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.
- This list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.
Albania
- Kristi Marku – Budapest Honvéd – 2014-
Argentina
- Héctor Gabriel Morales – Ferencváros – 2010–12
Austria
- Emir Dilaver – Ferencváros – 2014-
- Michael Stanislaw – Eger – 2012-
Belgium
- Naïm Aarab – Újpest – 2012-
- Jonathan Heris – Újpest – 2014-
- Roland Lamah – Ferencváros – 2014-
- Nikolas Proesmans – Újpest – 2012-
- Jérémy Serwy – Újpest – 2014-
Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Jusuf Dajić – Videoton, Vasas Budapest – 2006-
- Aleksandar Jovanović – Ferencváros – 2011–
- Senad Husić – Diósgyőr – 2014-
- Dorde Kamber – Diósgyőr, Zalaegerszeg, Győr – 2008-
- Bojan Mihajlović – Újpest – 2012-
- Stevo Nikolić – Debrecen – 2011–
Bolivia
- Vicente Arze – Diósgyőr – 2011–12
Brazil
- William Alves – Diósgyőr – 2014-
- Lucas Marcolini Dantas Bertucci – Debrecen – 2008–
- Paulo Vinícius Souza dos Santos – Videoton – 2011–
- Jeff Silva – Videoton – 2012–
- Wergiton do Rosario Calmon – Ferencváros – 2012–
- Bernardo Frizoni – Diósgyőr – 2012–
- Junior Felício Marques – Győr – 2010-
- Andre Alves – Videoton – 2009–12
- Danilo Cirino de Oliveira – Budapest Honvéd – 2010–12
- Felipe Félix – Ferencváros – 2011
- Pedro Sass Petrazzi – Kaposvölgye, Kaposvár – 2009-
- Moreira E Silva Alison Pierre – Ferencváros – 2011
- Aílton José Pereira Júnior – Kaposvár, Ferencváros – 2009–11
- André Francisco Williams Rocha da Silva – Ferencváros – 2010–11
- Adriano Alves dos Santos – Ferencváros – 2010–11
- Bruno Moraes – Újpest – 2012-
Canada
- Igor Pisanjuk – Ferencváros, Szolnok, Kecskemét, Eger – 2007-
Cameroon
- Thomas Job – Budapest Honvéd – 2014-
- Hervé Tchami – Szolnok, Budapest Honvéd – 2010-
- Mbengono Yannick – Budapest Honvéd, Kecskemét, Debrecen – 2005–
Cape Verde
China
- Men Yang – Ferencváros – 2009–10
Colombia
- César Alexander Quintero Jiménez – Pápa – 2010-
Congo
- Francis Litsingi – Újpest, Kecskemét – 2008-
- Jean-Claude Mbemba – Vasas, Veszprém – 1988–1996
Congo DR
- Bavon Tshibuabua – Újpest – 2012-
Croatia
- Andrej Čaušić – Pécs – 2011-
- Tomislav Havojic – Ferencváros – 2014-
- Stjepan Kukuruzović – Ferencváros – 2014-
- Goran Paracki – Pécs – 2012
- Haris Mehmedagić – Vasas Budapest – 2011-
- Mateo Pavlović – Ferencváros – 2014-
- Bojan Sanković – Újpest – 2014-
- Bojan Vručina – Kaposvár – 2012-
- Marko Šimić – Vasas Budapest, Ferencváros – 2011–12
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
- Marek Střeštík – Győr – 2012-
- Michal Švec – Győr – 2012-
El Salvador
- Rafael Burgos - Kecskemeti - 2012-2013
- Arturo Alvarez - Videoton - 2013-
England
- Anthony Elding – Ferencváros – 2010
- James Ashmore – Ferencváros – 2008–10
- 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
- Selim Bouadla – Debrecen – 2011–
- Joël Cantona – Újpest – 1993
- Adamo Coulibaly – Debrecen – 2009–
- Loïc Nego – Újpest – 2014-
- L´Imam Seydi – Diósgyőr – 2011–
- Grégory Christ – Újpest – 2012-
- Mamadou Diakité – Budapest Honvéd – 2012-
Gabon
- Roguy Méyé – Zalaegerszeg, Debrecen – 2007–
Gambia
- Haruna Jammeh – Budapest Honvéd, Kaposvár – 2009-
Germany
- Philipp Bönig – Ferencváros – 2014-
- Benjamin Lauth – Ferencváros – 2014-
- Dajan Šimac – Debrecen – 2010–
Georgia
- Rati Aleksidze – Győr – 2009-
- Giorgi Ganugrava – Győr, Pápa, Zalaegerszeg – 2009-
- Lasha Totadze – Győr – 2010–12
Greece
- Vassilios Apostolopoulos – Videoton – 2011–
Grenada
- Wesley Kemon – MTK Budapest – 2003–04
Guinea
- Moustapha Diallo – Budapest Honvéd, Kaposvár – 2010–
- Souleymane Youla – Budapest Honvéd – 2014-
Guinea-Bissau
Honduras
- Luis Ramos – Debrecen – 2009–
Iran
- Amir Hashemi – Vasas – 1990–91
Israel
- Yadin Zaris – Újpest – 2012–present
Italy
- Raffaele Alcibiade – Budapest Honvéd – 2013-
- Nicola Canzian – Budapest Honvéd – 2013-
- Alessandro Iandoli – Újpest – 2012-
- Federico Groppioni – MTK Budapest – 2010-
- Davide Lanzafame – Budapest Honvéd – 2013-
- Andrea Mancini – Budapest Honvéd – 2013-2014; Szombathely – 2015-
- Leandro Antonio Martínez – Budapest Honvéd – 2013-
- Tommaso Rocchi – Szombathely – 2014-
- Giuseppe Signori – Sopron – 2005–06
Ivory Coast
- Souleymane Diaby – Budapest Honvéd – 2011-
- Sindou Dosso – Nyíregyháza, Vecsés, Kecskemét – 2008–10
- 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-
Jamaica
- Rafe Wolfe – Ferencváros, MTK Budapest – 2008-
- Jason Morrison – Ferencváros – 2008–10
Japan
Liberia
- Frank Seator – Videoton – 1996–97
Lithuania
- Linas Pilibaitis – Győr – 2009–12
Macedonia
- Enis Bardhi – Újpest – 2014-
- Mirko Ivanovski – Videoton – 2015-
- Nikola Jakimovski – Ferencváros – 2010–11
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-
Montenegro
- Mladen Božović – Videoton – 2010–
- Nebojša Kosović – Újpest – 2014-
- Vukašin Poleksić – Debrecen – 2008–
- Darko Pavićević – Zalaegerszeg – 2009-
- Vladan Savić – Kecskemét – 2007-
- Marko Vidović – Budapest Honvéd – 2014-
Morocco
- Youssef Sekour – Diósgyőr – 2012–
Netherlands
- Glen Helder – MTK Budapest – 1999–2000
- Julian Jenner – Diósgyőr – 2014-
- Mark Otten – Ferencváros – 2011–
- Jos Smeets – Haladás – 1985–1986
Nigeria
- Agustino Igbinadolor – Veszprém – 1988–1990
- Marshal Johnson – Budapest Honvéd – 2011-
- Kim Ojo – Újpest – 2014-
- Solomon Okoronkwo – Pécs – 2012-
- Eugène Salami – Debrecen, Nyíregyháza, Kecskemét – 2010-
- Patrick Umoh – Újpest – 1982–1983, Csepel – 1985–1986
- Eke Uzoma – Pécs – 2012-
Northern Ireland
- Tommy Doherty – Ferencváros – 2010
Pakistan
- Adnan Ahmed – Ferencváros – 2009–10
Panama
- Aníbal Godoy – Budapest Honvéd – 2014-
- Aníbal Mello – Budapest Honvéd – 2014-
Poland
- Michal Nalepa – Ferencváros – 2014-
Portugal
- Marco Caneira – Videoton – 2011–
- Evandro Brandão – Videoton – 2011–
- Filipe Oliveira – Videoton – 2011–
Romania
- Bogdan Andone – Ferencváros – 2002-2003
- Alexandru Andraşi – FC Vác – 1995-2000
- Cătălin Anghel – BVSC Budapest, FC Kaposvár – 1997-1999, 2000-2003
- 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
- Florin Bătrânu – Budapest Honvéd – 2002
- Miklós Belényesi – Debrecen, Diósgyőri VTK, Pécsi MFC – 2001-2003, 2004-2005, 2005-2006
- István Berde – Győr – 2005-2012
- Istvan Bodor – Győr – 1997-1998
- Ion Bogdan – MTK Budapest – 1946–1947
- Liviu Bonchiş – Haladás, Zalaegerszegi TE, Budapest Honvéd – 1996-1999, 1999-2002, 2004
- Csaba Borbély – Haladás, Ferencváros – 1999-2000, 2005-2006
- Sorin Botis – Ferencváros, Zalaegerszegi TE, Budapest Honvéd – 2003–2006, 2006–2009, 2009–2012
- Laurențiu Brănescu – Haladás – 2015
- Dan Bucșa – Győr – 2015-
- Vlad Bujor – Zalaegerszegi TE – 2011
- Dionisiu Bumb – Pécsi MFC – 1995–96
- Lucian Burchel – Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC – 1992-1993
- Marius Cheregi – Ferencváros – 2000-2003
- Cristian Cigan – FC Sopron – 2005-2006
- Sorin Cigan – Szeged SC, Újpest, Ferencváros, Vasas, Stadler – 1990-1991, 1991-1992, 1992-1993, 1994, 1994
- Cornel Constantin – Debrecen, Diósgyőri VTK – 1998-1999, 2001-2003
- 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-
- Tiberiu Csik – Újpest – 1999-2000
- Ciprian Dianu – Diósgyőri VTK, Zalaegerszegi TE – 2005, 2007
- Mihai Dina – Győr – 2012
- Benone Dohot – Diósgyőri VTK – 1992-1994
- Alin Drăgan – MTK Budapest – 2002-2003
- Cristian Dulca – Budapest Honvéd – 2002–2003
- Adrian Dulcea – Győr – 2001-2002
- Gheorghe Iulian Dumitrașcu – Győr – 1995
- Dragoș Firțulescu – FC Kaposvár – 2014
- Andrei Florean – FC Kaposvár, Pápa – 2014, 2014-
- Romulus Gabor – Diósgyőri VTK – 1991-1992
- Remus Traian Ganea – Diósgyőri VTK – 1999-2000
- Adrian Dan Găman – BFC Siófok – 2008
- Cosmin Giura – FC Sopron – 2007-2008
- Sabin-Cosmin Goia – Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC, Pécsi MFC – 2008-2011, 2011-2012
- Liviu Goian – Debrecen – 1993–2000
- Decebal Codru Grădinariu – Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC – 1998-1999
- Mugur Gușatu – MTK Budapest – 1999-2000
- Attila Gyagya – Kecskeméti TE – 2006-
- Norberto Höfling – MTK Budapest – 1948–1949
- Sergiu Homei – FC Sopron – 2006-2007
- Daniel Iftodi – Győr – 1995-1996
- Andrei Ionescu – Ferencváros – 2012-
- Nicolae Ilea – MTK Budapest – 1999-2000
- Sabin Ilie – Diósgyőri VTK – 2002-2003
- Traian Ovidiu Lazăr – Budapest Honvéd – 1992
- Filip Lăzăreanu – Kecskeméti TE – 2009-2011
- Cătălin Nicolae Liță – MTK Budapest – 2003
- Adrian Mărkuș – FC Kaposvár – 2013
- Darius Viorel Miclea – Pápa – 2005
- Valentin Miculescu – Békéscsaba – 2002-2005
- Sergiu Moga – Budapest Honvéd – 2011–2014
- Tibor Moldovan – Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC, Újpest – 2007, 2007-2008
- Cristian Lucian Munteanu – FC Sopron – 2006-2007
- Dorel Mutică – Pápa – 2005
- Zsolt Muzsnay – Videoton FC – 1990–91, 1992–95
- Eugen Neagoe – Ferencváros – 1994-1995
- Adrian Negrău – Budapest Honvéd, Haladás – 1991-1993, 1995-1998
- Mihai Nicorec – Győr, Zalaegerszeg – 2009-2015, 2012
- Gheorghe Nițu – BVSC Dreher – 1995
- Dănuț Stelian Oprea – Győr – 1996
- Claudiu Pascariu – Budapest Honvéd – 2013
- Florin Pelecaci – Diósgyőri VTK – 2008-2009
- Ioan Petcu – Diósgyőri VTK – 1991-1992
- Iulian Petrache – FC Kaposvár – 2013-
- Szabolcs Perenyi – Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC – 2007-2010
- Attila Piroska – Budapest Honvéd – 1995-1997, 1999-2003
- Marian Popa – Budapesti VSC – 1997
- Wilhelm Possak – Újpest – 1930-1931
- Florian Radu – Szentlőrinci – 1947-1948
- Daniel Rednic – MTK Hungária – 2002–2004
- Robert Roszel – Diósgyőri VTK – 2010-2011
- Laurențiu Rus – FC Sopron – 2006-2007
- Radu Sabo – Debrecen, Zalaegerszegi TE – 1998-2000, 2000-2005
- András Sánta – BFC Siófok, Győr, Budapest Honvéd – 2008, 2009-2011, 2011-2012
- Marius Sasu – Budapest Honvéd, Ferencváros – 2001–2003, 2003–2005
- Marian Savu – Videoton FC – 2003–2004
- Alexandru Schwartz – Szeged LC – 1928–1930
- Toni Ionel Sedecaru – Nyíregyháza Spartacus FC – 1992–1993
- Tibor Selymes – Haladás, Debrecen – 2001–2002, 2002–2004
- Nicolae Simatoc – Nagyváradi Atlétikai Club – 1942–45
- Marius Șumudică – Debrecen – 2002–2004
- Paul Gabriel Tănase – FC Sopron – 2007-2008
- Daniel Tudor – Videoton FC – 2003-2006
- Daniel Usvat – Haladás, BVSC Budapest, Ceglédi VSE, Nagykanizsai Olajbányász, Videoton FC, BFC Siófok, Pápa – 1996-1997, 1997-1999, 1999-2000, 2000, 2000-2002, 2002-20004, 2004-2005
- Gabriel Vochin – Videoton FC – 2002–2004
- Sorin Vlaicu – Békéscsaba – 1995-1996
- Ion Adrian Zare – BFC Siófok, Pécsi MFC – 1990–93, 1993–94
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-
- Vladan Čukić – Kecskemét, Ferencváros – 2008–
- Marko Dmitrović – Újpest – 2014-
- Miroslav Grumić – Diósgyőr – 2014-
- 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–
- Milan Perić – Videoton – 2012–
- Nenad Rajić – Diósgyőr – 2014-
- Mirsad Sprečak – Videoton – 1989–1990, Siofok – 1990–1991, Veszprém – 1992–1993
- Filip Stanisavljević – Újpest – 2012-
- Mirko Tintar – Videoton – 1989–1990
- Dušan Vasiljević – Újpest, Videoton, Újpest – 2010–
Slovakia
- Tomáš Tujvel – Videoton – 2009–
- Michal Hanek – Diósgyőr – 2012-
Slovenia
- Marko Ranilović – Ferencváros – 2010–
- Leon Panikvar – Zalaegerszeg – 2009-
- Safet Jahič – Zalaegerszeg – 2011-
- Jože Benko – Pápa – 2012-
- Darko Brljak – Eger – 2012-
- Kamil Kopúnek – Szombathely – 2014-
- Rok Kronaveter – Győr – 2012-
Somalia
- Liban Abdi – Ferencváros – 2008–12
South Korea
- Kim Ho-Young – Diósgyőr – 2014-
Spain
- Carlos Alcántara – Ferencváros – 2009–10
- José María Antón – Újpest – 2012–present
- Álvaro Brachi – Videoton – 2011–
- Enrique Carreño – Diósgyőr – 2011–12
- Walter Fernández – Videoton – 2011–
- Fernando Fernández Escribano – Diósgyőr – 2012–
- Francisco Gallardo – Diósgyőr – 2011–
- Manu Hervás – Zalaegerszeg – 2011-
- Héctor Sánchez Cabrera – Videoton – 2011–
- José Juan Luque – Diósgyőr – 2011–
- David Mateos – Ferencváros – 2014-
- Joaquín Pastor Martinez – Ferencváros – 2009–10
- Dani Ponce – Újpest – 2014-
- Sergio Tamayo – MTK Budapest – 2014-
Sudan
- Ibrahim Komi – Diósgyőri VTK – 1999–2000
Sweden
- Dražen Okuka – Kaposvár – 2010–
Trinidad and Tobago
- Jan-Michael Williams – Ferencváros – 2008
- Matthew Bartholomew – Ferencváros – 2008
Ukraine
- Andriy Efremov – Szombathely – 2014-
United States
- Arturo Alvarez - Videoton - 2013-
- Carlos Diaz – Ferencváros – 2008–09
- Christopher Sullivan - Győri ETO – 1989–1990,1996–1997
- Peter Vermes - Győri ETO – 1988–1989
Uruguay
- Rodrigo Rojo – Újpest – 2014-
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