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This is a list of foreign players in Liga MX during the professional era which began in 1943. The following players: have played at least one Primera División game for the respective club; have not been capped for the Mexico national team at any level; or have been born in Mexico and were capped by a foreign national team. This includes players who have dual citizenship with Mexico. Players are sorted by the State: they played for in a national team at any level. For footballers that played for two or more national teams, they are listed with: the one he played for at A level; the national team representing his state of birth; or If they never played for any national team at any level, the state of birth. For footballers born in dissolved states, they are listed in the state which now represents their place of birth (e.g.,: Yugoslavia -> Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia, etc...). Stateless people are marked with an asterisk. In bold: players that played at least one Primera División game in the current season. Clubs are not allowed to play more than five foreign players in a Liga MX match. In March 2011, PRI lawmakers introduced a proposal to reduce the limit to three foreign players. FMF President Justino Compeán did not support the failed proposal because he believed it would not improve the quality of Mexican football players. As of 1 January 2009, Club América had employed the most foreign players of any club in the history of the Primera División, with more than 150 in the professional era. A total of 88 foreign players participated in the 2012 Apertura tournament, 29 originating from Argentina and 14 from Colombia. Africa (CAF) Algeria Andy Delort – Tigres – 2016–17 Cameroon Achille Emaná – Cruz Azul – 2013–14 David Embé – Tecos – 1996–98 Simon Moukoko – Tecos – 1997 Alain Nkong – Atlante, Indios – 2007, 2009–10 François Omam-Biyik – América, Yucatán FC, Puebla – 1994–96, 1997, 1999 Jean Claude Pagal – América – 1995 Patrick Soko – Atlas – 2017–18 Joseph Tchango – Tecos – 1997/2001 Cape Verde Alessio da Cruz – Santos Laguna – 2021 Djaniny – Santos Laguna – 2014–18 Valdo – Atlante – 2012–13 Gambia Kekuta Manneh – Pachuca – 2018 Ghana Clifford Aboagye – Atlas, Querétaro, Tijuana, Puebla – 2017–19, 2019–20/2022–23, 2020, 2021 Isaac Ayipei – Leones Negros, León, Veracruz – 1991–92, 1992–95, 1995–96 Ivory Coast Franck Boli – San Luis – 2024– Aké Arnaud Loba – Querétaro, Monterrey, Mazatlán, Tijuana – 2019, 2020–21, 2023, 2024– Morocco Oussama Idrissi – Pachuca – 2023– Nigeria Alex Owhofasa – Atlante – 1995–96 São Tomé and Príncipe Luís Leal – Jaguares, Tijuana – 2017, 2020 Sierra Leone Abdul Thompson Conteh – Monterrey – 1999 Zambia Kalusha Bwalya – América, Necaxa, León – 1994–97, 1997, 1998 Asia (AFC) Japan Keisuke Honda – Pachuca – 2017–18 Lebanon Daniel Lajud – Monterrey, Querétaro, Puebla – 2018, 2019, 2019 Palestine Carlos Salom – Puebla – 2017 Europe (UEFA) Armenia Lucas Zelarayán – Tigres – 2016–20 Bosnia-Herzegovina Davor Jozić – América – 1994 Sead Seferović – Tigres – 1995–96 Alen Škoro – Gallos Blancos – 2010 Bulgaria Emil Kostadinov – Tigres – 1997 Croatia Elvis Brajković – Santos Laguna, Atlante – 1999, 2000 Darko Vukic – Toluca, Celaya – 1998–99, 2000 Dario Brezak – Atlante, FC Inter Playa Del Carmen – 2012–2013, 2014 Czech Republic Josef Jelínek – Torreón – 1973–74 England Antonio Pedroza – Jaguares, Morelia, Cruz Azul, Toluca – 2010–11, 2012–13, 2015, 2016–17 France Julien Célestine – León – 2022 André-Pierre Gignac – Tigres – 2015– Timothée Kolodziejczak – Tigres – 2017–18 Jérémy Ménez – América – 2018–19 Sébastien Salles-Lamonge – San Luis – 2023– Amara Simba – León – 1997 Florian Thauvin – Tigres – 2021–22 Germany Maurizio Gaudino – América – 1995–96 Mateo Klimowicz – San Luis – 2023– Peter Nover – Atlas – 1980–81 Bernd Schuster – Pumas – 1997 Uwe Wolf – Necaxa, Puebla – 1995–96, 1996–97 Hungary István Kádas – América – 1948–49 Iván Czintalán – América – 1948–49 György Marik – León – 1956–57 Italy Cristian Battocchio – Pumas – 2021–22 Mauro Camoranesi – Santos Laguna, Cruz Azul – 1995–96, 1998–00 Carmelo D'Anzi – Cruz Azul – 1980–81 Francesco Gallina – Atlante – 1971–74 Marco Rossi – América – 1995–96 Pietro Maiellaro – Tigres – 1995–96 Montenegro Dejan Batrović – León – 1997 Dejan Peković – Puebla – 1998 Andrija Vukčević – Juárez – 2023– Netherlands Javairô Dilrosun – América – 2024– Gerard Hylkema – Atlante – 1973–74 Vincent Janssen – Monterrey – 2019–22 Theo van der Heyden – Atlas – 1974–75 Romeo Wouden – Veracruz – 1998 North Macedonia Sašo Miloševski – Veracruz – 1998 Viktor Trenevski – Puebla – 1998 Poland Jan Banaś – Atlético Español – 1975–76 Jan Gomola – Atlético Español, Zacatepec – 1974/1976–77, 1974–76 Grzegorz Lato – Atlante – 1982–84 Portugal Eusébio – Monterrey – 1975–76 Romania Miodrag Belodedici – Atlante – 1996–98 Ilie Dumitrescu – América, Atlante – 1997, 1997–98 Russia Viktor Derbunov – Atlas – 1992–93 Scotland Ronnie Sharp – San Luis – 1973–74 Serbia Miroslav Čermelj – Pumas – 1997–98 Branko Davidović – Tiburones Rojos de Veracruz – 1989–90 Zoran Djurić – Monterrey – 1997–98 Miroslav Draganić – Tampico – 1980–82 Aleksandar Janjić – Puebla – 1998 Mile Knežević – Puebla – 1998 Goran Milojević – América – 1997 Bora Milutinović – Pumas – 1972–77 Zdenko Muf – Tecos, León – 1997-01/2002, 2001 Vlada Stošić – Atlante – 1997 Vojimir Sinđic – Puebla – 1998–99 Slovakia David Depetris – Morelia – 2014–15 Slovenia Andrés Vombergar – San Luis – 2021–22 Spain Abraham – Pumas, Lobos BUAP, Veracruz – 2016–18, 2018–19, 2019 Mario Abrante – San Luis – 2019–20 Serafín Aedo – España – 1943–49 Raúl Amarilla – América – 1989–90 Alejandro Arribas – Pumas, Juárez – 2018–19, 2022–23 Juan Manuel Asensi – Puebla, Oaxtepec – 1980–82, 1982–83 Manuel Alonso – América 1945–1946 José Mari Bakero – Veracruz – 1997 Saúl Berjón – Pumas – 2016 Unai Bilbao – San Luis, Necaxa – 2019–20/2021–, 2020–21 Gregorio Blasco – España, Atlante – 1943–46, 1946–47 Emilio Butragueño – Celaya – 1995–98 Cadete – Querétaro, San Luis – 2019–20, 2020 Sergio Canales – Monterrey – 2023– Leonardo Cilaurren – España – 1943–45 Marc Crosas – Santos Laguna, Leones Negros, Cruz Azul – 2012–14, 2014–15, 2015 Paulino de la Fuente – Pachuca – 2022–23 José Miguel Díez Balerdi – Veracruz – 1943–44 Álvaro Fidalgo – América – 2021– Aitor García – Juárez – 2023– Fernando García – España, Marte – 1948–49, 1950–51 Pol García – Juárez – 2021 Luis García Fernández – Tigres – 2012–13 Luis García Sanz – Puebla, Pumas – 2011–12, 2012–2013 Ian González – San Luis, Necaxa, Toluca – 2019–20, 2020–21, 2021–22 Ricardo González Bango – Celaya – 2001–02 Pep Guardiola – Dorados – 2006 Francisco Higuera – Puebla – 1997 Santiago Idígoras – Puebla – 1981–82 José Iraragorri – España – 1943–46 Isidro Lángara – España – 1943–46 Carlos Leblanc Pallas – Veracruz – 1943–44 Luna – Monterrey – 2000–01 Javier Manjarín – Celaya, Santos Laguna – 2001–02, 2002–03 Édgar Méndez – Cruz Azul, .... 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