List of foreign soccer players in South Africa

This is a list of non-South African footballers who currently play or have played association football in South Africa.

Asia - AFC edit

Australia edit

India edit

New Zealand edit

Africa - CAF edit

Algeria edit

Angola edit

Benin edit

Botswana edit

Burkina Faso edit

Burundi edit

Cameroon edit

Cape Verde edit

Chad edit

Djibouti edit

DR Congo edit

Egypt edit

Ethiopia edit

Gabon edit

Gambia edit

Ghana edit

Guinea edit

Guinea-Bissau edit

Ivory Coast edit

Kenya edit

Lesotho edit

Lebajoa Mphongoa Bloemfotein Celtic Motlatsi Shale Bloemfontein Celtic Tshwrelo Bereng Moroka Swallows, Chipa Unites, Black Leopards Tumelo Khutlang Black Leopards Paballo Mpakanyane Tembisa Classic Teele Ntsonyana Wits University Tseliso Thite Bloemfontein Celtic Luciano Matsoso Black Leopards Nkoto Masoabi Real Kings Motebang Sera Bloemfontein Celtic Motlomelo Mkwanazi Tshakhuma Madzivhadila Moses Maliehe Vaal Professionals

Liberia edit

Madagascar edit

Mali edit

Malawi edit

Mauritius edit

Mozambique edit

Namibia edit

Niger edit

Nigeria edit

Republic of Congo edit

Rwanda edit

Senegal edit

Sudan edit

Swaziland edit

Tanzania edit

Togo edit

Uganda edit

Zambia edit

Zimbabwe edit

Europe - UEFA edit

Austria edit

Belgium edit

Bosnia and Herzegovina edit

Denmark edit

England edit

France edit

Finland edit

Germany edit

Georgia edit

Gibraltar edit

Iceland edit

Latvia edit

Montenegro edit

Netherlands edit

Northern Ireland edit

Norway edit

Portugal edit

Republic of Ireland edit

Romania edit

Russia edit

Scotland edit

Serbia edit

Spain edit

Wales edit

North America - CONCACAF edit

United States edit

Oceania - OFC edit

New Zealand edit

No Name Club(s) span
1 Jeremy Brockie Supersport United,
Mamelodi Sundowns,
Maritzburg United(loan)
2015-18
2018-
2019-
2 Michael Utting Supersport United 2000-2002
3 Michael Boxall Supersport United 2015-2017

South America - CONMEBOL edit

Argentina edit

Brazil edit

Chile edit

Colombia edit

Peru edit

Venezuela edit

Uruguay edit

References edit

  1. ^ a b Ajgoankar, Ashlesh (30 July 2013). "ASD Cape Town : Nurturing Brandon Fernandes And Myron Mendes". thehardtackle.com. The Hard Tackle. Archived from the original on 9 July 2021. Retrieved 30 June 2021.