page_title: List of foreign La Liga players
section_title: Portugal
hierarchical_section_title: List of foreign La Liga players / Portugal
caption_attribution_description: APOEL-Atlético Champions League 2009-2010
context_page_description: This is a list of foreign players in La Liga. The following players:
  have played at least one La Liga game for the respective club.
  have not been capped for the Spanish national team on any level, independently from the birthplace, except for players of Spanish formation born abroad from Spanish parents and players who have been capped for Spanish national team and also for other national teams.
  have been born in Spain and were capped by a foreign national team. This includes players who have dual citizenship with Spain.
  In bold: players that played at least one La Liga game in 2019–20 season, and the clubs they have played for.
context_section_description: Abel Xavier – Oviedo – 1996–98
  Agostinho – Málaga – 1999–01
  André Castro – Sporting – 2010–12
  André Gomes – Valencia, Barcelona – 2014–18
  André Santos – Deportivo – 2012–13
  André Silva – Sevilla – 2018–19
  António Oliveira – Betis – 1979–80
  Miguel Areias – Celta – 2006–07
  Ariza Makukula – Valladolid, Sevilla, Gimnàstic – 2003–05, 06–07
  Bakero – Sevilla – 1999–00
  Victoriano Bastos – Zaragoza – 1975–77
  Bebé – Córdoba, Rayo, Eibar – 2014–19
  Beto – Recreativo – 2006–09
  Beto – Sevilla – 2012–16
  Bino – Tenerife – 2001–02
  Bruma – Real Sociedad – 2015–16
  Bruno Caires – Celta – 1997–00
  Bruno Gama – Deportivo – 2012–13, 16–18
  Carlos Gomes – Granada, Oviedo – 1958–61
  Carlos Martins – Recreativo, Granada – 2007–08, 11–12
  Carlos Secretário – Real Madrid – 1996–97
  Carlos Xavier – Real Sociedad – 1991–94
  César Brito – Salamanca – 1997–98
  Chaínho – Zaragoza – 2001–02
  Costinha – Atlético Madrid – 2006–07
  Cristiano Ronaldo – Real Madrid – 2009–18
  Dani – Atlético Madrid – 2002–03
  Daniel Candeias – Granada – 2014–15
  Daniel Carriço – Sevilla – 2013–20
  Deco – Barcelona – 2004–08
  Dino – Salamanca – 1998–99
  Diogo Figueiras – Sevilla – 2013–15, 15–16
  Diogo Salomão – Deportivo – 2012–13, 14–15
  Domingos – Tenerife – 1997–99
  Domingos Duarte – Granada – 2019–
  Duda – Málaga, Sevilla – 2001–02, 03–17
  Edgar – Málaga – 1999–03, 03–06
  Edinho – Málaga – 2009–11
  Edmundo Graça – Sevilla – 1958–59
  Eliseu – Málaga, Zaragoza – 2008–09, 09–14
  Espinho – Málaga – 2015–16
  Fábio Coentrão – Real Madrid – 2011–15, 16–17
  Fábio Felício – Real Sociedad – 2006–07
  Fernando Couto – Barcelona – 1996–98
  Fernando Gomes – Sporting – 1980–82
  Fernando Meira – Zaragoza – 2011–12
  Flávio Ferreira – Málaga – 2013–16
  Paulo Futre – Atlético Madrid – 1987–93, 97–98
  Gelson Martins – Atlético Madrid – 2018–19
  Gil Dias – Granada – 2019–20
  Gomes Bravo – Real Sociedad – 1947–48, 49–50
  Gonçalo Guedes – Valencia – 2017–
  Hélder Baptista – Rayo – 1999–05
  Hélder Costa – Deportivo – 2014–15
  Hélder Cristóvão – Deportivo – 1996–98, 00–02
  Hélder Lopes – Las Palmas – 2016–17
  Hélder Postiga – Zaragoza, Valencia, Deportivo – 2011–14, 14–15
  Hélder Rosário – Málaga – 2008–11
  Henrique Sereno – Valladolid – 2012–13
  Hernâni – Levante – 2019–
  Hugo Leal – Atlético Madrid – 1999–00
  Hugo Porfírio – Racing – 1997–98
  Hugo Viana – Valencia, Osasuna – 2005–09
  Ivan Cavaleiro – Deportivo – 2014–15
  João Alves – Salamanca – 1976–78
  João Cancelo – Valencia – 2014–17
  João Félix – Atlético Madrid – 2019–
  João Pereira – Valencia – 2012–14
  João Tomás – Betis – 2001–03
  Jordão – Zaragoza – 1976–77
  Jorge Andrade – Deportivo – 2002–07
  Jorge Cadete – Celta – 1997–99
  Jorge Gonçalves – Racing – 2008–09
  Jorge Ribeiro – Málaga – 2005–06
  José Calado – Betis – 2001–03
  Kévin Rodrigues – Real Sociedad, Leganés – 2016–
  Licá – Rayo – 2014–15
  Litos – Málaga – 2001–06
  Luís Figo – Barcelona, Real Madrid – 1995–05
  Luisinho – Deportivo, Huesca – 2014–19
  Luís Martins – Granada – 2014–15, 16–17
  Maniche – Atlético Madrid – 2006–08, 08–09
  Manuel Fernandes – Valencia – 2007–08, 08–11
  Marco Caneira – Valencia – 2004–06, 07–08
  Mário Silva – Cádiz – 2005–06
  Miguel – Valencia – 2005–12
  Miguel Cardoso – Deportivo – 2015–16
  Miguel Lopes – Granada – 2015–16
  Nani – Valencia – 2016–17
  Nélson Marcos – Betis, Osasuna, Almería – 2008–09, 10–13, 13–14
  Nélson Oliveira – Deportivo – 2012–13
  Nélson Semedo – Barcelona – 2017–
  José Nunes – Mallorca – 2005–13
  Nuno – Deportivo, Osasuna – 1996–98, 00–02
  Nuno Luís – Salamanca – 1998–99
  Oceano – Real Sociedad – 1991–94
  Pauleta – Salamanca, Deportivo – 1997–00
  Paulo Bento – Oviedo – 1996–00
  Paulo Oliveira – Eibar – 2017–
  Paulo Sousa – Espanyol – 2001–02
  Paulo Torres – Salamanca – 1997–98
  Emílio Peixe – Sevilla – 1995–96
  Pepe – Real Madrid – 2007–17
  Pizzi – Atlético Madrid, Deportivo, Espanyol – 2011–14
  Portugués – Deportivo – 1942–46
  Quinito – Racing – 1975–78
  Rafa Soares – Eibar – 2019–
  Ricardo Carvalho – Real Madrid – 2010–13
  Ricardo Costa – Valencia, Granada – 2010–14, 15–16
  Ricardo Horta – Málaga – 2014–16
  Ricardo Pereira – Betis – 2007–09
  Ricardo Quaresma – Barcelona – 2003–04
  Ricardo Sá Pinto – Real Sociedad – 1997–0
caption: Simão (right) speaking with a referee during a match for Atlético Madrid in 2009
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