List of association football families

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See also: List of African association football families, List of European association football families, and List of former Yugoslavia association football families

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This is a list of association football families. The countries are listed according to the national teams of the senior family member if the other family member played for a different country. If the senior members of the given member did not play international football, the family will be listed according to nationality (e.g., the Trézéguets).

Families included on the list must have
  1. at least, one member of the family is capped by a national team on the senior level or an important person in the game of football (e.g., notable coaches, referees, club chairmen, etc.)
  2. a second member must be a professional player or capped by a national team on the senior level.

Afghanistan[]

  • Qays Shayesteh, Faysal Shayesteh (brother)[1]
  • David Najem, Adam Najem (brother)

Antigua and Barbuda[]

  • Courtney Wildin, Luther Wildin (brother)[2]

Argentina[]

Aruba[]

  • Leroy Oehlers, Dwight Oehlers (brother)[84]

Australia[]

  • , Richie Alagich (nephew),[85] Dianne Alagich (niece, Richie's sister)[86]
  • Ross Aloisi, John Aloisi (brother)[87]
  • John Anastasiadis, Dean Anastasiadis (brother)[88]
  • Graham Arnold, Trent Sainsbury (son-in-law)[89]
  • Vic Bozanic, Oliver Bozanic (son),[90]
  • Ashley Brown, Jordan Brown (brother)[91]
  • Rod Brown, Corey Brown (son)[92]
  • Tim Cahill, Samoa Chris Cahill (brother)[93]
  • Leo Carle, Nick Carle (brother)[94]
  • Amy Chapman, (twin sister)[95]
  • Scott Chipperfield, Switzerland Liam Chipperfield (son)[96]
  • John Coyne, Chris Coyne (son), Jamie Coyne (son),[97] Aidan Coyne (grandson/son of Chris)[98]
  • Jock Cumberford, Dave Cumberford (brother)[99]
  • Alan Davidson, Jason Davidson (son)[100]
  • Alistair Edwards, Cameron Edwards (son), Ryan Edwards (son)[101]
  • Ahmad Elrich, Tarek Elrich (brother)[102]
  • Frank Farina, Zenon Caravella (nephew)[103]
  • Ivan Franjic, (brother)[104][105]
  • Ciara Fowler, Mary Fowler (sister)[106]
  • Alex Gibb, Lex Gibb (son)[107]
  • Adam Griffiths, Joel Griffiths (twin brother), Ryan Griffiths (brother)[108]
  • Andy Henderson, Bill Henderson (son)[107]
  • Steve Hogg, Kahlia Hogg (daughter)[109]
  • Bernie Ibini-Isei, Princess Ibini-Isei (sister)[110]
  • Tomi Juric, Deni Juric (brother)[111]
  • Leena Khamis, Sham Khamis (sister)[112]
  • Percy Lennard, Jack Lennard (son)[113]
  • Garry McDowall, Scotland Kenny McDowall (brother)[114]
  • Ryan McGowan, Dylan McGowan (brother)[115]
  • Brodie Mooy, Aaron Mooy (cousin)[116]
  • Joe Mullen, Matthew Mullen (nephew), Daniel Mullen (son), Alex Mullen (nephew)[117][118]
  • Bugsy Nyskohus, John Nyskohus (brother)[119]
  • Jason Petkovic, Michael Petkovic (brother)[120]
  • Dimitri Petratos, Kosta Petratos (brother),[121] Maki Petratos (brother)[122]
  • Tony Popovic, Kristian Popovic (son),[123] Gabriel Popovic (son)[124]
  • Mark Robertson, England Alexander Robertson (son)[125]
  • Gema Simon, Kyah Simon (cousin)[126]
  • Robbie Slater, Tom Slater (son)[127]
  • Ashleigh Sykes, Nicole Begg (née Sykes) (twin sister)[128]
  • Cliff van Blerk, Jason van Blerk (son)[107]
  • Gary van Egmond, Emily van Egmond (daughter)[129]
  • Aurelio Vidmar, Tony Vidmar (brother),[107] (niece/daughter of Tony)[130]
  • Mark Viduka, Croatia Luka Modrić (cousin)[131]
  • Rhys Williams, Aryn Williams (brother), Ryan Williams (brother)[132]
  • Ned Zelić, Ivan Zelic (brother), Lucy Zelic (sister)[133]
  • Andrew Zinni, Stefan Zinni (son)[134]

Barbados[]

  • Louie Soares, England Tom Soares (brother)[135]

Bermuda[]

  • Andrew Bascome, David Bascome (brother),[136] Drewonde Bascome (nephew), Osagi Bascome (nephew)[137]

Bolivia[]

Brazil[]

Brunei[]

  • Abdul Azizi Ali Rahman, Azwan Ali Rahman (brother)[202]
  • Hardi Bujang, Mardi Mirza Abdullah (twin brother)[203]
  • Jefry Mohammad, Moksen Mohammad (brother)[204]
  • Shahrazen Said, Amalul Said (brother), Ahmad Hafiz Said (brother), Adi Said (brother), Hakeme Yazid Said (brother)[205]
  • Amir Ajmal Tahir, Aminuddin Zakwan Tahir (brother)[206]

Cambodia[]

  • Keo Sokngon, Keo Sokpheng (brother)[207][208]
  • Um Vichet, Um Sereyroth (brother)

Canada[]

  • Brian Birch, Will Johnson (grandson)[209]
  • Alex Bunbury, United States Teal Bunbury (son)[210]
  • Marco Bustos, Chile Melissa Bustos (sister)[211]
  • Sherif El-Masri, Guyana Mariam El-Masri (sister)[212]
  • Mauro Eustáquio, Stephen Eustáquio (brother)[213]
  • Brian Gant, Bruce Gant (brother), Christine Sinclair (niece of Brian and Bruce)[214]
  • Julian de Guzman, Netherlands Jonathan de Guzmán (brother)[215]
  • John Kerr, Sr., United States John Kerr, Jr. (son)[216]
  • Richie Laryea, Reggie Laryea (brother)[217]
  • Issey Nakajima-Farran, Paris Nakajima-Farran (brother)[218]
  • Jonathan Osorio, Anthony Osorio (brother),[219] Nicholas Osorio (brother)[220]
  • Mason Trafford, Charlie Trafford (cousin)[221]

Cayman Islands[]

Chile[]

China[]

  • Gao Zhongxun, Gao Zhunyi (son)[301]
  • Gao Sheng, Japan Takahiro Ko (son)[302]
  • Hao Haidong, Hao Haitao (cousin),[303] Hao Runze (son)[304]
  • Jiang Jin, Jiang Hong (brother)[305]
  • Liu Tao, Song Xiaoli (wife)[306]
  • Peng Weiguo, Peng Weijun (brother)[307]
  • Sun Ji, Sun Xiang (twin brother)[308]
  • Tang Miao, Tang Xin (twin brother)[309]
  • Wang Huiliang, Wang Peng (son)[310]
  • Xie Hongjun, Xie Feng (son)[311]
  • Xie Yuxin, Xie Weijun (son)[312]
  • Zhang Chenglin, Zhang Chengxiang (brother)[313]

Colombia[]

Costa Rica[]

Curaçao[]

  • Leandro Bacuna, Juninho Bacuna (brother), Netherlands (brother)[349]
  • Charlison Benschop, Kevin Felida (nephew)[350]
  • Javier Martina, Cuco Martina (brother)[351]
  • Shermaine Martina, Shermar Martina (twin brother)[352]

Dominican Republic[]

Ecuador[]

Egypt[]

  • Ekramy El-Shahat, Sherif Ekramy (son)
  • Yehia Emam, Hamada Emam (son), Hazem Emam (grandson, son of Hamada)

El Salvador[]

Fiji[]

  • Epeli Saukuru, Iosefo Verevou (brother)[380]

French Guiana[]

Grenada[]

  • Delroy Facey, Danny Facey (brother)[382] Montserrat Anthony Griffith (cousin)[383]
  • Antonio German, Ricky German (brother)[384]
  • Anthony Modeste, Patrick Modeste (brother)[385][386]

Guadeloupe[]

Guam[]

  • Shawn Nicklaw, Travis Nicklaw (brother)[389]
  • Alex Lee, Justin Lee (twin brother),[390] Nate Lee (brother)[391]

Guatemala[]

Guyana[]

  • Carl Cort, Leon Cort (brother) England Ruben Loftus-Cheek (half-brother)[392]
  • Briana De Souza, Kayla De Souza (sister)
  • Julia Gonsalves, Olivia Gonsalves (sister)
  • Reiss Greenidge, England Jordan Greenidge (brother)[393]
  • Ronayne Marsh-Brown, Keanu Marsh-Brown (brother)[394]

Haiti[]

Honduras[]

  • Edder Delgado, Juan Delgado (brother)[398]
  • Juan Carlos Espinoza, Nahúm Espinoza (brother)[399]
  • Milton Palacios, Jerry Palacios (brother), Wilson Palacios (brother), Johnny Palacios (brother), Edwin René Palacios (brother)[22]
  • Luis Ramos, Anthony Lozano (brother)[400]

Hong Kong[]

  • Lee Wai Lim, Lee Hong Lim (brother)[401]

India[]

  • Subrata Bhattacharya, Sunil Chhetri (son-in-law),[402] Nepal Sushila Chhetri (mother of Sunil), Kharga B. Chhetri (father of Sunil)[403]
  • Michael Soosairaj, Michael Regin (brother)[404]
  • Syed Abdul Rahim, Syed Shahid Hakim (son)[405]
  • Jeakson Singh Thounaojam, Kritina Devi Thounaojam (sister),[406] Amarjit Singh Kiyam (cousin)[407]
  • Pradip Kumar Banerjee, Prasun Banerjee (brother)[408]

Indonesia[]

  • Maman Abdurrahman, Egi Melgiansyah (brother)[409]
  • Zaenal Arief, Yandi Munawar (brother)[410]
  • Irfan Bachdim, Kim Kurniawan (brother-in-law)[411]
  • Titus Bonai, Arthur Barrios Bonai (brother)[412]
  • Tonnie Cusell, Stefano Lilipaly (cousin)[413]
  • Yusuf Ekodono, Fandi Utomo (son),[414] Wahyu Suboseto (son)[415]
  • Bagas Kaffa, Bagus Kahfi (twin brother)[416]
  • Indra Kahfi, Andritany Ardhiyasa (brother)[417]
  • Achmad Kurniawan, Kurnia Meiga (brother)[418]
  • Ramdani Lestaluhu, Rafid Lestaluhu (brother), Abduh Lestaluhu (Rafid's twin brother), and Pandi Lestaluhu (brother)[419]
  • Yustinus Pae, Victor Pae (brother)[420]
  • Ortizan Solossa, Nehemia Solossa (brother), Boaz Solossa (brother)[421]
  • Bejo Sugiantoro, Rachmat Irianto (son)[422]
  • Izaac Wanggai, Patrich Wanggai (brother), Imanuel Wanggai (cousin)[423]
  • Zulham Zamrun, Zulvin Zamrun (twin brother)[424]

Iran[]

  • Ahmad Reza Abedzadeh, Amir Abedzadeh (son)[425]
  • Ali Danaeifard, Iraj Danaeifard (son)[426]
  • Andranik Eskandarian, United States Alecko Eskandarian (son)[427]
  • Mehrdad Mohammadi, Milad Mohammadi (twin brother)[428]
  • Serjik Teymourian, Andranik Teymourian (brother)[citation needed]

Iraq[]

  • Khalil Allawi, Karim Allawi (brother)[22]
  • Adnan Dirjal, Muhannad Darjal (son)
  • Ali Kadhim, Ali Adnan (nephew)[429]
  • Hisham Ali Al-Rawi, Qatar Bassam Al-Rawi (son)[430]
  • Suhail Saber, Qatar Ahmed Suhail, Qatar Rami Suhail (sons)[431]
  • , Canada United States (son), Canada United States (son of Nadim & brother of Waseem).[432]

Israel[]

  • Dori Arad, Ofri Arad (brother)[433]
  • Reuven Atar, Roi Atar (son)[434]
  • Eyal Berkovic, Nir Berkovic (brother)[435]
  • Alon Brumer, Gadi Brumer (twin brother)[436]
  • Jacob Buzaglo, Ohad Buzaglo (son), Asi Buzaglo (son), Maor Buzaglo (son), Almog Buzaglo (son)[437]
  • Avi Cohen, Tamir Cohen (son)[438]
  • Baruch Dego, Messay Dego (brother)[439]
  • Mu'nas Dabbur, Anas Dabour (brother)[440]
  • Eli Dasa, Or Dasa (brother)[441]
  • Yehoshua Feigenbaum, Ronen Feigenbaum (son)[442]
  • Albert Gazal, Ravid Gazal (son)[443]
  • Gad Machnes, Oded Machnes (twin brother)[444]
  • Baruch Maman, Hanan Maman (son)[445]
  • Haim Revivo, David Revivo (brother), Shay Revivo (brother)[446]
  • Ronny Rosenthal, Tom Rosenthal (son)[447]
  • Itzhak Shum, Idan Shum (son)[448]
  • Shalom Tikva, Avi Tikva (brother)[449]

Jamaica[]

  • Robbie Earle, England Otis Earle (son)[450]
  • Onandi Lowe, Damion Lowe (son)[451]
  • Neville Oxford, England Reece Oxford (grandson of brother)[452]
  • Fitzroy Simpson, England Jordan Simpson (son)[453]
  • Frank Sinclair, England Tyrese Sinclair (son)[454]
  • Allyson Swaby, Chantelle Swaby (sister)[455]
  • Dennis Ziadie, Craig Ziadie (son), United States Mark Chung (cousin of Craig)[456]

Japan[]

Jordan[]

  • Stephanie Al-Naber, Yousef Al-Naber (brother)[459]

Kazakhstan[]

Kyrgyzstan[]

  • Ildar Amirov, Ruslan Amirov (brother)[461]

Lebanon[]

Macau[]

  • Paulo Conde, Alexandre Matos (son)[468]

Malaysia[]

  • Aidil Zafuan Abdul Radzak, Zaquan Adha Abdul Radzak (twin brother)[469]
  • Zainal Abidin Hassan, Zaiza Zainal Abidin (son)[470]
  • Ali Bakar, Isa Bakar (brother)[471]
  • Natxo Insa, Kiko Insa (brother)[472]
  • Syamsul Saad, Shahrizal Saad (brother),[473] Shahrul Saad (brother)[474]

Martinique[]

Mexico[]

Montserrat[]

  • Tesfaye Bramble, England Titus Bramble (brother)[497]
  • Dajour Buffonge, England DJ Buffonge[498]
  • Wayne Dyer, England Lloyd Dyer (brother)[499]
  • Matty Willock, England Chris Willock, England Joe Willock (brothers)[500]

New Caledonia[]

  • Georges Gope-Fenepej, John Gope-Fenepej (brother)[501]

New Zealand[]

  • Ken Armstrong, Ron Armstrong (son), Brian Armstrong (son), Bridgette Armstrong (granddaughter, daughter of Ron)[502]
  • Dave Bright, Kris Bright (son), (Kris's half-brother)[503]
  • Michael Boxall, Nikko Boxall (brother)[504]
  • Clive Campbell, Jeff Campbell (son)[505]
  • Sara Clapham, Aaron Clapham (brother)[506]
  • Barbara Cox, Michele Cox (daughter), Tara Cox (daughter)[507]
  • Fred de Jong, Andre de Jong (son)[508]
  • Priscilla Duncan, Katie Duncan (wife)[509]
  • Declan Edge, Harry Edge (son), Jesse Edge (nephew)[510][511]
  • Kevin Fallon, Rory Fallon (son)[512]
  • Jai Ingham, Dane Ingham (brother)[513]
  • Michael McGarry, James McGarry (son)[514]
  • Bert Ormond, Scotland Willie Ormond (brother), Ian Ormond (son), Duncan Ormond (son), Vicki Ormond (granddaughter, daughter of Duncan)[515][516]
  • Michael Ridenton, Matthew Ridenton (son)[508]
  • Shane Rufer, Wynton Rufer (brother), Caleb Rufer (son of Wynton), Alex Rufer (son of Shane)[517]
  • Vic Smith, Gordon Smith (brother), Roger Smith (brother), Ryan Nelsen (grandson of another brother, Bob Smith)[518]
  • Yvonne Vale, (son)[519]
  • Frank van Hattum, Grazia MacIntosh (sister), Marie-Jose Cooper (sister), Oskar van Hattum (nephew)[520]
  • , Chris Wood (brother)[521]
  • Kirsty Yallop, Australia Tameka Yallop (née Butt) (wife)[522]

Pakistan[]

  • Raheela Zarmeen, Shahlyla Ahmadzai (sister)[523]

Palestine[]

Panama[]

Paraguay[]

Papua New Guinea[]

  • , (son)[540]
  • , (sister)[541]
  • Bob Morris, Rumona Morris (daughter)[541]
  • , Raymond Gunemba (son), (son), Judith Gunemba (daughter), Meagen Gunemba (daughter)[542]
  • Alwin Komolong, Felix Komolong (brother)[543]

Peru[]

Philippines[]

  • Marwin Angeles, Marvin Angeles (twin)[568]
  • , Ian Araneta (nephew), Emelio Caligdong (Ian's third cousin), (niece/Ian's sister)[569]
  • Anton del Rosario, Armand del Rosario (brother)[570]
  • Chris Greatwich, Phil Greatwich, Simon Greatwich (brothers)[571]
  • Ángel Guirado, Juan Luis Guirado (brother)[572]
  • Darren Hartmann, Matthew Hartmann, Mark Hartmann (brothers)[573]
  • Omid Nazari, Amin Nazari (brother)[574]
  • Ed Ocampo, Javier Gayoso (grandson)[575]
  • Manuel Ott, Mike Ott (brother), Marco Ott (brother)[576]
  • Jefferson Tabinas, Japan Paul Tabinas[577]
  • Phil Younghusband, James Younghusband (brother)[578]

Puerto Rico[]

Qatar[]

Saint Kitts and Nevis[]

  • Bobby Bowry, Antigua and Barbuda Daniel Bowry (son)[582]
  • Cloey Uddenberg, Kayla Uddenberg (sister), Cloey Uddenberg (sister)
  • , Tishan Hanley (brother), Tahir Hanley (brother)[583]
  • Atiba Harris, England Micah Richards (cousin)[584]
  • Lois Maynard, England Marcus Rashford (cousin)[585]
  • Allison Williams, Lauren Williams (sister)

Saint Lucia[]

Saint Martin[]

  • Wilfried Dalmat (see France Stéphane Dalmat)

Samoa[]

  • Johnny Hall, New Zealand Jai Ingham (cousin),[587] New Zealand Dane Ingham (cousin/Jai's brother)[588]

Saudi Arabia[]

  • Osama Hawsawi, Omar Hawsawi (brother)[589]

Singapore[]

  • Khairul Amri, Khairul Nizam (brother)[590]
  • Swandi Kitto, Adam Swandi (son)[591]
  • Zulfadhmi Suzliman, Zulqarnaen Suzliman (brother).[592]
  • Ahmad Wartam, Fandi Ahmad (son), Irfan Fandi (grandson, son of Fandi), Ikhsan Fandi (grandson, son of Fandi), Ilhan Fandi (grandson, son of Fandi)[593]

Solomon Islands[]

South Korea[]

  • Cha Bum-kun, Cha Du-ri (son)[22]
  • Choi Yung-keun, Choi Chung-min (brother)[22]
  • Kim Pan-keun, Australia Danny Kim (son)[596]
  • Son Woong-jung, Son Heung-min (son)[597]

Suriname[]

Syria[]

  • Mosab Balhous, Anas Balhous (brother)
  • , Nihad Al Boushi (brother)
  • Aatef Jenyat, Amro Jenyat (brother)
  • Abdul Kader Kardaghli, Ahmed Kurdughli (brother)
  • Kevork Mardikian, Mardik Mardikian (son)
  • Munaf Ramadan, Ammar Ramadan (son)

Tahiti[]

  • Efraín Araneda, (son)[614]
  • Erroll Bennett, Naea Bennett, (son), Marama Vahirua (Naea's cousin), France Pascal Vahirua (Marama's cousin)[615]
  • Alvin Tehau, Lorenzo Tehau (twin brother), Jonathan Tehau (brother), Teaonui Tehau (cousin)[616]

Tajikistan[]

  • Alisher Dzhalilov, Iskandar Dzhalilov, Manuchekhr Dzhalilov, (brother)[617]
  • Khakim Fuzailov, Rahmatullo Fuzailov (brother)[618]
  • Dilshod Vasiev, Farkhod Vosiyev (brother)[619]

Thailand[]

  • Samruay Chaiyong, Sa-ner Chaiyong, Sanong Chaiyong, Sa-nook Chaiyong,Supot Chaiyong, Supat Chaiyong
  • Sutin Chaikitti, Surak Chaikitti (brother)
  • Pairote Pongjan, Thitipan Puangchan (son)
  • Surat Sukha, Suree Sukha (twin brother)[620]
  • Supachok Sarachat, Suphanat Mueanta (brother)[621]

Trinidad and Tobago[]

  • Ian Cox, Daniel Phillips (cousin)[622]
  • Khadidra Debesette, Khadisha Debesette (twin sister)
  • Andre Fortune II, Ajani Fortune (brother)[623]
  • Nathaniel García, Levi García, Judah García (brothers)[624]
  • Justin Hoyte, Gavin Hoyte (brothers)[citation needed]
  • , (son), Joevin Jones (son), Alvin Jones (son)[625]
  • Wendell Moore, United States Shaquell Moore (son)[626]
  • Ross Russell Sr., Ross Russell Jr. (son)[627]
  • Scott Sealy, United States Dante Sealy (son)[628]
  • Silvio Spann, (brother)[629]

Turkmenistan[]

United Arab Emirates[]

  • Khaled Abdulrahman, Mohamed Abdulrahman (brother), Omar Abdulrahman (brother)[632][633]
  • Mohammed Salem Al-Enazi, Mohanad Salem (brother)[634]
  • Mubarak Ghanim, Khalil Ghanim (brother)[22]
  • , (son), (son), Faisal Khalil (son), (son), Mohamed Khalil (son), Ahmed Khalil (son)[635]
  • Eissa Meer, Ibrahim Meer (twin brother)[22]

United States[]

  • Bruce Arena, Kenny Arena (son)[636]
  • Yael Averbuch West, Aaron West (husband), Shira Averbuch (sister)[637][638]
  • Walter Bahr, Casey Bahr, Chris Bahr, Matt Bahr (sons)[639]
  • Gerry Baker, England Joe Baker (brother)[640]
  • DaMarcus Beasley, Jamar Beasley (brother)[641]
  • Matt Besler, Nick Besler (brother)[642]
  • Kimberly Bingham, David Bingham (brother)
  • Bob Bradley, Michael Bradley (son),[643] England Andy Rose (son-in-law)[644]
  • Jim Brown, George Brown (see Scotland Alex Lambie)
  • Teal Bunbury (see Canada Alex Bunbury)
  • Servando Carrasco, Alex Morgan (wife)[645]
  • Mark Chung (see Jamaica Dennis Ziadie)
  • Kenny Cooper Jr. (see England Kenny Cooper Sr.)
  • Rolf Decker, Otto Decker (brother)[646]
  • Angelo DiBernardo, Paul DiBernardo (brother)[647]
  • Daryl Dike (see Nigeria Bright Dike)
  • Alecko Eskandarian (see Iran Andranik Eskandarian)
  • Lorrie Fair, Ronnie Fair (twin sister)[648]
  • Jesús Ferreira (see Colombia David Ferreira)
  • William Findlay (see Scotland Robert Findlay)
  • Fabrice Gautrat, Morgan Gautrat (wife)[649][650]
  • John Harkes, Ian Harkes (son)[210]
  • Chris Henderson, Sean Henderson (brother)[651]
  • Schellas Hyndman, Emerson Hyndman (grandson)[652]
  • Jim Gabarra, Carin Jennings-Gabarra (wife)[653]
  • Phillip Gyau, Joe Gyau (see Ghana Nana Gyau)
  • Erhardt Kapp, Alex Kapp (son)[654]
  • Harry Keough, Ty Keough (son)[655]
  • John Kerr Jr. (see Canada John Kerr Sr.)
  • Alexi Lalas, Greg Lalas (brother)[656]
  • Roy Lassiter, Costa Rica Ariel Lassiter (son)[210]
  • Sydney Leroux, Dom Dwyer (husband)[657]
  • Maurice Ligeon, Netherlands Ruben Ligeon (brother)[658]
  • Joe Maca, Alain Maca (son)[659]
  • Dax McCarty, Dustin McCarty (brother)[660]
  • Charlie McCully, Henry McCully (brother)[661]
  • Bart McGhee (see Scotland James McGhee)
  • Neil Megson (see England Don Megson)
  • Kristie Mewis, Sam Mewis (sister)[662]
  • Shaq Moore (see Trinidad and Tobago Wendell Moore)
  • Charlotte Moran, Desiree Fray (daughter), Jamaica Michael Fray (son-in-law/Desiree's husband), Jamaica Marlee Fray (granddaughter/daughter of Michael & Desiree), Ian Fray (grandson/son of Desiree & Michael)[663]
  • Darlington Nagbe (see Liberia Joe Nagbe)
  • George Nanchoff, Louis Nanchoff (brother), Michael Nanchoff (son)[664]
  • Victor Nogueira, Casey Nogueira (daughter),[665] Zach Loyd (son-in-law/Casey's husband)[666]
  • Andrés Perea (see Colombia Nixon Perea)
  • Hugo Pérez, El Salvador Joshua Pérez (nephew)[667]
  • Mark Pulisic, Christian Pulisic (son),[668] Will Pulisic (nephew)[669]
  • Brian Quinn, Aodhan Quinn (son)[670]
  • Christie Rampone (see Scotland Bill Dowie)
  • Megan Rapinoe, Rachael Rapinoe (twin sister)[671]
  • Harry Ratican, Peter Ratican (brother)[672]
  • Claudio Reyna, Danielle Egan (wife),[653] Giovanni Reyna (son)[673]
  • Cesar Roldan, Cristian Roldan, El Salvador Alex Roldan (brothers)[674][675]
  • Brandon Servania, Puerto Rico Jaden Servania (brother)[676]
  • Ken Snow, Steve Snow (brother)[677]
  • Archie Stark, Tommy Stark (brother)[678]
  • Larry Sullivan, Quinn Sullivan (grandson), Chris Albright (cousin of Quinn)[679]
  • Gregg Thompson, Tanner Thompson, Tommy Thompson (sons)[680]
  • Tim Twellman, Steve Twellman, Mike Twellman (brothers), Taylor Twellman (son)[681]
  • Julian Valentin, Puerto Rico Zarek Valentin (brother)[682]
  • Greg Vanney, El Salvador Eriq Zavaleta (nephew))[683]
  • Abby Wambach, Sarah Huffman (wife)[684]
  • George Weah Jr., Timothy Weah (see Liberia George Weah)
  • Roy Wegerle, South Africa Steve Wegerle, South Africa Geoff Wegerle (brothers), (Steve's son)[685]

Uruguay[]

Uzbekistan[]

  • Ruslan Agalarov, Russia Kamil Agalarov (brother), Russia Gamid Agalarov (son)[715]

Vanuatu[]

  • Jean Kaltack, Michel Kaltack (brother), Brian Kaltack (cousin)[716]

Venezuela[]

Vietnam[]

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