List of Indian football players in foreign leagues

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This is a list of Indian football players (both men and women), who are currently playing or have played in any competitive foreign football league. This list consists of players who have signed or appeared with any foreign club in the past as well as those who are currently playing abroad.[1][2][3]

  • All these players have joined or played or contracted as foreign recruits (footballer) for any football club which is not based in India. (irrespective of whether the player has made an appearance for the team or not).
Mohammed Salim, the first Indian footballer to play for an overseas club, signing with Celtic of Scotland in 1936.[4]

Men[]

As of 24 December 2021

Past[]

Mohammed Salim Celtic FC[5] Scottish Football League (then top tier)  Scotland 1936
Johnny Lobo[b KEN] Nairobi Heroes FC[6] Nairobi District League (then second tier)  Kenya 1947–49
Syed Abdul Rahim Hoekse Sportvereniging Hoek[7] Dutch Amateur League (then top tier)  Netherlands 1950
Tarapada Ray[nb 1] Wari Club Dhaka[8] Dhaka Football League (then top tier) Pakistan East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) 1950–53
Mohammed Rahmatullah Mohammedan Sporting Dhaka[9] Dhaka Football League (then top tier) Pakistan East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) 1962–63
Balai Dey[nb 2] Mohammedan Sporting Dhaka[10] Dhaka Football League (then top tier) Pakistan East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) 1960s
Pem Dorji Mahendra Police Club[11] Martyr's Memorial League (top tier)    Nepal 1978–79
Shabbir Ali Victoria Sporting Dhaka[12] Dhaka Football League (then top tier)  Bangladesh 1984–85
Arnold Rodrigues Croydon FC[13] Isthmian Football League (seventh tier)  England 1984–89
Dipankar Biswas Badda Jagarani Sangsad[14] Dhaka Premier Division League (then second tier)  Bangladesh 1998–99
Arpan Dey Muktijoddha Sangsad KC[14] National Football Championship (then top tier)  Bangladesh 1999–00
Bhaichung Bhutia Bury FC[15] Football League Second Division (third tier)  England 1999–02
Perak F.A.[16] Liga Perdana 1 (then top tier)  Malaysia 2003
Selangor MK Land[17] Malaysia Premier League (second tier) 2005
Roberto Fernandez San Pedro Seahawks[18] Belize Premier Football League (then top tier)  Belize 2000–01
Shaji Varghese Renown SC Colombo[19] Sri Lanka Champions League (top tier)  Sri Lanka 2004–05
Shibu Stellas Renown SC Colombo[19] Sri Lanka Champions League (top tier)  Sri Lanka 2004–05
Shyam Simon Renown SC Colombo[19] Sri Lanka Champions League (top tier)  Sri Lanka 2004–05
Manprit Singh Wofoo Tai Po[20] Hong Kong First Division League (then top tier)  Hong Kong 2004–05
Hong Kong FC 2005–06
Hong Kong Rangers FC 2006–07
Arata Izumi[b JPN][nb 3] Albirex Niigata Singapore FC[21] Singapore Premier League (top tier)  Singapore 2005
Mitsubishi Mizushima FC[22] Japan Football League (fourth tier)  Japan 2006
Mumin Cerimi Urania Genève Sport[23] 2. Liga Interregional (fifth tier)   Switzerland 2008–13
Lancy FC[23] 2013–15
FC Collex-Bossy[23] 2015–18
Sunil Chhetri Kansas City Wizards[24] Major League Soccer (top tier)  United States 2010
Sporting CP B[25] Liga Portugal 2 (second tier)  Portugal 2013–14
Varin Mehta Royal Antwerp FC[26] Belgian First Division B (second tier)  Belgium 2011–12
Ankit Sharma Deportivo San Cristóbal de los Angeles[27] Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in the Community of Madrid (sixth tier)  Spain 2011–12
Adnan Hiroli Taff's Well A.F.C. Cymru South (second tier)  Wales 2011–12
Yate Town F.C.[28] Southern Football League (seventh tier)  England 2012–13
Mangotsfield United F.C.[29] 2013–14
Odd Down A.F.C.[30] Western Football League (ninth tier) 2014–20
Fredy Mascarenhas Robin Hood FC[31] Bermudian Premier Division (top tier)  Bermuda 2012–15
X-Roads Warriors Bermudian Premier Division (top tier) 2015–18
Pratik Shinde Houston Hurricanes[32] National Premier Soccer League (fourth tier)  United States 2013–14, 2016–17
Kilp Barfungpa TuS Koblenz II[33] Oberliga Rheinland-Pfalz/Saar (sixth tier)  Germany 2013–14
Paro FC[33] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2018–19
Subrata Pal FC Vestsjælland[34] Danish Superliga (top tier)  Denmark 2014
Israil Gurung Vitória de Guimarães B[35] Segunda Liga (second tier)  Portugal 2014–15
Manish Maithani Vitória de Guimarães B[35] Segunda Liga (second tier)  Portugal 2014–15
Gurpreet Singh Sandhu Stabæk[36] Eliteserien (top tier)  Norway 2014–17
Anupam Sarkar Adeli Batumi[37] Pirveli Liga (second tier)  Georgia 2015
Romeo Fernandes Atlético Paranaense[38] Série A (top tier)  Brazil 2015
Renedy Singh CSKA Sofia[39] Bulgarian First League (top tier)  Bulgaria 2015
Vishant Gianchandani[b LUX] Union Sportive Sandweiler[40] Luxembourg Division of Honour (second tier)  Luxembourg 2015–17
FC Blo-Wäiss Izeg 2017–19
Ravindran Ladushan SCW Göttingen[41] Landesliga Braunschweig (sixth tier)  Germany 2015–18
SC Hainberg 1980 e.V.[41] 2018–19
Sandip Chandani Unió Esportiva Extremenya[42] Andorran Segona Divisió (second tier)  Andorra 2015–16
FS La Massana[42] 2016–17
Penya Encarnada d'Andorra[42] Lliga Nacional de Fútbol (top tier) 2017–18
Club Esportiu Carroi[43] 2018–19
Siddharth Singh Manningham United Blues[44] National Premier Leagues Victoria 2 (second tier)  Australia 2016–17
Julius Nelson Raju Niendorfer TSV II[45] Landesliga Hamburg-Hammonia (sixth tier)  Germany 2016–17
Pranav Kotra Cove FC[46] National Premier Leagues South Australia (third tier)  Australia 2016–17
Adelaide University Soccer Club South Australian Regional Leagues (fifth tier) 2017
Northern Demons Virtus[47] South Australian State League 2 (fourth tier) 2017–18
Vedaant Nag TuS Bad Aibling[48] Landesliga Bayern-Südost (sixth tier)  Germany 2016–17
SV-DJK Kolbermoor[48] 2017
SB/DJK Rosenheim[48] 2018–19
SB Chiemgau Traunstein[49] 2019–20
Royston D'Souza Eastern Suburbs AFC[50] Northern League New Zealand (second tier)  New Zealand 2016–19
Nagen Tamang Transport United[51] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2017
Ishaan Sahi Unió Esportiva Calonge[52] Tercera Catalana Group 1 (seventh tier)  Spain 2017–18
Palamós CF[53] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier) 2018–19
Abneet Bharti[b NEP] Sport União Sintrense[54] Campeonato de Portugal (fourth tier)  Portugal 2017–19
Jayan Varghese Eunos Crescent FC[55] Singapore National Football League (second tier)  Singapore 2017–18
Singapore Katong FC[56] 2018–19
Balestier Khalsa (R)[55] 2019
Jungfrau Punggol FC[56] 2019–20
Godwin Franco Guadalupe F.C.[57] Liga Promérica (top tier)  Costa Rica 2018
Pema Wongyal Bhutia Phuentsholing United FC[58] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2018–19
Sukraj Subba Phuentsholing United FC[58] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2018–19
Sangay Chopel Phuentsholing United FC[58] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2018–19
Pujan Pradhan Phuentsholing United FC[58] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2018–19
Swapnil Raj Dhaka FK Sinđelić Beograd[59] Serbian League Belgrade (third tier)  Serbia 2018–19
Faisal Mahmood Malik TSV Stellingen 1888 e.V.[60] Kreisliga Hamburg (eighth tier)  Germany 2018–19
Muhammad Asif Manang Marshyangdi Club[61] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2018–19
Chyasal Youth Club 2019–20
Ishan Pandita Gimnàstic de Tarragona II[62] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier)  Spain 2019
Pobla Mafumet[62]
Lorca FC[63] 2019–20
Amarjeet Mishra C.D. Estrela[64] Lisbon FA First Division (third tier)  Portugal 2018–19
Sahil Tavora GDSC Alvarenga[65] Campeonato de Portugal (fourth tier)  Portugal 2018–19
Sunny Dhaliwal Toronto Skillz[66] League1 Ontario (third tier)  Canada 2018–19
Shorayav Bharadwaj Fundació Esportiva Palamós[67] Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol (seventh tier)  Spain 2018–19
Tushar Negi Fundació Esportiva Palamós Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol (seventh tier)  Spain 2018–19
Atharv Dandekar CF Martinenc[68] Regional Preferente de la Comunidad Valenciana (fifth tier)  Spain 2018–20
Nihal Colaco CF Martinenc[69] Primera Catalana Group 1 (sixth tier)  Spain 2018–20
Pawanvir Singh All Black FC[70] Hong Kong Third Division League (fourth tier)  Hong Kong 2018–21
Kabir Kohli Club Deportivo Llosa[71] Regional Preferente de la Comunidad Valenciana (sixth tier)  Spain 2018–19
CD Olímpic de Xàtiva[72] Tercera División (fourth tier) 2019–20
Khaidem Vicky Meitei High Quality United FC[73] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2019
Uttam Rai Friends Club Kopundole[74] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2019–20
Muhammed Sagar Ali Druk Stars FC[75] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2019–20
Parminder Singh Druk Stars FC[76] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2019–20
Kuber Bisht Jawalakhel YC[77] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2019–20
Lunkim Seigoulun Khongsai CD Olímpic de Xàtiva[78] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier)  Spain 2019–20
Dhirpal Shah Inter Taoyuan[79] Taiwan Second Division Football League (second tier)  Chinese Taipei 2019–20
Lalrammawia Rammawia Three Star Club[80] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2019–20, 2021
Prahlad Roy Sankata Boys SC[81] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2019–20
Lal Rammarva Three Star Club[82] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2019–20
Mohammad Saukat Brigade Boys Club[83] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2019–20
Ngangbam Milan Singh High Quality United FC[84] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2019–20
Nim Dorjee Tamang High Quality United FC[85] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2019–20
Muhammed Rashid Nalakath High Quality United FC[86] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2019–20
Ningthoujam Naresh Singh High Quality United FC[87] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2019–20
Vinay Singh MFK Lokomotíva Zvolen[88] 3. Liga (third tier)  Slovakia 2019–21
Kabir Nath CD Olímpic de Xàtiva[89] Tercera División (fourth tier)  Spain 2019–21
Sanjeev Stalin C.D. Aves[90] Primeira Liga (top tier)  Portugal 2020
Sertanense Futebol[91] Campeonato de Portugal (fourth tier)
Jhayson Singh All Black FC[70] Hong Kong Third Division League (fourth tier)  Hong Kong 2020–21
Krishan Kumar New Road Team[92] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2020–21
Areeb Abbas Mir SV Bruckmühl Landesliga Bayern-Süd (sixth tier)  Germany 2020–21
Muhammed Nemil Valiyattil Fundació Esportiva Grama[93] Tercera División RFEF – Group 5 (fourth tier)  Spain 2020–21
Shubham Dixit Lusos de Bitarães[94] Porto FA Second Division (eighth tier)  Portugal 2020–21
Dhruv Alva Unión Popular de Langreo B[95] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier)  Spain 2020–21
Dhanraj Dhurve FC Centaur Moskau Russian Football National League 2 (third tier)  Russia 2020–21
Vidipt Dua Club Deportivo Llosa[96] Primera Autonómica Preferente (sixth tier)  Spain 2020–21
CD Pozo Estrecho[96] Preferente Autonómica de Murcia (sixth tier) 2021–
Nicholas Fernandes Three Star Club[97] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2021
Shem Marton Eugene Chyasal Youth Club[98] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2021

Present[]

Name Clubs Leagues Countries Years
Aniket Bharti Znicz Pruszków[99] II Liga Poland (third tier)  Poland 2016–
Soham Kathuria Duluth FC[100] National Premier Soccer League (fourth tier)  United States 2017–
Jasminder Dhillon FC Iliria Solothurn[101] 2. Liga Interregional (fifth tier)   Switzerland 2017–
Julius Nelson Raju TuS Aumühle-Wohltorf[45] Landesliga Hamburg-Hammonia (sixth tier)  Germany 2017–
Krishna Chaudhary Marcet Escuela de Fútbol[102] Tercera División RFEF (fifth tier)  Spain 2017–
Norbu Lepcha Transport United FC[103] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2018–
Mumin Cerimi FC Champel 1982 2. Liga Interregional (fifth tier)   Switzerland 2018–
Suraj Rasaili Transport United FC[104] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2018–
Sandip Chandani Club Esportiu Carroi B[42] Andorran Segona Divisió (second tier)  Andorra 2019–
Vishant Gianchandani[b LUX] Union Sportive Sandweiler[105] Luxembourg Division of Honour (second tier)  Luxembourg 2019–
Sajjad Merchant[b SWI] FC Grand-Saconnex[106] 2. Liga Interregional (fourth tier)   Switzerland 2019–
Gabriel Fernandes Shrivenham F.C.[107] Hellenic Football League (eighth tier)  England 2019–
Dayananda Singh Elangbam Manang Marshyangdi Club[108] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2019–
Ravindran Ladushan TSV Seulingen 1921 e.V.[41] Landesliga Braunschweig (sixth tier)  Germany 2019–
Dhirpal Shah Taipei Tatung[109] Taiwan Football Premier League (top tier)  Chinese Taipei 2020–
Kunal Tamang Paro FC[110] Bhutan Premier League (top tier)  Bhutan 2020–
Karthik Thulasi Club Deportivo Proas[111] Tercera División (fourth tier)  Spain 2020–
Vedaant Nag USK Anif[112] Austrian Regionalliga (third tier)  Austria 2020–
Mohammed Inzamam Al-Hilal United FC[113] UAE Second Division League (third tier)  United Arab Emirates 2020–
Haroon Bashir[b UAE] Al-Hilal United FC[114] UAE Second Division League (third tier)  United Arab Emirates 2020–
Shanon Viegas C.D. Olivais e Moscavide[115] AF Lisboa 2ª Divisão Série (fourth tier)  Portugal 2020–
Dawson Fernandes Goan United FC[116] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Naveen Mendes Goan United FC[116] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Alvito Miranda Goan United FC[116] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Snedden Rodrigues Goan United FC[117] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Elvis Barreto Goan United FC[116] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Lloyd Mascarenhas Goan United FC[116] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Don Fernandes Goan United FC[118] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Alfex D'Souza Goan United FC[116] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Michael Faleiro Goan United FC[116] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Tyson Caiado Goan United FC[118] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Samward Pereira Goan United FC[116] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Treyson Dcosta Goan United FC[116] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Jolan Fernandes Goan United FC[116] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Aliston Fernandes Goan United FC[116] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Alfex Dsouza Goan United FC[116] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Swisfron Fernandes Goan United FC[116] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Sunford Fernandes Goan United FC[116] Middlesex County Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2020–
Amarjeet Mishra União dos Santos[119] AF Lisboa 3ª Divisão (fifth tier)  Portugal 2020–
Adnan Hiroli Bridgwater United F.C.[30] Western Football League (ninth tier)  England 2020–
Abneet Bharti[b NEP] FK Varnsdorf[120] Fortuna Národní Liga (second tier)  Czech Republic 2021–
Areeb Abbas Mir SB/DJK Rosenheim[121] Landesliga Bayern-Süd (sixth tier)  Germany 2021–
Ankit Nagar Billinge FC[122] Cheshire Association Football League (eleventh tier)  England 2021–
Ashiq Vithayathil CD Fútbol de Tablero[123] Regionales de Fútbol Canary Islands (seventh tier)  Spain 2021–
Som Kumar NK Krka Reserves[124] Slovenian Third League (third tier)  Slovenia 2021–
Adarsh Narayanapuram CD Olímpic de Xàtiva B[125] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier)  Spain 2021–
Sudipta Malakar LT Sports Club[126] Maldivian Third Division (third tier)  Maldives 2021–
Dhruv Alva Unión Popular de Langreo[95] Segunda División RFEF (third tier)  Spain 2021–
Sandesh Jhingan HNK Šibenik[127] Croatian First Football League (top tier)  Croatia 2021–
Pawanvir Singh Happy Valley AA[70] Hong Kong First Division League (second tier)  Hong Kong 2021–
Jhayson Singh Happy Valley AA[128] Hong Kong First Division League (second tier)  Hong Kong 2021–
Vinay Singh OFK Dunajská Lužná[129] 3. Liga (third tier)  Slovakia 2021–
Hasan Alam CF Unión Viera[130] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier)  Spain 2021–
Hardikpreet Singh[b HKG] Hong Kong FC[131] Hong Kong Premier League (top tier)  Hong Kong 2021–
Shubham Rawat CD Olímpic de Xàtiva[132] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier)  Spain 2021–
Atharv Dandekar CF Unión Viera[133] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier)  Spain 2021–
Rahul Ramchandra Yadav Friends Club Kopundole[134] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2021–
Moinuddin Khan Himalayan Sherpa Club[135] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2021–
Raghav Maheshwaran Voetbal Vereniging Sporting Martinus[136] Vierde Klasse (ninth tier)  Netherlands 2021–
Uttam Rai Sankata Boys S.C.[137] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2021–
Vijay Ponnurngam Chyasal Youth Club[138] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2021–
Nicholas Fernandes Jawalakhel Youth Club[139] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2021–
Kabir Nath Unió Esportiva Engordany[140] Primera Divisió (top tier)  Andorra 2021–
Shem Marton Eugene Three Star Club[141] Martyr's Memorial A-Division League (top tier)    Nepal 2021–

Women[]

Past[]

As of 6 December 2021
Name Clubs Leagues Countries Years
Tanvie Hans[nb 4] Tottenham Hotspur W.F.C.[142] FA Women's Super League (top tier)  England 2013–15
Fulham L.F.C.[143] London and South East Women's Regional Football League (fifth tier) 2015
Oinam Bembem Devi New Radiant WSC[144] Dhivehi Women's League (top tier)  Maldives 2014–15
Lako Phuti Bhutia New Radiant WSC[144] Dhivehi Women's League (top tier)  Maldives 2014
Ngangom Bala Devi New Radiant WSC[145] Dhivehi Women's League (top tier)  Maldives 2014
Loitongbam Ashalata Devi New Radiant WSC[146] Dhivehi Women's League (top tier)  Maldives 2015–16
Aditi Chauhan West Ham United W.F.C.[147] FA Women's Super League (top tier)  England 2015–18
Hamar Hveragerði[148] 2. deild kvenna (third tier)  Iceland 2021
Dalima Chhibber Manitoba Bisons[149] Canada West Universities Premier Division (university-level top tier)  Canada 2019–21

Present[]

Name Club League Country Years
Ngangom Bala Devi Rangers WFC[150] Scottish Women's Premier League (top tier)  Scotland 2020–
Brishti Bagchi CDC Moscardó[151] Primera Nacional de Fútbol (third tier)  Spain 2020–

Youth careers[]

As of 24 December 2021

Boys[]

Name Clubs Leagues Countries Years
Darren Caldeira Valencia CF U19[152] División de Honor Juvenil de Fútbol (youth top tier)  Spain 2005
Mumin Cerimi Urania Genève Sport II[23] 2. Liga Interregional (fifth tier)   Switzerland 2006–08
Adnan Hiroli Bristol Rovers Youth[153] Football League Youth Alliance (youth second tier)  England 2007–08
Brislington F.C. Youth[153] Avon Youth League (youth football tier) 2008–09
Cardiff Corinthians F.C.[153] South Wales Alliance League (fifth tier)  Wales 2009–10
Brandon Fernandes ASD Capetown[154] SAFA Second Division (third tier)  South Africa 2010–13
Myron Mendes ASD Capetown[155] SAFA Second Division (third tier)  South Africa 2010–13
Kean Lewis Fairleigh Dickinson Knights[156] NCAA Division I (intercollegiate top tier)  United States 2010–13
Houston Dynamo U23[156] Major League Soccer (top tier) 2014–15
Laredo Heat[157] National Premier Soccer League (fourth tier) 2015
Kilp Barfungpa Eintracht Dortmund U19[158] Bezirksliga (Eighth tier)  Germany 2012–13
Aayushmaan Chaturvedi Brooke House College FA[159] ECFA Premier League (inter-collegiate top tier)  England 2012–14
Siddharth Singh Nottingham Trent University (Football)[44] LIGA A - Victoria Embankment (university third tier)  England 2012–14
Sahal Abdul Samad[b UAE] Al-Ittihad Sports Academy[160] UAE Youth League (Juvenile tier)  United Arab Emirates 2012–16
Abneet Bharti[b NEP] Geylang International[161] Singapore National Football League (third tier)  Singapore 2012–13
Balestier Khalsa[161] Singapore Premier League (top tier) 2013–14
Real Valladolid U19[162] Primera División RFEF (third tier)  Spain 2014–15
Aldrich Coelho ASD Capetown[163] SAFA Second Division (third tier)  South Africa 2013
Amarjit Singh ASD Capetown[164] SAFA Second Division (third tier)  South Africa 2013–14
Uttam Rai Colorado Rush SC[165] USL League Two (fourth tier)  United States 2013–14
Princeton Rebello Queens Park Rangers[166] Professional Development League (youth top tier)  England 2014
Abhinav Mulagada Senrab FC[167] Sunday league football (County football amateur)  England 2014–15
Ravindran Ladushan Sparta Göttingen e.V. U19[168] Fußball-Regionalliga (youth second tier)  Germany 2014–15
Ishan Pandita Alcobendas CF Youth[169] Primera Regional de Fútbol (seventh tier)  Spain 2014–15
UD Almería U18[169] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier) 2015–16
CD Leganés U19[170] 2016–19
Franko Paul DFI Bad Aibling e.V.[171] U19 Regionalliga West (U19 top tier)  Germany 2015–16
Jasminder Dhillon FC Solothurn II[172] 3. Liga Interregional (seventh tier)   Switzerland 2015–17
Ashique Kuruniyan Villarreal CF C[173] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier)  Spain 2016–17
Varun Mathur SB/DJK Rosenheim[174] Landesliga Bayern-Südost (sixth tier)  Germany 2016–17
Namit Deshpande FC Delco[175] Super Y League (youth top tier)  United States 2016–18
Sunny Dhaliwal Toronto FC Academy[176] MLS Next (youth top tier)  Canada 2016–18
George Mason Patriots[177] NCAA Division I (intercollegiate top tier)  United States 2020–
Ashiq Vithayathil FC Malaga City Academy[123] División de Honor Juvenil de Fútbol (youth top tier)  Spain 2016–17
Associazione Sportiva Tevere Roma[123] Eccellenza Lazio (fifth tier)  Italy 2017–18
Pawanvir Singh Sai Kung Friends Reserves[70] Hong Kong Third Division League (fourth tier)  Hong Kong 2017–18
Atharv Dandekar Marcet Escuela de Fútbol B[68] Tercera División RFEF (fifth tier)  Spain 2017–18
Vidipt Dua Oberkasseler FV 1910 e.V.[178] Landesliga (seventh tier)  Germany 2017
TSV Germania Windeck Oberliga Mittelrhein (fifth tier) 2017–18
CD Olímpic de Xàtiva B Regional Preferente (sixth tier)  Spain 2021–
Zayed bin Waleed LaLiga HPC U18[179] Du LaLiga Academy League (youth academy tier)  United Arab Emirates 2017–19
Amarjeet Mishra 1º Dezembro U19[64] Campeonato de Portugal (fourth tier)  Portugal 2017–19
C.F. Estrela da Amadora U19[64] Campeonato Nacional de Juniores (youth top tier) 2019
Bhupender Singh CD Olímpic de Xàtiva U19[180] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier)  Spain 2018–19
Jhayson Singh Southern District FC Reserves Hong Kong First Division League (second tier)  Hong Kong 2018–20
Areeb Abbas Mir JFG Mangfalltal Maxlrain 06 e.V. Landesliga Bayern-Südost (sixth tier)  Germany 2018–20
Muhammed Nemil Valiyattil Fundación Marcet[181] Segona Catalana (sixth tier)  Spain 2019
UDA Gramenet U19[182] Segona Catalana (sixth tier) 2020–21
Luv Kapoor Palamós CF[183] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier)  Spain 2018–19
Prashant Choudhary Celaya FC U19[184] Liga de Expansión MX (second tier)  Mexico 2019
Deependra Negi CF Reus Deportiu[185] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier)  Spain 2019–20
Aryan Gupta CD Leganés B[186] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier)  Spain 2019–20
Dhruv Alva Unión Popular de Langreo U19[187] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier)  Spain 2019–20
Muhammad Quraish CD Olímpic de Xàtiva U19[188] Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier)  Spain 2019–21
Shlok Kaul[b SWI] Étoile Carouge FC Youth Swiss U17 Elite League (youth top tier)   Switzerland 2019–21
Servette FC M-17[189] 2021–
Hardikpreet Singh[b HKG] Southern District FC Reserves[190] Hong Kong First Division League (second tier)  Hong Kong 2020–21
Ankit Nagar Billinge FC (Reserves) Liverpool County Premier League (eleventh tier)  England 2021
Anshul Sachdev Fundació Esportiva Palamós Segona Catalana (seventh tier)  Spain 2018–19, 2020–21
CP Villarrobledo B[191] Primera Autonómica Preferente (seventh tier) 2021–
Abhishek Bhalerao Palamós CF B Segona Catalana (seventh tier)  Spain 2020–
Lakshay Chaprana Fundació Esportiva Palamós U19 Tercera Catalana (seventh tier)  Spain 2020–
Gautam Gawlani Palamós CF U19[192] Tercera Catalana (seventh tier)  Spain 2020–21
Vijay Singh Palamós CF U19 Tercera Catalana (seventh tier)  Spain 2021–
Adi Joshi Palamós CF U16[193] Quarta Catalana (seventh tier)  Spain 2021–
Bhagya Tanwani Palamós CF U19 Tercera Catalana (seventh tier)  Spain 2021–
Divyansh Pal Palamós CF U16 Quarta Catalana (seventh tier)  Spain 2021–
Pranav Pillai Palamós CF B Segona Catalana (seventh tier)  Spain 2021–

Girls[]

Name Clubs Leagues Countries Years
Aditi Chauhan Loughborough University W.F.C.[194] United Counties League (tenth tier)  England 2013–15
Jyoti Ann Burrett Exeter University AFC[195] BUCS Football League (inter-collegiate top tier)  England 2014
Aveka Singh UC Irvine Anteaters[196] Big West Conference (inter-collegiate top tier)  United States 2020–

Training & trial stints[]

As of 6 December 2021

Men[]

Name Club League Country Year
Jyotish Chandra Guha Arsenal FC[197] English Football League (then top tier)  England 1930
Bhaichung Bhutia Fulham FC[198] English Premier League (top tier)  England 1999
Aston Villa[199] English Premier League (top tier)
Joshuah Vaz Vitória de Guimarães[200] Primeira Liga (top tier)  Portugal 2007
Sunil Chettri Coventry City FC[201] EFL Championship (second tier)  England 2009
Queens Park Rangers[202] EFL Championship (second tier)  England 2009
Glasgow Rangers FC[203] Scottish Premiership (top tier)  Scotland 2011
Myron Fernandes Leicester City FC U18[204] Professional Development League (youth top tier)  England 2009
FC Midtjylland[205] Danish Superliga (top tier)  Denmark 2011
Lesten Martins Leicester City FC U16[206] Professional Development League (youth top tier)  England 2009–10
Subrata Paul Vancouver Whitecaps[207] Major League Soccer (top tier)  United States
 Canada 		2010
Red Bull Leipzig[208] Regionalliga West (fourth tier)  Germany 2012
Gouramangi Singh Melbourne Heart[209] A-League (top tier)  Australia 2010
FC Vestsjælland[210] Danish Superliga (top tier)  Denmark 2013
Jeje Lalpekhlua Rangers FC[203] Scottish Premiership (top tier)  Scotland 2011
Aniston Fernandes FC Midtjylland[211] Danish Superliga (top tier)  Denmark 2011
Mehtab Hossain Falkirk F.C.[212] Scottish League One (third tier)  Scotland 2012
Airdrieonians F.C.[212] Scottish League Two (fourth tier)
Gurpreet Singh Sandhu Wigan Athletic[213] English Premier League (top tier)  England 2012
Renedy Singh Tromsø IL[214] Eliteserien (top tier)  Norway 2012
Brandon Fernandes Reading F.C.[215] English Premier League (top tier)  England 2012
Leicester City F.C.[216] 2013
Sunderland A.F.C.[217]
Maanas Kalra FC Metz Academy[218] Championnat National U17 (youth top tier)  France 2012–15
Shiv Jhangiani FC Metz Academy[218] Championnat National U17 (youth top tier)  France 2012–15
Nirmal Chettri Fortuna Düsseldorf[219] Bundesliga (top tier)  Germany 2013
Godwin Franco Fortuna Düsseldorf[219] Bundesliga (top tier)  Germany 2013
Syed Rahim Nabi D.C. United[220] Major League Soccer (top tier)  United States 2013
Shankar Sampingiraj Unione Sportiva Cremonese[221] Lega Pro Prima Divisione (third tier)  Italy 2013
Chinglensana Singh Sheffield United U18[222] Professional Development League (youth top tier)  England 2014
Glan Martins Combine Rush Soccer Academy[223] USL Academy League (youth second tier)  Spain 2014
Milan Basumatary PSV Eindhoven II[224] Eerste Divisie (second tier)  Netherlands 2014
Manandeep Singh Strømmen IF[225] Norwegian First Division (second tier)  Norway 2015
Princeton Rebello Watford FC U16[226] Professional Development League (youth top tier)  England 2015
Abhinav Mulagada Leyton Orient FC U16[227] Football League Youth Alliance (youth second tier)  England 2015–16
Dhruvmil Pandya Crystal Palace F.C. U18[228] U18 Professional Development League 2 (youth second tier)  England 2015–16
FC Metz U19[229] Championnat National U19 (top tier)  France 2017
Siddharth Singh FC Zimbru Chișinău[230] Divizia Națională (top tier)  Moldova 2016
Chandan Nayak FC Bayern Munich Junior[231] Bundesliga D-Junioren (juvenile top tier)  Germany 2016
Anirudh Thapa FC Metz U19[232] Championnat National U19 (youth top tier)  France 2016
Prosenjit Chakraborty FC Metz U19[233] Championnat National U19 (youth top tier)  France 2016
Jerry Lalrinzuala FC Metz U19[233] Championnat National U19 (youth top tier)  France 2016
Deependra Negi Gimnàstic de Tarragona[234] Segunda División B (third tier)  Spain 2017
Dheeraj Singh Moirangthem Motherwell FC[235] Scottish Premiership (top tier)  Scotland 2018
Hari Manikandan Real Madrid CF (youth)[236] División de Honor Juvenil de Fútbol (juvenile top tier)  Spain 2018
Parash Boro Bangkok FC U16[237] Thailand Youth League (youth top tier)  Thailand 2018
Udbhav Singh Palamós CF Tercera División RFEF (fourth tier)  Spain 2018
Shubham Sarangi Aspire Academy[238] Qatar Youth Football League (academy tier)  Qatar 2018
Mark Barreto Palamós CF U19[239] Tercera Catalana (seventh tier)  Spain 2018–19
Priyam Rana Palamós CF U19[240] Tercera Catalana (seventh tier)  Spain 2018–19
Aniket Jadhav Blackburn Rovers F.C.[241] EFL Championship (second tier)  England 2019
Ratobe Poireng Hannover 96 II[242] Regionalliga Nord (fourth tier)  Germany 2019
Lallianzuala Chhangte Viking FK[243] Eliteserien (top tier)  Norway 2019
Sridarth Nongmeikapam ND Ilirija U15[244] Slovenian Junior League (youth top tier)  Slovenia 2019
Lijo Francis Agrupación Deportiva Alcorcón[245] Segunda División (second tier)  Spain 2019
Shyjin Francis Agrupación Deportiva Alcorcón[245] Segunda División (second tier)  Spain 2019
Anshul Sachdev La Roda Club de Fútbol Tercera División RFEF (fifth tier)  Spain 2021
Shubho Paul FC Bayern Munich U19 (World Squad)[246] Under 19 Bundesliga (youth top tier)  Germany 2021–
Adarsh Puthupallil CD La Virgen del Camino[247] Tercera División RFEF (Group 8) (fifth tier)  Spain 2021
Ankit Tomar Palamós CF U19 Tercera Catalana (seventh tier)  Spain 2021–
Soham Bhagawati Palamós CF U19 Tercera Catalana (seventh tier)  Spain 2021–
Mann Sharma Palamós CF U19 Tercera Catalana (seventh tier)  Spain 2021–
Kabir Kohli FC Bayern Munich II[71] Regionalliga Bayern (fourth tier)  Germany 2021–

Women[]

Name Clubs Leagues Countries Years
Jyoti Ann Burrett Tottenham Hotspur F.C. Women[195] FA Women's Super League (top tier)  England 2012

See also[]

Main pages
  • List of India international footballers
  • List of foreign football players in India
Category
  • Indian expatriate footballers
  • Expatriate footballers in India

Notes[]

  1. ^
    Tarapada Ray was born in the Bengal Presidency, British India. He made his senior international debut for Pakistan national team during the Quadrangular Tournament in 1953, before acquiring the Citizenship of India. Between 1955 and 1956, he became an Indian citizen and played for Kolkata-based clubs such as East Bengal FC, Aryans and Bengal Nagpur Railway.
  2. ^
    Balai Dey was born in the Bengal Presidency, British India. He made his senior international debut for Pakistan national team during their China tour in 1964, before acquiring the Citizenship of India. He later broke into the India national team in 1969 and earned the title "Indian Rock" for outstanding performance in the Merdeka Tournament in Malaysia in the same year.
  3. ^
    Arata Izumi was born in Shimonoseki, Japan. Being an Indian descent, he acquired the Citizenship of India on 24 August 2012. Thus he broke into the India national team and made his debut against Palestine. He earned 9 caps for India between 2013 and 2014.
  4. ^
    Tanvie Hans was born in Delhi, India. She later moved to the United Kingdom and acquired the British passport for playing in English leagues. She later began her process of being a naturalized Indian citizen in 2019 to play for the India women's national football team.
  5. ^
    Born in Hong Kong
  6. ^
    Born in Japan
  7. ^
    Born in Kenya
  8. ^
    Born in Luxembourg
  9. ^
    Born in Nepal
  10. ^
    Born in Switzerland
  11. ^
    Born in the United Arab Emirates

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