page_title: List of foreign La Liga players
section_title: France
hierarchical_section_title: List of foreign La Liga players / France
caption_attribution_description: English: A photo of Thierry Henry, taken during Joan Gamper Trophy 2008 by Shay and cropped by me Čeština: Thierry Henry v dresu Barcelony, 2008
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: Eric Abidal – Barcelona – 2007–13
  Ibrahim Amadou – Sevilla, Leganés – 2018–19, 19–20
  Nicolas Anelka – Real Madrid – 1999–00
  Alphonse Areola – Villarreal, Real Madrid – 2015–16, 19–20
  Paul Baysse – Málaga – 2017–18
  Hatem Ben Arfa – Valladolid – 2019–20
  Wissam Ben Yedder – Sevilla – 2016–19
  Karim Benzema – Real Madrid – 2009–
  Grégory Béranger – Espanyol – 2008–09
  Mathieu Berson – Levante – 2006–08
  Laurent Blanc – Barcelona – 1996–97
  Yann Bodiger – Cádiz – 2020–
  Alain Boghossian – Espanyol – 2002–03
  Jérôme Bonnissel – Deportivo – 1996–99
  Jérémie Bréchet – Real Sociedad – 2004–06
  Ludovic Butelle – Valencia, Valladolid – 2005–08
  Lionel Carole – Sevilla – 2017–18
  Sébastien Chabaud – Gimnàstic – 2006–07
  Philippe Christanval – Barcelona – 2001–03
  Michaël Ciani – Espanyol – 2015–16
  Aly Cissokho – Valencia – 2012–13
  José Cobos – Espanyol – 1996–98
  Alexandre Coeff – Granada – 2013–14
  Francis Coquelin – Valencia, Villarreal – 2017–
  Sébastien Corchia – Sevilla, Espanyol – 2017–18, 19–20
  Grégory Coupet – Atlético Madrid – 2008–09
  Laurent Courtois – Levante – 2006–08
  Pascal Cygan – Villarreal – 2006–09
  Mouhamadou Dabo – Sevilla – 2010–11
  Stéphane Dalmat – Racing – 2005–06
  Wilfried Dalmat – Racing – 2005–06
  Frédéric Danjou – Oviedo – 1999–01
  Georges Dard – Sevilla – 1948–49
  Frédéric Déhu – Barcelona, Levante – 1999–00, 06–07
  Ludovic Delporte – Albacete, Osasuna – 2003–10
  Ousmane Dembélé – Barcelona – 2017–
  Didier Deschamps – Valencia – 2000–01
  Mouctar Diakhaby – Valencia – 2018–
  Modibo Diakité – Deportivo – 2014–15
  Lassana Diarra – Real Madrid – 2008–13
  Didier Digard – Betis, Osasuna – 2015–17
  Lucas Digne – Barcelona – 2016–18
  Näis Djouahra – Real Sociedad – 2019–
  Didier Domi – Espanyol – 2004–06
  Marcel Domingo – Atlético Madrid, Espanyol – 1948–51, 52–56
  Jean-Félix Dorothée – Valencia – 2002–03
  Abdoulaye Doucouré – Granada – 2015–16
  Carlos Ducasse – Real Sociedad, Valladolid – 1952–57
  Christophe Dugarry – Barcelona – 1997–98
  Henry Dumat – Castellón – 1973–74
  Richard Dutruel – Celta, Barcelona, Alavés – 1996–03
  Daniel Dutuel – Celta, Valladolid – 1996–99
  Julien Escudé – Sevilla – 2005–12
  Nabil Fekir – Betis – 2019–
  Enzo Fernández – Alavés – 2017–18
  Mathieu Flamini – Getafe – 2017–19
  Kevin Gameiro – Sevilla, Atlético Madrid, Valencia – 2013–
  Ludovic Giuly – Barcelona – 2004–07
  Joris Gnagnon – Sevilla – 2018–19
  Maxime Gonalons – Sevilla, Granada – 2018–
  Antoine Griezmann – Real Sociedad, Atlético Madrid, Barcelona – 2010–
  Josuha Guilavogui – Atlético Madrid – 2013–14
  Thierry Henry – Barcelona – 2007–10
  Jean-François Hernandez – Compostela, Rayo – 1997–98, 99–00, 01–02
  Lucas Hernandez – Atlético Madrid – 2014–19
  Theo Hernandez – Alavés, Real Madrid, Real Sociedad – 2016–19
  Louis Hon – Real Madrid – 1950–53
  Gaëtan Huard – Hércules – 1996–97
  Olivier Kapo – Levante – 2006–07
  Christian Karembeu – Real Madrid – 1997–00
  Timothée Kolodziejczak – Sevilla – 2014–17
  Abdoulay Konko – Sevilla – 2008–11
  Raymond Kopa – Real Madrid – 1956–59
  Jules Koundé – Sevilla – 2019–
  Aymeric Laporte – Athletic Bilbao – 2012–18
  Bertrand Laquait – Recreativo – 2006–07
  Florian Lejeune – Villarreal, Eibar – 2011–12, 16–17
  Thomas Lemar – Atlético Madrid – 2018–
  Clément Lenglet – Sevilla, Barcelona – 2016–
  Robin Le Normand – Real Sociedad – 2018–
  Bixente Lizarazu – Athletic Bilbao – 1996–97
  Jordan Lotiès – Osasuna – 2013–14
  Peter Luccin – Celta, Atlético Madrid, Zaragoza, Racing – 2001–10
  Jean Luciano – Real Madrid, Las Palmas – 1950–52
  Péguy Luyindula – Levante – 2006–07
  Mickaël Madar – Deportivo – 1996–98
  Claude Makélélé – Celta, Real Madrid – 1998–03
  Eliaquim Mangala – Valencia – 2016–17, 19–
  Jonas Martin – Betis – 2016–17
  Corentin Martins – Deportivo – 1996–98
  Jérémy Mathieu – Valencia, Barcelona – 2009–17
  Florian Maurice – Celta – 2001–02
  Rio Mavuba – Villarreal – 2007–08
  Ferland Mendy – Real Madrid – 2019–
  Yohan Mollo – Granada – 2011–12
  Lucien Muller – Real Madrid, Barcelona – 1962–68
  Samir Nasri – Sevilla – 2016–17
  Steven Nzonzi – Sevilla – 2015–18
  Nicolas Ouédec – Espanyol – 1996–98
  Noé Pamarot – Hércules, Granada – 2010–12
  Fabrice Pancrate – Betis – 2006–07
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caption: Thierry Henry in action for Barcelona in 2008
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