This category is for non-Maltese footballers who currently play or have played in any of the Maltese leagues. The list includes also players that earned Maltese nationality during the years since being Maltese or marrying a Maltese wife. Players with two different nationalities are written in both of the countries. (As to January 19, 2010)
Albania Fatos Daja Vilson Caushi Renis Hyka Edmond Lufi
Angola Mawete Júnior
Argentina Julio Alcorsé Walter Acevedo Rodrigo Cariaga Pablo Doffo Cesar Paiber
Australia Leighton Grech Daniel Severino
Benin Florent Raimy Salomon Wisdom
Bosnia and Herzegovina Sanin Ortas Siniša Radak Senad Repuh
Brazil Anderson André Rocha da Silva Bizú Camilo Daniel Mariano Bueno Denni Elton Morelato Éverson Éverton Italo Nogueira Ivan Marcelo Pereira Marcos Aurélio Marco Morgon Michael Douglas Lima Pedrinho Ramón Renato Conceição Wendell Gomes
Bulgaria Sasho Angelov Hari Borislavov Valeri Bojinov Martin Deanov Peycho Deliminkov Nikolay Kirilov Dragomir Draganov Rumen Galabov Stanimir Georgiev Svetlan Kondev Milen Penchev Nikola Slavtchev Mitko Trendafilov Emil Yanchev Borislav Giorev Krasimir Manolov
Burkina Faso Ousseni Zongo Saïdou Panandétiguiri
Cameroon Ernest Nfor
Central African Republic Boris Sandjo Marcelin Tamboulas
Chile Francisco Arriagada Juan Manuel Artiaga Edison Bilbao
José Luis Gamonal
Congo Rufin Oba
Costa Rica Victor Coto Ortega Windell Gabriels
Curaçao Richmar Siberie
Czech Republic Petr Bartes Martin Klein Pavel Mraz
Denmark Ronni Hartvig Carl Zachhau
Dominican Republic Enmy Peña
DR Congo Yannick Bolasie Landry Mulemo
England Chris Bart-Williams Mark Briggs Nathan Charnock Barry Gallagher Peter Hatch Paul Mariner Tony Morley Carl Saunders Donovan Simmonds Kris Thackray Danny de Abela-Borg
Equatorial Guinea Eloy Edu – St. Andrews, Tarxien Rainbows David García Mitogo – Vittoriosa Stars Diosdado Mbele – Hibernians Rui Da Gracia – Hibernians Óscar Siafá – Birkirkara – 2024–
Finland Pekka Helin Kimmo Hovi – Melita – 2014 Zakaria Kibona – Mosta – 2012 Felix Lehtinen – Gudja United – 2024 Salomo Ojala – Mosta – 2025– Timo Paasolainen
France Amed Davy Sylla
Georgia Grigol Gvazava
Germany Heiner Backhaus
Ghana
Asante Agyemang Abudulai Issaka Nii Nortey Ashong Elvis Sakyi
Guinea-Bissau Arnaud Mendy
Hungary Attila Filkor Györgyi Handel
Ireland Declan O'Brien
Italy Cristiano Bergodi Domenico Di Carlo Mauro Di Lello Christian Terlizzi Paltemio Barbetti Andrea Pisanu Fabrizio Miccoli Cristian Zaccardo
Jamaica Nathan Koo-Boothe
Latvia Maksims Daņilovs Oļegs Malašenoks
Lithuania Donatas Vencevicius
Macedonia Darko Krsteski Borče Manevski
Mali Souleymane Diamoutène
Moldova Andrian Caşcaval Nicolae Milinceanu
Montenegro Aleksandar Madžar Nikola Bogdanović Draško Braunović Ivan Janjušević Bojan Kaljević
Netherlands Sylvano Comvalius Jordi Cruyff Geert den Ouden
New Zealand Kim Wright
Nigeria Olomuyiwa Agonun Murphy Akanji Akanni-Sunday Wasiu Minabo Asechemie Ibrahim Babatunde Haruna Babangida Ndubisi Chukunyere Haruna Doda Sunday Eboh Augustine Eguavoen Anthony Ewurum Anthony Evi Parker Precious Monye Essien Mbong Benneth Njoku Chidoze Nwankwo Jeremiah Ani Daniel Nwoke Emeka Ochei Uwa Ogbodo Joseph Okonkwo Chris Oretan Frank Temile Omonigho Temile Edafe Uzeh
Oman Raed Ibrahim Saleh
Poland Piotr Branicki – Hamrun Spartans – 2019–20 Aleksander Łubik – Melita – 2024– Marcel Zapytowski – Birkirkara – 2023–24
Portugal Nuno Gomes Miguel Nimes Lopes De Pina Zeferino
Romania Lucian Dronca Marius Filipref Alexandru Pavel Adrian Popescu
Russia Viktor Zlydarev
Scotland Derek Collins Malcolm Robertson Gary Muir Carlo Monti
Serbia Andjelko Djuričić Danilo Dončić Dejan Maksić Zoran Levnaić Đorđe Pintac Robert Savić Bojan Mamić
Somalia Ciise Aadan Abshir
Spain Jorge Mora
Sweden André Grabowski – Floriana – 2011–12
Tunisia Ridha Dardouri Abdelkarim Nafti
Ukraine Oleksandr Maksymov
United Arab Emirates Hamdan Al-Kamali
Uruguay Christian Callejas
Venezuela Donnys Quintero
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