List of Australian soccer players with dual nationality

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The following is a list of Australian soccer players with dual nationality. It includes both players who can trace their origins to a foreign country and those who have attained foreign nationality during their career, as well as players who hail from semi-autonomous regions within countries. See also Oriundo.

Contents 1 Albania 2 Argentina 3 Chile 4 Cote d'Ivoire 5 Croatia 6 England 7 France 8 Germany 9 Greece 10 Hungary 11 Republic of Ireland 12 Italy 13 Lebanon 14 Macedonia 15 Malta 16 Netherlands 17 New Zealand 18 Northern Ireland 19 Poland 20 Portugal 21 Samoa 22 Scotland 23 Serbia 24 Slovenia 25 Spain 26 Togo 27 Turkey 28 United States of America 29 Uruguay

[edit] Albania

Labinot Haliti

[edit] Argentina

Raul Blanco, Adrian Caceres

[edit] Chile

Rodrigo Vargas

[edit] Cote d'Ivoire

Bruce Djite

[edit] Croatia

Robert Bajic, Mark Bosnich, Mark Babic, Eddie Bosnar, Branko Buljevic, Steve Corica, Ante Čović, Jason Čulina, Eugene Galekovic, Luka Glavas, Steve Horvat, Mile Jedinak, Ante Jurić, Frank Jurić, Željko Kalac, Ante Kovacevic, Eddie Krncevic, Josip Magdic, Ljubo Milicevic, Ante Milicic, Jason Petkovic, Michael Petkovic, Tom Pondeljak, Tony Popović, Ralé Rasic, Mark Rudan, Ivo Rudic, Mimi Saric, Josip Skoko, Dario Vidosic, Mark Viduka, Billy Vojtek, Ruben Zadkovich, David Zdrilić, Robert Zabica, Ned Zelic

[edit] England

Francis Awaritefe, Harry Kewell, Jamie McMaster, Kevin Muscat, Robbie Slater

[edit] France

Michael Beauchamp

[edit] Germany

Mark Schwarzer

[edit] Greece

Stan Lazaridis, Lucas Pantelis, James Troisi, Michael Valkanis

[edit] Hungary

George Kulcsar

[edit] Republic of Ireland

Tim Cahill, Lucas Neill

[edit] Italy

John Aloisi, Ross Aloisi, Daniel Beltrame, Mark Bresciano, Simon Colosimo, Angelo Costanzo, Adam D'Apuzzo, Andrew Durante, Vince Grella, Patrick Kisnorbo, Jason Spagnuolo, Danny Tiatto, James Troisi, Max Vieri

[edit] Lebanon

Ahmad Elrich, Tarek Elrich

[edit] Macedonia

Spase Dilevski, David Micevski, Sasa Ognenovski, Naum Sekulovski, Mile Sterjovski, Aleks Vrteski

[edit] Malta

Kevin Muscat

[edit] Netherlands

Adam van Dommele

[edit] New Zealand

Archie Thompson

[edit] Northern Ireland

Lucas Neill

[edit] Poland

James Wesolowski

[edit] Portugal

Ivo de Jesus, Tony Faria

[edit] Samoa

Tim Cahill, Jerry Tapuala Unasa

[edit] Scotland

Jimmy Mackay, Craig Moore, Jimmy Rooney

[edit] Serbia

Milan Blagojevic, Bobby Despotovski, Milan Ivanović, Nik Mrdja, Danny Milosevic, Vuko Tomasevic, Danny Vukovic

[edit] Slovenia

Aurelio Vidmar, Tony Vidmar

[edit] Spain

Richard Garcia

[edit] Togo

Bruce Djite

[edit] Turkey

Tolgay Özbey, Ufuk Talay

[edit] United States of America

Bruce Djite

[edit] Uruguay

Alex Brosque