

[AUS lt5]

[c ALB]

[c FRA U19]

[c FRA U21]

[b SUR]

[b ETH]

[b CAN]

[c FRA U18]

[b SWE]

[c AUS U23]

[b NZL]

[c NZL]

[c AUS U20]

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