List of foreign football players in Liga I 2008-2009

This is a list of foreign football players in Liga I. The players written with bold text have at least one cap for their national team.

There is a total of 185 foreign players in Liga I of which 52 have been capped at least once for their national team.

Listed by country

Argentina

Armenia

*flagicon|Armenia Arman Karamyan
*flagicon|Armenia Artavazd Karamyan

Australia

*flagicon|Australia flagicon|Serbia Tomislav Arcaba
*flagicon|Australia Michael Baird
*flagicon|Australia

Jacob Burns
*flagicon|Australia flagicon|Macedonia Spase Dilevski
*flagicon|Australia Josh Mitchell
*flagicon|Australia Joshua Rose

Belarus

*flagicon|Belarus Yuri Tsygalko

Belgium

*flagicon|Belgium flagicon|Spain Urko Rafael Pardo

Bolivia

*flagicon|Bolivia Ricardo Pedriel

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Brazil

Bulgaria

*flagicon|Bulgaria Stanislav Genchev
*flagicon|Bulgaria Stoyan Kolev
*flagicon|Bulgaria Ilko Pirgov
*flagicon|Bulgaria Zhivko Zhelev

Burkina Faso

*flagicon|Burkina Faso flagicon|Ivory Coast Yssouf Koné
*flagicon|Burkina Faso Salif Nogo

Canada

*flagicon|Canada flagicon|Germany Lars Hirschfeld

Cameroon

Cape Verde

*flagicon|Cape Verde flagicon|Portugal Emerson da Luz
*flagicon|Cape Verde flagicon|Portugal Dany Mendes Ribeiro

Cote d'Ivoire

Colombia

*flagicon|Colombia Róbinson Zapata
*flagicon|Colombia Dayro Moreno
*flagicon|Colombia Juan Carlos Toja

Costa Rica

*flagicon|Costa Rica Winston Parks

Croatia

*flagicon|Croatia Frane Vitaić
*flagicon|Croatia flagicon|Serbia Srđan Žakula

Czech Republic

*flagicon|Czech Republic Lukáš Magera

Egypt

*flagicon|Egypt Tarek Amer

Estonia

*flagicon|Estonia Tarmo Kink

France

*flagicon|France Menassel Nasser
*flagicon|France flagicon|Portugal Anthony da Silva

Ghana

*flagicon|Ghana flagicon|Belgium George Blay
*flagicon|Ghana Raymond Fenny

Greece

*flagicon|Greece Pantelis Kapetanos
*flagicon|Greece Charalambos Moisiadis
*flagicon|Greece Haris Parastatidis

Guinea-Bissau

*flagicon|Guinea-Bissau flagicon|Portugal Djalo Bacari
*flagicon|Guinea-Bissau flagicon|Portugal Bruno Fernandes

Latvia

*flagicon|Latvia Deniss Romanovs

Liberia

*flagicon|Liberia Ben Teekloh

Lithuania

*flagicon|Lithuania Davidas Arlauskis
*flagicon|Lithuania Giedrius Arlauskis
*flagicon|Lithuania Paulius Grybauskas

Macedonia

*flagicon|Macedonia Stojan Ignatov

Mali

*flagicon|Mali Mourtala Diakité

Moldova

*flagicon|Moldova Denis Zmeu

Montenegro

*flagicon|Montenegro Vladimir Božović
*flagicon|Montenegro Radomir Đalović

Nigeria

Paraguay

*flagicon|Paraguay José Montiel

Poland

*flagicon|Poland Paweł Golański

Portugal

Senegal

Serbia

Sierra Leone

*flagicon|Sierra Leone Julius Wobay

Slovakia

*flagicon|Slovakia Balázs Borbély
*flagicon|Slovakia Miloš Brezinský
*flagicon|Slovakia Marián Čišovský
*flagicon|Slovakia Dušan Kuciak

Slovenia

Spain

*flagicon|Spain Ibón Pérez Arrieta
*flagicon|Spain Abel Gómez Moreno
*flagicon|Spain David Sánchez Rodríguez

Switzerland

*flagicon|Switzerland flagicon|Liberia Nyema Gerhardt

Togo

*flagicon|Togo Daré Nibombé

Tunisia

*flagicon|Tunisia Zied Bhairi

Uruguay

*flagicon|Uruguay Alvaro Pereira

Venezuela

*flagicon|Venezuela Gualberto Campos

Zimbabwe

*flagicon|Zimbabwe Mike Temwanjera

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