Expatriate footballers in Paraguay

This is a list of non-Paraguayan footballers who play or have played Football in Paraguay.

Asia – AFC

Australia

Kenji Fukuda joined Guaraní on loan in 2004 before going on to play in Spain, Mexico and Greece.

Victor Cristaldo – Presidente Hayes (1993),^[1] Sport Colombia (1996–1997),^[2]^[3] Presidente Hayes (1997)^[4]^[5]
Lelo Sejean – Sportivo Ameliano (2013)^[6]^[7]
Christopher Cristaldo – Nacional Asunción (2016)^[8]

Indonesia

Syahrizal Syahbuddin – Sportivo Trinidense (2011),^[9]^[10] Atlántida (2011)^[11]

Japan

Hiroki Uchida – Cerro Porteño PF (2013),^[12] Deportivo Santaní (2015)^[13]
Yuki Tamura – Sportivo Trinidense(2010–2011),^[14] Guaraní,^[15] Sportivo Luqueño (2011)
Kenji Fukuda – Guaraní (2004)^[16]
Nozomi Hiroyama – Cerro Porteño (2001)^[17]^[18]
Sho Shimoji – Sportivo Luqueño (2011)
Hideaki Ozawa – Sportivo Luqueño (2010)^[19]
Nobuhiro Takeda – Sportivo Luqueño (2000)^[20]
Riki Kitawaki – Tacuary (2005–2012),^[21]^[22] Presidente Hayes (2007)^[23]
Katsumi Yusa – Sportivo San Lorenzo (2010–2011)^[24]^[25]
Takuma Sugano – River Plate Asunción (2002–2005)^[26]
Yohei Iwasaki – Independiente CG (2012–2013)^[27]

Africa – CAF

Cameroon

Christ Mbondi – Deportivo Capiatá (2016–)^[28]
Arséne Maffo – Sol de América (2011),^[29] Guaraní (2013–2014),^[30] Libertad (2010)^[31]
Kenneth Nkweta Nju – Cerro Porteño (2000–2001),^[32] Sportivo Trinidense (N/A),^[33] Sportivo Luqueño (N/A), 12 de Octubre (2002–2003), Libertad (2001–2002)
Cyrille Florent Bella – Cerro Porteño (1998)^[34]
Geremi Njitap – Cerro Porteño (1996–1997)^[35]
Tobie Mimboe– Cerro Porteño (1996),^[36] Deportivo Recoleta (N/A), 12 de Octubre (N/A), Colegiales (N/A), Sportivo Luqueño (2004)^[37]
Guy Stéphane Essame – Sportivo Luqueño (2004–2005)^[38]
Celestine Romed Ngah Kebe – 2 de Mayo (2006),^[39] Sportivo Luqueño (2007–2008)^[40]
Nouga Georges – Sportivo Luqueño (2009–2010)^[41]

Cape Verde

Adriano Tomás Custodio Mendes – Cerro Porteño (1988)^[42]

Kenya

William Inganga – Cerro Porteño (1996)^[43]^[44]

Morocco

Mourad Hdiouad – Tembetary (1998)^[45]

São Tomé and Príncipe

Luís Leal – Cerro Porteño (2016–)^[46]

Europe – UEFA

Dani Güiza was with Cerro Porteño from 2013 to 2015 and was part of a side which one the club's 30th Primera División title.

France

Vincent Ramaël – Sportivo San Lorenzo (2016–)^[47]
Karim Safsaf – Olimpia Itá (2016–)^[48]

Germany

Danny König – River Plate Asunción (2002–2003)^[49]^[50]

Italy

Massimiliano Ammendola – Sol de América (2013–2014)^[51]

Portugal

Thiago França – 3 de Febrero (2011)^[52]^[53]

Spain

Andreu Ramos – Guaraní (2012–2013)^[54]
Robert Ramos – Guaraní (2012–2013)^[55]
Daniel Güiza – Cerro Porteño (2013–2015)^[56]^[57]

North America, Central America & Caribbean – CONCACAF

Canada

Abraham Francois – Sol de América (2001)^[58]

Costa Rica

Diego Madrigal – Cerro Porteño (2011)^[59]^[60]
Froylán Ledezma – Cerro Porteño (2001–2002)^[61]

Guatemala

Carlos Ruiz – Olimpia Asunción (2009)^[62]
Carlos Figueroa – Olimpia Asunción(2009)^[63]
Pablo Melgar – Tembetary(1999)^[64]^[65]

Mexico

Alonso Collazo – Deportivo Santaní (2015)^[66]
Víctor Gutiérrez – Sportivo 2 de Mayo (2008)^[67]
José María Ramírez – Sportivo 2 de Mayo (2008)^[68]
Félix Araujo – Sportivo 2 de Mayo (2008)^[69]
Alfredo Juraidini – River Plate Asunción (2016)^[70]

Panama

Alberto Zapata – Olimpia Asunción (2004)^[71]^[72]

United States

Bryan Lopez – Sportivo Luqueño (2004–2013),^[73]^[74] Fernando de la Mora (2010), Presidente Hayes (2013),^[75] Sportivo San Lorenzo (2014)^[76]
Jerry Laterza – Cerro Porteño (1994–1995)^[77]^[78]

South America – CONMEBOL

Argentina

Pablo Alejandro Izaguirre – Cerro Corá (1999)^[79]
Imanol Iriberri – Independiente CG (2010–2012),^[80] Sportivo Carapeguá (2012–2013)^[81]
Joaquín Irigoytía – Cerro Porteño (2003)^[82]
Luciano Civelli – Libertad (2011–2012)^[83]
Roberto Nanni – Cerro Porteño (2009–2013),^[84] Nacional Asunción (2016–)^[85]
Juan Manuel Sara – Cerro Porteño (1999–2000, 2009)^[86]
Fabian Caballero – Tembetary (1997, 1999),^[87]^[88]^[89]^[90] Cerro Porteño (1998–1999),^[91] Sol de América (2000),^[92] Olimpia Asunción (2005),^[93] Tacuary (2006, 2012),^[94] Nacional Asunción (2010),^[95] Sportivo Ameliano (2013–2014),^[96]^[97] Deportivo Recoleta (2014)^[98]
Mauricio Sperduti – Cerro Porteño (2014–2015)^[99]
Juan Carlos Ferreyra – Olimpia Asunción (2010–2011, 2013–2014)^[100]
José María Buljubasich – Olimpia Asunción (2009)^[101]
Juan Manuel Lucero – Olimpia Asunción (2008–2009),^[102] Cerro Porteño (2011–2014),^[103] Sportivo Luqueño (2014)^[104]
Jonatan Germano – Sportivo Luqueño (2010–2011)^[105]^[106]
Leandro Gracián – Deportivo Santaní (2015)^[107]
Hugo Iriarte – 3 de Febrero (2014)^[108]
Juan Pablo Raponi – Sportivo Luqueño (2011–2013),^[109] 3 de Febrero (2014),^[110] Sol de América (2015)^[111]
Victor Isaac Acosta – Rubio Ñu (2006–2007)^[112]
Daniel Ahmed – Cerro Porteño (1993)^[113]
Martín Alarcón – Libertad (1949–1950, 1952–1953)^[114]
Julio Alcorsé – Guaraní (2009)^[115]
Hugo Jazmín – Deportivo Recoleta (2003),^[116] 3 de Febrero (2007)^[117]
Alejandro Kruchowski – Sol de América (2006–2008)^[118]
Diego Herner– Cerro Porteño (2009–2010)^[119]
Ignacio Fideleff – Nacional Asunción (2016–)^[120]
Gabriel Santilli – Sol de América (2011–2012),^[121] General Díaz (2013–2014),^[122] Rubio Ñu (2014–2015),^[123] Deportivo Capiatá (2015)^[124]
Agustín Gil Clarotti – Deportivo Capiatá (2016–)^[125]
Rodrigo Soria – Sportivo Luqueño (2011–2012),^[126] Sportivo Carapegua (2012)^[127]

Bolivia

Lorgio Álvarez – Cerro Porteño,^[128] Libertad^[129]
Leandro Gareca – Independiente Campo Grande^[130]

Brazil

Chile

Nicolás Peric – Olimpia Asunción^[141]

Colombia

Carlos Daniel Hidalgo – Guaraní^[142]
Luis Núñez – Cerro Porteño^[143]
Oswaldo Mackenzie – Olimpia Asunción^[144]
Jorge Herrera – Guaraní^[145]
César Caicedo – Guaraní, General Díaz, Sportivo San Lorenzo, General Caballero^[146]

Ecuador

Paul Ambrosi – Cerro Porteño^[147]

Peru

Martín Hidalgo – Club Libertad^[148]
Martín Tenemás – Cerro Porteño PF^[149]

Uruguay

Venezuela

Wuiwel Isea – Cerro Porteño PF^[171]
Wilbert Fernandez – Cerro Porteño PF^[172]
Rodderyk Perozo – General Caballero^[173]

Oceania – OFC

Ninguno

See also

Football in Paraguay
Paraguayan football league system
Primera División Paraguaya
División Intermedia
Paraguayan Tercera División
Paraguayan Primera División B
Primera División B Nacional
Paraguayan Cuarta División
Campeonato Nacional de Interligas
Unión del Fútbol del Interior
Paraguayan women's football championship
Football Federation of the 1st Department Concepción
Football Federation of the 2nd Department San Pedro
Football Federation of the 3rd Department Cordillera
Football Federation of the 4th Department Guairá
Football Federation of the 5th Department Caaguazú
Football Federation of the 6th Department Caazapá
Football Federation of the 7th Department Itapúa
Football Federation of the 8th Department Misiones
Football Federation of the 9th Department Paraguarí
Football Federation of the 10th Department Alto Paraná
Football Federation of the 11th Department Central
Football Federation of the 12th Department Ñeembucú
Football Federation of the 13th Department Amambay
Football Federation of the 14th Department Canindeyú
Football Federation of the 15th Department Presidente Hayes
Football Federation of the 16th Department Alto Paraguay
Football Federation of the 17th Department Boquerón

References

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