This is a list of association football (soccer) 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.
A Algeria
Farès Bahlouli, Mohamed Bahlouli, Djibril Bahlouli (brothers), Nesrine Bahlouli (sister) Karim Benyamina,Was born in Germany, but represented Algeria internationally. Soufian Benyamina (brother) Lina Chabane, Amine Chabane Fathi Chebal, Jordan Faucher (nephew) Tahar Chérif El-Ouazzani, Abdennour Chérif El-Ouazzani (brother), Hichem Chérif El-Ouazzani (son) Abdelkader Ferhaoui, Ryan Ferhaoui (son) Abdelkader Ghezzal,Was born in France, but represented Algeria internationally. Rachid GhezzalWas born in France and capped for their under-20 side, before switching allegiance to Algeria. (brother) Nacer Guedioura, Adlène Guedioura (son) Jugurtha Hamroun, Rezki Hamroune (cousin) Mohamed Kaci-Saïd, Kamel Kaci-Saïd (brother) Walid Mesloub, Mezian Mesloub (son) Ahmed Oudjani, Chérif Oudjani (son) Antar Yahia, Karim Ziani (brother-in-law) Abdelaziz Zarabi, Abderraouf Zarabi (son), Kheireddine Zarabi (son) Malik Zorgane, Adem Zorgane (son)
Angola
Bastos, Nandinho (brother) Diangi Matusiwa, Azor Matusiwa (brother) Wilson Eduardo,Was born in Portugal, but represented Angola internationally. João Mário (brother) Rudy, Quévin Castro (brother) Joaquim Alberto Silva, Xande Silva (son) Beto Vidigal, Lito Vidigal (brother), José Luís VidigalWas born in Angola, but represented Portugal internationally. (brother), Toni Vidigal (brother), Jorge Filipe Vidigal (brother), André Vidigal (son) Toy Vilhena, Janet Morin (vrouw), Sabrina Vilhena(daughter), Randy Vilhena (son), Tonny Vilhena (brother), Gilberto da Silva (cousin of Randy, Sabrina & Tonny; nephew of Toy & Janet)
B Benin Dinalo Adigo, Ryan Adigo (son) Moudachirou Amadou, Amiro Amadou (son) Stéphane Sessègnon, Ryan Sessegnon (cousin), Steven Sessegnon (cousin/twin brother of Ryan) Tony Toklomety, Idan Gorno (son)
Botswana
Noah Maposa, Stephen Maposa (brother)
Burkina Faso Aristide Bancé (see Aruna Dindane) Paul Koulibaly, Pierre Koulibaly (twin brother) Kamou Malo, Patrick Malo (son) Alassane Ouédraogo, Assan Ouédraogo (son) Feu Traoré Isaï, Alain Traoré, Bertrand Traoré (sons), Lassina Traoré (nephew)
Burundi Elvis Kamsoba, Pacifique Niyongabire (brother) Omar Mussa Sr, Omar Mussa Jr (son) Beltran Mvuka, Joel Mvuka (brother) Diamant Ramazani, Largie Ramazani (brother)
C Cameroon
Paul Bahoken, Stéphane Bahoken (son) Cyrille Florent Bella, Armel Bella-Kotchap (son) David Emane (father), Douka Abdoulaye, Bassirou Nkoto (twins) Joseph Elanga, Anthony Elanga (son), Achille Emaná, Stephane Emaná (brother) Nathan Ngoumou (cousin) Samuel Eto'o, David Eto'o, Etienne Eto'o I (brothers), Etienne Eto'o II (son) Joseph-Désiré Job, Marvin Matip, Joël Matip (distant cousins) Mathurin Kameni, Carlos Kameni (brother), Luka Kameni (son of Carlos & nephew of Mathurin), Junior Kameni (son of Mathurin & nephew of Carlos) André Kana-Biyik, François Omam-Biyik (brother), Francis Eliezer Omam (cousin), Jean-Armel Kana-Biyik (son) Guy Madjo, Brian Madjo (son) Marcel Mahouvé, Francis Banecki (nephew), Nicole Banecki (niece, sister of Francis) Bayoi Makoun, Christian Makoun (son) Jean Makoun Sr., Jean Makoun (son) Stéphane Mbia, Franck Etoundi (brother) Edouard Oum Ndeki, Jean-Paul Ndeki (brother) Marcel Ndjeng (see Dominique Ndjeng) Lilian Njoh, Yonis Njoh (brother) Paul-Georges Ntep, Pierre Ekwah, Ludéric Etonde (cousins) Fabrice Ondoa, André Onana (cousin) Rigobert Song, Alex Song (nephew) Jacques Songo'o, Franck Songo'o, Yann Songo'o (sons) Guy Tapoko, Kevin Tapoko (son) Alphonse Tchami, Bertrand Tchami, Joël Tchami, Hervé Tchami (brothers) Bill Tchato, Enzo Tchato (son) Alexis Tibidi Sr., Alexis Tibidi Jr. (son) Stéphane Zobo, Stève Mvoué (brother)
Cape Verde Fábio Arcanjo, Telmo Arcanjo (brother) Laros Duarte, Deroy Duarte (brother) Bruno Leite (see António Sousa) Rodny Lopes Cabral, Sidny Lopes Cabral (brother) Jamiro Monteiro, Ayoni Santos (brother)
Garry Rodrigues, Jerson Cabral (cousin) Cláudio Tavares, Miguel Tavares (brother), Renato Sanches (cousin) Fernando Varela, Gustavo Varela (son) Nélson Veiga, Renato Veiga (son) Vozinha, Delmiro (brother)
Central African Republic
Evans Kondogbia, Geoffrey Kondogbia (brother) Eloge Enza Yamissi, Manassé Enza-Yamissi (brother)Le contingent des footballeurs centrafricains évoluant en Europe (centrafriquefootball.com) Quentin N'Gakoutou, Yannis N'Gakoutou, Wesley N'Gakoutou (brothers) Alias Lembakoali, Alan Lembakoali (son) Kelly Youga, Amos Youga (brother), Willem Geubbels (nephew) Lionel Zouma, Kurt Zouma, Yoan Zouma (brothers)
Chad
Japhet N'Doram, Rodrigue N'Doram, Kévin N'Doram (sons) Kévin Nicaise, Faris Haroun, Nadjim Haroun (cousins) Haroun Tchaouna, Loum Tchaouna, Franck Tchaouna, Franky Tchaouna (brothers)
Comoros
Ibor Bakar,Was born in France, but represented Comoros internationally. Djamel Bakar (brother) Yannis Kari, Yannick Pandor (cousin), Ehsan Kari (brother)
D Democratic Republic of the Congo
Fedor Assombalonga, Britt Assombalonga (son) William Balikwisha, Michel-Ange Balikwisha (brother)🖉 Musemestre Bamba, Samuel Bamba (son) Kakoko Etepé, Yannick Kakoko (son) Aldo Kalulu, Gédéon Kalulu, Pierre Kalulu (brothers) Wilson Kamavuaka, Richard Sukuta-Pasu (cousin) Kembo Uba Kembo, Jirès Kembo Ekoko (son), Kylian Mbappé, Ethan Mbappé (Kembo Ekoko's adoptive brothers) Lomana LuaLua, Trésor Kandol (cousin), Yannick BolasieWas born in France, but represented DR Congo internationally. (cousin), Kazenga LuaLua (brother), Roger Lukaku, Romelu Lukaku, Jordan Lukaku (sons), Boli Bolingoli-Mbombo (nephew) Jacques Maghoma, Christian Maghoma, Paris Maghoma (brothers) René Makondele, Guy-Guy Lema (cousin), Kuanzambi Barssabas (cousin) Kuyangana Makukula, Ariza Makukula (son) Richard Mapuata, Cédric Makiadi, Fabrice Makiadi, Matondo Makiadi (sons) Ricky Mavuba, Rio Mavuba (son) Marcel Kimemba Mbayo, Dylan Mbayo (son) Mpangi Merikani, Jonathan Bolingi Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu, Peter Kioso (cousin) Paul-José M'Poku, Albert Sambi Lokonga (half brother), Fabrice Sambi Lokonga (half brother of Paul José & brother of Albert) Arnold Mvuemba, Jonathan Mvuemba, Lionel Menga Mvuemba (brothers) Felix Mwamba Musasa, Kabamba Musasa (brother) Michel Ngonge, Cyril Ngonge (son) Jordan Nkololo, Béni Nkololo (brother) Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu, Peter Kioso (cousin) Gabriel Zakuani, Steve Zakuani (brother)
E Egypt
Mohamed Aboutrika, Ahmed Aboutrika (son) Nader El-Sayed, Ahmed Nader (son) Ekramy El-Shahat, Sherif Ekramy (son) Yehia Emam, Hamada Emam (son), Hazem Emam (grandson/Hamada's son) Saleh Gomaa, Abdallah Gomaa (brother) Sayed Abdel Hafeez, Youssef Abdelhafiz (son) Hossam Hassan, Ibrahim Hassan (twin brother) Yasser Rayyan, Ahmed Yasser Rayyan (son) Saleh Selim, Tarek Selim (brother) Abdelaziz Tawfik, Ahmed Tawfik (brother), Akram Tawfik (brother)Coerts, Stefan "Anderlecht Keeping Tabs On Egyptian International Abdelaziz Tawfik - Report" , Goal.com, 11 February 2010. Retrieved 14 April 2010. Ibrahim Youssef, Ismail Youssef (brother), Sayed Youssef (brother)
Equatorial Guinea Carlos Akapo, Javier Akapo (brother) Norberto Balboa, Armando Balboa, Chiqui Balboa (brothers), Domènec Balmanya (brother-in-law's Armando), Javier Balboa (grandson), Álex Balboa (Javier's cousin) Benjamín, Iván Zarandona (brother)Voluntad de tradición (Will of tradition); El Correo, 27 May 2001 Jannick Buyla, Hugo Buyla (brother) Vicente Engonga Nguema, Vicente Engonga, Julio Engonga, Rafa Engonga, Óscar Engonga (sons), Igor (grandson/son of Óscar), Joshua Engonga (grandson/son of Julio) Juvenal, Alberto, José Manuel Edjogo-Owono (brothers)La Liga más atractiva (The most attractive League); Mundo Deportivo, 23 October 2004 André Neles, Atila Neles (brother) Ruslan Obiang, Pedro Obiang (cousin) Sena, Kike Boula (cousin)Aleix y Kike sincronizados (Aleix and Kike synchronized); El Almería, 14 December 2012 Salomón Obama, Fede (twin brother)
Ethiopia Bekuretsion Gebrehiwot, Lily Yohannes (granddaughter)
G Gabon
Pierre Aubameyang, Catilina AubameyangWas born in Gabon, capped by France's under-19 side before switching allegiance to Gabon. (son), Willy AubameyangWas born in France but represented Gabon internationally. (son), Pierre-Emerick AubameyangWas born in France, capped by France's under-21 side before switching allegiance to Gabon. (son) Fabrice Do Marcolino, Arsène Do Marcolino (brother), Alan Do Marcolino, Henrick Do Marcolino (sons), Jonathan Do Marcolino (nephew, son of Arsène) Mario Lemina, Noha Lemina (brother) Anthony Oyono, Jérémy Oyono (twin brother)
Gambia Hamza Barry, Abubakr Barry (brother) Biri Biri, Yusupha Njie (son) Alieu Jagne, Saihou Jagne (brother) Saidy Janko, Lenny Janko (brother) Jacob Mendy, Carlos Mendes Gomes (cousin) Cherno Samba,Was born in the Gambia, called up by England's youth sides up to under-20 level before switching allegiance to the Gambia. Mustapha Carayol (cousin) Bubacarr Sanneh, Muhammed Sanneh (brother)FC Midtjylland tester Bubacarr Sannehs lillebror, tipsbladet.dk, 21 November 2017 Alagie Sosseh, Sal Jobarteh (brother)
Ghana
Eric Addo, Ransford Addo (brother) Opoku Agyemang, Opoku Antwi (brother) Charles Akonnor, Jesaja Herrmann (son) Shilla Alhassan, Illiasu Shilla (brother)RTU count on Shilla brothers to survive relegation Joetex Asamoah Frimpong, Eric Asamoah-Frimpong, Daniel Asamoah Frimpong (brothers) Sebastian Barnes, Joselpho Barnes (son) Owusu Benson, Tyron Owusu (son) Caleb Ekuban, Joseph Ekuban (brother) Baffour Gyan, Asamoah Gyan (brother) Edwin Gyasi, Raymond Gyasi (brother) Nana Gyau, Philip Gyau (son), Joe Gyau (grandson/son of Philip) Bradley Hudson-Odoi, Callum Hudson-Odoi (brother) Richard Kingson, Laryea Kingston (brother) Samuel Kuffour, Matai Akinmboni (nephew) Nii Lamptey, Nathaniel Lamptey (brother) Sulley Muntari, Sulley Muniru (brother) Lloyd Owusu, Derek Asamoah (cousin) Jacob Partey, Thomas Partey (son), Francis Narh (son/half-brother of Thomas) Abedi Pele, Kwame Ayew, Sola Ayew (brothers), André Ayew, Jordan Ayew (sons), Ibrahim Ayew (son/half-brother of André & Jordan) Razak Pimpong, Malik Pimpong (son) Prince Polley, Robin Polley (son) Robert Saba, Christian Saba (brother) Edward Sarpei, Hans Sarpei (brother) Charles Takyi, Stephen Boachie (cousin) Isaac Vorsah, Sampson Cudjoe (cousin) Mubarak Wakaso, Alhassan Wakaso (brother) Iñaki Williams, Nico Williams (brother) Ishmael Yartey, Ishaque Yartey (brother) Tony Yeboah, Kelvin Yeboah (nephew) Simon Zibo, Kwasi Sibo (brother)
Guinea
Bobo Baldé, Yasser Baldé (half-brother) Fousseni Bamba, Yacouba Bamba (brother) Pascal Feindouno, Simon Feindouno, Benjamin Feindouno (brothers), Abdoul Karim Sylla (brother-in-law) Ilaix Moriba, Lass Kourouma (brother) Souleymane Oularé, Obbi Oularé (son) Florentin Pogba,Has been capped for France's under-20 side. Mathias Pogba (twin brother), Paul Pogba (brother)
Guinea-Bissau
Álvaro Djaló, Malcom Adu Ares (cousin) Bobó Djalo, Djibril Djaló, Kaby Djaló, Matchoi Djaló (sons) Ença Fati, Ansu Fati (cousin) Edelino Ié, Edgar Ié (twin brother) Almami Moreira, Diego Moreira (son) Romario Vieira, Ronaldo Vieira (twin brother)
I Ivory Coast
Jean-Jacques Akpa Akpro Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro, Jean-Daniel Akpa Akpro (brothers) Ibrahima Bakayoko, Ryan Bakayoko (nephew) Yacouba Bamba, Axel Bamba (son) Roger Boli, Basile Boli (brother), Yannick Boli (nephew), Kévin Boli, Yohan Boli, Charles Boli (sons) Wilfried Bony, Geoff Bony, Orphee Bony (sons) Guy Demel, Yannick Sagbo (half-brother) Aruna Dindane, Aristide Bancé (brother-in-law) Cyril Domoraud, Gilles Domoraud, Jean-Jacques Domoraud (brothers), Christopher Opéri (nephew) Seydou Doumbia, Ousmane Doumbia (brother)