| 释义 |
- Argentina
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Brazil
- Bulgaria
- Cameroon
- Congo
- Croatia
- England
- Equatorial Guinea
- Georgia
- Germany
- Ghana
- Guinea
- Guinea-Bissau
- Japan
- Kosovo
- Macedonia
- Montenegro
- Nigeria
- Paraguay
- Portugal
- Senegal
- Serbia
- South Korea
- Uganda
- Zambia
- References
{{Orphan|date=May 2015}}This is a list of foreign players that have played in the Albanian First Division. The following players: - have played at least one game for the respective club. The players written with bold text have at least one cap for their national team.
{{TOC right}} Argentina - Bruno Fistori – Terbuni (2013)
- Federico Mazur – Shkumbini (2014)
- Diego Rovira – Shkumbini (2014)
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Ibrahim Arifović – Kastrioti (2015)
Brazil - Jacques Aguiar – Kamza (2015–2016)
- Leo Carioca – Adriatiku (2015)
- Julio Cesar – Burreli (2014)
- Cate Fonseca – Adriatiku (2014–2015), Kamza (2015)
- Luiz Henrique – Bylis (2017–)
- De Lacerda – Terbuni (2013–2014)
- Léo Lelis – Kamza (2016–2017)
- Mauricio – Terbuni (2013), Elbasani (2014)
- Pedro Misteri – Sopoti (2015–2016)
- Nilton de Paula – Dinamo (2012), Naftëtari (2015)
- Pericles – Sopoti (2014), Adriatiku (2015), Pogradeci (2015–2016)
- Leandro Santos – Burreli (2014), Naftëtari (2015)
- Denis da Silva – Adriatiku (2014)
- Wellyson – Tirana (2017–)
Bulgaria - Ferdi Myumyunov – Sopoti (2015), Turbina (2015)
Cameroon - Mohamadolu Abdouraman – Bylis (2007–2008, 2009), Gramozi (2008)
- Mengwa Akamba – Turbina (2007–2008), Naftëtari (2009), Bylis (2009–2010)
- Joseph Asong – Elbasani (2015–2016)
- Tadjong Janot – Sopoti (2016), Terbuni (2017–)
- Jules Samnda – Bylis (2017–)
- Herve Tchokote – Turbina (2008–2009)
Congo - Hardy Binguila – Tirana (2017–)
Croatia - Matko Djarmati – Dinamo (2012–2014), Terbuni (2014–2015), Kastrioti (2015–2016)
England - Michael Ngoo – Tirana (2017–)
Equatorial Guinea - Kelvin Onosiughe – Turbina (2015){{Cref2|b NGA}}
Georgia - Ioseb Chakhvashvili – Korabi (2017–)
Germany - Vesel Limaj – Bylis (2017–)
Ghana - Francis Lamptey – Burreli (2017–)
Guinea - Mouss Bangoura – Pogradeci (2016–2017), Besëlidhja (2017–)
- Isaac Camara – Besa (2016–2017), Besëlidhja (2017–)
- Oumar Camara – Besa (2016), Besëlidhja (2017–)
- Sekou Camara – Besëlidhja (2016–2017)
- Cheikh Conte – Pogradeci (2016–2017), Besëlidhja (2017–)
- Olivier Doré – Besa (2016), Besëlidhja (2017–)
- Lancinet Sidibe – Besëlidhja (2016–2017)
Guinea-Bissau - Moisés – Gramshi (2012–2013)
Japan Kosovo - Flamur Bajrami – Tirana (2017–)
- Alban Dragusha – Besa (2012)
- Ruhan Foniqi – Tomori (2014)
- Allush Gavazaj – Bylis (2015)
- Pleurat Hajdini – Besa (2014)
- Rinor Humolli – Kamza (2013–2014)
- Albert Kaqiku – Dinamo (2013)
- Senad Mehmeti – Besa (2012)
- Arbnor Sefiu – Kamza (2013)
- Veton Shabani – Besa (2017–)
- Alban Tusuni – Besa (2011–2012)
Macedonia - Nedžat Dražanin – Bilisht (2008–2009), Pogradeci (2009–2012), Butrinti (2013)
- Ertan Hasan – Besëlidhja (2016)
- Altin Lloga – Kamza (2015)
- Vanche Manchevski – Elbasani (2010), Besa (2012)
- Nikola Tripunovski – Apolonia (2013)
- Perica Vasilevski – Apolonia (2013)
Montenegro - Enis Djokovic – Terbuni (2014)
- Vladan Giljen – Terbuni (2015), Kastrioti (2015)
- Simo Goranović – Ada (2014)
- Miroslav Kaluđerović – Terbuni (2014–2015)
- Vuk Kovačević – Ada (2014)
- Zenel Radaj – Burreli (2007–2011)
Nigeria - Sulaimon Adekunle – Apolonia (2013–2014)
- Abraham Alechenwu – Adriatiku (2014–2015), Kamza (2015–2016)
- Morrise Anayo – Apolonia (2013–2014)
- Sodiq Atanda – Apolonia (2013–2014, 2015)
- Christian Chukwuka – Bylis (2016–)
- Nifemi Dumoye – Kastrioti (2017–)
- Ifeanyi Edeh – Besa (2012), Gramshi (2013)
- Lukman Hussein – Burreli (2016–2017), Kastrioti (2017–)
- Odirah Ntephe – Bylis (2016–)
- Charles Ofoyen – Apolonia (2007–2008, 2010–2011), Bilisht (2008), Sopoti (2015)
- Chimezie Ogbejesi – Iliria (2017), Burreli (2017–)
- Ambrose Ohadero – Burreli (2007–2008, 2010–2011), Bilisht (2008–2009)
- Joseph Olatunji – Elbasani (2011–2012), Naftëtari (2013), Kamza (2013–2014)
- Chinonso Onuh – Burreli (2016–2017), Tomori (2017–)
- James Osusi – Laçi (2003–2004), Kastrioti (2008–2009), Gramshi (2009–2010), Burreli (2010–2011, 2012)
- Kehinde Owoeye – Kastrioti (2014, 2015)
- Gabriel Steven – Burreli (2013–2014), Terbuni (2014), Kastrioti (2015), Turbina (2015–2016)
- Felix Udoh – Partizani (2013), Kamza (2014), Adriatiku (2014–2015)
Paraguay - Wilfrido Gaona – Terbuni (2013)
Portugal - Carlos Djaló – Besëlidhja (2016)
- Alberto Seidi – Besëlidhja (2017)
Senegal - Maguitte Diop – Besëlidhja (2016)
Serbia - Kosta Bajić – Besëlidhja (2015–2016)
- Vilson Caković – Apolonia (2013–2014)
- Milan Djordjevic – Besëlidhja (2012, 2014–2016)
- Stefan Djordjević – Besëlidhja (2017–)
- Mario Gavrilović – Besëlidhja (2011)
- Miloš Jevđević – Apolonia (2010–2011), Kukësi (2011–2012), Terbuni (2011–2013)
- Dejan Lazarević – Apolonia (2015–2016)
- Aleksandar Milić – Besëlidhja (2011–2012, 2013), Luftëtari (2012)
- Vukadin Milunović – Bylis (2010), Kukësi (2011)
- Marko Rajković – Apolonia (2015–2016)
- Aleksandar Stojković – Besëlidhja (2011–2012), Lushnja (2012–2013), Luftëtari (2013–2014)
- Vojislav Trajković – Besëlidhja (2011–2012)
- Bojan Ušumović – Besëlidhja (2015)
South Korea - Jeong-Ho Kim – Ada (2015)
- Nak-Hyeon Choi – Ada (2015)
- Yong-jin Lee – Ada (2015)
- Sung-Ho Lim – Ada (2015)
Uganda - Tony Mawejje – Tirana (2017–)
- Yunus Sentamu – Tirana (2017–)
Zambia - January Zyambo – Besa (2012), Gramshi (2013)
References 4 : Albanian First Division players|Lists of expatriate association football players|Expatriate footballers in Albania|Association football player non-biographical articles |