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- Players in bold are currently playing in the K League 2.
- Nationality is listed under official K League player registration; the players may have been capped for different national team.
- Only careers in the K League Challenge are listed; for the players who have also played in the top division (K League 1), see List of foreign K League 1 players
Africa (CAF)
Cameroon
Cote d'Ivoire
Liberia
Togo
Tunisia
Asia (AFC)
Australia
China
East Timor
Japan
Palestine
Philippines
Syria
Uzbekistan
Europe (UEFA)
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Croatia
Georgia
Montenegro
Netherlands
Romania
Serbia
Slovakia
Spain
North America, Central America, and Caribbean (CONCACAF)
Jamaica
Mexico
Trinidad and Tobago
USA
South America (CONMEBOL)
Argentina
Brazil
- Cássio Vargas (2013 Gwangju FC)
- Lúcio (2013 Gwangju FC); also played in the K League 1
- Tutinha (2013 Chungju Hummel)
- Miguel Bianconi (2013 Chungju Hummel)
- Alex (2013–2014 Goyang Hi FC, 2014 Gangwon FC, 2016 Daegu FC, 2017 FC Anyang, 2017 Seoul E-Land, 2018–present FC Anyang)
- Almir (2013 Goyang Hi FC, 2014 Gangwon FC, 2015 Bucheon FC 1995); also played in the K League 1
- Luizinho (2013 Gwangju FC)
- Alessandro Lopes (2013 Chungju Hummel); also played in the K League 1
- Joelson Franca Dias (2014 Gangwon FC)
- Diogo Santos Rangel (2014 Daejeon Citizen, 2014 Gangwon FC)
- Rodrigo (2014–2015, 2017–present Bucheon FC 1995)
- Romarinho (2014 Gwangju FC)
- Fabio Neves (2014 Gwangju FC); also played in the K League 1
- Roniere (2014 Goyang Hi FC)
- Wagner (2014 FC Anyang); also played in the K League 1
- Felipe Adão (2014 FC Anyang)
- Adriano (2014 Daejeon Citizen); also played in the K League 1
- Malcon (2016 Chungju Hummel)
- Matheus (2014 Daegu FC); also played in the K League 1
- Vanderlei (2014 Daejeon Citizen)
- Johnathan (2014–2015 Daegu FC); also played in the K League 1
- Neverton (2014 Daegu FC)
- Maranhão (2014 Daejeon Citizen)
- Diego (2014 Gwangju FC)
- Maycon (2014 Goyang Hi FC)
- Japa (2014–2015 Suwon FC)
- Kalel (2014 Chungju Hummel)
- Raphael (2014 Chungju Hummel)
- Léo Jaime (2015 Daegu FC)
- Henan (2015 Gangwon FC); also played in the K League 1
- Gil (2015–2016 Gangwon FC)
- Tarabai (2015–2016 Seoul E-Land)
- Marcinho (2015–2016 Chungju Hummel)
- Fauver (2015 Gyeongnam FC)
- Lukian (2015–2016 Bucheon FC 1995, 2017 Busan IPark, 2017 FC Anyang)
- Waguininho (2016–2017 Bucheon FC 1995); also played in the K League 1
- Paulo Sérgio Luiz de Souza (2016 Daegu FC, 2017 Seongnam FC)
- César Fernando Silva Melo (2016 Daegu FC); also played in the K League 1
- Wanderson (2016 Daejeon Citizen); also played in the K League 1
- Willian Popp (2016 Busan IPark)
- Matheus Alves (2016 Gangwon FC)
- Rafael Ratão (2016 Chungju Hummel)
- Nilson (2016 Busan IPark, 2017–present Bucheon FC 1995); also played in the K League 1
- William Henrique (2017 Ansan Greeners)
- Josiel Alves de Oliveira (2017 FC Anyang)
- Danilo Neco (2017 Seongnam FC); also played in the K League 1
- Danny Morais (2017–present Busan IPark)
- Rômulo (2017–present Busan IPark)
- Alex Bruno (2017–present Gyeongnam FC)
- Daniel Lovinho (2017 Seoul E-Land)
- Yago Moreira Silva (2017 Seoul E-Land)
- Marcão (2017–present Gyeongnam FC)
- Bruno Cantanhede (2017 Daejeon Citizen, 2018–present FC Anyang)
- Dário Jr. (2017 Seongnam FC)
- Pedro Carmona (2017 Suwon FC)
- Léo Mineiro (2017 Busan IPark); also played in the K League 1
- Marcos Antônio (2018–present FC Anyang)
Uruguay
Venezuela
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