List_of_foreign_K_League_2_players References

Players in bold are currently playing in K League 2.
Nationality is listed under the official K League player registration; players may acquire multiple citizenship.
If players have been capped for a national team, this nationality takes precedence over the nationality stated in the official K League player registration database.
In dual citizen annotation, if dual citizen players have an international career, the country listed in italics is the national team they have played for.

Africa (CAF)

Olivier Bonnes (2018 Gwangju FC, 2018 Seongnam FC); also played in K League 1 ※ Dual citizen of Niger and France^[a]

Lars Veldwijk (2020 Suwon FC); also played in K League 1 ※ Dual citizen of South Africa and the Netherlands^[b]

Asia (AFC)

Aleksandar Jovanovic (2013 Suwon FC); also played in K League 1
Adrian Leijer (2017–2018 Suwon FC); also played in K League 1
Bruce Djite (2017 Suwon FC); also played in K League 1
Dario Vidošić (2017 Seongnam FC)
Nick Ansell (2019 Jeonnam Dragons, 2020 Gyeongnam FC)
Aleksandar Šušnjar (2019 Busan IPark)
Dylan Fox (2019 FC Anyang)
Connor Chapman (2020 Daejeon Hana Citizen); also played in K League 1
Ryan Edwards (2021–2022 Busan IPark) ※ Dual citizen of Australia and Scotland
Aaron Calver (2022 Gwangju FC); also played in K League 1
Patrick Flottmann (2023–present Seongnam FC)
Peter Makrillos (2023 Chungbuk Cheongju, 2024–present Seoul E-Land)

Diogo Santos Rangel (2014 Daejeon Citizen, 2014 Gangwon FC) ※ Dual citizen of East Timor and Brazil
Pedro Henrique Oliveira (2017 Daejeon Citizen) ※ Dual citizen of East Timor and Brazil

An Byong-jun (2019–2020 Suwon FC, 2021–2022 & 2024–present Busan IPark); also played in K League 1
Ri Yong-jik (2024–present FC Anyang)

Éder (2015–2016 Daegu FC); also played in K League 1 ※ Dual citizen of Palestine and Brazil^[c]

Álvaro Silva (2016 Daejeon Citizen); also played in K League 1 ※ Dual citizen of Philippines and Spain

Serginho (2015 Daegu FC, 2016 Gangwon FC) ※ Dual citizen of Syria and Brazil
Jonatas Belusso (2015 Gangwon FC, 2016 Seoul E-Land) ※ Dual citizen of Syria and Brazil

Europe (UEFA)

Ivan Herceg (2016–2017 Gyeongnam FC, 2018 Seoul E-Land); also played in K League 1
Marin Oršulić (2017–2018 Seongnam FC)
Domagoj Drožđek (2021–2022 Busan IPark)
Damir Šovšić (2023–present Cheonan City); also played in K League 1 ※ Dual citizen of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina
Leo Mikić (2023 Jeonnam Dragons)

Valentinos Sielis (2020 Jeju United, 2021–2022 Busan IPark); also played in K League 1

Richard Sukuta-Pasu (2020 Seoul E-Land) ※ Dual citizen of Germany and DR Congo

Boadu Maxwell Acosty (2020–2022 FC Anyang) ※ Dual citizen of Italy and Ghana; also played in K League 1

Leonard Pllana (2022–2023 Jeonnam Dragons, 2024–present Gimpo FC) ※ Dual citizen of Kosovo and Sweden

Bogdan Milić (2013 Suwon FC); also played in K League 1
Vladan Adžić (2014–2015 & 2017 Suwon FC); also played in K League 1
Luka Rotković (2017 Ansan Greeners)

Miloš Stojanović (2015 Gyeongnam FC, 2016 Busan IPark); also played in K League 1
Ivan Marković (2016 Gyeongnam FC)
Uroš Đerić (2020 Gyeongnam FC); also played in K League 1
Lazar Arsić (2020 Seoul E-Land)
Fejsal Mulić (2024–present Suwon Samsung Bluewings); also played in K League 1

Sisi (2015 Suwon FC)
Jaime Gavilán (2017 Suwon FC); also played in K League 1
Ismael Jorge Balea (2020 Ansan Greeners) ※ Dual citizen of Spain and Uruguay
Osmar (2024–present Seoul E-Land); also played in K League 1

North America, Central America, and Caribbean (CONCACAF)

Elias Aguilar (2020 Jeju United); also played in K League 1
Jonathan Moya (2021–2023 FC Anyang)

South America (CONMEBOL)

Manuel Palacios (2019 FC Anyang); also played in K League 1
Luis Mina (2023–present Gimpo FC)

Notes

^ Olivier Bonnes's listed country in the K League player registration is France.
^ Lars Veldwijk's listed country in the K League player registration is the Netherlands.
^ ^a ^b Registered with Palestinian nationality until 2017, and with Brazilian nationality since 2018.

External links

[1] Olivier Bonnes's listed country in the K League player registration is France.

[2] Lars Veldwijk's listed country in the K League player registration is the Netherlands.

[eder-3] Registered with Palestinian nationality until 2017, and with Brazilian nationality since 2018.

[a]

[b]

[c]

Africa (CAF)

Cameroon

Cote d'Ivoire

Liberia

Niger

Nigeria

South Africa

Togo

Tunisia

Asia (AFC)

Australia

China

East Timor

Indonesia

Japan

Korea DPR

Lebanon

Malaysia

Palestine

Philippines

Syria

Uzbekistan

Vietnam

Europe (UEFA)

Austria

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Croatia

Cyprus

Estonia

France

Georgia

Germany

Hungary

Italy

Kosovo

Montenegro

Netherlands

Norway

Portugal

Romania

Serbia

Slovakia

Spain

Sweden

North America, Central America, and Caribbean (CONCACAF)

Costa Rica

Jamaica

Mexico

Panama

Trinidad and Tobago

United States

South America (CONMEBOL)

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Uruguay

Venezuela

Notes

External links