List of footballers born in Yugoslavia who played for other national teams

This is a list of footballers born in the territory of the former Yugoslavia that have at least one full cap for other national teams that are not Yugoslavia or any of the successor countries national teams.

Only players that have full A national team caps are included. Players that were unused substitutes or that had played on other levels, such as Under-21, Under-19 or Olympic teams, are not included.

The players are distributed accordingly to the national team they represented.

Albania

• Naser Aliji, born in Skopje (Macedonia)
• Fidan Aliti, born in Preševo (Serbia)
• Arjan Beqaj, born in Prizren (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Besart Berisha, born in Pristina (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Etrit Berisha, born in Pristina (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Mërgim Brahimi, born in Istok (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Lorik Cana, born in Pristina (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Debatik Curri, born in Pristina (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Armend Dallku, born in Pristina (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Mehmet Dragusha, born in Pristina (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Arbnor Fejzullahu, born in Preševo (Serbia)
• Besnik Hasi, born in Đakovica (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Ahmed Januzi, born in Vučitrn (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Bekim Kastrati, born in Peć (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Burim Kukeli, born in Đakovica (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Ermir Lenjani, born in Pristina (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Azdren Llullaku, born in Istok (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Alban Meha, born in Kosovska Mitrovica (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Agon Mehmeti, born in Podujevo (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Valdet Rama, born in Kosovska Mitrovica (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Milot Rashica, born in Vučitrn (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Amir Rrahmani, born in Pristina (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Blerim Rrustemi, born in Vučitrn (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Agonit Sallaj, born in Đakovica (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Samir Ujkani, born in Vučitrn (Kosovo/Serbia)

Australia

• Zlatko Arambasic, born in Split (Croatia)
• Eli Babalj, born in Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Vlado Bozinovski, born in Ohrid (Macedonia)
• Branko Buljević, born in Split (Croatia)
• Billy Celeski, born in Ohrid (Macedonia)
• Miloš Degenek, born in Knin (Croatia)
• Mehmet Durakovic, born in Titograd (Montenegro)
• Dino Djulbic, born in Doboj (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Milan Ivanović, born in Sivac (Serbia)
• Frank Micic, born in Zadar (Croatia)
• Branko Milosevic, born in Osijek (Croatia)
• Žarko Odžakov, born in Skopje (Macedonia)
• Ivo Prskalo, born in Čapljina (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Doug Utjesenovic, born in Belgrade (Serbia)
• Dario Vidošić, born in Osijek (Croatia)
• Billy Vojtek, born in (Croatia)

Austria

• Goran Kartalija, born in Kljajićevo (Serbia)
• Zlatko Junuzović, born in Loznica (Serbia)
• Tomislav Kocijan, born in Varaždin (Croatia)
• Alen Orman, born in Bugojno (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Rudolf Rupec, born in Grubišno Polje (Croatia)
• Ivica Vastić, born in Split (Croatia)
• Željko Vuković, born in Dvor (Croatia)

Azerbaijan

• Branimir Subašić, born in Belgrade (Serbia)

Belgium

• Branko Strupar, born in Zagreb (Croatia)
• Gordan Vidović, born in Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Josip Weber, born in Split (Croatia)

Bulgaria

• Ivan Čvorović, born in Belgrade (Serbia)
• Zoran Janković, born in Inđija (Serbia)
• Predrag Pažin, born in Nevesinje (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Dragoljub Simonović, born in Belgrade (Serbia)
• Kiril Simonovski, born in Skopje (Macedonia) Note:Played as Kiril Simeonov
• Igor Tomašić, born in Kutina (Croatia)
• Zlatomir Zagorčić, born in Novi Sad (Serbia)

Canada

• Mike Bakić, born in Belgrade (Serbia)
• Zeljko Bilecki, born in Zagreb (Croatia)
• Milan Borjan, born in Knin (Croatia)
• Zachary Breganski, born in (Croatia)
• Stefan Cebara, born in Zadar (Croatia)
• Tibor Gemeri, born in Subotica (Serbia)
• Dejan Jakovic, born in Karlovac (Croatia)
• Steve Nesin, born in Novi Sad (Serbia)^[1]
• Branko Šegota, born in Rijeka (Croatia)
• Mike Stojanović, born in Lapovo (Serbia)

Cyprus

• Siniša Dobrasinović, born in Ivangrad (Montenegro)
• Borce Gjurev, born in (Macedonia)
• Siniša Gogić, born in Niš (Serbia)
• Milenko Špoljarić, born in Belišće (Croatia)

El Salvador

• Vladan Vicevic, born in Užice (Serbia)

Finland

• Mehmet Hetemaj, born in Srbica (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Perparim Hetemaj, born in Srbica (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Njazi Kuqi, born in Vučitrn (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Shefki Kuqi, born in Vučitrn (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Berat Sadik, born in Skopje (Macedonia)
• Erfan Zeneli, born in Đakovica (Kosovo/Serbia)

France

• Ivan Bek, born in Belgrade (Serbia)

Germany

• Fredi Bobic, born in Maribor (Slovenia)
• Marko Marin, born in Bosanska Gradiška (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Hong Kong

• Dejan Antonić, born in Belgrade (Serbia)
• Alen Bajkuša, born in Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Anto Grabo, born in Travnik (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Pervinović, born in ?^[2]

Hungary

• Predrag Bošnjak, born in Subotica (Serbia)
• Zsombor Kerekes, born in Senta (Serbia)
• Jenő Konrád, born in Bačka Palanka (Serbia)
• Kálmán Konrád, born in Bačka Palanka (Serbia)
• István Miklósi, born in Rijeka (Croatia)^[3]
• Nemanja Nikolić, born in Senta (Serbia)
• Lajos Szűcs, born in Apatin (Serbia)
• András Tihanyi, born in Subotica (Serbia)^[4]
• Mihály Tóth, born in Bezdan (Serbia)
• Jenő Vincze, born in Vršac (Serbia)

Iceland

• Izudin Dervic, born in Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Italy

• Aredio Gimona, born in Izola (Slovenia)
• Ezio Loik, born in Rijeka (Croatia)
• Marcello Mihalich, born in Rijeka (Croatia)
• Giovanni Varglien, born in Rijeka (Croatia)
• Mario Varglien, born in Rijeka (Croatia)

Kazakhstan

• Nenad Erić, born in Požega (Serbia)

Luxembourg

• Alija Bešić, born in Zavidovići (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Anton Božić, born in Brčko (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Ante Bukvić, born in Zadar (Croatia)
• Amel Ćosić, born in ? (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Enes Mahmutović, born in Peć (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Ernad Sabotić, born in Rožaje (Montenegro)^[5]

Malta

• Nenad Veselji, born in

Norway

• Ardian Gashi, born in Đakovica (Kosovo/Serbia)

Palestine

• Jaka Ihbeisheh, born in Ljubljana (Slovenia)

Romania

• Zoltán Beke, born in Bela Crkva (Serbia)
• Sever Coracu, born in Kovin (Serbia)^[6][7]
• Svetozar Popovici, born in Kragujevac (Serbia)
• Lazăr Sfera, born in Lokve (Serbia)

Singapore

• Aleksandar Đurić, born in Doboj (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Mirko Grabovac, born in Stobreč (Croatia)
• Fahrudin Mustafic, born in Novi Pazar (Serbia)

Slovakia

• Ján Podhradský, born in Kisač (Serbia)

Sweden

• Emir Bajrami, born in Pristina (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Erton Fejzullahu, born in Kosovska Mitrovica (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Nordin Gerzić, born in Bosanska Gradiška (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Branimir Hrgota, born in Zenica (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Emir Kujović, born in Bijelo Polje (Montenegro)

Switzerland

• Almen Abdi, born in Prizren (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Valon Behrami, born in Kosovska Mitrovica (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Albert Bunjaku, born in Gnjilane (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Blerim Džemaili, born in Tetovo (Macedonia)
• Beg Ferati, born in Priština (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Eldin Jakupović, born in Kozarac (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Pajtim Kasami, born in Struga (Macedonia)
• Admir Mehmedi, born in Gostivar (Macedonia)
• Milaim Rama, born in Vitina (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Xherdan Shaqiri, born in Gnjilane (Kosovo/Serbia)
• Granit Xhaka, born in Gnjilane (Kosovo/Serbia)

Turkey

• Saffet Sancaklı, born in Tutin (Serbia)

Ukraine

• Marko Dević, born in Belgrade (Serbia)

United States

• Boris Bandov, born in Livno (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Tom Cecic, born in (Croatia)
• Tony Donlic, born in Vinkovci (Croatia)
• Gino Gardassanich, born in Rijeka (Croatia)
• Rudy Getzinger, born in Sremska Mitrovica (Serbia)
• Sadri Gjonbalaj, born in (Montenegro)
• Fred Grgurev, born in Zadar (Croatia)
• Mirsad Huseinovic, born in Plav (Montenegro)
• Mark Liveric, born in Zaton (Croatia)
• Ilija Mitić, born in Belgrade (Serbia)
• George Nanchoff, born in Resen (Macedonia)
• Louis Nanchoff, born in Resen (Macedonia)
• Njego Pesa, born in Zadar (Croatia)
• Preki, born in Belgrade (Serbia)
• Steve Ralbovsky, born in Bačka (Serbia)
• Werner Roth, born in ?
• Scoop Stanisic, born in Belgrade (Serbia)
• Siegfried Stritzl, born in ?
• Marko Vuckovic, born in Subotica (Serbia)^[8]

Uruguay

• Ernesto Vidal, born in Buje (Croatia)

See also

• Category:Dual internationalists (football)
• List of Yugoslavia international footballers

References

External sources

• National-football-teams.com