List of foreign Indian Super League players

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This is a list of foreign players in the Indian Super League, which commenced play in 2014.^[1] The following players must meet both of the following criteria:

Have played in at least one Indian Super League game (including finals). Players who were signed by Indian Super League clubs, but only played in cup and/or continental games, or did not play in any competitive games at all, are not included.
Are considered foreign, i.e., outside India determined by the following:

A player is considered foreign if he is not eligible to play for the national team of India.

More specifically,

If a player has been capped on international level, the national team is used; if he has been capped by more than one country, the highest level (or the most recent) team is used.
If a player has not been capped on international level, his country of birth is used.

As of now, 94 FIFA-affiliated nations have been represented in the Indian Super League. Central African Republic and Uzbekistan are the most recent to be represented with Lobi Manzoki and Mirjalol Kasimov debuting for Mohammedan on 16 September 2024.

In bold: players who currently plays in the Indian Super League.

Details correct as of 3 February 2026

Current season

Africa (CAF)

Botswana

Ofentse Nato – ATK – 2014–16

Burkina Faso

Bakary Koné – Kerala Blasters – 2020–21
Saidou Panandetiguiri – Pune City – 2014

Cameroon

Achille Emaná – Mumbai City – 2017–18
André Bikey – NorthEast United, Pune City, Jamshedpur, ATK – 2015–19
Eric Djemba-Djemba – Chennaiyin – 2014
Raphaël Messi Bouli – Kerala Blasters, East Bengal, Jamshedpur – 2019–20, 2024–
Yaya Banana – Bengaluru – 2021–22

Cape Verde

Odair Fortes – NorthEast United – 2017–18
Valdo – ATK – 2015^{[b ESP]}^{[c ESP U21]}

Central African Republic

Lobi Manzoki – Mohammedan – 2024–^{[c DRC]}

Chad

Azrack Mahamat – Kerala Blasters – 2016^{[b FRA]}

Congo

Prince Ibara – Bengaluru – 2021–2023

Democratic Republic of Congo

Arnold Issoko – Mumbai City – 2018–19
Jacques Maghoma – East Bengal – 2020–21
Kule Mbombo – NorthEast United – 2023

Equatorial Guinea

Eduardo Ferreira – Pune City – 2016^{[b BRA]}
Iván Bolado – Pune City – 2014^{[b ESP]}^{[c ESP U19]}^{[c ESP U20]}^{[c ESP U21]}

Ethiopia

Fikru Teferra – ATK, Chennaiyin – 2014–15

Gabon

Sèrge Kevyn – Mumbai City – 2019–20
Yrondu Musavu-King – Bengaluru – 2021–22

Ghana

Asamoah Gyan – NorthEast United – 2019–20
Augustine Okrah – NorthEast United – 2018–19
Courage Pekuson – Kerala Blasters – 2017–19
David Addy – Delhi Dynamos – 2016
Francis Dadzie – NorthEast United – 2015
Joseph Adjei – Mohammedan – 2024–
Kwame Karikari – Chennaiyin – 2022–2023
Kwame Peprah – Kerala Blasters – 2023–
Kwesi Appiah – NorthEast United – 2020–21^{[b ENG]}
Mohammed Kadiri – Mohammedan – 2024–
Richard Gadze – Delhi Dynamos – 2015–16

Guinea

Florentin Pogba – Mohun Bagan SG – 2022^{[c FRA U20]}
Idrissa Sylla – NorthEast United – 2020–21

Guinea Bissau

Edmilson Correia – Hyderabad – 2024–
Esmaël Gonçalves – Chennaiyin – 2020–21^{[c POR U17]}
Sambinha – NorthEast United – 2017–18^{[b POR]}
Steve Ambri – Jamshedpur – 2023^{[b FRA]}^{[c FRA U20]}

Ivory Coast

Didier Kadio – Kerala Blasters – 2016
Didier Zokora – Pune City, NorthEast United – 2015–16
Romaric – NorthEast United – 2016

Mali

Dramane Traoré – Pune City – 2016
Mohamed Sissoko – Pune City – 2016^{[b FRA]}

Mauritania

Khassa Camara – NorthEast United, Hyderabad – 2020–22^{[b FRA]}

Morocco

Ahmed Jahouh – Goa, Mumbai City, Odisha – 2017–
Alaaeddine Ajaraie – NorthEast United – 2024–
Hamza Regragui – NorthEast United – 2024–
Mohammed Ali Bemammer – NorthEast United – 2023–
Noah Sadaoui – Goa, Kerala Blasters – 2022–
Noussair El Maimouni – ATK – 2018–19
Zaid Krouch – Goa – 2018-2019

Nigeria

Bartholomew Ogbeche is the 2nd highest goal scorer in Indian Super League history with 63 goals.

Bartholomew Ogbeche – NorthEast United, Kerala Blasters, Mumbai City, Hyderabad – 2018–23
Bright Enobakhare – East Bengal – 2021
Daniel Chima – East Bengal, Jamshedpur, Chennaiyin – 2021–
Dudu Omagbemi – Pune City, FC Goa, Chennaiyin – 2014–16
Izu Azuka – Jamshedpur – 2017–18
Jude Nworuh – Chennaiyin – 2017–18
Kalu Uche – Pune City, Delhi Dynamos, ATK – 2015, 2017–19
Penn Orji – Kerala Blasters – 2014
Ranti Martins – Goa – 2014
Stephen Eze – Jamshedpur – 2020–21, 2024–

Senegal

Badara Badji – Delhi Dynamos – 2016
Diawandou Diagne – Odisha – 2019–20
Diomansy Kamara – NorthEast United – 2015^{[b FRA]}
Elhadji Ndoye – Kerala Blasters – 2016
Fallou Diagne – Chennaiyin – 2022–23
Ibrahima Niasse – Delhi Dynamos – 2016
Massamba Sambou – NorthEast United – 2014
Modou Sougou – Mumbai City – 2018–20
Momar Ndoye – Pune City – 2016
Mourtada Fall – Goa, Mumbai City, Odisha – 2018–
Moustapha Gning – Kerala Blasters – 2019–20
Talla N'Diaye – Jamshedpur – 2017–18
Victor Mendy – NorthEast United – 2015

South Africa

Cole Alexander – Odisha – 2020–21
Sameehg Doutie – ATK, Jamshedpur – 2015–16, 2017–18
Sibongakonke Mbatha – ATK – 2017–18

Tunisia

Amine Chermiti – Mumbai City – 2019–20
Mohamed Larbi – Mumbai City – 2019–20
Selim Benachour – Mumbai City – 2015^{[b FRA]}

Uganda

Kizito Keziron – Kerala Blasters – 2017–19

Zambia

Isaac Chansa – NorthEast United – 2014
Kondwani Mtonga – NorthEast United – 2014

Zimbabwe

Costa Nhamoinesu – Kerala Blasters – 2020–21

Asia (AFC)

Afghanistan

Zohib Islam Amiri – Goa – 2014
Masih Saighani – Chennaiyin – 2019–20

Australia

Aaron Evans – NorthEast United – 2022–23
Aleksandar Jovanovic – Bengaluru – 2022–
Andrew Barisic – Kerala Blasters – 2014
Apostolos Giannou – Kerala Blasters – 2022–2023^{[b GRE]}^{[c GRE U19]}^{[c GRE U21]}^{[c GRE]}
Brad Inman – Mohun Bagan SG, Odisha, Mumbai City – 2020–22^{[c SCO U19]}^{[c SCO U21]}
Brendan Hamill – Mohun Bagan SG – 2022–24
Chris Herd – Chennaiyin – 2018–19
David Williams – ATK, Mohun Bagan SG – 2019–22
Dimitri Petratos – Mohun Bagan SG – 2022–
Dylan Fox – NorthEast United, Goa – 2020–22^{[b NIR]}
Eli Babalj – ATK – 2018–19^{[b YUG]}
Erik Paartalu – Bengaluru – 2017–21
Harry Sawyer – Jamshedpur – 2022–2023
Jacob Tratt – Odisha – 2020–21
James Donachie – Goa – 2020–21
Jamie Maclaren – Mohun Bagan SG – 2024–^{[c SCO U19]}
Jason Cummings – Mohun Bagan SG – 2023–^{[b SCO]}^{[c SCO U19]}^{[c SCO U21]}^{[c SCO]}
Jaushua Sotirio – Kerala Blasters – 2023–
Joel Chianese – Hyderabad – 2020–2023
Joe Knowles – Hyderabad – 2023
Jordan Murray – Kerala Blasters, Jamshedpur, Chennaiyin – 2020–22, 2023–
Jordan O'Doherty – East Bengal – 2022–2023^{[b ESP]}
Nick Fitzgerald – Jamshedpur – 2020–21
Osama Malik – Odisha – 2022–23
Paulo Retre – Goa – 2023–24
Rostyn Griffiths – Mumbai City – 2022–2023^{[b ENG]}
Ryan Williams – Bengaluru – 2023–
Scott Neville – East Bengal – 2020–21^{[b ENG]}
Tim Cahill – Jamshedpur – 2018–19^{[c SAM U20]}
Tolgay Özbey – Goa – 2014
Tomi Juric – NorthEast United – 2024–
Tomislav Mrčela – East Bengal – 2021–22

Bhutan

Chencho Gyeltshen – Bengaluru, Kerala Blasters – 2018–19, 2021–22

Iran

Iman Basafa – Bengaluru – 2021–22
Vafa Hakhamaneshi – Chennaiyin – 2022–2023

Japan

Katsumi Yusa – NorthEast United – 2016
Robert Cullen – NorthEast United – 2016
Cy Goddard – Mumbai City, Odisha, Hyderabad – 2020–21, 2023–^{[b ENG]}
Daisuke Sakai – Kerala Blasters – 2023–24
Rei Tachikawa – Jamshedpur – 2023–

Jordan

Hijazi Maher – East Bengal – 2023–

Kyrgyzstan

Mirlan Murzaev – Chennaiyin – 2021–22

Malaysia

Liridon Krasniqi – Odisha – 2021–22

Nepal

Ananta Tamang – East Bengal – 2022
Kiran Chemjong – Punjab FC– 2023–24

Palestine

Carlos Salom – Chennaiyin – 2018–19^{[b ARG]}
Yaser Hamed – NorthEast United – 2023^{[b ESP]}

South Korea

Do Dong-hyun – NorthEast United – 2014
Park Kwang-il – Pune City – 2014

Syria

Fares Arnaout – Goa – 2022–23
Thaer Krouma – Mumbai City – 2024–

Tajikistan

Fatkhullo Fatkhuloev – Chennaiyin – 2020–21

Uzbekistan

Mirjalol Kasimov – Mohammedan – 2024–

Europe (UEFA)

Albania

Armando Sadiku – Mohun Bagan SG, Goa – 2023–

Armenia

Apoula Edel – ATK, Chennaiyin, Pune City – 2014–16^{[b CMR]}

Austria

Marko Stanković – Pune City, Hyderabad – 2017–19
Marco Sahanek – NorthEast United – 2022

Belgium

Benjamin Lambot – NorthEast United – 2020–21
Kristof Van Hout – Delhi Dynamos – 2014
Wim Raymaekers – Delhi Dynamos – 2014

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Enes Sipović – Chennaiyin, Kerala Blasters – 2020–22
Asmir Suljić – Punjab – 2024–

Bulgaria

Dimitar Berbatov – Kerala Blasters – 2017–18

Croatia

Antonio Perošević – East Bengal – 2021–22
Filip Mrzljak – Punjab – 2024–
Franjo Prce – East Bengal – 2021–22
Ivan Novoselec – Punjab – 2024–
Marko Lešković –Kerala Blasters – 2021–2024
Mato Grgić – NorthEast United, Mumbai City – 2018–20
Mislav Komorski – NorthEast United – 2018–20
Petar Sliskovic – Chennaiyin – 2022–2023

Cyprus

Charalambos Kyriakou – East Bengal – 2022–23

Czech Republic

Jakub Podaný – ATK – 2014
Jan Šeda – Goa – 2014
Jan Štohanzl – Mumbai City – 2014
Marek Čech – Delhi Dynamos – 2014
Miroslav Slepička – Goa – 2014
Pavel Čmovš – Mumbai City – 2014–15
Pavel Eliáš – Delhi Dynamos – 2014
Tomáš Josl – NorthEast United – 2014

Denmark

Mads Junker – Delhi Dynamos – 2014
Morten Skoubo – Delhi Dynamos – 2014
Michael Jakobsen – NorthEast United – 2022
Oliver Drost – Bengaluru – 2024

England

Adam Le Fondre – Mumbai City – 2020–21
Adil Nabi – Delhi Dynamos – 2015
Carl Baker – ATK – 2017–18
Chris Dagnall – Kerala Blasters – 2015
Conor Thomas – ATK – 2017–18
Curtis Main – Bengaluru – 2023
David James – Kerala Blasters – 2014
Gary Hooper – Kerala Blasters – 2020–21
Jake Jervis – East Bengal – 2023
James Bailey – Pune City – 2015
James Keene – NorthEast United – 2014
Jermaine Pennant – Pune City – 2014
Jay Emmanuel-Thomas – Jamshedpur – 2022–2023
John Johnson – Bengaluru, ATK – 2017–20
Marcus Williams – Kerala Blasters – 2015
Matt Derbyshire – NorthEast United – 2022
Matt Mills – Pune City – 2018–19
Matthew Kilgallon – Hyderabad – 2019–20
Michael Chopra – Kerala Blasters – 2014, 2016
Nicky Shorey – Pune City – 2015
Paul Rachubka – Kerala Blasters – 2017–18^{[b USA]}
Peter Hartley – Jamshedpur – 2020–2022
Peter Ramage – Kerala Blasters – 2015
Roger Johnson – Pune City – 2015
Ryan Edwards – Chennaiyin – 2023–
Ryan Taylor – ATK – 2017–18
Steve Simonsen – Pune City – 2015
Steven Bywater – Kerala Blasters – 2015
Steven Taylor – Odisha – 2020–21
Tom Thorpe – ATK – 2017–18
Wes Brown – Kerala Blasters – 2017–18

Finland

Joni Kauko – Mohun Bagan SG – 2021–24
Jussi Jääskeläinen – ATK – 2017–18
Njazi Kuqi – ATK – 2017–18^{[b YUG]}
Petteri Pennanen – Hyderabad – 2023

France

Florent Malouda was the Indian Super League Hero of the League in 2016.

Alexandre Coeff – Kerala Blasters – 2024–
Bernard Mendy – Chennaiyin – 2014–16
Cédric Hengbart – Kerala Blasters, NorthEast United – 2014–16
Cyril Kali – Kerala Blasters – 2018–19
David Trezeguet – Pune City – 2014
Florent Malouda – Delhi Dynamos – 2015–16
Florent Ogier – Mohammedan – 2024–
Gennaro Bracigliano – Chennaiyin, NorthEast United – 2014–15
Hugo Boumous – Goa, Mumbai City, Mohun Bagan SG, Odisha – 2018–
Jérémy Manzorro – Jamshedpur, Mumbai City 2023–
Johan Letzelter – Mumbai City – 2014
Mikaël Silvestre – Chennaiyin – 2014
Romain Philippoteaux – NorthEast United – 2022–24
Madih Talal – Punjab, East Bengal – 2023–
Nicolas Anelka – Mumbai City – 2014–15
Raphaël Romey – Kerala Blasters – 2014^{[b KOR]}
Robert Pires – Goa – 2014
Sylvain Monsoreau – ATK – 2014
Youness Bengelloun – Goa – 2014
Zakaria Diallo – NorthEast United – 2021–22

Germany

Julius Düker – Chennaiyin – 2022–23
Manuel Friedrich – Mumbai City – 2014
Matti Steinmann – East Bengal – 2020–21

Greece

Alexandros Tzorvas – NorthEast United – 2014
Dimitrios Chatziisaias – Punjab – 2023–
Dimitrios Diamantakos – Kerala Blasters, East Bengal – 2022–
Ilias Pollalis – Mumbai City – 2014
Nikos Karelis – Mumbai City – 2024–
Kostas Katsouranis – Pune City – 2014
Panagiotis Triadis – NorthEast United – 2018–19^{[b GER]}

Hungary

Krisztián Vadócz – Pune City, Mumbai City – 2014, 2016
Vladimir Koman – Chennaiyin – 2021–22^{[b UKR]}

Iceland

Gudjon Baldvinsson – Kerala Blasters – 2017–18

Italy

Alessandro Del Piero – Delhi Dynamos – 2014
Alessandro Nesta – Chennaiyin – 2014
Alessandro Potenza – Chennaiyin – 2016
Bruno Cirillo – Pune City – 2014
Cristian Battocchio – Chennaiyin – 2023–2024^{[b ARG]}
Daniele Magliocchetti – Pune City – 2014
Davide Colomba – Pune City – 2014
Davide Succi – Chennaiyin – 2016
Emanuele Belardi – Pune City – 2014
Francesco Franzese – Chennaiyin – 2014
Manuele Blasi – Chennaiyin – 2015–16
Marco Materazzi – Chennaiyin – 2014
Maurizio Peluso – Chennaiyin – 2016

Lithuania

Nauris Petkevičius – Inter Kashi – 2025–26
Nerijus Valskis – Chennaiyin, Jamshedpur – 2019–22
Fedor Černych – Kerala Blasters – 2024

North Macedonia

Vlatko Drobarov – Kerala Blasters – 2019–20

Malta

André Schembri – Chennaiyin – 2019–20

Montenegro

Miloš Drinčić – Kerala Blasters – 2023–
Slavko Damjanović – Chennaiyin, Mohun Bagan SG, Bengaluru – 2021–22, 2023–24

Netherlands

Abdenasser El Khayati – Chennaiyin, Mumbai City – 2022–2023
Darren Sidoel – East Bengal – 2021–22
Gianni Zuiverloon – Delhi Dynamos – 2018–20
Gregory Nelson – Chennaiyin – 2017–19
Hans Mulder – Delhi Dynamos, Chennaiyin – 2014–16
Jeroen Lumu – Delhi Dynamos – 2017–18
John Goossens – Pune City – 2014
Kai Heerings – NorthEast United – 2019–20
Keziah Veendorp – Bengaluru – 2023–
Mark Sifneos – Kerala Blasters, Goa – 2017–18
Serginho Greene – Delhi Dynamos – 2015
Stijn Houben – Delhi Dynamos – 2014
Wesley Verhoek – Pune City – 2015
Yoell van Nieff – Mumbai City – 2023–

Northern Ireland

Aaron Hughes – Kerala Blasters – 2016
Martin Paterson – ATK – 2017–18^{[b ENG]}

Norway

John Arne Riise – Delhi Dynamos, Chennaiyin – 2015–16
Kristian Opseth – Bengaluru – 2020–21
Mushaga Bakenga – Punjab – 2024

Poland

Ariel Borysiuk – Chennaiyin – 2021–22
Łukasz Gikiewicz – Chennaiyin – 2021–22

Portugal

André Preto – Mumbai City – 2014
Bruno Pinheiro – Goa – 2014, 2017–18
Edgar Marcelino – Goa – 2014
Hélder Postiga – ATK – 2015–16
Hélio Pinto – NorthEast United – 2017–18
Henrique Dinis – Delhi Dynamos – 2014
Henrique Sereno – ATK, Chennaiyin – 2016–18
João Coimbra – Kerala Blasters – 2015
José Gonçalves – NorthEast United – 2017–18
Luís Machado – NorthEast United – 2020–21
Miguel Garcia – NorthEast United – 2014
Miguel Herlein – Goa – 2014
Nuno Reis – Mohun Bagan SG – 2024–^{[b SWI]}
Paulo Machado – Mumbai City – 2018–20
Silas – NorthEast United – 2015
Simão Sabrosa – NorthEast United – 2015
Tiago Ribeiro – Mumbai City – 2014^{[b SWI]}
Zequinha – ATK – 2017–18

Republic of Ireland

Andy Keogh – NorthEast United – 2019–20
Anthony Pilkington – East Bengal – 2020–21^{[b ENG]}
Carl McHugh – ATK, Mohun Bagan SG, Goa – 2019–
Colin Falvey – Kerala Blasters – 2014
Darren O'Dea – Mumbai City – 2015
Graham Stack – Kerala Blasters – 2016^{[b ENG]}
Robbie Keane – ATK – 2017–18

Romania

Adrian Mutu – Pune City – 2015
Dragoș Firțulescu – Chennaiyin – 2019–20
Lucian Goian – Mumbai City, Chennaiyin – 2016–20

Scotland

Connor Shields – Chennaiyin – 2023–
Danny Fox – East Bengal – 2020–21^{[b ENG]}^{[c ENG U21]}
Greg Stewart – Jamshedpur, Mumbai City, Mohun Bagan SG – 2021–2023, 2024–
Jamie McAllister – Kerala Blasters – 2014
Stephen Pearson – Kerala Blasters, ATK – 2014, 2016
Tom Aldred – Mohun Bagan SG – 2024–^{[b ENG]}

Serbia

Alen Stevanović – Jamshedpur – 2023–24^{[b SWI]}
Andrija Kaluđerović – Delhi Dynamos – 2018–19
Damir Grgič – Pune City – 2017–18^{[b GER]}
Dejan Dražić – Goa – 2024–
Dejan Lekić – ATK – 2015
Lazar Ćirković – Chennaiyin, Jamshedpur – 2023–
Marko Klisura – Mumbai City – 2018–19
Nemanja Lakić-Pešić – Kerala Blasters – 2017–19
Nikola Krčmarević – Kerala Blasters – 2018–19
Slaviša Stojanović – Kerala Blasters – 2018–19
Stefan Šapić – Hyderabad – 2024–

Slovakia

Jakub Sylvestr – Chennaiyin – 2020–21

Slovenia

Amir Dervišević – East Bengal – 2021–22
Luka Majcen – Punjab – 2023–
Matej Poplatnik – Kerala Blasters – 2018–19
Rene Mihelič – Chennaiyin, Delhi Dynamos – 2017–19

Spain

Adrià Carmona – Delhi Dynamos – 2018–19
Adrián Colunga – Goa – 2017–18
Agus Garcia –ATK – 2019–20
Airam Cabrera – Goa – 2021–22
Aitor – Mumbai City – 2015
Aitor Monroy – Jamshedpur – 2019–21
Albert Serrán – Bengaluru – 2018–20
Alberto Noguera – Goa, Mumbai City, Bengaluru – 2020–
Alberto Rodríguez – Mohun Bagan SG – 2024–
Álex Barrera – Bengaluru – 2018–19
Alfred Planas – Inter Kashi – 2025–26
Álvaro Vázquez – Kerala Blasters, Goa – 2021–2023
Andrea Orlandi – Chennaiyin – 2018–19
Aridai Cabrera – Odisha – 2021–
Aridane Santana – Odisha – Hyderabad – 2019–21
Arnal Llibert – ATK – 2014
Basilio Agudo –ATK – 2014
Borja Fernández – ATK – 2014–16
Borja Herrera – Hyderabad, East Bengal, FC Goa – 2022–
Bruno –Delhi Dynamos, NorthEast United, Pune City – 2014–16
Carlos Calvo – Jamshedpur – 2018–20
Carlos Delgado – Odisha – 2019–20, 2022–
Carlos Marchena – Kerala Blasters – 2015
Carlos Martínez – Goa – 2023–
Carlos Peňa – Goa – 2018–20
Sergio Juste – Goa – 2017–18
Coro – Goa – 2017–20
Cristian Bustos – Mumbai City – 2015
Cristian Hidalgo – Chennaiyin – 2014
Dani Mallo – ATK – 2016
Daniel Lucas Segovia – Bengaluru – 2017–18
David Grande – Jamshedpur – 2019–21
David Humanes – Inter Kashi – 2025–26
Dimas Delgado – Bengaluru – 2017–21
Édgar Méndez – Bengaluru – 2024–
Edu Bedia – Goa – 2017–2023
Edu García – Bengaluru, ATK, Mohun Bagan SG, Hyderabad – 2017–18, 2018–22
Edu Moya – Delhi Dynamos – 2017–18
Francisco Dorronsoro – Odisha – 2018–20
Fran González – Bengaluru – 2020–21
Francisco Sandaza – Hyderabad – 2020–21
Guillermo Fernández – NorthEast United – 2024–
Hector Rodas – Odisha – 2021–22
Héctor Yuste – Mohun Bagan SG, East Bengal – 2023–
Hernán Santana – Mumbai City, NorthEast United, Goa – 2020–22, 2023–
Igor Angulo – Goa, Mumbai City – 2020–22
Iker Guarrotxena – Goa, Mumbai City – 2022–23, 2024–
Iñigo Calderón – Chennaiyin – 2017–19
Iván Garrido González – Goa, East Bengal – 2020–2023
Jaime Gavilán – ATK, Chennaiyi – 2015, 2017–18
Javi Fernández – Mumbai City – 2014
Javi Hernandez – ATK, Mohun Bagan SG, Odisha, Bengaluru, Jamshedpur – 2019–
Javi Lara – ATK – 2016
Javier Siverio – Hyderabad, East Bengal, Jamshedpur – 2021–
Jesús Jiménez – Kerala Blasters – 2024–
Jesús Tato – Pune City – 2016
Joan Capdevila – NorthEast United – 2014
Jofre Mateu – ATK, Goa – 2014–16
Jonathan Vila – Pune City – 2018–19
Jon Toral – Mumbai City – 2024–
Jordi Figueras – ATK – 2017–18
Jorge Alonso – ATK – 2015
Jorge Ortiz – Goa – 2020–22
José Antonio Pardo – East Bengal – 2023–
Joseba Beitia – NorthEast United – 2023
Josemi – ATK – 2014
Josu – Kerala Blasters – 2015–16
Juan Aguilera – Mumbai City – 2015
Juan Belencoso – ATK – 2016
Juan Calatayud – ATK – 2015
Juan Mera – Punjab – 2023–
Juanan – Bengaluru, Hyderabad – 2017–22
Juande – Kerala Blasters – 2021
Koke – NorthEast United – 2014
Lluís Sastre – Hyderabad – 2020–21
Lluis Tarres – Inter Kashi – 2025–26
Lolo – Pune City – 2017–18
Luis García – ATK – 2014
Luisma – Bengaluru – 2018–19
Mandi – ATK – 2019–20
Manuel Arana – Goa, Delhi Dynamos –2017–18
Manuel Lanzarote – Goa, ATK, Chennaiyin – 2017–19, 2021
Manuel Onwu – Bengaluru, Odisha – 2019–21
Marcos Tébar – Odisha, Pune City – 2016–20
Mario Arqués – Jamshedpur, Kerala Blasters – 2018–20
Mario Barco – Inter Kashi – 2025–26
Martí Crespí – Delhi Dynamos – 2018–19
Míchel Zabaco – NorthEast United – 2023–
Miguel Palanca – Delhi Dynamos – 2018–19
Néstor Albiach – NorthEast United – 2023–
Nili – Bengaluru – 2019–20
Noé Acosta – Jamshedpur – 2019–20
Néstor Gordillo – Hyderabad – 2019–21
Odei Onaindia – Hyderabad, Goa – 2020–21, 2022–
Pablo Morgado Blanco – Jamshedpur – 2018–19
Pablo Pérez – Bengaluru – 2022–2024
Pedro Capó – Bengaluru – 2024–
Pitu – Pune City – 2016
Piti – Jamshedpur – 2019–20
Pulga – Kerala Blasters – 2014–15, 2017–18
Rafa – Pune City, Hyderabad – 2017–18, 2019–20
Rafa Jordá – Mumbai City – 2017–18
Rubén González Rocha – Delhi Dynamos – 2016
Saúl Crespo – Odisha, East Bengal – 2022–
Sergio Castel – Jamshedpur – 2019–20
Sergio Cidoncha – Jamshedpur, Kerala Blasters – 2018–21
Sergio Llamas – Inter Kashi – 2025–26
Tiri – ATK, Jamshedpur, Mohun Bagan SG, Mumbai City – 2015–
Toni Doblas – Delhi Dynamos – 2015–16
Toni Dovale – Bengaluru – 2017–18
Víctor Mongil – ATK, Odisha, Kerala Blasters – 2019–20, 2021–2023
Victor Pérez – Bengaluru – 2017–18
Vicente Gómez Umpiérrez – Kerala Blasters – 2020–21
Víctor Vázquez – East Bengal – 2024–
Víctor Rodríguez – Odisha, Goa – 2022–
Xabi Irureta – Delhi Dynamos – 2017–18
Xisco Hernandez – Bengaluru, Odisha – 2019–21

Sweden

Bojan Djordjic – Chennaiyin – 2014^{[b YUG]}
Freddie Ljungberg – Mumbai City – 2014
Maic Sema – NorthEast United – 2017–18
Simon Lundevall – NorthEast United – 2019–20

Turkey

Tuncay Şanlı – Pune City – 2015

Ukraine

Ivan Kalyuzhnyi – Kerala Blasters – 2022–2023

Wales

Aaron Amadi-Holloway – East Bengal – 2020–21
David Cotterill – ATK – 2017–18

North and Central America, Caribbean (CONCACAF)

Canada

Iain Hume won the first ever Indian Super League Hero of the League in 2014.

Iain Hume – Kerala Blasters, ATK, Pune City – 2014–19^{[b SCO]}

Costa Rica

Yendrick Ruiz – Pune City – 2015
Jonathan Moya – Hyderabad – 2023–
Felicio Brown Forbes – East Bengal – 2024–^{[b GER]}^{[c GER U19]}^{[c GER U20]}

Curaçao

Guyon Fernandez – Delhi Dynamos – 2017–18^{[b NED]}

Grenada

Antonio German – Kerala Blasters – 2015–16

Haiti

Duckens Nazon – Kerala Blasters – 2016^{[b FRA]}
Frantz Bertin – Mumbai City – 2015^{[b FRA]}
Jean-Eudes Maurice – Chennaiyin – 2014^{[b FRA]}
Kervens Belfort – Kerala Blasters, Jamshedpur – 2016–18
Sony Norde – Mumbai City – 2015–16

Jamaica

Duwayne Kerr – Chennaiyin – 2015
Giles Barnes – Hyderabad – 2019–20^{[b ENG]}^{[c ENG U19]}
Kevaughn Frater – Bengaluru – 2019–20
Deshorn Brown – Bengaluru, NorthEast United – 2019–21

Martinique

Frédéric Piquionne – Mumbai City – 2015^{[b NCL]}^{[c FRA B]}^{[c FRA]}
Grégory Arnolin – Goa – 2014–15^{[b FRA]}
Mathias Coureur – NorthEast United – 2021

Mexico

Aníbal Zurdo – Pune City – 2016
Oswaldo Alanís – Hyderabad – 2023
Ulises Dávila – Delhi Dynamos – 2018–19

Suriname

Roland Alberg – Hyderabad – 2021^{[b NED]}^{[c NED U19]}

Trinidad and Tobago

Cornell Glen – NorthEast United – 2014

Oceania (OFC)

Fiji

Player	Club	Year
Roy Krishna	ATK, Mohun Bagan SG, Bengaluru, Odisha	2019–2025

New Zealand

Player	Club	Year
Leo Bertos	NorthEast United	2014

South America (CONMEBOL)

Argentina

Alexis Gómez – Mohammedan – 2024–
Carlos Javier López – NorthEast United – 2015
Diego Colotto – Pune City – 2015
Diego Nadaya – Mumbai City – 2014
Ezequiel Vidal – Punjab – 2024–
Facundo Cardozo – Mumbai City – 2016
Facundo Pereyra – Kerala Blasters – 2020–21
Gastón Sangoy – Mumbai City – 2016
Gustavo Oberman – Pune City – 2016
Jorge Pereyra Díaz – Kerala Blasters, Mumbai City, Bengaluru – 2021–
Martín Pérez Guedes – Odisha – 2019–20
Matías Defederico – Mumbai City – 2016
Maximiliano Barreiro – NorthEast United – 2019–20
Nicolás Vélez – NorthEast United – 2015–16
Robertino Pugliara – Pune City – 2017–18

Brazil

Alan Costa – Bengaluru – 2021–23
Alex Lima – Jamshedpur, East Bengal – 2020–23
André Moritz – Mumbai City – 2014–15
André Santos – Goa – 2014
Andrei Alba – Hyderabad – 2024–
Bobô – Hyderabad – 2019–20
Bruno Pelissari – Chennaiyin, Delhi Dynamos – 2014–16
Bruno Perone – Kerala Blasters – 2015
Bruno Ramires – Bengaluru – 2021–23
Cafu – Mumbai City – 2016
Cássio Gabriel – Mumbai City – 2021–22
Chicão – Delhi Dynamos – 2015
Cleiton Silva – Bengaluru, East Bengal – 2020–
Danilo – NorthEast United – 2017–18
Diego Carlos – Pune City, Mumbai City – 2017–20
Diego Maurício – Odisha, Mumbai City – 2020–21, 2022–
Dori – Odisha – 2024–
Éder Monteiro – Chennaiyin – 2015–16
Elano – Chennaiyin – 2014–15
Eli Sabiá – Chennaiyin, Jamshedpur – 2016, 2018–2023
Elinton Andrade – Goa – 2015
Elsinho – Jamshedpur, Chennaiyin – 2023–
Erwin Spitzner – Kerala Blasters – 2014
Éverton Santos – Mumbai City, ATK – 2017–19
França – Mohammedan – 2024–
Gerson Vieira – Mumbai City, ATK – 2016–19
Guilherme Batata – NorthEast United – 2014
Gustavo Lazzaretti – NorthEast United – 2016
Gustavo Marmentini – Delhi Dynamos – 2015
Ibson Melo – NorthEast United – 2023
João Victor – Hyderabad – 2020–
Jonatan Lucca – Goa, Pune City – 2015–18
Jonathas de Jesus – Odisha – 2021–22
Júlio César – Goa – 2016
Léo Costa – Mumbai City – 2017–18
Léo Moura – Goa – 2015
Luciano Sabrosa – Goa – 2015–16
Lúcio – Goa – 2015–16
Lukas Brambilla – Chennaiyin – 2024–
Maílson Alves – Chennaiyin, NorthEast United – 2015–19
Marcelinho – Odisha, Pune City, Hyderabad, Mohun Bagan SG, NorthEast United – 2016–22
Marcinho – NorthEast United – 2017–18
Márcio Rosário – Mumbai City – 2017–18
Matheus Gonçalves – Goa, Jamshedpur – 2016–18
Memo – Delhi Dynamos, Jamshedpur, Chennaiyin – 2016–21
Paulinho Dias – Delhi Dynamos – 2017–18
Felipe Amorim – Hyderabad– 2023
Rafael Bastos – Mumbai City – 2018–19
Rafael Coelho – Goa – 2015–16
Rafael Dumas – Goa – 2016
Rafael Crivellaro – Chennaiyin, Jamshedpur – 2019–2022, 2022–
Raphael Augusto – Chennaiyin, Bengaluru – 2015–20
Richarlyson – Goa – 2016
Reinaldo – Goa – 2015–16
Roberto Carlos – Delhi Dynamos – 2015
Roberto Volpato – Mumbai City – 2016
Rodrigo Arroz – Kerala Blasters – 2015
Thiago Cunha – Mumbai City – 2016
Thiago Santos – Mumbai City – 2017–18
Vinícius – Delhi Dynamos – 2015
Wellington de Lima Gomes – NorthEast United – 2016
Wellington Priori – NorthEast United, Jamshedpur – 2016–18, 2022
Ygor Catatau – Mumbai City – 2021
Eliandro – East Bengal – 2022

Colombia

Andrés González – Pune City – 2014
Jairo Suárez – Chennaiyin – 2014
Janeiler Rivas Palacios – NorthEast United – 2018–19
John Mosquera – NorthEast United – 2017–18
José David Leudo – NorthEast United – 2018–20
Luis Yanes – NorthEast United – 2014
Omar Andrés Rodríguez – Pune City – 2014
Stiven Mendoza – Chennaiyin – 2014–15
Wilmar Jordán – NorthEast United, Punjab, Chennaiyin – 2022–

Uruguay

Adrián Luna – Kerala Blasters – 2021–
Diego Forlán – Mumbai City – 2015
Emiliano Alfaro – NorthEast United, Pune City, ATK – 2016–19
Federico Gallego – NorthEast United, Mohun Bagan SG – 2018–22, 2023
Juan Cruz Mascia – NorthEast United – 2018–19
Martín Cháves – NorthEast United – 2019–20
Martin Diaz – NorthEast United, Pune City – 2017–19
Matías Mirabaje – Delhi Dynamos, Mumbai City – 2017–19
Sasha Aneff – NorthEast United – 2016

Venezuela

Gabriel Cichero – Delhi Dynamos – 2017–18
Miku – Bengaluru – 2017–19

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See also

References

↑ "Indian Super League players". WorldFootball.net. Archived from the original on 13 December 2014.

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