# List of association footballers who have been capped for two senior national teams

In association football, the situation of players being capped for two senior national teams is fairly rare. The list of these players includes only those who have been capped by two countries for senior matches. It does not include the far wider scope of those who have played at youth level (U23 or below) for one country then at senior level for another – something which became possible following a 2004 rule change, then more common when an age limit was removed in 2009 – or those who were eligible for more than one country, but only played for one.

## Non-inclusion categories

* Players whose original country ceased to exist and who then played for a successor state, prominent examples being those who had played for the Soviet Union (and/or Commonwealth of Independent States), East Germany, Yugoslavia or Czechoslovakia in the early 1990s, or who played for one national team prior to a region becoming independent and then also played for that new state, for example the secession of South Sudan from Sudan. This contrasts to the situation with Kosovo in the 2010s when it became an official FIFA team: several players who had moved to other parts of Europe in childhood switched from those national teams (or Albania, which granted passports to those displaced ethnic Albanian persons) to play for Kosovo, but this change was not automatic based on their birthplace, and as such those who made that choice are listed below (see Football in Kosovo).
* Players who were capped for one or more countries in a youth match and then a different country in senior matches.
* Players who appeared for non-affiliated regional teams such as Catalonia. (However, players who played in an official continental tournament, such as the CONCACAF Gold Cup, are included)
* Players who featured for more than one of the national teams representing Ireland in the second quarter of the 20th century, which are listed separately.
* Players who featured for a Great Britain team (i.e. at the Olympics and/or Universiade) in addition to one of the Home Nations. (However, players who featured for multiple Home Nations separately, for example England and Scotland, are included)

## Eligibility

In the 20th century, FIFA allowed a player to play for any national team, as long as the player held nationality of that country. In 2004, in reaction to the growing trend towards naturalisation of foreign players in some countries, FIFA implemented a significant new ruling that requires a player to demonstrate a "clear connection" to any country they wish to represent. Under the rules, in order for a player to switch nationalities, a player must not have played in a competitive fixture (that is, can only have played in friendlies for the first country), and FIFA approval is necessary.
In 2021, FIFA published a new set of rules, updating the rules for changes of nationalities. While previously, players were able to switch only if they had appeared in friendly fixture(s) for the first nation, with the growing trend of competitive fixtures such as the Nations League replacing many friendly fixtures, the change was made. Under the new regulations, players can switch national teams, even if they have played in an official competition for the first nation (unless the match was in the tournament phases of the World Cup or a continental competition), provided they played in three or fewer competitive matches and the appearance(s) occurred before the player turned 21. These changes were intended to prevent the 'stockpiling' of players. If a player is 21 or over, the previous rule remains in place: to be eligible for a switch, any appearance(s) must have been in non-competitive fixtures.

## List of players
### 2021–present

Beginning in 2021, FIFA adjusted their rules to allow for players to be eligible to represent a new national team if they had played in no more than three competitive fixtures (including none in the tournament phases of the FIFA World Cup and continental competitions) prior to the age of 21 or if they had only played in non-competitive (friendly) matches at any age. Three years must have passed since the date of the previous competitive fixture in order for the player to be eligible to switch; there is no time requirement for friendly matches.
| Player | First cap | Switched allegiance to | Year of switch |
| Elizabeta Ejupi (female) | Albania (women) | Kosovo (women) | 2022 |
| Anissa Lahmari (female) | Algeria (women) | Morocco (women) | 2023 |
| Elber Binha | Angola | Cape Verde | 2022 |
| Rogelio Funes Mori | Argentina | Mexico | 2021 |
| Indiah-Paige Riley (female) | Australia (women) | New Zealand (women) | 2022 |
| Angela Beard (female) | Australia (women) | Philippines (women) | 2023 |
| Joris Kayembe | Belgium | DR Congo | 2023 |
| Denis Odoi | Belgium | Ghana | 2022 |
| Samuel Nlend | Cameroon | Central African Republic | 2022 |
| Ahmad Ngouyamsa | Cameroon | Chad | 2024 |
| Jaclyn Sawicki (female) | Canada (women) | Philippines (women) | 2022 |
| David Sambissa | Congo | Gabon | 2021 |
| Christian Martínez | Costa Rica | El Salvador | 2021 |
| Brayan López | Costa Rica | Nicaragua | 2022 |
| Filip Ozobić | Croatia | Azerbaijan | 2021 |
| Nikola Katić | Croatia | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 2024 |
| Ivan Šunjić | Croatia | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 2024 |
| Jonathan Richard | Curaçao | Aruba | 2021 |
| Lobi Manzoki | DR Congo | Central African Republic | 2022 |
| Drew Spence (female) | England (women) | Jamaica (women) | 2021 |
| Sandy MacIver (female) | England (women) | Scotland (women) | 2023 |
| Steven Caulker | England | Sierra Leone | 2022 |
| Houssem Aouar | France | Algeria | 2023 |
| Marine Dafeur (female) | France (women) | Algeria (women) | 2023 |
| Ellie Mason (female) | Gibraltar (women) | Northern Ireland (women) | 2022 |
| Jean-Pierre Morgan | Guadeloupe | Madagascar | 2024 |
| Oumar Sako | Ivory Coast | Niger | 2024 |
| Roger Aholou | Ivory Coast | Togo | 2021 |
| Mirlind Daku | Kosovo | Albania | 2023 |
| Arbër Hoxha | Kosovo | Albania | 2024 |
| Agon Sadiku | Kosovo | Finland | 2023 |
| Liridon Krasniqi | Kosovo | Malaysia | 2021 |
| Uran Bislimi | Kosovo | Switzerland | 2023 |
| Julio Donisa | Martinique | Madagascar | 2022 |
| Alejandro Zendejas | Mexico | United States | 2023 |
| Vurnon Anita | Netherlands | Curaçao | 2021 |
| Joshua Brenet | Netherlands | Curaçao | 2024 |
| Pothin Poma | New Caledonia | Tahiti | 2024 |
| Osame Sahraoui | Norway | Morocco | 2024 |
| Hélder Costa | Portugal | Angola | 2021 |
| Lucas João | Portugal | Angola | 2022 |
| Ricardo Ferreira | Portugal | Canada | 2021 |
| Edgar Ié | Portugal | Guinea-Bissau | 2023 |
| Stefanie da Eira (female) | Portugal (women) | Switzerland (women) | 2021 |
| Kaïlé Auvray | Saint Martin | Trinidad and Tobago | 2023 |
| Jason Cummings | Scotland | Australia | 2022 |
| Khadim Diaw | Senegal | Mauritania | 2022 |
| Samed Baždar | Serbia | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 2024 |
| Iñaki Williams | Spain | Ghana | 2022 |
| Brahim Díaz | Spain | Morocco | 2024 |
| Munir El Haddadi | Spain | Morocco | 2021 |
| Damaris Egurrola (female) | Spain (women) | Netherlands (women) | 2022 |
| Armin Gigović | Sweden | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 2024 |
| Kristopher Da Graca | Sweden | Cape Verde | 2023 |
| Omar Faraj | Sweden | Palestine | 2024 |
| Moustafa Zeidan | Sweden | Palestine | 2024 |
| Hosam Aiesh | Sweden | Syria | 2022 |
| Daleho Irandust | Sweden | Syria | 2024 |
| Aiham Ousou | Sweden | Syria | 2024 |
| Maria Khan (female) | United Arab Emirates (women) | Pakistan (women) | 2022 |
| Esmir Bajraktarević | United States | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 2024 |
| Ayo Akinola | United States | Canada | 2021 |
| Aaron Herrera | United States | Guatemala | 2023 |
| Rubio Rubin | United States | Guatemala | 2022 |
| Fafà Picault | United States | Haiti | 2023 |
| Julián Araujo | United States | Mexico | 2021 |
| Jonathan Gómez | United States | Mexico | 2022 |

### 2004–2020

Between 2004 and 2020, FIFA permitted players to play for a new association if the player had only played in non-competitive fixtures (friendlies) for the original nation or if the new association was a newly-formed nation.
| Player | First cap | Switched allegiance to | Year of switch |
| Fidan Aliti | Albania | Kosovo | 2017 |
| Besart Berisha | Albania | Kosovo | 2017 |
| Mërgim Brahimi | Albania | Kosovo | 2015 |
| Debatik Curri | Albania | Kosovo | 2014 |
| Besnik Hasi | Albania | Kosovo | 2007 |
| Alban Meha | Albania | Kosovo | 2016 |
| Milot Rashica | Albania | Kosovo | 2016 |
| Amir Rrahmani | Albania | Kosovo | 2014 |
| Herolind Shala | Albania | Kosovo | 2016 |
| Samir Ujkani | Albania | Kosovo | 2014 |
| Fitore Govori (female) | Albania (women) | Kosovo (women) | 2017 |
| Qendresa Krasniqi (female) | Albania (women) | Kosovo (women) | 2017 |
| Arta Rama (female) | Albania (women) | Kosovo (women) | 2017 |
| Egzona Zeka (female) | Albania (women) | Kosovo (women) | 2017 |
| Aïmen Demai | Algeria | Tunisia | 2009 |
| Gastón Giménez | Argentina | Paraguay | 2020 |
| Denzel Dumfries | Aruba | Netherlands | 2018 |
| Mehdi Carcela | Belgium | Morocco | 2011 |
| Kenny Kunst | Bonaire | Curaçao | 2011 |
| Adis Nurković | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Kosovo | 2017 |
| Thiago Motta | Brazil | Italy | 2011 |
| Mário Fernandes | Brazil | Russia | 2017 |
| Diego Costa | Brazil | Spain | 2014 |
| Adriana Parente (female) | Brazil (women) | Equatorial Guinea (women) | 2008 |
| Vânia (female) | Brazil (women) | Equatorial Guinea (women) | 2011 |
| Solomon Asante | Burkina Faso | Ghana | 2012 |
| Innocent Mbonihankuye | Burundi | Djibouti | 2019 |
| Quillan Roberts | Canada | Guyana | 2019 |
| La'Vere Corbin-Ong | Canada | Malaysia | 2019 |
| Tiffany Cameron (female) | Canada (women) | Jamaica (women) | 2019 |
| Francisco Flores | Costa Rica | Nicaragua | 2018 |
| Mato Jajalo | Croatia | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 2016 |
| Arijan Ademi | Croatia | North Macedonia | 2014 |
| Rugenio Josephia | Curaçao | Bonaire | 2013 |
| Simon Anthony | Dominica | Anguilla | 2008 |
| Dodi Lukebakio | DR Congo | Belgium | 2020 |
| Ilombe Mboyo | DR Congo | Belgium | 2012 |
| Jean-Paul Eale Lutula | DR Congo | Rwanda | 2009 |
| Wilfried Zaha | England | Ivory Coast | 2017 |
| Salimata Simporé (female) | Equatorial Guinea (women) | Burkina Faso (women) | 2011 |
| Mehmet Hetemaj | Finland | Kosovo | 2014 |
| Lum Rexhepi | Finland | Kosovo | 2014 |
| Paul-Georges Ntep | France | Cameroon | 2018 |
| Geoffrey Kondogbia | France | Central African Republic | 2018 |
| Florent Malouda | France | French Guiana | 2017 |
| Jocelyn Angloma | France | Guadeloupe | 2006 |
| Julien Faubert | France | Martinique | 2014 |
| Frédéric Piquionne | France | Martinique | 2012 |
| Roman Neustädter | Germany | Russia | 2016 |
| Jermaine Jones | Germany | United States | 2010 |
| Apostolos Giannou | Greece | Australia | 2016 |
| Alsény Këïta | Guinea | Liberia | 2011 |
| Aubrey David | Guyana | Trinidad and Tobago | 2012 |
| Elmer Mejía | Honduras | Nicaragua | 2014 |
| Declan Rice | Republic of Ireland | England | 2019 |
| Alex Bruce | Republic of Ireland | Northern Ireland | 2013 |
| Kenny Saief | Israel | United States | 2017 |
| Franco Vázquez | Italy | Argentina | 2018 |
| Ardian Ismajli | Kosovo | Albania | 2018 |
| Fatoumata (female) | Mali (women) | Equatorial Guinea (women) | 2017 |
| Edgar Castillo | Mexico | United States | 2009 |
| Sofia Huerta (female) | Mexico (women) | United States (women) | 2017 |
| Ina Budestean (Ina Boyko) (female) | Moldova (women) | Azerbaijan (women) | 2009 |
| Ina Budestean (Ina Boyko) (female) | Azerbaijan (women) | Moldova (women) | 2015 |
| Julian Wade | Montserrat | Dominica | 2014 |
| Nacer Chadli | Morocco | Belgium | 2011 |
| Tyler Boyd | New Zealand | United States | 2019 |
| Taulant Seferi | North Macedonia | Albania | 2019 |
| Valon Berisha | Norway | Kosovo | 2016 |
| Ardian Gashi | Norway | Kosovo | 2014 |
| Nelson David Cabrera | Paraguay | Bolivia | 2016 |
| Mohammed Salem Al-Enazi | Qatar | United Arab Emirates | 2009 |
| Mohsin Nzeyimana | Rwanda | Burundi | 2006 |
| Junior Laurencin | Saint Lucia | U.S. Virgin Islands | 2011 |
| Vladimir Volkov | Serbia | Montenegro | 2012 |
| Anel Ahmedhodžić | Sweden | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 2020 |
| Mikael Dyrestam | Sweden | Guinea | 2019 |
| Pa Konate | Sweden | Guinea | 2019 |
| Saman Ghoddos | Sweden | Iran | 2017 |
| Jiloan Hamad | Sweden | Iraq | 2019 |
| Erton Fejzullahu | Sweden | Kosovo | 2015 |
| David Mitov Nilsson | Sweden | North Macedonia | 2015 |
| Dino Islamović | Sweden | Montenegro | 2020 |
| Louay Chanko | Sweden | Syria | 2008 |
| George Mourad | Sweden | Syria | 2011 |
| Izet Hajrović | Switzerland | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 2013 |
| Heinz Barmettler | Switzerland | Dominican Republic | 2012 |
| Albert Bunjaku | Switzerland | Kosovo | 2013 |
| Florent Hadergjonaj | Switzerland | Kosovo | 2019 |
| Ricky Shakes | Trinidad and Tobago | Guyana | 2011 |
| Oliver Mbekeka (female) | Uganda (women) | DR Congo (women) | 2006 |
| Pavel Pashayev | Ukraine | Azerbaijan | 2015 |
| Tony Tchani | United States | Cameroon | 2016 |
| A. J. DeLaGarza | United States | Guam | 2013 |
| Veronica Zepeda Cashman (female) | United States (women) | Mexico (women) | 2004 |

### Prior to 2004

Prior to 2004, players could play for a new nation provided they were citizens of that country.
| Player | First cap | Switched allegiance to | Year of switch |
| Colin Campbell | Argentina | Chile | 1910 |
| Miguel Ángel Lauri | Argentina | France | 1937 |
| Héctor De Bourgoing | Argentina | France | 1962 |
| Antonio Angelillo | Argentina | Italy | 1960 |
| Renato Cesarini | Argentina | Italy | 1931 |
| Attilio Demaría | Argentina | Italy | 1932 |
| Enrique Guaita | Argentina | Italy | 1934 |
| Enrique Guaita | Italy | Argentina | 1937 |
| Julio Libonatti | Argentina | Italy | 1926 |
| Francisco Lojacono | Argentina | Italy | 1959 |
| Rinaldo Martino | Argentina | Italy | 1949 |
| Humberto Maschio | Argentina | Italy | 1962 |
| Luis Monti | Argentina | Italy | 1932 |
| Raimundo Orsi | Argentina | Italy | 1929 |
| Raimundo Orsi | Italy | Argentina | 1936 |
| Alejandro Scopelli | Argentina | Italy | 1935 |
| Omar Sívori | Argentina | Italy | 1961 |
| Alfredo Di Stéfano | Argentina | Colombia | 1949 |
| Alfredo Di Stéfano | Colombia | Spain | 1957 |
| Ken Hough | Australia | New Zealand | 1958 |
| Kristy Moore (female) | Australia (women) | England (women) | 2002 |
| Josef Bican | Austria | Czechoslovakia | 1936 |
| Karel Koželuh | Austria | Czechoslovakia | 1923 |
| Josef Sedláček | Austria | Czechoslovakia | 1920 |
| Jan Vaník | Austria | Czechoslovakia | 1920 |
| Karl Kanhäuser | Austria | Czechoslovakia | 1931 |
| Rodolphe Hiden | Austria | France | 1940 |
| Henri Hiltl | Austria | France | 1940 |
| Franz Binder | Austria | Germany | 1939 |
| Franz Hanreiter | Austria | Germany | 1940 |
| Matthias Kaburek | Austria | Germany | 1939 |
| Josef Pekarek | Austria | Germany | 1938 |
| Peter Platzer | Austria | Germany | 1939 |
| Willibald Schmaus | Austria | Germany | 1938 |
| Stefan Skoumal | Austria | Germany | 1938 |
| Karl Sesta | Austria | Germany | 1941 |
| Karl Sesta | Germany | Austria | 1945 |
| Wilhelm Hahnemann | Austria | Germany | 1938 |
| Wilhelm Hahnemann | Germany | Austria | 1946 |
| Hans Mock | Austria | Germany | 1938 |
| Leopold Neumer | Austria | Germany | 1938 |
| Leopold Neumer | Germany | Austria | 1945 |
| Hans Pesser | Austria | Germany | 1938 |
| Rudolf Raftl | Austria | Germany | 1938 |
| Josef Stroh | Austria | Germany | 1938 |
| Josef Stroh | Germany | Austria | 1946 |
| Johann Urbanek | Austria | Germany | 1941 |
| Franz Wagner | Austria | Germany | 1938 |
| Rudolf Rupec | Austria | Yugoslavia | 1920 |
| Anfilogino Guarisi (Filó) | Brazil | Italy | 1932 |
| José Altafini | Brazil | Italy | 1961 |
| Karel Burkert | Bulgaria | Czechoslovakia | 1934 |
| Kiril Simonovski | Bulgaria | Yugoslavia | 1946 |
| Bozhin Laskov | Bulgaria | Czechoslovakia | 1953 |
| Joe Kennaway | Canada | Scotland | 1933 |
| Gordon Burness | Canada | United States | 1926 |
| Hernán Bolaños | Costa Rica | Chile | 1940 |
| Željko Vuković | Croatia | Austria | 2001 |
| Josip Weber | Croatia | Belgium | 1994 |
| Sejad Halilović | Croatia | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 1996 |
| Gregor Židan | Croatia | Slovenia | 1992 |
| Géza Kalocsay | Czechoslovakia | Hungary | 1940 |
| Gejza Kocsis | Czechoslovakia | Hungary | 1937 |
| Ferenc Szedlacsek | Czechoslovakia | Hungary | 1928 |
| László Kubala | Czechoslovakia | Hungary | 1948 |
| László Kubala | Hungary | Spain | 1953 |
| Alberto Spencer | Ecuador | Uruguay | 1964* |
| Ken Armstrong | England | New Zealand | 1958 |
| John Hawley Edwards | England | Wales | 1876 |
| Jackie Sewell | England | Zambia | 1964 |
| Jeanny Allott (female) | England (women) | Netherlands (women) | 1984 |
| Audrey Rigby (female) | England (women) | New Zealand (women) | 1983 |
| Mahi Khennane | France | Algeria | 1963 |
| Rachid Mekhloufi | France | Algeria | 1963 |
| Félix Romano | France | Italy | 1921 |
| Michel Platini | France | Kuwait | 1988 |
| Abderrahmane Mahjoub | France | Morocco | 1961 |
| Mustapha Zitouni | France | Algeria | 1963 |
| Marius Hiller | Germany | Argentina | 1916 |
| Karl Decker | Germany | Austria | 1945 |
| Ludwig Durek | Germany | Austria | 1945 |
| Max Merkel | West Germany | Austria | 1952 |
| Ernst Sabeditsch | Germany | Austria | 1945 |
| Abdul Ganiyu Salami | Ghana | Nigeria | 1967 |
| Pavlos Vasiliou | Greece | Cyprus | 1970 |
| Kostas Choumis | Greece | Romania | 1941 |
| Joe Gaetjens | Haiti | United States | 1950 |
| Joe Gaetjens | United States | Haiti | 1953 |
| Sándor Nemes | Hungary | Austria | 1925 |
| Ferenc Puskás | Hungary | Spain | 1961 |
| Rezső Patkoló | Hungary | Poland | 1949 |
| Iuliu Baratky | Hungary | Romania | 1933 |
| Francisc Mészáros | Hungary | Romania | 1946 |
| József Pecsovszky | Hungary | Romania | 1945 |
| Zoltán Szaniszló | Hungary | Romania | 1935 |
| Mátyás Tóth | Hungary | Romania | 1945 |
| Mátyás Tóth | Romania | Hungary | 1947 |
| Sheikh Abdul Latif | India | Pakistan | 1962 |
| Jack Reynolds | Ireland | England | 1892 |
| Cecil Moore | Ireland | United States | 1953 |
| Giangos Simantiris | Israel | Greece | 1961 |
| Roberto Porta | Italy | Uruguay | 1937 |
| Jeff Cunningham | Jamaica | United States | 2001 |
| Min Byung-dae | Japan | South Korea | 1944 |
| Kim Yong-sik | Japan | South Korea | 1948 |
| Lee Yoo-hyung | Japan | South Korea | 1948 |
| Vladimir Niederhaus | Kazakhstan | Russia | 1994 |
| Vitaliy Kafanov | Kazakhstan | Turkmenistan | 1996 |
| Mehmet Dragusha | Kosovo | Albania | 2003 |
| Martín Vásquez | Mexico | United States | 1996 |
| Dries Boussatta | Netherlands | Morocco | 2001 |
| Pratap Shankar Hazra | Pakistan | Bangladesh | 1973 |
| Zakaria Pintoo | Pakistan | Bangladesh | 1973 |
| Shahidur Rahman Shantoo | Pakistan | Bangladesh | 1973 |
| Balai Dey | Pakistan | India | 1969 |
| Delfín Benítez Cáceres | Paraguay | Argentina | 1934 |
| Constantino Urbieta Sosa | Paraguay | Argentina | 1934 |
| Arturo Galarza | Paraguay | Bolivia | 1977 |
| Heriberto Herrera | Paraguay | Spain | 1957 |
| Eulogio Martínez | Paraguay | Spain | 1959 |
| Segundo Castillo | Peru | Chile | 1941 |
| Pablo Pasache | Peru | Chile | 1941 |
| Pablo Pasache | Chile | Peru | 1942 |
| Julio Lores | Peru | Mexico | 1935 |
| Juan Joya | Peru | Uruguay | 1965 |
| Paulino Alcántara | Philippines | Spain | 1921 |
| Ernst Wilimowski | Poland | Germany | 1941 |
| Stefan Szefer | Poland | United States | 1973 |
| Chris Armas | Puerto Rico | United States | 1998 |
| István Avar | Romania | Hungary | 1929 |
| Iuliu Bodola | Romania | Hungary | 1940 |
| Nicolae Kovács | Romania | Hungary | 1941 |
| Adalbert Marksteiner | Romania | Hungary | 1943 |
| Francisc Spielmann | Romania | Hungary | 1940 |
| Francisc Spielmann | Hungary | Romania | 1945 |
| Albert Ströck | Romania | Hungary | 1927 |
| Mihai Tänzer | Romania | Hungary | 1929 |
| Pál Teleki | Romania | Hungary | 1933 |
| Vladislav Lemish | Russia | Azerbaijan | 1994 |
| Aleksei Bakharev | Russia | Ukraine | 2002 |
| Oleksandr Horshkov | Russia | Ukraine | 2003 |
| Sergei Kormiltsev | Russia | Ukraine | 2000 |
| Juma Masudi | Rwanda | Burundi | 1998 |
| Avondale Williams | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | British Virgin Islands | 2000 |
| Jock Aird | Scotland | New Zealand | 1958 |
| Jack Marshall | Scotland | United States | 1926 |
| Rose Reilly (female) | Scotland (women) | Italy (women) | 1984 |
| Razali Alias | Singapore | Malaysia | 1985 |
| Héctor Henman | South Africa | Argentina | 1906 |
| Gordon Hodgson | South Africa | England | 1930 |
| Humphrey Mijnals | Suriname | Netherlands | 1960 |
| Law Adam | Switzerland | Netherlands | 1930 |
| Sergei Mandreko | Tajikistan | Russia | 1994 |
| Mukhsin Mukhamadiev | Tajikistan | Russia | 1995 |
| Rashid Rakhimov | Tajikistan | Russia | 1994, 1996 |
| Alvin Corneal | Trinidad and Tobago | Barbados | 1962 |
| Alvin Corneal | Barbados | Trinidad and Tobago | 1963 |
| Abdelkader Ghalem | Tunisia | Algeria | 1964 |
| Yuriy Nikiforov | Ukraine | Russia | 1993 |
| Oleg Salenko | Ukraine | Russia | 1993 |
| Akhrik Tsveiba | Ukraine | Russia | 1997 |
| Ilya Tsymbalar | Ukraine | Russia | 1994 |
| Andriy Khomyn | Ukraine | Turkmenistan | 1998 |
| Robert Sidney Buck | Uruguay | Argentina | 1912 |
| Eduardo García | Uruguay | Ecuador | 1976 |
| Pedro Duhart | Uruguay | France | 1935 |
| Alcides Ghiggia | Uruguay | Italy | 1957 |
| Ricardo Faccio | Uruguay | Italy | 1935 |
| Francisco Fedullo | Uruguay | Italy | 1932 |
| Ernesto Mascheroni | Uruguay | Italy | 1935 |
| Ernesto Mascheroni | Italy | Uruguay | 1936 |
| Juan Alberto Schiaffino | Uruguay | Italy | 1954 |
| José Santamaría | Uruguay | Spain | 1958 |
| Windsor del Llano | United States | Bolivia | 1975 |
| Tony Bonezzi | United States | Israel | 1961 |
| Barney Battles | United States | Scotland | 1930 |
| Valery Kechinov | Uzbekistan | Russia | 1994 |
| Andrey Pyatnitsky | Uzbekistan | Russia | 1993 |
| Robert Evans | Wales | England | 1911 |
| Sian Williams (female) | Wales (women) | England (women) | 198? |
| Ivan Bek | Yugoslavia | France | 1935 |
| Vilmos Sipos | Yugoslavia | Hungary | 1945 |
| Ján Podhradský | Yugoslavia | Slovakia | 1942 |
| Kanku Mulekelayi | Zambia | DR Congo | 2000 |