List of foreign Nemzeti Bajnokság I players

This is a list of foreign players in the Nemzeti Bajnokság I, which commenced play in 1901. The following players:

have played at least one Nemzeti Bajnokság I game for the respective club. Players who were signed by Nemzeti Bajnokság I clubs, but only played in lower league, cup and/or European games, or did not play in any competitive games at all, are not included.
have not been capped for the Hungary national team on any level.
have been born in Hungary and were capped by a foreign national team. This includes players who have dual citizenship with Hungary.

Details correct as of 30 August 2016

Albania

Berat Ahmeti – Újpest – 2014
Naser Aliji – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2019–
Sulejman Demollari – Győr – 1996–1997
Liridon Latifi – Puskás Akadémia FC – 2017–19
Kristi Marku – Budapest Honvéd – 2014–2015

Algeria

Selim Bouadla – Debrecen – 2011–2015
Karim Benounes – Vasas – 2009–2011
Fouad Bouguerra – Nyíregyháza Spartacus – Győri – 2009–10, 2010–11
Nacim Abdelali – Nyíregyháza Spartacus – 2010–2012
Meziane Touati – Ferencváros – Budapest Honvéd – 1996–1998
Naçer Bouiche – Ferencváros – 1990–1991
Badis Lebbihi – Kaposvár – 2013–2014
Mohamed Remili – Vasas – Szolnok – Újpest – Vasas– 2009–10, 2010–11, 2011–13, 2015–

Argentina

Héctor Gabriel Morales – Ferencváros – 2010–12
Matías Rodríguez – Ferencvárosi – 2018–19

Australia

Golgol Mebrahtu – Puskás Akadémia FC – 2019–
David Williams – Szombathely – 2016–18

Austria

Belgium

Naïm Aarab – Újpest – 2012–2013
Stanley Aborah – Ferencváros – 2012–2013
Kylian Hazard – Újpest – 2016–17
Jonathan Heris – Újpest, Puskás Akadémia – 2014–
Roland Lamah – Ferencváros – 2014–16
Simon Ligot – Újpest – 2013–2014
Pierre Mbemba – Kaposvár – 2013–2014
Mohamed Mezghrani – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2019–
Pierre Ngawa – Újpest – 2013–2014
Nikolas Proesmans – Újpest – 2011–2013
Kurt Vermeesch – Vasas – 1993–1994
Marten Wilmots – Ferencváros – 2018–19
Stef Wils – Szombathely – 2015–18
Thomas Wils – Szombathely – 2015–16

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Muhamed Bešić spent two seasons with Ferencváros before moving to Premier League club Everton F.C. in 2014

Muhamed Bešić – Ferencváros – 2012–14
Jusuf Dajić – Videoton, Vasas Budapest – 2006–
Ognjen Đelmić – Debrecen – 2016–17
Anel Hadžić – Videoton – 2016–17
Emir Hadžić – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2012
Armin Hodžić – Fehérvár – 2018–
Senad Husić – Diósgyőr – 2013–16
Aleksandar Jovanović – Ferencváros – 2011–2014
Dorde Kamber – Diósgyőr, Zalaegerszeg, Győr, Budapest Honvéd – 2008–
Bojan Mihajlović – Újpest – 2012–
Stevo Nikolić – Debrecen – 2011–2013
Asmir Suljić, Újpest – Videoton – 2013–18

Bolivia

Vicente Arze – Diósgyőr – 2011–12

Brazil

Aílton Júnior – Kaposvár, Ferencváros – 2008–12
Andrezinho – Ferencváros – 2010–11
Adriano Alves – Ferencváros – 2010–11
Andre Alves – Budapest Honvéd FC, Kaposvári Rákóczi, Videoton, Mezőkövesd – 2005–08; 2009–12; 2018
William Alves – Diósgyőr – 2013–15
Nicolas Ceolin – Győri ETO, Budapest Honvéd, Pécsi MFC – 2010–13
Danilo – Budapest Honvéd – 2010–12; 2017–19
Felipe – Kisvárda – 2018–
Felipe Félix – Ferencváros – 2011
Bernardo Frizoni – Diósgyőr, Pápa – 2012–15
Isael – Ferencváros – 2019–
Ji-Paraná – Győr – 2010–12
Lucas – Debrecen, Kisvárda – 2008–13; 2018–
Bruno Moraes – Újpest – 2012–13
Pedro Sass Petrazzi – Kaposvár – 2010–13
Anderson Pico – Kisvárda – 2018–
Sassá – Kisvárda – 2018–
Jeff Silva – Videoton – 2012
Alison Silva – Ferencváros – 2011
Somália – Ferencváros – 2012–15
Túlio – Újpest – 2002
Paulo Vinícius – Videoton – 2011–

Bulgaria

Ivo Georgiev – Debrecen, Budapest Honvéd — 1990–93, 2000–02
Galin Ivanov – Szombathelyi Haladás – 2019
Georgi Korudzhiev – Sopron, Békéscsaba – 2006–07; 2015–16

Canada

Manjrekar James – Pécsi MFC, Diósgyőr, Vasas – 2014–18
Igor Pisanjuk – Ferencváros, Szolnok, Kecskemét, Eger – 2008–12

Cameroon

Thomas Job – Budapest Honvéd – 2013–14
Justin Mengolo – Debrecen – 2016–18
Macdonald Ngwa Niba – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2019–
Hervé Tchami – Szolnok, Budapest Honvéd – 2010–13
Mbengono Yannick – Budapest Honvéd, Kecskemét, Debrecen, Pápa – 2005–13, 2015

Cape Verde

Stopira – Videoton – 2011–

China

Men Yang – Ferencváros – 2009–10

Colombia

César Alexander Quintero Jiménez – Pápa – 2010–13
Edixon Perea – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2013–14

Congo

Francis Litsingi – Újpest, Kecskemét – 2008–
Jean-Claude Mbemba – Vasas, Veszprém – 1988–1996

Congo DR

Kadima Kabangu – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2016–18
Landry Mulemo – Kaposvár – 2013–2014
Bavon Tshibuabua – Újpest – 2012–

Croatia

Stipe Bacelic-Grgic – Puskás Akadémia, Mezőkövesd – 2015–18
Andrej Čaušić – Pécs – 2011–13, 2014–15
Mato Grgić – MTK Budapest – 2016–17
Tomislav Havojic – Ferencváros – 2014–15
Ivan Kelava – Debrecen – 2017
Tonći Kukoč – Budapest Honvéd – 2018–
Stjepan Kukuruzović – Ferencváros – 2014–15
Goran Paracki – Pécs – 2012
Haris Mehmedagić – Vasas Budapest – 2011
Benedik Mioč – Puskás Akadémia FC – 2018–19
Mateo Pavlović – Ferencváros – 2014–15
Marko Šimić – Vasas Budapest, Ferencváros – 2011–12
Dino Škvorc – Budapest Honvéd – 2018–19
Aljoša Vojnović – Kaposvári Rákóczi FC – 2019–
Bojan Vručina – Kaposvár – 2012–13

Curaçao

Prince Rajcomar – Zalaegerszeg – 2009

Czech Republic

Martin Klein – Ferencváros – 2011–
Jiří Krejčí – Pécs – 2012–
Marek Heinz – Ferencváros – 2010–11
Jan Nečas – Tatabánya – 2006–07
Tomáš Pilík – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2018
Marek Střeštík – Győr – 2012–
Michal Švec – Győr – 2012–
David Vaněček – Puskás Akadémia FC – 2019–
Jan Vosahlik – Mezőkövesd – 2016–17
Lukáš Zelenka – Budapest Honvéd

Ecuador

Bryan de Jesús – Puskás Akadémia – 2018
Cristian Ramírez – Ferencváros – 2016–17

El Salvador

Rafael Burgos – Kecskemeti – 2012–2013, Gyori – 2013–2014
Arturo Alvarez – Videoton – 2013–2015

England

James Ashmore – Ferencváros – 2008–10
Anthony Elding – Ferencváros – 2010
Nathan Eccleston – Békéscsaba 1912 Előre – 2016
Matthew Lowton – Ferencváros – 2009
Paul Shaw – Ferencváros – 2008–10
Sam Stockley – Ferencváros – 2010–11
Sam Wedgbury – Ferencváros – 2009–10

Estonia

Jarmo Ahjupera – Győr, Újpest – 2009–
Tarmo Kink – Győr – 2009–10

Finland

Juha Hakola – Ferencváros – 2011–

France

Adamo Coulibaly became top-scorer twice with Debrecen in 2011–12 and 2012–13 seasons

Joël Cantona – Újpest – 1993
Grégory Christ – Újpest – 2012–
Adamo Coulibaly – Debrecen – 2009–
Mamadou Diakité – Budapest Honvéd – 2012–
Rémi Maréval – Fehérvár FC – 2015
Loïc Nego – Újpest, Fehérvár FC – 2014–
David N'Gog – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2018–
L´Imam Seydi – Diósgyőr – 2011–

Gabon

Roguy Méyé – Zalaegerszeg, Debrecen – 2007–

Gambia

Haruna Jammeh – Budapest Honvéd, Kaposvár – 2009–

Germany

Yusuf Adewunmi – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2008
Philipp Bönig – Ferencváros – 2014–
Pascal Borel – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2007–08
Felix Burmeister – Vasas – 2016–17
Oliver Hüsing – Ferencváros – 2016–17
Martin Klein – Ferencváros
Julian Koch – Ferencváros
Benjamin Lauth – Ferencváros – 2014–
Thomas Meißner – Puskás Akadémia FC – 2019–
Christian Müller – Vasas – 2016
Reagy Ofosu – Szombathelyi Haladás – 2018–19
Dajan Šimac – Debrecen – 2010–
Janek Sternberg – Ferencváros
Florian Trinks – Ferencváros – 2016–17

Georgia

Rati Aleksidze – Győr – 2009–
Bachana Arabuli – Balmazújvárosi FC, Puskás Akadémia FC – 2017–19
Zakaria Beglarishvili – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2019
Dato Dartsimelia – Nyíregyháza Spartacus – 2015
Murtaz Daushvili – Diósgyőr – 2016–17
Lasha Dvali – Ferencváros – 2018–19
Giorgi Ganugrava – Győr, Pápa, Zalaegerszeg – 2009–
Lasha Totadze – Győr – 2010–12

Greece

Vassilios Apostolopoulos – Videoton – 2011–
Thodoris Berios – Kisvárda FC – 2018–
Stavros Tsoukalas – Kisvárda FC – 2019–

Grenada

Wesley Kemon – MTK Budapest – 2003–04

Guinea

Fousseni Bamba – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2018–
Moustapha Diallo – Budapest Honvéd, Kaposvár – 2010–2013
Souleymane Youla – Budapest Honvéd – 2014–

Guinea-Bissau

Ednilson – Vasas – 2012–
Mamadu Candé – Videoton – 2013–14

Honduras

Luis Ramos – Debrecen – 2009–

Iceland

Kjartan Finnbogason – Ferencváros – 2018–19

Iran

Amir Hashemi – Vasas – 1990–91
Nader Mirahmadian – Vasas – 1990–91

Israel

Robi Levkovich – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2019–
Yadin Zaris – Újpest – 2012

Italy

Giuseppe Signori played for Sopron between 2005–06

Raffaele Alcibiade – Budapest Honvéd, Szombathelyi Haladás – 2013–16
Nicola Canzian – Budapest Honvéd – 2013
Alessandro Iandoli – Újpest – 2012–13
Federico Groppioni – MTK Budapest – 2010–17
Davide Lanzafame – Budapest Honvéd, Ferencvárosi TC – 2013, 2016–
Arturo Lupoli – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2014
Andrea Mancini – Budapest Honvéd – 2013–2014; Szombathely – 2015
Leandro Antonio Martínez – Budapest Honvéd, Győri ETO, Szombathelyi Haladás, MTK Budapest– 2013–17
Federico Moretti – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2019
Tommaso Rocchi – Szombathely – 2014
Luigi Sartor – Sopron – 2006
Nicola Silvestri – Sopron – 2006
Giuseppe Signori – Sopron – 2005–06
Emanuele Testardi – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2013

Ivory Coast

Benjamin Angoua – Budapest Honvéd
Souleymane Diaby – Budapest Honvéd – 2011–
Sindou Dosso – Nyíregyháza, Vecsés, Kecskemét – 2008–10
Abraham Gneki Guié – Budapest Honvéd
Georges Griffiths – Diósgyőr – 2014–
Abdul Kader Keïta – Budapest Honvéd – 2014–
Lamine Kourouma – Ferencváros – 2008–09
Bamba Moussa – Ferencváros – 2008
Sékou Tidiane Souare – Ferencváros – 2008–09
Kandia Traoré – Budapest Honvéd – 2014
Lacina Traoré – Újpest – 2018–19

Jamaica

Jason Morrison – Ferencváros – 2008–10
Rafe Wolfe – Ferencváros, MTK Budapest – 2008–
Wolry Wolfe – Ferencváros

Japan

Kazuo Homma – Lombard-Pápa TFC, Diósgyőri VTK, Nyíregyháza Spartacus, BFC Siófok, Vasas SC – 2005–

Kosovo

Florent Hasani – Diósgyőri VTK – 2018–

Liberia

Frank Seator – Videoton – 1996–97

Lithuania

Linas Pilibaitis – Győr – 2009–12

Macedonia

Viktor Angelov – Újpest – 2016–17
Aleksandar Bajevski – Ferencváros – 2004–06
Enis Bardhi – Újpest – 2014–
Mirko Ivanovski – Videoton – 2015–
Nikola Jakimovski – Ferencváros – 2010–11
Kire Ristevski – Vasas – 2016–17

Mali

Drissa Diarra – Budapest Honvéd – 2012–
Mamadou Diakité – Budapest Honvéd – 2012–

Malta

André Schembri – Ferencváros – 2010–11
Justin Haber – Ferencváros – 2009–11

Mexico

Carlos Diaz – Ferencváros – 2008–09

Moldova

Serghei Alexeev – Kaposvár – 2011–12

Mongolia

Ganbayar Ganbold – Puskás Akadémia – 2019–

Montenegro

Mladen Božović – Videoton – 2010–
Nebojša Kosović – Újpest – 2014–
Darko Nikač – MTK Budapest – 2016–17
Vukašin Poleksić – Debrecen – 2008–
Darko Pavićević – Zalaegerszeg – 2009–
Bojan Sanković – Újpest – 2013–
Vladan Savić – Kecskemét – 2007–
Marko Vidović – Budapest Honvéd – 2014–

Morocco

Youssef Sekour – Diósgyőr – 2012–

Mozambique

Netherlands

Sjoerd Ars – Szombathely – 2016–17
Geoffrey Castillion – Debrecen – 2016–17
Glen Helder – MTK Budapest – 1999–2000
Julian Jenner – Diósgyőr – 2014–
Mark Otten – Ferencváros – 2011–
Sjoerd Overgoor – Szombathely – 2016–17
Jos Smeets – Haladás – 1985–1986

New Zealand

Kris Bright – Budapest Honvéd

Niger

Amadou Moutari – Ferencváros, Mezőkövesd, Budapest Honvéd FC, 2017–

Nigeria

Emeka Ezeugo – Budapest Honvéd
Teslim Fatusi – Ferencváros
Haruna Garba – Debreceni VSC – 2019–
Agustino Igbinadolor – Veszprém – 1988–1990
Harmony Ikande –Budapest Honvéd
Marshal Johnson – Budapest Honvéd – 2011–
Patrick Ikenne-King – Budapest Honvéd, MTK Budapest FC – 2012–
Akeem Latifu – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2017
Kim Ojo – Újpest – 2014–
Derick Ogbu – Debrecen – 2016–17
Solomon Okoronkwo – Pécs – 2012–
Eugène Salami – Debrecen, Nyíregyháza, Kecskemét – 2010–
Patrick Umoh – Újpest – 1982–1983, Csepel – 1985–1986
Eke Uzoma – Pécs, Balmazújvárosi FC, Budapest Honvéd FC – 2012–13; 2014–15; 2017–

Northern Ireland

Tommy Doherty – Ferencváros – 2010

Norway

Tokmac Nguen – Ferencváros – 2018–19

Pakistan

Adnan Ahmed – Ferencváros – 2009–10

Panama

Aníbal Godoy – Budapest Honvéd – 2014–
Aníbal Mello – Budapest Honvéd – 2014–

Poland

Michal Nalepa – Ferencváros – 2014–

Portugal

Evandro Brandão – Videoton – 2011–13
Marco Caneira – Videoton – 2011–15
Tiago Ferreira – MTK Budapest – 2020–
Filipe Oliveira – Videoton – 2011–16
Rui Pedro – Ferencváros, Szombathelyi Haladás, Diósgyőr – 2017–

Romania

Sebastian Achim – Gyirmót – 2016–2017
Bogdan Andone – Ferencváros – 2002–2003
Alexandru Andraşi – FC Vác – 1995–2000
Cătălin Anghel – BVSC Budapest – 1997–1998
Lucian Anania – BVSC Budapest – 1993–1994
Bogdan Apostu – Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC, Diósgyőri VTK – 2008–2009, 2009–2010
Cătălin Azoiței – Pécsi MFC – 1992–1994, 1996–1997, Csepel – 1994–1995, Győr, Budapest Honvéd – 1995–1996, Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC – 1999
Cristian Balaj – Pécsi MFC – 1992–1993
Dumitru Balea – Győr – 1996–1997
Dorel Balint – Budapest Honvéd, Kecskeméti TE – 2001–2004
Alexandru Băluță – Puskás Akadémia – 2020–
Florin Bătrânu – Budapest Honvéd – 2001–2003
Gheorghe Bănică – Tatabánya – 1991–1992
Ion Bogdan – MTK Budapest – 1946–1947
Liviu Bonchiş – Haladás, Zalaegerszegi TE, Budapest Honvéd – 1996–2002
Sorin Botiş – Ferencváros, Zalaegerszegi TE, Budapest Honvéd – 2003–2006, 2006–2009, 2009–2012
Virgiliu Bocan – Stadler FC – 1997–1998
Ciprian Binder – Győr, Diósgyőri VTK – 2004–07
Imre Bíró – Győr – 1990–91
Laurențiu Brănescu – Haladás – 2015
Dan Bucșa – Győr – 2015
Vlad Bujor – Zalaegerszegi TE – 2011
Dionisiu Bumb – Pécsi MFC – 1995–96
Claudiu Bumba – Kisvárda – 2019–
Relu Buliga – Debrecen, Diósgyőr – 1993–95, 1997–00
Lucian Burchel – Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC – 1992–1993
Florin Călin – Budapest Honvéd – 1997–1998
Cornel Caşolţan – Zalaegerszeg, Debrecen – 1997–2000
Cristian Cigan – FC Sopron – 2005–2006
Sorin Cigan – Szeged SC, Újpest, Ferencváros, Vasas, Stadler – 1990–1995
Marius Cheregi – Ferencváros – 2000–2003
Petru Chiratcu – Győr, FC Sopron – 1991–1992, 1993–1995
Cornel Constantin – Debrecen – 1998–1999
Marius Corbu – Puskás Akadémia – 2020–
Alin Coțan – FC Sopron – 2005–2006
Claudiu Cornaci – Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC, Szolnoki MÁV FC – 2007–2010, 2010–2011
Andrei Coroian – FC Kaposvár, Pápa – 2013–2014, 2014–2015
Tiberiu Csik – Újpest – 1999–2000
Ciprian Dianu – Diósgyőri VTK, Zalaegerszegi TE – 2004–2006, 2006–2007
Mihai Dina – Győr – 2012
Benone Dohot – Diósgyőri VTK – 1992–1993
Ciprian Dorobanţu – Pécsi MFC – 1993–1994, 1994–1995
Alin Drăgan – MTK Budapest – 2002–2003
Cristian Dulca – Budapest Honvéd – 2001–2003
Adrian Dulcea – Győr – 2001–2002
Gheorghe Dumitrașcu – Győr – 1995–1996
Cornel Ene – Kisvárda – 2018–
Iuliu Farkaș – Ferencváros, Kolozsvári AC – 1941–1944
Ioan Filip – Debrecen – 2016–17
Dragoș Firțulescu – FC Kaposvár – 2014
Andrei Florean – FC Kaposvár, Pápa – 2014, 2014–2015
Dănuț Frunză – Diósgyőri VTK, Újpest – 1999–2000, 2001–2002
Lóránd Fülöp – Puskás Akadémia – 2019–
Romulus Gabor – Diósgyőri VTK – 1991–1992
Remus Ganea – Diósgyőri VTK – 1999–2000
Adrian Găman – BFC Siófok – 2008
Alexandru Gaica – Debrecen – 1994–1995
Cosmin Giura – FC Sopron – 2007–2008
Sabin-Cosmin Goia – Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC, Pécsi MFC – 2008–2011, 2011–2012
Liviu Goian – Debrecen – 1993–2000
Decebal Grădinariu – Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC – 1998–2000
Gheorghe Grozav – Kisvárda, Diósgyőri VTK – 2018–
Mugur Gușatu – MTK Budapest – 1999–2000
Sergiu Homei – FC Sopron – 2006–2007
Răzvan Horj – Újpest – 2018–2019
Ion Ibric – FC Sopron – 2005–2007
Daniel Iftodi – Győr – 1995–1996
Andrei Ionescu – Ferencváros – 2012–2014
Nicolae Ilea – Debrecen, MTK Budapest, Videoton FC – 1993–2001
Sabin Ilie – Debrecen – 2002–2003
Lóránt Kovács – Haladás, Újpest – 2015–
Ilie Lazăr – Győr – 1995–1996
Ovidiu Lazăr – Budapest Honvéd – 1991–1992
Filip Lăzăreanu – Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC, Kecskeméti TE – 2007–2010
Cătălin Liță – MTK Budapest – 2002–2003
Marius Luca – Békéscsaba – 1994–1995
Gheorghe Mărginean – Debrecen – 1990–1991
Sorin Mărginean – Haladás – 1999–2000
Ștefan Mardare – Debrecen – 2010–2011
Darius Miclea – Pápa – 2005
Valentin Miculescu – Békéscsaba – 2003–2005
Mihai Mincă – Kisvárda – 2018–
Simion Mironaş – Békéscsaba – 1993–1994
Sergiu Moga – Budapest Honvéd – 2010–2011, 2012–2013
Cristian Munteanu – FC Sopron – 2006–2007
Dorel Mutică – Pápa – 2004–2006
Zsolt Muzsnay – Videoton FC – 1990–1991, 1992–1995
Eugen Neagoe – Vasas, Ferencváros – 1993–1995
Adrian Negrău – Budapest Honvéd, BVSC Budapest, Haladás – 1991–1994, 1995–1998
Sergiu Negruț – Kisvárda – 2018–
Mihai Nicorec – Győr, Zalaegerszeg – 2009–2015, 2012
Gheorghe Nițu – BVSC Budapest – 1994–1995
Dănuț Oprea – Győr – 1995–1996
Adrian Oprişan – Stadler FC, MTK Budapest – 1994–1997
Claudiu Pascariu – Budapest Honvéd – 2013
Florin Pelecaci – Diósgyőri VTK – 2008–2009
Ioan Petcu – Diósgyőri VTK – 1991–1992
Iulian Petrache – FC Kaposvár – 2013–2014
Gheorghe Pena – Győr, Csepel, Budapest Honvéd – 1991–1996
Marian Popa – BVSC Budapest – 1996–1997
Lucian Popescu – Győr – 1993–1995
Florian Radu – Szentlőrinci AC – 1947–1948
Sorin Radu – Diósgyőri VTK – 1999–2000
Florin Răducu – Békéscsaba – 1996–1998
Daniel Rednic – MTK Hungária – 2002–2005
Ion Roșu – Újpest – 1992–1993
Adrián Rus – Balmazújvárosi – 2017–2018
Laurențiu Rus – FC Sopron – 2006–2007
Radu Sabo – Debrecen, Zalaegerszegi TE – 1998–2000, 2000–2006
Claudiu Sălăgean – Győr, FC Sopron – 1996–2002
Marius Sasu – Budapest Honvéd, Ferencváros – 2001–2003, 2003–2005
Marian Savu – Videoton FC – 2003–2004
Toni Sedecaru – Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC – 1992–1993
Tibor Selymes – Haladás, Debrecen – 2001–2002, 2002–2004
Nicolae Simatoc – Nagyváradi Atlétikai Club – 1942–1945
Florian Simion – Győr – 1996–1997
Constantin Stănici – BVSC Budapest – 1996–1997
Dan Stupar – Debrecen – 1995–1998
Marius Șumudică – Debrecen – 2002–2004
Nándor Tamás – Puskás Akadémia – 2019–
Paul Tănase – FC Sopron – 2007–2008
Daniel Tudor – Videoton FC – 2003–2006
Dorel Toderaş – Debrecen – 1990–1991, 1993–1994
Gheorghe Tulba – Debrecen – 1989–1991
Daniel Usvat – Haladás, BVSC Budapest, Videoton FC, BFC Siófok – 1996–1999, 2000–2004
Viorel Vancea – Videoton FC, Budapest Honvéd, Békéscsaba, Vasas, BVSC Budapest – 1989–1995
Ioan Varga – Újpest – 1990–1991
Constantin Varga – Győr – 1993–1994
Nistor Văidean – Győr – 1990–1992
Adrian Văsâi – Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC – 1992–1993
Gabriel Vochin – Videoton FC – 2002–2004
Sorin Vlaicu – Békéscsaba – 1995–1996
Ion Voicu – Fehérvár – 2003–2005
Ion Zare – BFC Siófok, Pécsi MFC – 1990–1993, 1993–1994
Ladislau Zilahi – Nagyváradi Atlétikai Club – 1942–1945
Ervin Zsiga – Balmazújvárosi – 2017–2018

Russia

Sandro Tsveiba – Újpest – 2014

Senegal

Ibrahima Sidibe – Debrecen – 2008–
Ibrahima Iyane Thiam – Budapest Honvéd – 2012–
Mouhamadou Seye – Pápa – 2012–
Abass Cheikh Dieng – Budapest Honvéd – 2006–

Serbia

Nemanja Andrić – Győr – 2012–
Aleksandar Alempijević – Kecskemét, Ferencváros – 2008–
Lazar Arsić – Vasas, Pápa – 2012–
Mladen Brkić – Zalaegerszeg – 2012–
Dušan Brković – Debrecen – 2016–17
Vladan Čukić – Kecskemét, Ferencváros – 2008–
Branislav Danilović – Debrecen – 2016–17
Marko Dmitrović – Újpest – 2014–
Miroslav Grumić – Diósgyőr – 2014–
Aleksandar Jović – Ferencváros
Dejan Karan – Diósgyőr – 2016–17
Danko Lazović – Videoton – 2016–17
Bojan Mamić – Ferencváros – 2009–10
Radovan Marić – Vasas – 1988–1989
Lazar Marjanović – Diósgyőr – 2014–
Momčilo Medić – Veszprém – 1989–1990
Nikola Mitrović – Videoton – 2011–
Uroš Nikolić – Videoton – 2012–
Nenad Novaković – Debrecen – 2010–
Branko Pauljević – Mezőkövesd – 2016–17
Milan Perić – Videoton – 2012–
Nenad Rajić – Diósgyőr – 2014–
Danilo Sekulić – Debrecen – 2016–17
Mirsad Sprečak – Videoton – 1989–1990, Siofok – 1990–1991, Veszprém – 1992–1993
Filip Stanisavljević – Újpest – 2012–
Mirko Tintar – Videoton – 1989–1990
Djordje Tutoric – Ferencváros
Dušan Vasiljević – Békéscsaba, Kaposvári Rákóczi, Újpest, Videoton, Budapest Honvéd – 2004–07; 2010–17
Branislav Vukomanović – Szolnoki MÁV FC – 2011
Dragan Vukmir – Ferencváros, Debrecen, Budapest Honvéd FC, MTK Budapest – 2002–08; 2009–17

Sierra Leone

Alfi Conteh-Lacalle – Budapest Honvéd

Slovakia

Dominik Fótyik – Mezőkövesd – 2016–17
Michal Hanek – Diósgyőr – 2012–
Dávid Hudák – Mezőkövesd – 2016–17
Karol Mészáros – Debrecen – 2016–17
Ákos Szarka – Diósgyőr – 2016–
Tomáš Tujvel – Videoton, Kecskemét, Mezőkövesd, Budapest Honvéd FC – 2009–

Slovenia

Jože Benko – Pápa – 2012–
Miha Blazic – Ferencváros – 2018–19
Darko Brljak – Eger – 2012–
Safet Jahič – Zalaegerszeg – 2011–
Adem Kapič – Ferencváros
Kamil Kopúnek – Szombathely – 2014–
Rok Kronaveter – Győr – 2012–
Stanislav Sestak – Ferencváros – 2016–17
Leon Panikvar – Zalaegerszeg – 2009–
Marko Ranilović – Ferencváros – 2010–

Somalia

Liban Abdi – Ferencváros – 2008–12
Ayub Daud – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2013–15

South Korea

Kim Ho-Young – Diósgyőr – 2014–
Ryu Seung-woo – Ferencváros – 2016–17

Spain

Carlos Alcántara – Ferencváros – 2009–10
José María Antón – Újpest – 2012–present
Álvaro Brachi – Videoton – 2011–
Ezequiel Calvente – Békéscsaba, Szombathely, Debrecen – 2015–18
Joan Campins – Fehérvár – 2019
Enrique Carreño – Diósgyőr – 2011–12
Walter Fernández – Videoton – 2011–
Fernando Fernández Escribano – Diósgyőr – 2012–
Francisco Gallardo – Diósgyőr – 2011–
Manu Hervás – Zalaegerszeg – 2011–12
Héctor Sánchez Cabrera – Videoton – 2011–
José Juan Luque – Diósgyőr – 2011–
David Mateos – Ferencváros – 2014–
Joaquín Pastor Martinez – Ferencváros – 2009–10
Cristian Portilla – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2014
Nono – Diósgyőr – 2016–17
Dani Ponce – Újpest – 2014–
Sergio Tamayo – MTK Budapest – 2014–
Diego Vela – Diósgyőr – 2016–17

Sudan

Ibrahim Komi – Diósgyőri VTK – 1999–2000

Sweden

Dražen Okuka – Kaposvár, Diósgyőr, MTK Budapest – 2010–17

Trinidad and Tobago

Akeem Adams – Ferencváros – 2012–13 ¹
Jan-Michael Williams – Ferencváros – 2008
Matthew Bartholomew – Ferencváros – 2008

Tunisia

Änis Ben-Hatira – Budapest Honvéd – 2019–

Turkey

Mahir Saglik – Vasas – 2016–17

Ukraine

Oleksiy Antonov – Gyirmót – 2017
Ivan Bobko – Debrecen – 2016–17
Vyacheslav Churko – Puskás Akadémia FC – 2016
Andriy Efremov – Szombathely – 2014–2015
Danylo Ihnatenko – Ferencváros – 2019–
Ihor Kharatin – Ferencváros – 2019–
Yuriy Kolomoyets – MTK Budapest FC – 2017
Vladyslav Kulach – Budapest Honvéd FC – 2019–
Serhiy Kuznetsov – Ferencváros – 2001–2002
Dmytro Lyopa – Puskás Akadémia FC – 2016
Oleksandr Nad – Budapest Honvéd, Gyirmót, Debrecen – 2016–
Ihor Nichenko – Stadler FC 1995–96, Ferencváros, Dunaújváros, Győr
Volodymyr Ovsienko – Nyíregyháza Spartacus – 2012–
Yevhen Pavlov – Vasas – 2016–17
Ivan Petryak – Ferencváros, Fehérvár – 2018–
Vasyl Rats – Ferencváros – 1991–1992
Volodymyr Tanchyk – Gyirmót – 2017
Pavlo Yanchuk – Budapest Honvéd – 2010
Oleksandr Zubkov – Ferencváros – 2019–

United States

Arturo Alvarez – Videoton – 2013–15
Carlos Diaz – Ferencváros – 2008–09
Eduvie Ikoba – Zalaegerszeg – 2019–
Christopher Sullivan – Győri ETO – 1989–1990,1996–1997
Peter Vermes – Győri ETO – 1988–1989

Uruguay

Fernando Gorriarán – Ferencváros – 2017–19
Rodrigo Rojo – Újpest – 2014–2015

Venezuela

Frank Feltscher – Debrecen – 2017
Jesús Meza – Budapest Honvéd – 2015–

Zambia

Misheck Lungu – Budapest Honvéd

Notes

Note 1: suffered heart attack after Ferencvárosi TC–Újpest FC derby on 27 September 2013 and died 30 December 2013.[1][2]

References

"Akeem Adams: Ferencvaros player has heart attack". BBC. 27 September 2013.
"Akeem has died". Trinidad Express. 30 December 2013. Archived from the original on 1 February 2014. Retrieved 3 September 2016.

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[1] "Akeem Adams: Ferencvaros player has heart attack". BBC. 27 September 2013.

[2] "Akeem has died". Trinidad Express. 30 December 2013. Archived from the original on 1 February 2014. Retrieved 3 September 2016.

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