List of foreign K League Challenge players

For the first division foreign players, see List of foreign K League Classic players.

Players in bold are currently playing in the K League Challenge.
Clubs in Italic means 1st division K League Classic career in K League
As for dual citizen, nationality is listed under K League player official registration.

Africa – CAF

Cameroon

Nyom Nyom Aloys (2015 Goyang Hi FC)

Togo

Vincent Bossou (2015 Goyang Hi FC)

Tunisia

Imed Louati (2015–present Gyeongnam FC)

Asia – AFC

Syria

Jonatas Belusso (2015 Gangwon FC) (2016 Seoul E-Land, Dual citizen of Brazil and Syria)

Europe – UEFA

Montenegro

Bogdan Milić (2012 Gwangju FC, 2013 Suwon FC)
Vladan Adžić (2014–2015 Suwon FC, 2016–present Suwon FC–P)

Romania

Ciprian Vasilache (2014 Gangwon FC, 2014 Chungju Hummel)
Cristian Dănălache (2016–present Gyeongnam FC)

Serbia

Miloš Stojanović (2014 Gyeongnam FC-R, 2015 Gyeongnam FC, 2016–present Busan IPark)

Spain

Sisi (2015 Suwon FC)

North America, Central America & Caribbean – CONCACAF

Mexico

Édgar Pacheco (2016–present Gangwon FC)

Trinidad and Tobago

Carlyle Mitchell (2015–present Seoul E-Land)

Jamaica

Ryan Johnson (2015 Seoul E-Land)

USA

Austin Berry (2015 FC Anyang)
Seth Moses (2015 FC Anyang)

South America – CONMEBOL

Argentina

Nicolas Orsini (2016–present FC Anyang)
Johnathan Castillo (2016–present Chungju Hummel)

Brazil

Cássio Vargas (2013 Gwangju FC)
Lúcio (2010–2011 Gyeongnam FC, 2011 Ulsan Hyundai, 2013 Gwangju FC)
Tutinha (2013 Chungju Hummel)
Miguel Bianconi (2013 Chungju Hummel)
Alex (2013–2014 Goyang Hi FC, 2014 Gangwon FC)
Almir (2008 Gyeongnam FC, 2013 Goyang Hi FC, 2014 Ulsan Hyundai, 2014 Gangwon FC, 2015–present Bucheon FC 1995))
Luizinho (2007 Daegu FC, 2008–2009 Ulsan Hyundai, 2011 Incheon United, 2013 Gwangju FC)
Alessandro Lopes (2012 Daejeon Citizen, 2013 Chungju Hummel)
Joelson Franca Dias (2014 Gangwon FC)
Rodrigo (2014–present Bucheon FC 1995)
Romarinho (2014 Gwangju FC)
Fabio Neves (2014 Gwangju FC, 2015–present Gwangju FC–P)
Roniere (2014 Goyang Hi FC)
Wagner (2011 Daejeon Citizen, 2014 FC Anyang)
Felipe Adão (2014 FC Anyang)
Adriano (2014 Daejeon Citizen, 2015 Daejeon Citizen–P, 2015–present FC Seoul)
Matheus (2011–2012 Daegu FC, 2014 Daegu FC)
Vanderlei (2014 Daejeon Citizen)
Johnathan (2014–2015 Daegu FC)
Neverton (2014 Daegu FC)
Maranhão (2014 Daejeon Citizen)
Diego (2014 Gwangju FC)
Maycon (2014 Goyang Hi FC)
Japa (2014–present Suwon FC)
Kalel (2014 Chungju Hummel)
Raphael (2014 Chungju Hummel)
Sérginho (2015–present Daegu FC)
Léo Jaime (2015–present Daegu FC)
Tarabai (2015–present Seoul E-Land)
Marcinho (2015–present Chungju Hummel)
Gil (2015–present Gangwon FC)
Henan (2012 Jeonnam Dragons, 2015–present Gangwon FC)
Fauver (2015–present Gyeongnam FC)

References

K League Official Website : Player Index (English)
National football teams (English)
Sambafootball.com (English)

Football in South Korea

National Association League system

National teams	Men/Women results records U-23 (Olympic) Men U-20/Women U-20 Men U-17/Women U-17 Futsal Beach soccer

League competitions	K League Classic Challenge National League K3 League

Cup competitions	FA Cup All-Stars Cup National League Cup Challengers Cup

Reserves & academy	Reserves League University League K League Youth League

Defunct competitions	All Joseon Football Tournament (1921–1940) Kyungsung FC–Pyongyang FC rivalry (1929–1946) National Football Championship (1946–2000) Korean President's Cup (1952–2009) National Semi-Professional Football League (1964–2002) Korea Cup (1971–1999) Super Cup (1999–2006) League Cup (1986–2011)

List of clubs Champions List of venues Foreign K League players Foreign Korea National League players

K League

K League Classic (2016)	Gwangju FC Incheon United Jeju United Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors Jeonnam Dragons Pohang Steelers Sangju Sangmu Seongnam FC FC Seoul Suwon FC Suwon Samsung Bluewings Ulsan Hyundai

K League Challenge (2016)	Ansan Mugunghwa FC Anyang Bucheon FC 1995 Busan IPark Chungju Hummel Daegu FC Daejeon Citizen Gangwon FC Goyang Zaicro FC Gyeongnam FC Seoul E-Land FC

Former clubs	Kookmin Bank (1983–1984) Hallelujah (1983–1985) Hanil Bank (1985–1986) Chonbuk Buffalo (1994)

Competitions	Championship Playoffs Promotion-Relegation Playoffs Super Cup (defunct) League Cup (defunct) Reserve League (defunct)

Players	K League Classic Foreign players K League Challenge Foreign players

Statistics	K League records and statistics Champions (K League Champions) 20–20 30–30 40–40 50–50 60–60

Awards	Most Valuable Player Manager of the Year Top Scorer Top Assistor Young Player of the Year Best XI FANtastic Player

Women's football in South Korea

League competitions	WK League

National teams	National team U-20 team U-17 team

Lists and category	List of clubs List of footballers

Korea Football Association

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