This page is about the Serbia national football team, who had some players (who had at least one cap) born outside Serbia. Some of this players also played for Serbia and Montenegro. To be in the list, players must have one cap for Serbia. Players with caps for Serbia and Montenegro but without caps for Serbia born outside Serbia are not included in the list. Players in bold are currently representing the Serbian team.
List of players
CountryCityPlayerCapsGoalsCareerNotesRef.Sint-TruidenKristijan Belić202024–AntwerpMile Svilar102021–He represented Belgium at youth level.Banja LukaSrđan Babić1212022–UgljevikŽeljko Gavrić102021–BijeljinaDejan Joveljić1122021–ZvornikNemanja Jović102021–(then SFR Yugoslavia)PaleOgnjen Koroman3612002–2007(then SFR Yugoslavia)ZenicaMladen Krstajić5921999–2008He represented Serbia and Montenegro and Serbia internationally during his career.Mladen Krstajić on https://eu-football.info/_player.php?id=11408(then SFR Yugoslavia)BijeljinaSavo Milošević102371994–2008He represented Serbia and Montenegro and Serbia internationally during his career.Savo Milošević on https://eu-football.info/_player.php?id=14064GradiškaOgnjen Ožegović102016BijeljinaMihailo Ristić902016–(then SFR Yugoslavia)Banja LukaNeven Subotić3612009–2013He represented USA at youth level.Neven Subotić on https://eu-football.info/_player.php?id=27171(then SFR Yugoslavia)Banja LukaVeseljko Trivunović612010–2011(then SFR Yugoslavia)PulaDanijel Aleksić202008–2018(then SFR Yugoslavia)KninJovan Damjanović302011(then SFR Yugoslavia)ŠibenikIvan Ergić1102006–2008VukovarMilan Gajić202021–(then SFR Yugoslavia)VinkovciDanijel Ljuboja1912003–2006He represented Serbia and Montenegro and Serbia internationally during his career.Stefan Džodić102026–Offenbach am MainSava-Arangel Čestić202021–BerlinLazar Samardžić2912023–He represented Germany at youth levelNürtingenJan-Carlo Simić602024–MilanAleksandar Stanković912025–RomeFilip Stanković202026–(then SFR Yugoslavia)MitrovicaMilan Biševac1902006–2014(then FR Yugoslavia)LeposavićĐorđe Jovanović402022–(then SFR Yugoslavia)MitrovicaMiloš Krasić4632006–2011(then SFR Yugoslavia)MitrovicaNemanja Miletić302018–(then FR Yugoslavia)GjilanAleksandar Paločević102017(then SFR Yugoslavia)LeposavićMiroslav Vulićević302008–2014(then SFR Yugoslavia)IvangradStefan Babović402007–2008(then SFR Yugoslavia)DanilovgradPetar Škuletić612015LleidaSergej Milinković-Savić5892017–OurenseVanja Milinković-Savić2202021–KalmarMilan Smiljanić612007–2008Milan Smiljanić on https://eu-football.info/_player.php?id=27140ThunZdravko Kuzmanović5062007–2014He represented Switzerland at youth level.St. GallenAleksandar Prijović1322017–2019He represented Switzerland at youth level.ZürichAlen Stevanović302012–2013BaselMiloš Veljković3912017–He represented Switzerland at youth level.
List by country CountryTotalNotes115 players born in the SFR Yugoslavia64 players born in the SFR Yugoslavia, 2 in the FR Yugoslavia54 players born in the SFR Yugoslavia43222211
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