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List of Serie A players that represented unofficial national football teams

This is a list of Serie A players that represented unofficial national football teams or authonomous region football teams. The following players:

1. have played at least one Serie A game.
2. have been capped at least once for the listed football teams.

The following team, indeed:

1. must not be a FIFA member
2. must be (or have been) subscribed to at least one of non FIFA football association like N.F.-Board or CONIFA or have been recognised, anyway, as an official selection-teams not affiliated to FIFA.

This is NOT a list of footballers per geographical region, territory or other entities. Inclusion must respect principles for Non-FIFA international football

Players are sorted by the NON Fifa affiliated football team:

Andalusia

• - Diego Capel
• - Chico Flores
• - Luis Alberto
• - Rubén Pérez
• - Suso
• - Diego Tristán

Aragon

• - Alberto Zapater

Basque Country

• - Javier Garrido
• - Fernando Llorente
• - Gaizka Mendieta
• - Oier Zarraga

Brittany

• - Philippe Billy

Canary Islands

• - Pedro

Cantabria

• - Iván de la Peña
• - Iván Helguera

Catalonia

• - Guillermo Amor
• - Bojan
• - Gerard Deulofeu
• - Dídac Vilà
• - Salva Ferrer
• - Pep Guardiola
• - Keita Baldé
• - Pol Lirola
• - David López
• - Pau López
• - Martín Montoya
• - Pepe Reina
• - Víctor Ruiz
• - Cristian Tello
• - Joan Verdú

Corsica

• - Ludovic Giuly
• - François Modesto
• - Matteo Tramoni

Galicia

• - Iago Falque
• - Diego López

Padania

• - Federico Cossato
• - Michele Cossato
• - Alessandro Dal Canto
• - Luca Ferri
• - Maurizio Ganz
• - Giuliano Gentilini
• - Gianpiero Piovani
• - Marius Stankevičius

Rio de Janeiro

• - Edmundo
• - Dejan Petković
• - Renato Portaluppi
• - Zico

São Paulo

• - Cafu
• - Careca
• - Leandro Castán
• - Freddy Rincón

Sardinia

• - Simone Aresti
• - Andrea Cocco
• - Alessandro Deiola
• - Emerson
• - Gianluca Festa
• - Matteo Mancosu
• - Federico Marigosu
• - Salvatore Matrecano
• - Claudio Pani
• - Simone Pinna
• - Francesco Pisano
• - Vittorio Pusceddu
• - Marco Sanna
• - Gianbattista Scugugia
• - Mariano Sotgia
• - Tomaso Tatti
• - Gianfranco Zola

Sicily

• - Alberto Cossentino
• - Giovanni Crociata
• - Pietro Marino

Two Sicilies

• - Erjon Bogdani
• - Emanuele Calaiò
• - Alfonso Camorani
• - Giuseppe De Luca
• - Dino Fava Passaro
• - Gennaro Iezzo
• - Nicola Mora
• - Fabiano Santacroce
• - Gennaro Scarlato

Valencian Community

• - Javier Farinos
• - Javi Moreno

List of Afro-Italian Serie A players

This is a list of Serie A players that are Italian as per FIFA eligibility rules but have African descendents, heritage or double nationality. In order to appear in this list players must:

1. have played at least one Serie A game.
2. have not been capped for any National football team different from Italy or, if capped for youth teams, they then switched fot Italy national football teams.
3. have African descendents, heritage or additional nationality via one of their parents and/or place of birth.
4. not have decided to represent African countries after having represented Italy at youth levels.
5. not have earned Italian citizenship after they moved there for playing (or work), as second citizenship.

This is NOT a list of footballers per place, region or country of birth only. Players are listed in alphabetical order alongside the African country/ies they are related to.

A

• - Claud Adjapong
• - Wisdom Amey
• - Ramzi Aya

B

• - Mario Balotelli
• - Kingsley Boateng
• - Jeremie Broh

C

• - Elio Capradossi

E

• - Stephan El Shaarawi

F

• - Matteo Ferrari
• - Seydou Fini
• - Eddie Firmani
• - Michael Folorunsho

G

• - Paolo Gozzi Iweru
• - Emmanuel Gyabuaa

H

• - Yonese Hanine

K

• - Michael Kayode
• - Moise Kean
• - Justin Kumi

O

• - Brian Oddei
• - Angelo Ogbonna
• - Stefano Okaka Chuka
• - Caleb Okoli
• - Joseph Dayo Oshadogan

S

• - Said Ahmed Said

T

• - Frank Tsadjout

U

• - Destiny Udogie

Y

• - Kelvin Yeboah

Effective foreign

The below Serie A players are considered foreign (as per FIFA eligibility rules) having decided to represent African national football teams.

• - Abel Gigli
• - Alfred Gomis
• - Lys Gomis

• - Omar Khailoti
• - Karim Laribi
• - Youssef Maleh

• - Christian Manfredini
• - Adam Masina
• - Ibrahiman Scandroglio

Serie A Players that may switch nationality

This is a list of actual and former Serie A players that may switch nationality (according FIFA eligibility rules) respect actual holding, and debut in a new national football team. In order to appear in this list players must:

1. have played at least one Serie A game.
2. have been capped for any National football team but been still able to switch (e.g. youth rosters or friendly matches capped only) or
3. not having been capped for any national football team but been able to switch to a NFT different from those of their actual countryship

This is NOT a list of footballers per place, region or country of birth only. Players are listed per: 1) Confederation, 2) Country NFT for which they may switch and 3) Family name. Players in bold have already been called up for the new NFT, but never debuted. Players crossed are closed to debut in Serie A.

AFC

• Indonesia - Emil Audero, Kevin Diks
• Iraq - Aimar Sher

CAF

• Algeria - Yacine Adli, Farès Ghedjemis, Maxime Lopez
• Angola - Leonardo Buta, Cephas Malele, Vivaldo Semedo
• Benin - Florian Ayé
• Burkina Faso - Alban Lafont
• Cameroon - Lucien Agoumé, Jean-Christophe Bahebeck, Yann Aurel Bisseck, Steeve-Mike Eboa Ebongue, Aurélien Nguiamba, Dimitri Oberlin, Kevin Rüegg, Adrien Tameze, Frank Tsadjout
• Cape Verde - Luc Castaignos
• Central African Republic - Junior Sambia
• Chad - Loum Tchaouna
• Congo - Warren Bondo, Jordi Mboula, Senna Miangue
• Congo DR - Warren Bondo, Nathan Buayi-Kiala, Elio Capradossi, Koni De Winter, Pierre Kalulu, Jean-Victor Makengo, Cyril Ngonge, Joseph Nonge, Samuel Ntanda, Stéphane Oméonga, Axel Tuanzebe
• Ghana - James Abankwah, Claud Adjapong, Kingsley Boateng, Emmanuel Gyabuaa, Justin Kumi, Brian Oddei, Said Ahmed Said, Kelvin Yeboah
• Guinea - Issa Bah, Mohamed Kaba, Daouda Peeters
• Guinea Bissau - Beto, Félix Correia, Tiago Djaló, Herculano Nabian, Domingos Quina, Leandro Sanca, Ronaldo Vieira
• Ivory Coast - Ndary Adopo, Marley Aké, Kelvin Amian, Tiémoué Bakayoko, Ange-Yoan Bonny, Jeremie Broh, Seydou Fini, Eddy Gnahoré, Axel Guessand, Yann Karamoh, Ibrahim Karamoko, Isaac Karamoko, Soualiho Meïté, Brandon Soppy
• Mali - Woyo Coulibaly, Modibo Diakité, Adama Soumaoro
• Mauritania - Kévin Malcuit
• Morocco - Reda Belahyane, Yonese Hanine, Abdou Harroui, Kévin Malcuit, Rafik Zekhnini
• Nigeria - Peter Amoran, Bobby Adekanye, Emanuel Aiwu, Wisdom Amey, Patrick Dorgu, Emmanuel Ekong, Michael Folorunsho, Paolo Gozzi Iweru, Michael Kayode, Caleb Okoli, Simon Sohm, Kevin Zeroli, Joshua Zirkzee
• Reunion - Samuel Souprayen
• Senegal - Lys Mousset, Iron Gomis
• South Africa - Joel Untersee
• Togo - Wisdom Amey
• Tunisia - Ramzi Aya
• Uganda - Elio Capradossi, Savio Nsereko

CONCACAF

• Curaçao - Justin Kluivert
• Guadeloupe - Jonathan Biabiany, Wylan Cyprien, Valentin Gendrey, Armand Laurienté
• Haiti - Emil Konradsen Ceide
• Jamaica - Djavan Anderson, Djed Spence
• Martinique - Janis Antiste, Gregoire Defrel
• Mexico - Luka Romero
• Suriname - Djavan Anderson, Jayden Braaf, Denilho Cleonise, Ricardo Kishna, Justin Kluivert, Elayis Tavsan, Deyovaisio Zeefuik, Marvin Zeegelaar
• USA - Jeremy Toljan

CONMEBOL

• Brazil - Emanuel Vignato, Samuele Vignato
• Chile - Mauro Zarate
• Colombia - Eddie Salcedo
• Venezuela - Daniel Maldini

OFC

• Australia - Cristian Volpato

UEFA

• Albania - Medon Berisha
• Austria - Dejan Stojanović
• Belgium - Mile Svilar, Jackson Tchatchoua
• Cyprus - Sergej Grubač
• France - Karim Zedadka
• Germany - Jan-Carlo Simić, Matija Popović, Antonio Tikvić
• Italy - Bruno Amione, Daniel Boloca, Juan Brunetta, Luan Capanni, Franco Carboni, Valentín Carboni, Emmanuel Ekong, Gino Infantino, Junior Messias, Brian Oddei, Marco Pellegrino, Ignacio Pussetto, Stiven Shpendi, Matías Soulé, Gabriel Strefezza, Lautaro Valenti
• Kosovo - Medon Berisha, Arijon Ibrahimović
• Luxembourg - Dany Mota
• Netherlands - Laurens Serpe
• Portugal - Patrick Leal
• Romania - Andrei Moțoc
• San Marino - Vasco Regini
• Scotland - Luis Binks
• Spain - Nahuel Estévez, Luka Romero
• Switzerland - Medon Berisha
• Turkey - Tolgay Arslan, Mervan Celik, Sinan Gümüş, Koray Günter, Elayis Tavsan
• Ukraine - Nikita Contini