Friday, November 13, 2009

Non-European German Bundesliga Players (2009-2010)

This is a list of Non-European players in the German Bundesliga as of 11/13/2009. In some cases, the listed players are based on national team affiliation rather than birth nation - for example: Jermaine Jones was born in Germany, but is now affiliated with the USA national team, so he's listed as USA.

Interesting that 1.FC Köln and VfL Bochum each have at least one player from every FIFA region except Oceania.

Bayer Leverkusen (4)
Brazil- Renato Augusto
Chile - Arturo Vidal
Ghana - Hans Sarpei
Togo - Assimiou Touré

Bayern Munich (2)
Argentina - Martín Demichelis
Brazil - Breno

VfL Bochum (7)
Algeria - Antar Yahia
Argentina - Diego Klimowicz
Cameroon - Joël Epalle
Canada - Daniel Imhof
Iran - Vahid Hashemian
Japan - Shinji Ono
Morocco - Mimoun Azaouagh

Borussia Dortmund (5)
Argentina - Lucas Barrios
Brazil - Tinga
Brazil - Dedê
Brazil - Felipe Santana
Paraguay - Nelson Haedo Valdez

Borussia Mönchengladbach (7)
Algeria - Karim Matmour
Argentina - Raúl Bobadilla
Brazil - Dante
Canada - Paul Stalteri
Canada - Rob Friend
USA - Michael Bradley
Venezuela - Juan Arango

Eintracht Frankfurt (3)
Brazil - Chris
Brazil - Caio
Iran - Mehdi Mahdavikia

SC Freiburg (6)
DR Congo - Cedric Makiadi
Cameroon - Mohammadou Idrissou
Cameroon - Alain Junior Ollé Ollé
Morocco - Yacine Abdessadki
Nigeria - Eke Uzoma
South Korea - Cha Du-Ri

Hamburger SV (8)
Burkina Faso - Jonathan Pitroipa
Brazil - Alex Silva
Brazil - Zé Roberto
Cape Verde - Mickaël Tavares
Cote d'Ivoire - Guy Demel
Namibia - Collin Benjamin
South Korea - Son Heung-Min
Venezuela - Tomás Rincón (Loan)

Hannover 96 (7)
Brazil - Vinicius
Cote d'Ivoire - Didier Konan Ya
Cote d'Ivoire - Constant Djakpa
Tunisia - Karim Haggui
Tunisia - Sofian Chahed
USA - Steve Cherundolo
USA - Sal Zizzo

Hertha Berlin (6)
Brazil - Kaká
Brazil - Cicero
Brazil - Raffael
Brazil - César
Colombia - Adrián Ramos
USA - Bryan Arguez

TSG 1899 Hoffenheim (8)
Argentina - Franco Zuculini
Brazil - Maicosuel
Brazil - Carlos Eduardo
Brazil - Gustavo
Ghana - Prince Tagoe
Ghana - Isaac Vorsah
Nigeria - Chinedu Obasi
Senegal - Demba Ba

1. FC Köln (9)
Angola - José Pierre Vunguidica
Burkina Faso - Wilfried Sanou
Cameroon - Marvin Matip
Cameroon - Pierre Womé
Canada - Kevin McKenna
Colombia - Faryd Mondragón
Lebanon - Youssef Mohamad
Morocco - Adil Chihi
Nigeria - Manasseh Ishiaku

1. FSV Mainz 05 (4)
Algeria - Chadli Amri
Burkina Faso - Aristide Bance
Colombia - Elkin Soto
Ecuador - Félix Borja

1. FC Nuremberg (5)
Argentina - Javier Horacio Pinola
Australia - Dario Vidosic
Australia - Matthew Špiranović
Ghana - Issac Boakye
Tunisia - Jaouhar Mnari

FC Schalke 04 (7)
Brazil - Marcelo Bordon
Brazil - Mineiro
Brazil - Rafinha
Peru - Jefferson Farfán
Peru - Carlos Zambrano
Uruguay - Vicente Sánchez
USA - Jermaine Jones

VfB Stuttgart (3)
Brazil - Élson
Cote d'Ivoire - Arthur Boka
Mexico - Ricardo Osorio

Werder Bremen (3)
Bolivia - Marcelo Moreno Martins
Brazil - Naldo
Peru - Claudio Pizarro

VfL Wolfsburg (6)
Algeria - Karim Ziani
Brazil - Grafite
Brazil - Rodrigo Alvim
Brazil - Josué
Japan - Makoto Hasebe
Nigeria - Obafemi Martins





Number of Players by Region
45 - South America
36 - Africa
10 - CONCACAF
9 - Asia
0 - Oceania

2 comments:

  1. son heung min is supposed to be on the Hamburger SV list South Korean

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  2. I believe this list was made prior to Son Heung-Min joining Hamburger SV in early 2010. I've added him but there may also be other 2010 transfers missing as the list was made in November 2009, Thanks.

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