List of association football families of note
List of football (soccer) families of note. The countries are listed according to the national teams of the senior family member if the other family member played for a different country. If the senior members of the given member did not play international football, the family will be listed according to nationality (e.g., the Trézéguets).
- Families included on the list must have
- at least, one member of the family is capped by a national team on the senior level or an important person in the game of football (e.g., notable coaches, referees, club chairmen, etc.)
- a second member must be a professional player or capped by a national team on the U-17 level or above.
Afghanistan
Albania
Algeria
Argentina
- Guillermo Barros Schelotto, Gustavo Barros Schelotto (twin brother)
- Brown family – Jorge Brown, Alfredo Brown, Carlos Brown, Ernesto Brown, Eliseo Brown (brothers) Juan Domingo Brown (cousin)
- Guillermo Burdisso, Nicolás Burdisso (brother)
- Attilio Demaría, Félix Demaría (brother)
- Osvaldo Salvador Escudero, Damián Escudero (son), Sergio Ariel Escudero (nephew)
- Juan Evaristo, Mario Evaristo (brother)
- Pablo Guiñazú, Juan Guiñazú (brother)[2]
- Jorge Higuaín, Federico Higuaín (son), Gonzalo Higuaín (son)
- Claudio Husain, Darío Husaín (brother)
- Diego Klimowicz, Javier Klimowicz (brother)[note 1]
- Lionel Messi, Maxi Biancucchi, Emanuel Biancucchi (cousin)[3]
- Gabriel Milito, Diego Milito (brother)
- Diego Maradona, Hugo Maradona (brother), Diego Maradona Junior (son of Diego), Sergio Agüero (father of Diego's grandchild),[note 2] Jorge Maradona (nephew)[4]
- Mariano Pavone Gonzalo Pavone (brother), José Basanta (cousin)
- Jorge Solari, Santiago Solari,(nephew) Esteban Solari (nephew), Fernando Redondo is the son-in-law of Jorge Solari.
- Jorge Trezeguet, David Trezeguet (son)[note 3]
- Carlos Tévez, Miguel Tévez (brother)
- Ricardo Giusti, Óscar Ustari (son-in-law)
- Federico Vairo, Juan Vairo (brother)
- Juan Ramón Verón, Juan Sebastián Verón (son)
- Sergio Zanetti, Javier Zanetti (brother)
- Sergio Zárate, Ariel Silvio Zárate (brother), Rolando Zárate (brother), Mauro Zárate (brother)
Armenia
Australia
- John Aloisi, Ross Aloisi (brother)
- Eamonn Beamish, Jonny Beamish (Son) Mitch Beamish (Son)
- Eddy Bosnar, Milan Bosnar, Ivan Bosnar (all brothers)[5]
- Tim Cahill, Chris Cahill (brother)
- Aurelio Vidmar, Tony Vidmar (brother)
- Michael Petković, Jason Petković (brother)
- Stase Georgeff, James Georgeff (son)[6]
- Joel Griffiths, Adam Griffiths (twin brother), Ryan Griffiths (brother)
- Mark Viduka, Luka Modrić (cousin)
- Branko Čulina, Jason Čulina (son), Dean Čulina (son)
- Jordan Simpson, Tyler Simpson (twin brother)
Austria
- Rudi Flögel, Thomas Flögel (son)
- Werner Gregoritsch, Michael Gregoritsch (son)
- Josef Hickersberger, Thomas Hickersberger (son)
- Robert Ibertsberger, Andreas Ibertsberger (brother)
- Reinhard Kienast, Wolfgang Kienast (brother), Roman Kienast (nephew)
- Alfred Körner, Robert Körner (brother)
- Andreas Ogris, Ernst Ogris (brother)
- Christian Prosenik, Philipp Prosenik (son)
- Thomas Weissenberger, Markus Weissenberger (brother)
Azerbaijan
Belarus
Belgium
- Jos Daerden, Koen Daerden (son)
- Moussa Dembele, Ryan Sanusi (cousin)
- Eden Hazard, Thorgan Hazard (brother)
- Emilio Ferrera, Manu Ferrera (brother)
- Vincent Kompany, François Kompany (brother)[8]
- Roger Lukaku, Romelu Lukaku(son), Jordan Lukaku (son)
- Luc Millecamps, Marc Millecamps (brother)
- Émile Mpenza, Mbo Mpenza (brother)
- François van der Elst, Leo Van der Elst (brother)
- Erwin Vandenbergh, Kevin Vandenbergh (son)
- René Verheyen, Gert Verheyen (son)
- Hans Van Crombrugge, Hendrik Van Crombrugge, Marnix Van Crombrugge, Lieven Van Crombrugge, Joris Van Crombrugge (son)[9]
Bosnia
Bolivia
Brazil
- Rafael, Fábio (twin brother)
- Pelé, Edinho (son)
- Domingos da Guia, Ademir da Guia (son)
- Müller, Cocada (brother)
- José Alves "Zague", Zague (son)[note 4]
- Gerardo dos Santos, Éder dos Santos (son), Giovanni dos Santos (son), Jonathan dos Santos (son)[note 5]
- Sócrates, Raí (brother)
- Ronaldinho, Roberto de Assis Moreira (brother)
- Kaká, Digão (brother), Eduardo Delani (double first cousin)
- Dedê, Cacá, Leandro (brothers)
- Zico, Eduardo Antunes Coimbra (brother), Thiago Coimbra (son)
- Diego Maradona Petriaggi, Michel Platini Petriaggi, Rivelino Petriaggi (brother)[11]
- Ronaldo, Milene Domingues (ex-wife)[note 6]
- Leivinha, Lucas Pezzini Leiva (nephew)
- Zezé Moreira, Aymoré Moreira(brother), Ayrton Moreira (brother)
- Luisão, Alex Silva (brother)
- Túlio, Télvio (twin brother)
Bulgaria
Burundi
Burkina Faso
Cameroon
- Jean-Alain Boumsong, Yannick Boumsong (brother), David N'Gog (cousin)
- Samuel Eto'o, David Eto'o, Etienne Eto'o (brother)
- Samuel Ipoua, Guy Ipoua (brother)
- Joseph-Désiré Job, Marvin Matip (cousin), Joel Matip (cousin & brother of Marvin), Jean Matip (father of Marvin & Joel and Uncle of Joseph-Desire)[12]
- Idriss Carlos Kameni, Mathurin Kameni (brother)
- Emmanuel Kundé, Emmanuel Junior Kundé (son)[13]
- Thomas Libih, Thomas Libih Junior (son)[14]
- Stéphane Mbia, Franck Etoundi (brother)[15]
- Roger Milla, Marcel Mahouvé (son)
- Simon Moukoko, Mboule Moukoko (brother)
- Edouard Oum Ndeki, Jean-Paul Ndeki (brother)[16]
- Luc Ndjock, Larry Ndjock (brother)
- François Omam-Biyik, André Kana-Biyik (brother), Jean-Armel Kana-Biyik (son from André)[17]
- Rigobert Song, Alexandre Song Billong (cousin)
- Jacques Songo'o, Franck Songo'o, Yann Songo'o (son)[17]
- Julius Agbor Takang, Emmanuel Oben-Takang (brother)[18]
- Alphonse Tchami, Joel Tchami, Bertrand Tchami, Hervé Tchami (brother)
Canada
- Andrés Arango, Juan Arango (brother)
- Francesco Augustin, Ivan Augustin (brother)
- Garry Ayre, Keegan Ayre (son)
- Jim Baird, Iain Baird (son)
- Jason Baker, Jerome Baker (brother)
- André Belotte, Wyn Belotte (brother)
- Chris Bennett, Joshua Bennett (son)
- Alex Bunbury, Teal Bunbury (son)
- Angus Burke, Mike Burke (father)
- Joey Saputo, John Caputo (brother)
- Charlie Carey, Dean Cares (son)
- Rick Celebrini, Randy Celebrini (brother)
- Tony Chursky, Alex Chursky (son)
- Sean Colvin, Brett Colvin (brother)
- Chris Craveiro, Nico Craveiro (son)
- Cardin Davis, Myles Davis (brother)
- Julian de Guzman, Jonathan de Guzmán (brother)
- Marco De Luca, Pasquale De Luca (brother), Sergio De Luca (son from Marco & nephew of Pasquale)
- Bob DiLuca, Michele DiLuca (son)
- Ernie Edmunds, Mike Edmunds (son)
- Don Ferguson, Drew Ferguson (brother)
- Darren Fernandes, Daniel Fernandes, Elton Fernandes (brother)
- Carl Fletcher, Joe Fletcher (brother)
- John Ford, Leslie Ford (brother)
- George Forrest, Craig Forrest (son)
- Chris Franks, Mike Franks (brother)
- Brian Gant, Brayden Gant (son)
- Parnell Gourlay, John B. Gourlay (brother)
- Bill Harper, Marcus Harper (son)
- Albert Henderson, Brodie Henderson (son), Brennan Henderson (grandson)
- David Hoilett, Janeil Hoilett (brother)
- Lyndon Hooper, Charmaine Hooper (sister)
- Robert Huggins, Xander Huggins (Son)[19]
- Jordan Hughes, Tyler Hughes (brother)
- Dylan Hughes, Kevin Hughes (brother)
- Daniel Imhof, Dominic Imhof, Christoph Imhof (brother), Lars Imhof (cousin)
- Greg Ion, Gordie Ion (son)
- Frank Jonke, John Jonke (brother)
- Diaz Kambere, Kule Kambere (brother)
- John Kerr, Sr., John Kerr, Jr. (son)[note 8]
- Dennis Kindel, Steve Kindel (brother)
- Sam Lenarduzzi, Bob Lenarduzzi, Danny Lenarduzzi (brother)
- Dino Lopez, Alejandro Lopez (brother), Shane Lopez (son of Dino)
- Hector Marinaro, Rob Marinaro (brother), Hector Marinaro, Sr. (father)
- Pierre-Rudolph Mayard, Josué Mayard, Elkana Mayard (brother)
- Trevor McCallum, Gavin McCallum (son)
- Neil McEachern, Scott McEachern (son)
- Andrew McFarlane, Coleman McFarlane (brother)
- Greg McFarlane, Duncan McFarlane (son)
- Mitch McLean, Thomas McLean (son)
- Tom McMannus, John McMannus (son)
- Glenn McNamara, Konner McNamara (son)[20]
- Dave McQueen, Mark McQueen (brother)
- Philip Melo, Joey Melo (brother)
- Domenic Mobilio, Melissa Mobilio (daughter)
- Ashtone Morgan, Kareem Morgan (brother)
- Harry Mosher, Mike Mosher (son)
- Sandy Murray, Tristan Murray (son)
- Leo Nash, Martin Nash (son)[note 9]
- Issey Nakajima, Paris Nakajima-Farran (brother)
- Matthew O'Connor, Myles O'Connor (brother)
- Rosario Ongaro, Jordan Ongaro (son)
- Victor Oppong, Dominic Oppong (brother)[21]
- Ed Pereira, Michael Pereira (son)
- Brian Philley, Pat Philley (brother)
- Paul Peschisolido, Karren Brady (wife)
- Tony Quinn, Damian Quinn (son)
- Antonio Rago, Carmelo Junior Rago (brother), Carmelo Sr. Rago (father)
- Kevin Riley, Tom Riley (brother)
- Derek Rios, Matthew Rios (brother)
- Marco Ristich, Mike Risitich (brother)
- Carlos Rivas Godoy, Carlos Rivas (father)
- Dane-Michael Roberts, Dominic Roberts (brother)
- Robert Rosenlund, Tyler Rosenlund (brother)
- Isidro Sánchez, José Luis Sánchez Solá (father)[22]
- Didar Sandhu, Sahil Sandhu (brother)
- Chris Sarantopoulos, Peter Sarantopoulos (brother)
- Cameron Schmidt, Spencer Schmidt (brother), Sophie Schmidt (sister)
- Jeremy Shepherd, Paul Shepherd (brother)
- Keith Steele, Jack Steele (brother)
- Gogie Stewart, Chris Stewart, Vince Stewart (grandson from Gogie and brother from Chris)
- Mohamed Sylla, Abdoulaye Sylla (brother)
- Rhys Volkenant, Brayden Volkenant (brother)
- Igor Vrablic, John Vrablic (brother)
- Josh Wagenaar, Joël Wagenaar (brother)[23]
- Desmond Webster, Emil Henry Webster (brother)
- Colin Whitehead, Ken Whitehead (brother)
- Les Wilkinson, Neil Wilkinson (son)
Central African Republic
Chad
Chile
China
- Chi Shangbin, Chi Shangguo (brother), Chi Shangyi (brother)
- Gai Zengsheng, Gai Zengxian (brother), Gai Zengjun (brother), Gai Zengchen (brother), Gai Yang (Zengchen's son)
- Han Wenhai, Han Wenxia (sister)
- Jiang Jin, Jiang Hong (brother)
- Liu Chunming, Zong Lei (son-in-law)
- Peng Weiguo, Peng Weijun (brother)
- Sun Xiang, Sun Ji (twin brother)
- Wang Hongli, Wang Liang (son)
- Xu Tao, Xu Hong (brother)
- Zuo Shuqi, Zuo Shusheng (brother), Zuo Shufa (brother)
Colombia
Côte d'Ivoire
- Roger Boli, Basile Boli (brother), Yannick Boli (nephew)[26]
- Claude Gnakpa, Modeste Gnakpa (cousin)
- Arthur Gnohéré, Harlem Gnohéré (brother)[27]
- Michel Goba, Didier Drogba (nephew), Joël Drogba, Freddy Drogba (brothers of Didier), Olivier Tebily, Severin Drogba (cousin)[28]
- Steve Gohouri, Joël Damahou (cousin)[29]
- Salomon Kalou, Bonaventure Kalou (brother), Antoine Kalou (father), Kanga Akalé (cousin)[30]
- Guyan Kante, Adama Kante (brother)
- Abdul Kader Keïta, Fadel Keita (brother), Makan Kéïta (father)[31]
- Arouna Koné, Bakari Koné (brother), Karamoko Koné, Ibrahim Koné, Dablacus Koné (brother)[26]
- Antonin Koutouan, Louis Koutouan (brother)[26]
- Kolo Touré, Yaya Touré (brother), Ibrahim Touré (brother)
Croatia
- Zlatko Kranjčar, Niko Kranjčar (son)
- Robert Kovač, Niko Kovač (brother)[note 10]
- Dario Šimić, Josip Šimić (brother)
- Tomislav Marić, Marijo Marić (brother)
- Danijel Pranjić, Grgur Radoš, Mislav Radoš (Grgur and Mislav are twin brothers, and both are cousins of Pranjić)
- Dado Pršo Milan Pršo (cousin)
- Kujtim Shala, Andis Shala (son)
- Luka Vučko, Jurica Vučko (brother)
- Davor Šuker, Bernard Šuker (son), Damir Šuker (nephew)[32]
Czechoslovakia
Czech Republic
- Tomáš Rosický, Jiří Rosický (brother)
- Karel Jarolím, Lukáš Jarolím (son), David Jarolím (son), Marek Jarolím (cousin)
- Tomáš Došek, Lukáš Došek (twin brother)
- Miroslav Kadlec, Michal Kadlec (son)
- Alexander Novak, Patrik Novak (brother)
- René Twardzik, Dan Twardzik, Filip Twardzik, Patrik Twardzik (son)[33]
- Zdeněk Ščasný, Michal Ščasný (son), Pavlína Ščasná (daughter)
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Denmark
- Daniel Agger, Nicolaj Agger (cousin)
- Henrik Andersen, Kristoffer Andersen (son)
- Jan Bjur, Ole Bjur (brother)
- Allan Byriel Pedersen, Morten Byriel Pedersen (son)
- Magnus Fischer, Viktor Fischer (brother)[39]
- Thomas Gravesen, Peter Gravesen (brother)
- Michael Hemmingsen, Carsten Hemmingsen (brother)
- Lars Hermansen, Chris Hermansen (twin brother)
- Ken Ilsø, Tim Ilsø (brother), Kenneth Emil Petersen (cousin), Palle Petersen (father of Kennneth)
- Henrik Jensen, Mike Jensen (son)
- Niclas Jensen, Daniel Jensen (brother)
- Martin Johansen, Michael Johansen (twin brother)
- Martin Jørgensen, Mads Jørgensen (brother)
- Jonas Kamper, Andreas Kamper (brother)
- Kenneth Kastrup, Jimmy Kastrup (twin brother)
- Hasse Kuhn, Allan Kuhn (brother)
- Finn Laudrup, Brian Laudrup (son), Michael Laudrup (son), Mads Laudrup (grandson & Michael's son), Andreas Laudrup (grandson & Michael's son), Nicolai Laudrup (son of Brian, Nephew of Michael, Grandson of Finn and Cousin's of Andreas and Mads)
- Tommy Løvenkrands, Peter Løvenkrands (brother)
- Benny Nielsen, Morten Nielsen (son)
- Lars Olsen, Ricki Olsen (son)
- Thomas Poulsen, Christopher Poulsen (brother)
- Ole Qvist, Lasse Qvist (son)
- Marc Rieper, Mads Rieper (brother)
- Ebbe Sand, Peter Sand (twin brother)
- Peter Schmeichel, Kasper Schmeichel (son)
- John Sivebæk, Christian Sivebæk (son)
- Knud Stadsgaard (referee), Kris Stadsgaard (son)
- Ulrich Thychosen, Steen Thychosen (brother)
- Jonas Troest, Magnus Troest (brother)
East Germany
- Eckardt Alms, Gernot Alms (brother)
- Arthur Bialas, Franz Bialas (brother)
- Martin Busse, Niko Busse (son)
- Peter Ducke, Roland Ducke (brother)
- Detlef Enge, Sandy Enge (son)
- Rainer Ernst, Joachim Ernst (son)
- Werne Heine, Karsten Heine (son)
- Thomas Hoßmang, Martin Hoßmang (son)
- Heino Kleiminger, Ralf Kleiminger (son)
- Jan Köhler, Peter Köhler (brother)
- Lothar Kurbjuweit, Tobias Kurbjuweit (son)[40]
- Ulf Kirsten, Benjamin Kirsten (son)[41]
- Dieter Kurth, Fabian Kurth (son)[42]
- Jürgen Raab, Andy Raab (son)
- Klaus Sammer, Matthias Sammer (son)[43]
- Rüdiger Schnuphase, Toni Schnuphase (son)
- Rolf Steinmann, Rico Steinmann (son)
- Eberhard Vogel, Tino Vogel (son)
Egypt
El Salvador
England
- Eniola Aluko, Sone Aluko (brother) [note 12]
- Joe Bacuzzi Dave Bacuzzi (son)
- Roy Bailey(father), Gary Bailey
- Alan Ball, Sr.(father), Alan Ball, Jr.
- Charles Bambridge, Arthur Bambridge, Ernest Bambridge (all brothers)[note 13][44]
- Bobby Barnes, Giles Barnes (nephew)
- John Bond, Kevin Bond (son)
- Titus Bramble, Tesfaye Bramble (brother)
- Ken Brown, Kenny Brown (son)
- Wes Brown, Reece Brown (brother)
- Tom Callender, Jack Callender (brother)[note 14]
- Scott Carson, Grant Carson (brother)
- Mark Chamberlain, Neville Chamberlain (brother), Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (son of Mark)
- Allan Clarke, Frank James Clarke (brother), Wayne Clarke (brother), Derek Clarke (brother), Kelvin Clarke (brother)
- Brian Clough, Nigel Clough (son)
- Charles Clegg, William Clegg (brothers)[note 15]
- Ray Clemence, Stephen Clemence (son)
- Leslie Compton, Denis Compton (brother)
- Samuel Richard Davies, Carlo Davies (son)[note 16]
- Andy Dawson, Kevin Dawson(brother), Michael Dawson(brother)
- Jermain Defoe, Anthony Edgar (cousin)
- Iain Dowie, Natasha Dowie (niece)
- John Fashanu, Justin Fashanu (brother) Andre Fashanu (Nephew of John Fashanu and Nephew from Justin Fashanu)
- Rio Ferdinand, Anton Ferdinand (brothers), Les Ferdinand (cousin)
- Frank Forman, Fred Forman (brothers), Harry Linacre (nephew), all played for England
- Steven Gerrard, Anthony Gerrard (cousin)
- Bobby Gould, Jonathan Gould (son)
- Tony Hateley, Mark Hateley (son), Tom Hateley (son of Mark and grandson of Tony), Danielle Hill (granddaughter of Tony, niece of Mark and cousin of Tom)[45]
- Lee Hendrie, Paul Hendrie (father), John Hendrie (cousin)
- Hubert Heron, Francis Heron (brothers)
- Glenn Hoddle, Carl Hoddle (brothers)[46]
- Dean Holdsworth, David Holdsworth (twin brother)
- John Hollins, Chris Hollins(son), Dave Hollins (brother)
- Eric Houghton(great uncle), Chris Woods
- Charlie Hurst, Geoff Hurst(son)
- Phil Jagielka, Stephen Jagielka (brother)
- Frank Lampard, Sr., Frank Lampard (son), Jamie Redknapp (nephew), Harry Redknapp (brother-in-law)
- Dave Latchford, Peter Latchford (brother), Bob Latchford (brother)
- Aaron Lescott, Joleon Lescott (brother)
- Ray Mabbutt, Gary Mabbutt (son), Kevin Mabbutt (son)
- Alvin Martin, David Martin (son), Joe Martin (son)
- Steve McMahon, John McMahon (brother), Steve McMahon Jr (son)
- Don Megson, Gary Megson (son), Neil Megson (son)
- Jack Milburn, George Milburn (brother), Jim Milburn (brother), Stanley Milburn (brother), Bobby Charlton (England international) (nephew), Jack Charlton (England international) (nephew), Jackie Milburn (England international) (cousin)
- Gary Neville, Philip Neville (brother)
- Michael Owen, Terry Owen (father), Richie Partridge (brother in law)
- Mike Pejic, Mel Pejic (brother), Shaun Pejic (Shaun is Mel's son)
- Hubert Pearson, Harold Pearson (son) Harry Hibbs (nephew to Hubert, cousin to Harold)[note 17]
- William Rawson, Herbert Rawson (brother)[note 18]
- Cyrille Regis, Dave Regis (cousin), Jason Roberts (nephew)[47]
- David Rocastle, Craig Rocastle (cousin)
- Tony Rodwell, Jack Rodwell (nephew)
- Wayne Rooney, John Rooney (brother)
- Kenny Sansom, Dave Sansom (brother)[47]
- Les Sealey, Alan Sealey (uncle)
- Teddy Sheringham, Charlie Sheringham (son)
- Peter Shilton, Sam Shilton (son)
- Ron Springett, Peter Springett (brother)
- Roy Sproson, Phil Sproson (nephew)
- Rachel Stowell, Mike Stowell (husband)
- Simon Sturridge, Dean Sturridge (brothers), Daniel Sturridge (nephew of Simon and Dean)
- Mike Summerbee, Nicky Summerbee (son)
- John Willie Sutcliffe, Charles Sutcliffe (brother) [note 19]
- Chris Sutton, John Sutton (brother)
- Frank Swift, Fred Swift (brother)
- John Terry, Paul Terry (brother)
- Colin Todd, Andy Todd (son)
- Ian Walker, Mike Walker (father)
- Rod Wallace, Ray Wallace (twin brother), Danny Wallace (brother)
- Ray Wilkins, Dean Wilkins (brother), Graham Wilkins (brother) George Wilkins (father)
- Ian Wright, Bradley Wright-Phillips (son), Shaun Wright-Phillips (adopted son), Jermaine Wright (cousin)
- Luke Young, Neil Young (brother)
- The Allen Family (see below for details)
The Allen family tree
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Family tree of the Allen family football players.
All family members listed, except Ron, have played professional football.
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Equatorial Guinea
- Vicente Engonga Nguema, Vicente Engonga (son), Julio Engonga (son), Óscar Engonga (son), Rafael Engonga (son),[48] Igor Engonga (grandson, son of Óscar),[49][50] Joshua Engonga (grandson, son of Julio)[51]
- Norberto Balboa, Chiqui Balboa, Armando Balboa (brothers), Domènec Balmanya (Armando's brother-in-law), Javier Balboa (Norberto's grandson)[52]
- Benjamín Zarandona, Iván Zarandona (brothers)
- Juvenal Edjogo-Owono, Alberto Edjogo-Owono (brothers)
- Juan Epitié, Rubén Epitié (brothers)
- Chupe, Gregorio Salvador (brothers)
- Jacinto Elá, Ruslán Elá (brothers)
- Ruslán Obiang,[53] Perico Obiang (cousins)[54]
- Delfín Mosibe, Carlos Mosibe (cousins)
- Sergio Hinestrosa, Rubén Hinestrosa (cousins)
- Juan Mbela, Jerónimo Mabale (cousins)
Estonia
Faroe Islands
Finland
- Göran Enckelman, Peter Enckelman (son)
- Alexei Eremenko, Roman Eremenko (brother), Alexei Eremenko Sr. (father)
- Perparim Hetemaj, Mehmet Hetemaj (brother)
- Ari Hjelm, Jonne Hjelm (son)
- Atik Ismail, Pele Koljonen (son)
- Shefki Kuqi, Njazi Kuqi (brother)
- Olavi Litmanen, Jari Litmanen (son)
- Pekka Lyyski, Jani Lyyski (son)
- Sebastian Mannström, Patrick Byskata (cousin)
- Niklas Moisander, Henrik Moisander (twin brother)
- Matti Paatelainen, Mika-Matti Paatelainen (son), Mikko Paatelainen (son), Markus Paatelainen (son)
- Riku Riski, Roope Riski (brother)
- Daniel Sjölund, Annica Sjölund (sister)
- Tuomo Turunen, Teemu Turunen (brother)
- Vesa Vasara, Jussi Vasara (brother)
France
- Pierre Alonzo, Jerome Alonzo (son)
- Basile Boli, Roger Boli (brother), Yannick Boli (nephew)
- Jean-Alain Boumsong, Yannick Boumsong (brother), David N'Gog (cousin)
- Pierre Cahuzac, Yannick Cahuzac (grandson)
- Éric Cantona, Joel Cantona (brother), Sacha Opinel (nephew)
- Cédric Carrasso, Johann Carrasso (brother)
- Bruno Cheyrou, Benoît Cheyrou (brother)
- Stephane Dalmat, Wilfried Dalmat (brother)
- Jean Djorkaeff, Youri Djorkaeff (son), Micha Djorkaeff (son)
- André Frey, Raymond Frey (son), Sébastien Frey(grandson), Nicholas Frey (grandson)
- William Gallas, Ludovic Quistin (cousin)
- Benjamin Gavanon, Jeremy Gavanon (brother)
- André-Pierre Gignac, Yohan Mollo, Jacques Abardonado (cousin)
- Christian Gourcuff, Yoann Gourcuff (son)
- Lucien Laurent, Jean Laurent (brother)
- Florent Malouda, Lesly Malouda (brother)
- Steve Mandanda, Parfait Mandanda, Riffi Mandanda, Ever Mandanda (brother)
- Michel Platini, Laurent Platini (son)
- René Pleimelding, Pierre Pleimelding (son)
- Patrick Revelli, Hervé Revelli (brother)
- Franck Ribéry, François Ribéry (brother)[55]
- Patrice Rio, Roger Rio (father)
- Bacary Sagna, Ibrahima Sonko (cousin)[56]
- Franck Silvestre, Mikaël Silvestre (cousin)
- Adama Soumaré, Abdoulaye Soumaré, Elhadji Yaya Soumaré (brother)
- Henri Stambouli, Benjamin Stambouli (son)[57]
- Dame Traoré, Mody Traoré, Mamadou Traoré (brother)
- Lilian Thuram, Yoann Thuram (cousin)
- Pascal Vahirua, Marama Vahirua (cousin)
- Tony Vairelles, Diego Vairelles, Giovan Vairelles (brother), David Vairelles (cousin), Ludovic Vairelles (cousin)[58]
Gabon
Gambia
Greece
Georgia
- Shota Arveladze, Archil Arveladze (twin brothers), Revaz Arveladze (brother)
- Kakhaber Chkhetiani, Zviad Chkhetiani (brother)
- Gija Guruli, Alexander Guruli (son)
- Shota Kashia, Guram Kashia (brother)
- Nodar Khizanishvili, Zurab Khizanishvili (son)
- Shalva Khujadze, Irakli Khujadze (brother)
- Giorgi Kilasonia, Varlam Kilasonia (brother)
- Otar Korghalidze, Levan Korgalidze (son)
- Giorgi Kvakhadze, Aleksandr Kvakhadze (brother)
- Giorgi Lomaia, Davit Lomaia (brother)
- Makho Makharadze, Kakhaber Makharadze (son), Boris Makharadze (son)
- Merab Megreladze, Giorgi Megreladze (son)
- Georgi Modebadze, Irakli Modebadze (brother)
- Lasha Nozadze, Beka Nozadze (brother)
Germany
- Rainer Adrion, Benjamin Adrion (son)
- Klaus Allofs, Thomas Allofs (brother)
- Gerald Asamoah, Lewis Asamoah (brother), Emmanuel Asamoah (cousin)
- Francis Banecki, Nicole Banecki, Sylvie Banecki (Sister)
- Stefan Bell, Colin Bell (father)[60]
- Robert Bernard, Günter Bernard (son)
- Franz Beckenbauer, Stefan Beckenbauer (son)[43]
- Willi Bierofka, Daniel Bierofka (son)[41]
- Kevin-Prince Boateng, Jérôme Boateng (half brother), George Boateng (carnal brother of Jérôme and half brother of Kevin), Helmut Rahn (Great Uncle), Robert Kwabena Boateng (Uncle), Tony Boateng (Cousin)[61]
- Hans Bührer, Dennis Bührer (son)[41]
- Herbert Burdenski, Dieter Burdenski (son), Fabian Herbert Burdenski (son from Dieter and grandson of Herbert)[43]
- Bernd Cullmann, Carsten Cullmann (son)[41]
- Gert "Charly" Dörfel; Bernd Dörfel (brother)
- Ralf Falkenmayer, Benjamin Falkenmayer, Michael Falkenmayer (son)
- Franco Foda, Sandro Foda (son)[62]
- Karlheinz Förster, Bernd Förster (brother)
- Max Gauss, Harry Gauss (brother), Ryan Gauss (son of Harry)[63]
- Franz Gerber, Fabian Gerber (son)[41]
- Jürgen Glowacz, Manuel Glowacz, David Glowacz (son)[64]
- Fabian Götze, Mario Götze (brother)
- Stephan Groß, Pascal Groß (son)[65]
- Dietmar Hamann, Matthias Hamann (brother)
- Helmut Haller, Christian Hochstätter (nephew)
- Uwe Helmes, Patrick Helmes (son)[41]
- Uli Hoeneß, Dieter Hoeneß (brother), Sebastian Hoeneß (son of Dieter and nephew of Uli)[41]
- Bruno Hübner, Benjamin Hübner, Christopher Hübner, Florian Hübner (son)
- Mats Hummels, Jonas Hummels (brother)[66]
- Franz Islacker, Frank Islacker (son), Mandy Islacker (daughter)[67]
- Daniel Jungwirth, Florian Jungwirth (brother)
- Rolf Kahn, Oliver Kahn (son),[41] Axel Kahn (son of Rolf and brother from Oliver)[43]
- Jürgen Klopp, Marc Klopp (son)[68]
- Dietmar Kohler, Will Kohler (son)[69]
- Jupp Koitka, Kai Koitka (son)[41]
- Bernhard Klodt, Hans Klodt (brother)
- Oliver Kreuzer, Niklas Kreuzer (son)[62]
- Günter Kuntz, Stefan Kuntz (son)[43]
- Toni Kroos, Felix Kroos (brother)
- Jürgen Luginger, Matthias Luginger (son)
- Martin Max, Philipp Max (son)[70]
- Christoph Metzelder, Malte Metzelder (brother)
- Manuel Neuer, Marcel Neuer (brother)[71]
- Helmut Nerlinger, Christian Nerlinger (son)[43]
- Frank Ordenewitz, Marco Ordenewitz (son)[62]
- Mesut Özil, Mutlu Özil (brother)[72]
- Lukas Podolski, Marco Podolski (second cousin)[73]
- Josef Posipal, Peter Posipal (son)[43]
- Otto Rehhagel, Jens Rehhagel (son)[74]
- Alois Reinhardt, Dominik Reinhardt (son)[41]
- Hannes Riedl, Thomas Riedl (son)[41]
- Karl-Heinz Riedle, Alessandro Riedle (son)[62]
- Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Michael Rummenigge (brother), Marco Rummenigge (son of Michael & nephew from Karl-Heinz)[41]
- Jürgen Röber, Pascal Röber (son)
- Jörg Schmadtke, Nils Schmadtke (son)[62]
- Andreas Schmidt, Oliver Schmidt (twin brother)
- Helmut Schön, Erwin Schön (brother)[75]
- Manfred Schwabl, Markus Schwabl (son)[76]
- Bastian Schweinsteiger, Tobias Schweinsteiger (brother)
- Christoph Siefkes, Patrick Siefkes (brother)[77]
- Lukas Sinkiewicz, Michael Gardawski (cousin)[78]
- Hans Sturm, Ralf Sturm (son)[43]
- Henrik Titze, Sören Titze (brother), Thomas Titze (father)[79]
- Klaus Toppmöller, Heinz Toppmöller (brother), Dino Toppmöller (son of Klaus and nephew of Heinz), Marco Toppmöller (nephew of Klaus and son of Heinz)[41][43]
- Piotr Trochowski, Slavomir Trochowski, Arkadiusz Trochowski, Christoph Trochowski (brother)
- Miroslav Votava, Dennis Votava (son)
- Fritz Walter, Ottmar Walter (brother)
- Kevin Wittke, Ricky Wittke (brother)[80]
- Wolfgang Wolf, Patrick Wolf (son)[62]
- Pia Wunderlich, Tina Wunderlich (sister)
- Cacau, Vlademir (brother)
- Michael Zeyer, Andreas Zeyer (twin brother)
- Dieter Zorc, Michael Zorc (son)[43]
Ghana
- Stanley Aborah, Sr., Stanley Aborah, Jr. (son)
- Anthony Acquah, David Acquah (brother)[81]
- Gordon Addai, Jeffrey Addai, Prince Addai (brother)
- Ransford Addo, Eric Addo (brother)
- Isaac Asare, Nana Akwasi Asare (brother)
- Illiasu Shilla, Shilla Alhassan (brother)[82]
- Joetex Asamoah Frimpong, Eric Asamoah-Frimpong (brother)
- Abédi Pelé, Kwame Ayew, Sola Ayew (brother),[note 21] Andre Ayew, Abdul Rahim Ayew, Jordan Ayew (son of Abedi and nephew of Sola and Kwame), Imani Ayew (daughter of Abedi and nephew of Sola and Kwame), Maha Ayew (Abedi's Wife)
- Anthony Baffoe, Reinhold Yabo (Nephew)
- Nana Dartey Bediako, Edwin Bediako (brother)
- Yaw Donkor-Oppong, Kofi Schulz (cousin)[83]
- Richard Kingson, Laryea Kingston (brother)[note 22]
- Hans Kyei, Michael Kyei (brother)
- Eric Ofori Okyere, Daniel Ofori Okyere (brother)
- William Osei-Berkoe, Nana Oseï-Berkoe (son)[84]
- Abdullah Quaye, Lawrence Quaye (brother)
- Hans Sarpei, Edward Sarpei (brother)
- Illiasu Shilla, Abdul Shilla Alhassan (brother)
- Charles Takyi, Stephen Boachie (cousin)[85]
- Emmanuel Tetteh, Alexander Tettey, Patrik Tetteh (brother)
- Tony Yeboah, Samuel Yeboah (Nephew), Mike Osei (cousin)
- Isaac Vorsah, Sampson Cudjoe (cousin)[86]
- Wakaso Mubarak, Alhassan Wakaso (brother)[87]
- Ishmael Yartey, Ishaque Yartey (brother)[87]
Guadeloupe
- Martin St Hilaire, Keke St Hilaire (son)[81]
Guinea
Guyana
Honduras
Hong Kong
Hungary
Iceland
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Republic of Ireland
- Frank Brady Sr, Liam Brady (great nephew), Pat Brady (great nephew), Ray Brady (great nephew), Frank Brady Jr (great nephew)
- Jimmy Conway, John Conway (brother), Tom Conway (brother), Paul Conway (son)
- Tony Dunne, Pat Dunne (brother)
- Jimmy Dunne, Jimmy Dunne Jr. (son), Tommy Dunne (son), Christy Doyle (nephew)
- Patsy Gallacher, Kevin Gallacher (grandson)
- Stephen Hunt, Noel Hunt (brother)
- Robbie Keane, Jason Byrne (cousin)
- Alan Kelly, Sr., Alan Kelly, Jr. (son)
- Gary Kelly, Ian Harte (nephew)
- Con Martin, Mick Martin (son), Con Martin Jr. (son), Gerry Garvan (son-in-law), Owen Garvan (grandson)
- Shannon McDonnell, Mary Therese McDonnell (sister)
- Fran O'Brien, Leighton O'Brien (son), Ciaran O'Brien (son), Ray O'Brien (brother), Derek O'Brien (brother), Mark O'Brien (nephew)
- Kevin O'Flanagan, Mick O'Flanagan (brother), Charlie O'Flanagan (brother)
- David O'Leary, Pierce O'Leary (brother), Ryan O'Leary (nephew)
- Ronnie Whelan, Sr., Ronnie Whelan (son), Paul Whelan (son), Gavin Whelan (grandson)
- Alan Quinn, Stephen Quinn (brother), Keith Quinn (brother)
- Wayne Henderson, Dave Henderson(brother), Stephen Henderson (nephew)
Israel
- Itzhak Shum, Idan Shum (son)
- Aviram Baruchyan, Evyatar Bruchyan (brother)
- Tal Ben Haim, Tomer Ben Haim (father)
- Gadi Brumer, Alon Brumer (brother)
- Yaakov Buzaglo, Maor Buzaglo (son), Asi Buzaglo (son), Ohad Buzaglo(son), Almog Buzaglo (son)
- Avi Cohen, Tamir Cohen(son), Omer Peretz (nephew), Vicky Peretz (brother in law)
- Omer Damari, Nitzan Damari (brother)
- Nir Davidovich, Benjamin Davidovich (father)
- Baruch Dego, Messay Dego (brother)
- Shlomi Dora, Yossi Dora(brother), Roni Dora (uncle)
- Ravid Gazal, Albert Gazal (father)
- Eyal Golasa, Orel Golasa (brother)
- Beram Kayal, Luhav Kiyal (cousin)
- Guy Levy, Gavri Levy (father)
- Avi Luzon, Amos Luzon(brother), Itzik Luzon (brother), Guy Luzon (nephew), Ori Luzon (nephew), Idan Malichi (nephew)
- Haim Revivo, Shay Revivo (brother), David Revivo (brother)
- Shahar Simantov, Nadiv Simantov (brother)
- Sagi Strauss, Roberto Colautti (brother in law)
- Toto Tamuz, Clement Temile (father), Omonigho Temile (cousin), Frank Temile (cousin)
Italy
- Beniamino Abate, Ignazio Abate (son)
- Alessandro Altobelli, Mattia Altobelli (son)
- Carlo Arcari, Angelo Arcari, Pietro Arcari, Bruno Arcari (brothers)
- Angelo Badini, Emilio Badini, Cesare Badini, Augusto Badini (brothers)
- Roberto Baggio, Eddy Baggio (brother)
- Aldo Ballarin, Dino Ballarin, Sergio Ballarin (brothers)
- Elvio Banchero, Ettore Banchero (brother)
- Franco Baresi, Giuseppe Baresi (brother)
- Teresio Bercellino, Giancarlo Bercellino (son), Silvino Bercellino (son)
- Augusto Bergamino, Giacomo Bergamino (brother)
- Giacomo Blason, Ivano Blason (brother)
- Giampiero Boniperti, Filippo Boniperti (grandson)
- Ernesto Borel, Aldo Borel (son), Felice Borel (son)
- Marco Borriello, Fabio Borriello (brother)
- Piero Bortoletto, Raoul Bortoletto (brother)
- Matteo Brighi, Marco Brighi (brother)
- Lorenzo Buffon, Gianluigi Buffon (first cousin, twice removed)
- Federico Busini, Antonio Busini (brother)
- Giancarlo Cadè, Giuseppe Cadè (brother)
- Fabio Cannavaro, Paolo Cannavaro (brother)
- Giovanni Capra, Carlo Capra (brother)
- Pietro Capra, Egidio Capra (brother)
- Enrico Carzino, Ercole Carzino (brother)
- Celestino Celio, Gastone Celio (brother)
- Aldo Cevenini, Mario Cevenini (brother), Luigi Cevenini (brother), Cesare Cevenini (brother), Carlo Cevenini (brother)
- Bruno Conti, Daniele Conti (son)
- Dario Gasparotto, Luca Gasparotto (Son), Michelle Gasparotto (mother of Luca & Wife of Dario)[19]
- Gennaro Gattuso, Cataldo Cozza, Domenico Cozza (brother from Cataldo & Cousin's from Gennaro)[88]
- Guglielmo Cudicini, Fabio Cudicini (son), Carlo Cudicini (grandson)
- Attilio Demaría, Félix Demaría (brother)
- Giacomo Ferri, Riccardo Ferri (brother)
- Ricardo Alberto Frione, Francisco Frione (brother)
- Giovanni Galli, Niccolò Galli (son)
- Filippo Inzaghi, Simone Inzaghi (brother)
- Spartaco Landini, Fausto Landini (brother)
- Gianluca Loseto, Fabio Loseto (cousin)[89]
- Cristiano Lucarelli, Alessandro Lucarelli (brother)
- Luigi Maldera, Attilio Maldera, Aldo Maldera (brothers)
- Cesare Maldini, Paolo Maldini (son)[note 25]
- Roberto Mancini, Filippo Mancini (son)
- Andrea Mandorlini, Davide Mandorlini (son), Matteo Mandorlini (son)
- Luciano Marangon, Fabio Marangon (brother)
- Giuseppe Materazzi, Marco Materazzi (son)
- Valentino Mazzola, Sandro Mazzola (son)
- Mario Menti, Umberto Menti (brother), Romeo Menti (brother), Luigi Menti (son)
- Bruno Nicolè, Alessio Nicolè (brother)
- Francesco Oddo, Massimo Oddo (son)
- Giuseppe Savoldi, Gianluigi Savoldi (brother), Gianluca Savoldi (son)
- Enrico Spinosi, Luciano Spinosi (brother)
- Massimiliano Tacchinardi, Alessio Tacchinardi (brother)
- Thiago Alcântara, Rafinha (brother), Mazinho (father)
- Roberto Vieri, Christian Vieri (son), Max Vieri (son)[note 26]
- Antonio Vojak, Oliviero Vojak (brother)
- Cristian Zenoni, Damiano Zenoni (twin brother)
- Gianfranco Zigoni, Gianmarco Zigoni (son)
Japan
Kazakhstan
Kenya
- Mike Okoth Origi, Gerald Origi, Anthony Origi, Austin Oduor Origi (brother), Arnold Origi Otieno (Son from Austin Oduor Oirigi & Nephew of Gerald, Mike Okoth and Anthony), Divock Origi (son of Michael)[90]
Kosovo
Kyrgyzstan
- Alexander Otto, Wladimir Otto (brother)
- Alexander Roth, Vitalij Roth (brother)
Lebanon
Liberia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
- David Castellani, Fabiano Castellani (cousin)
Malaysia
Mali
Malta
Mexico
- Tomás Balcázar, Javier Hernández (son-in-law), Javier Hernández (son of Javier and grandson of Tomás)
- Duilio Davino, Flavio Davino (brother)
- Antonio de Nigris, Aldo de Nigris (brother)
- José Ventolrá, Martí Ventolrà (father) [note 27]
- Carlos Vela, Alejandro Vela (brother)
- Ramon Morales, Carlos Adrian Morales (brother)
- Giovani dos Santos, Jonathan dos Santos Éder dos Santos (brother), Zizinho (father)
- Marco Antonio Palacios, Alejandro Palacios (twin brother)
- Pavel Pardo, Juary Pardo (brother)
- Omar Rodriguez, Johan Rodriguez (brother)
- Manuel Rosas, Felipe Rosas (brother)
- Zague, José Alves "Zague" (father)
- José Luis Sánchez Solá, Isidro Sánchez (son)[22]
- Nery Castillo Confalonieri, Nery Castillo Sr. (father)
Montenegro
Morocco
- Mohamed Azaouagh, Mimoun Azaouagh (son), Aziz Azaouagh (son of Mohamed & brother from Mimoun)[93]
- Mustapha Hadji, Youssouf Hadji, Brahim Hadji (brother), Samir Hadji (son of Mustapha)
- Abdelkrim Merry Krimau, Mustafa Merry (brother)
- Abderrazak Sakim, Reda Sakim (brother)
- Hassan Souari, Youssef Souari (brother)
- Mohammed Berrabeh, Abdelmoulla Berrabeh (brother)
- Allal Ben Kassou, Mounir Ben Kassou (son), Fayçal Ben Kassou (son)
- Abdellatif Fellaini, Marouane Fellaini (son)
- Khalid Sinouh, Adam Maher (Sinouh married Maher's aunt)
Namibia
Netherlands
- Luuk Balkestein, Pim Balkestein (son)
- Han Berger, Ruud Berger (son)
- Frank Berghuis, Steven Berghuis(son)
- Dennis Bergkamp, Roland Bergkamp (nephew)
- Danny Blind, Daley Blind (son)
- Frank de Boer, Ronald de Boer (twin brother)
- Peter Bosz, Sonny Bosz (son)[94]
- Martin Breuer, Michel Breuer (son)
- Jeffrey Bruma, Marciano Bruma (brother), Kyle Ebecilio (cousin)
- Jaap Bulder, Evert Bulder (brother)
- Yuri Cornelisse, Tim Cornelisse (brother)
- Johan Cruijff, Jordi Cruijff (son), Jesús Angoy (former son-in-law),
- Edgar Davids, Lorenzo Davids, Royston Drenthe (nephew), Giovanni Drenthe (cousin of Royston Drenthe)
- Jan van Dijk, Dominique van Dijk, Gregoor van Dijk (son)
- Jeroen Drost, Henrico Drost (twin brother)
- Errol Emanuelson, Urby Emanuelson (son)
- Ton van Engelen, Yvo van Engelen (son)
- Purrel Fränkel, Ray Fränkel (brother)
- Boudewijn de Geer, Mike de Geer (son)
- Edwin Godee, Joey Godee (son)
- Edwin Gorter, Donny Gorter (son)
- Arends Greuter, Tjeerd Greuter, Frank Greuter, Dennis Greuter (son)[95]
- Winnie Haatrecht, Jerry Haatrecht (brother)
- Willem van Hanegem, Gert van Hanegem (son)
- Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Carlos Hasselbaink (brother), Nigel Hasselbaink (nephew), Marvin Hasselbiank (cousin of Nigel), Mitchell Pique (cousin/nephew of Nigel)[96]
- Dido Havenaar, Mike Havenaar (son)
- Ruud Hesp, Danny Hesp (brother)
- Laurens ten Heuvel, Arturo ten Heuvel (brother)
- Willy Janssen, Tim Janssen (son)
- Collins John, Paddy John, Ola John (brother)[97]
- Jerry de Jong, Nigel de Jong (son)
- Siem de Jong, Luuk de Jong (brother)
- Willy van de Kerkhof, René van de Kerkhof (twin brother of Willy), André Ooijer (son-in-law of Willy)
- Boelie Kessler, Dolf Kessler (brother of Boelie), Tonny Kessler (cousin of Boelie), Dé Kessler (cousin of Boelie)
- Wim Kieft, Robbin Kieft (son)
- Martin Koeman, Erwin Koeman (son), Ronald Koeman (son)
- Hans Kraay, Hans Kraay, Jr. (son)
- Gert Kruys, Rick Kruys (son)
- Sigi Lens, Jeremain Lens (nephew)
- Bob Maaskant, Robert Maaskant (son)
- Bert van Marwijk, Mark van Bommel (son-in-law)
- Gerrie Mühren, Arnold Mühren (brother), Robert Mühren (nephew of Gerrie and Arnold)
- Jan Mulder, Youri Mulder (son)
- Dennis de Nooijer, Gérard de Nooijer (twin brother)
- Edwin Olde Riekerink, Jan Olde Riekerink (brothers)
- Patrick Paauwe, Cees Paauwe (brother)
- Eddy Pasveer, Remko Pasveer (son)
- Ton Pattinama, Edinho Pattinama (son of Ton), Jordao Pattinama (son of Ton)
- Herman Rijkaard, Frank Rijkaard (son)
- Marco Roelofsen, Richard Roelofsen (cousin)
- Edwin van der Sar, Danny Guijt (cousin), Kees Guyt (Edwins uncle)
- Clarence Seedorf, Chedric Seedorf (brother of Clarence), Jurgen Seedorf (brother of Clarence), Rhamlee Seedorf (brother of Clarence), Johan Seedorf (father of Clarence) Stefano Seedorf (cousin of Clarence), Regilio Seedorf (nephew of Clarence and Chedric) .
- Wesley Sneijder, Jeffrey Sneijder (brother), Rodney Sneijder (brother)
- Christian Supusepa, Rafael Supusepa (brother)[98]
- Jan Thalén, Koert Thalén (son)[99]
- Pier Tol, Nick Tol (son), Michael Tol (son), Kees Tol (nephew of Pier)
- John van Dalen, Roy van Dalen (brother)[23]
- Lukas van den Bergh, Johannes van den Bergh (brother)
- John Veldman, Elfried Veldman (brother)
- Pim Verbeek, Robert Verbeek (brother)
- Theo Vonk, Michel Vonk (son)
- Gerard Wielaert, Rob Wielaert (son of Gerard), Joris Mathijsen (nephew of Gerard)
- Georginio Wijnaldum, Giliano Wijnaldum (brother), Rajiv van La Parra (half-brother of Georginio and Giliano)
- Richard Witschge, Rob Witschge (brother)
- Boudewijn Zenden, John Heitinga (brother-in-law)
- Berry Zwikker, Björn Zwikker (son), Wim Zwikker (brother of Bjorn & Son of Berry)[100]
Netherlands Antilles
New Zealand
- Ken Armstrong, Ron Armstrong (son), Brian Armstrong (son), Bridgette Armstrong (granddaughter, daughter of Ron)[101]
- Dave Bright, Kris Bright (son)
- Clive Campbell, Jeff Campbell (son)[102]
- Sara Clapham, Aaron Clapham (brother)[103]
- Barbara Cox (footballer), Michele Cox (daughter), Tara Cox (daughter)[104]
- Kevin Fallon, Rory Fallon (son)[105]
- Bert Ormond, Willie Ormond (brother), Iain Ormond (son), Duncan Ormond (son), Vicki Ormond (granddaughter, daughter of Duncan)[106][107]
- Shane Rufer, Wynton Rufer (brother), Caleb Rufer (son of Wynton), Jonathan Rufer (son of Wynton)[62]
- Vic Smith, Gordon Smith (brother), Roger Smith (brother), Ryan Nelsen (grandson of another brother, Bob Smith)[108]
- Yvonne Vale, Jordan Vale (son)[109]
- Frank van Hattum, Grazia MacIntosh (sister), Marie-Jose Cooper (sister)[110]
- Chelsey Wood, Chris Wood (brother)[111]
Nigeria
- Ade Adeniran, Moses Adeniran,[112] Sammy Adeniran (son)[113]
- Eniola Aluko, Sone Aluko (brother)
- Tijani Babangida, Ibrahim Babangida, Haruna Babangida (brother)
- Celestine Babayaro, Emmanuel Babayaro (brother)
- Andrea Cossu, Riccardo Cossu (brother)
- Dickson Etuhu, Kelvin Etuhu (brother)
- Nwankwo Kanu, Christopher Kanu (brother), Henry Nwosu Kanu, Anderson "Anders" Gabolalmo Kanu (stepbrother)[114]
- Moses Kpakor, Kelvin Kpakor (son)[115]
- Obafemi Martins, Oladipupo Olarotini Martins, John Ronan Martins (brother)[116]
- Dickson Nwakaeme, Anthony Nwakaeme (brother)
- Christian Obodo, Kenneth Obodo (brother)
- Ogbonnaya Okemmiri, Ikechukwu Okemmiri, Anthony Okemmiri (brother)[117]
- Sunday Oliseh, Churchill Oliseh (brother), Egutu Oliseh (brother), Azubuike Oliseh (brother), Sekou Oliseh (nephew)
- Deniran Ortega, Victor Deniran (brother)
- Ike Shorunmu, Kayode Irekperu (brother)[118]
- Efe Sodje, Sam Sodje (brother), Akpo Sodje (brother), Onome Sodje (cousin)
- Kalu Uche, Ikechukwu Uche (brother)
- Lawrence Wabara, Reece Wabara (grandson), Mark Walters, Pele Reid (son in law of Lawrence and Uncle from Reece)[119]
- Joseph Yobo, Albert Yobo (brother)
Northern Cyprus
- Gökhan Belet, Cengiz Belet (brother)[120]
Northern Ireland
- Billy Scott, Elisha Scott(brother)
- Jim Feeney, Warren Feeney (son), Warren Feeney (grandson}
- Jackie Blanchflower, Danny Blanchflower (brother)
- Mike Duff, Shane Duff (brother)
- Pat Jennings, Pat Jennings Jr. (son)
- Dean Shiels, Kenny Shiels (father),[121] Oran Kearney (brother-in-law)[122]
- Jeff Whitley, Jim Whitley (brother)
- Jonny Evans, Corry Evans (brother)
Norway
- Harald Berg, Ørjan Berg (son), Runar Berg (son), Arild Berg (son)
- Nils Arne Eggen, Knut Thorbjørn Eggen (son)
- Kai Erik Herlovsen, Isabell Herlovsen (daughter)
- Odd Iversen, Steffen Iversen (son)
- Jørn Jamtfall, Michael Kleppe Jamtfall (son)
- Svein Mathisen, Jesper Mathisen (son)
- Gunnar Thoresen, Hallvar Thoresen (son)
- Jostein Flo (brother), , Tore André Flo (brother), Jarle Flo (brother), Håvard Flo (cousin)
- Kristofer Hæstad, Morten Hæstad (brother)
- John Arne Riise, Bjørn Helge Riise (brother)
- Erik Hagen, Rune Hagen (twin brother)
- Andreas Hauger, Henning Hauger (brother)
- Thomas Holm, Daniel Fredheim Holm (brother)
- Pål Jacobsen, Tom Jacobsen (brother)
- Espen Johnsen, Marius Johnsen (brother)
- Lene Storløkken, Hege Storløkken (sister)[123]
- Tore Reginiussen, Christian Reginiussen, Mads Reginiussen (brother)
- Thomas Wæhler, Kjetil Wæhler (brother)
- Knut Walde, Arve Walde (brother)
- Morten Gamst Pedersen, Ernst Pedersen (father)
- Alexander Tettey, Emmanuel Tetteh, Patrik Tetteh (brother)
- Anders Giske, Madeleine Giske (daughter)
- Bent Skammelsrud, Marita Skammelsrud Lund (niece)
- Trine Bjerke Rønning, Kristin Blystad Bjerke (wife),[124] Thomas Rønning (brother)
Panama
Paraguay
Philippines
Poland
- Piotr Brożek, Paweł Brożek (twin brother)
- Jerzy Brzęczek Jakub Błaszczykowski (nephew)
- Józef Kloze, Miroslav Klose (son)[note 28]
- Boris Leschinski, Patrick Leschinski, Stefan Leschinski (brother)
- Piotr Mowlik Mariusz Mowlik (son)
- Waldemar Podolski, Lukas Podolski (son), Marco Podolski (nephew of Waldemar and cousin of Lukas)
- Bernard Siebert, Mateusz Siebert (son)
- Lukas Sinkiewicz, Michael Gardawski (brother)[126]
- Włodzimierz Smolarek Ebi Smolarek (son)
- Maciej Szczęsny Wojciech Szczęsny (son)
- Antoni Szymanowski Henryk Szymanowski (brother)
- Tomasz Wałdoch, Kamil Wałdoch (son)
- Teodor Wieczorek Henryk Wieczorek (son)
- Włodzimierz Smolarek Euzebiusz Smolarek (son)
- Jerzy Wilim Jan Wilim (brother)
- Ryszard Wyrobek Jerzy Wyrobek (son)
- Marcin Żewłakow, Michał Żewłakow (twin brother)
Portugal
- José Águas, Rui Águas (son), Raul Águas (nephew)
- Bruno Alves, Geraldo Alves (brother), Júlio Alves (brother), Washington Alves (father)
- Matateu, Vicente Lucas (brother)
- Kuyangana Makukula, Ariza Makukula (son)
- Carlos Martins, João Martins (brother)
- Félix Mourinho, José Mourinho (son)
- Nelson Moutinho, João Moutinho (son)
- Joaquim Pereirinha, Bruno Pereirinha (son)
- Fernando Peyroteo, José Couceiro (grandnephew)
- João Vieira Pinto, Tiago Pinto (son)
- Maniche, Jorge Ribeiro (brother)
- Francisco Stromp, António Stromp (brother), José Stromp (brother)
- António Veloso, Miguel Veloso (son)
- José Luís Vidigal, Toni Vidigal (brother), Jorge Filipe Vidigal (brother),[127] Lito Vidigal (brother), Beto Vidigal (brother)
- Manuel Fernandes, Gelson Fernandes (cousin)
Romania
- Patriţiu Abrudan, Octavian Abrudan (son)
- Călin Albuţ, Bogdan Lobonţ (brother-in-law)
- Alexandru Andrási, Iuliu Andrási (brother)
- Gheorghe Axinia I, Florin Axinia II (brother)
- Eduardo Badescu, Aaron Badescu (son)[128]
- Ilie Balaci, Eugen Trică (husband of Ilie's grandchild)
- Dan Balauru, Dragoş Balauru (brother)
- Paul Batin, Cristian Bud (cousin)
- Gheorghe Băcuţ, Ladislau Băcuţ (brother)
- Ilie Bărbulescu, Andrei Bărbulescu (son)
- Cristea Boldici, Gabriel Boldici (brother)
- Ioan Bordeanu, Valeriu Bordeanu, Alin Bordeanu (sons)
- Iuliu Borbil I, Alexandru Borbil II (brother)
- Claudiu Bozeşan I, Laurenţiu Bozeşan II (brother)
- Constantin Brătianu-(GK), Vasile Brătianu (brother)
- Petre Buduru, Dennis Şerban (husband of Petre's grandchild)
- Romulus Buia, Darius Buia (son)
- Laurenţiu Buş, Sergiu Buş (brother)
- Paul Cazan, Lucian Cazan (son)
- Constantin Cârstea, Gabriel Cârstea (son)
- Florin Cernat, Sandu Cernat (brother)
- Sorin Cigan, Cristian Cigan (son)
- Mădălin Ciucă, Silvian Ciucă (brother)
- Ionel Chebac (uncle), Cristian Sârghi (nephew)
- Teodor Chiacu, Hristu Chiacu (brother)
- Romulus Chihaia, Octavian Chihaia (son)
- Tudor Chiroiu, Vasile Chiroiu (cousin)
- Mircea Chivu, Cristian Chivu (son)
- Remus Cîmpeanu (uncle), Septimiu Cîmpeanu (nephew)
- Duce Coe, Dan Coe (son)
- Florin Costea, Mihai Costea (brother)
- Arcadie Crâsnic I, Eugen Crâsnic II (brother)
- Florin Croitoru, Marius Croitoru (brother)
- Tiberiu Csik I, Levente Csik II (brother)
- Iosif Damaschin, Marian Damaschin (cousin)
- Ionel Dănciulescu, Marius Cheregi (brother-in-law)
- Emeric Dembrovszki, Ottó Dembrovszki (cousin)
- Marian Dedu, Petrişor Dedu (brother)
- Silvian Dobre, Leonard Dobre (son)
- Mircea Dridea, Virgil Dridea (brother)
- Toma Dumitriu I, Emil Dumitriu II, Dumitru Dumitriu III, Constantin Dumitriu IV (brothers)
- Radu Fabian I, Iosif Fabian II (brother)
- Vasile Felecan I, Teodor Felecan II, Iacob Felecan III (brothers)
- Ionel Ganea, Dorel Ganea (brother)
- Cătălin Găman, Irinel Găman, Valerică Găman (brothers)
- Liviu Goian, Daniel Goian, Dorin Goian, Lucian Goian (brothers)
- Gheorghe Hagi, Gheorghe Popescu (brother-in-law), Sebastian Mladen (nephew of Gheorghe Popescu)
- Cătălin Hăisan, Cristian Hăisan (son)
- Adorian Himcinschi, Fabian Himcinschi (son)
- Leonte Ianovschi, Mihai Ianovschi (son of Leonte and father of Mihăiţă), Mihăiţă Ianovschi (son of Mihai and grandson of Leonte)
- Adrian Ilie, Sabin Ilie (brother)
- Ioan Ilie, Florin Ionuţ Ilie (son)
- Viorel Ion, Ilie Stan (brother-in-law), Daniel Ilie Stan (son of Daniel and nephew of Viorel)
- Anghel Iordănescu, Eduard Iordănescu (son)
- Mircea Irimescu, Paul Irimescu (son)
- Vasile Jula, Gabriel Jula (brother)
- Nicolae Kovacs, Stefan Kovacs (brother)
- Iosif Kun, Attila Kun (brother)
- Marcel Lăzăreanu, Filip Lăzăreanu (son)
- Mircea Lucescu, Răzvan Lucescu (son)
- Nicolae Lupescu, Ioan Lupescu (son)
- Silviu Lung-(GK), Tiberiu Lung-(GK), Silviu Lung Jr.-(GK) (sons)
- Ovidiu Marc, Andrei Marc (son)
- Aurelian Marinescu, Andrei Daniel Marinescu (son)
- Tiberiu Medrea I, Mircea Medrea II, Olimpiu Medrea III (brothers)
- Geza Medve I, Iosif Medve II, Ladislau Medve III (brothers)
- Darius Miclea, Romulus Miclea (brother)
- Daniel Minea I, Iulian Minea II (brother)
- Ion Motroc, Florin Motroc (son)
- Liviu Mihai sr, Liviu Mihai jr (son)
- Cicerone Mihail, Marian Mihail (son), Tudorel Stoica (husband of Cicerone's grandchild and brother-in-law with Marian), Alin Stoica (son of Tudorel, nephew of Mihail and grandson of Cicerone)
- Anton Munteanu, Dumitru Munteanu (twin brother)
- Cristian Munteanu, George Curcă (cousin)
- Gheorghe Mulţescu, Cătălin Mulţescu-(GK) (son)
- Emil Mureşan I, Ion Mureşan II (brother)
- Aurel Nalaţi, Adrian Nalaţi (son)
- Nicu Năstăsie, Ionuţ Năstăsie (son)
- Eugen Neagoe, Victor Piţurcă (cousin), Alexandru Piţurcă (son)
- Robert Neagoe, Andrei Neagoe (brother)
- Necula Răducanu-(GK), Cătălin Necula (son)
- Mircea Neşu, Mihai Neşu (son of Mircea and uncle of Nikos), Nikos Barboudis (nephew of Mihai and grandson of Mircea)
- Claudiu Niculescu, Cristian Niculescu (brother)
- Spiridon Niculescu, Gheorghe Niculescu (brothers), Vladimir Niculescu (son of Gheorghe and nephew of Spiridon)
- Costică Nunweiller I, Dumitru Nunweiller II, Ion Nunweiller III, Lică Nunweiller IV, Victor Nunweiller V, Radu Nunweiller VI, Eduard Nunweiller VII (brothers)
- Gheorghe Ola, Petre Gigiu (son)
- Costel Orac (uncle), Daniel Orac (nephew)
- Ion Papuc, Ion Geolgău (husband of Ion's grandchild)
- Costel Pană III, Marian Pană (brother)
- Eugen Pârvulescu, Paul Pârvulescu (son)
- George Pena, Marius Pena (son)
- Marcel Pigulea, Adrian Pigulea (son)
- Constantin Pistol (uncle), Marius Pistol, Victor Pistol (brother of Marius and nephew of Constantin)
- Vasile Popa, Alin Popa (son)
- Constantin Prepeliţă, Andrei Prepeliţă (son)
- Daniel Prodan, Ciprian Prodan (brother)
- Constantin Radu I, Marin Radu II, Nicolae Radu III (brothers)
- Dumitru Romilă I, Mihai Romilă II (brother)
- Iosif Rotariu, Ilie Rotariu (twin brother)
- Lajos Sătmăreanu, Alexandru Sătmăreanu (brother)
- Lucian Sânmărtean, Dinu Sânmărtean (brother)
- Silviu Sepi I, Graţian Sepi II (brother)
- Niculae Stanciu, Daniel Pancu (brother-in-law)
- Tiberiu Selymes, Tibor Selymes (son)
- Ionel Solomon, Costel Solomon (brother)
- Marius Stan, Marius Bocăneală (brother-in-law)
- Marius Şumudică, Bogdan Andone (brother-in-law)
- Nicolae Tătaru, Gheorghe Tătaru (brother), Vasile Iordache (brother-in-law with Gheorghe Tătaru)
- Grigorie Tudor, Marius Sava (brother)
- Cornel Ţălnar (uncle), Gheorghe Grozav (cousin of Ioan and nephew of Cornel), Ioan Grozav (cousin of Gheorghe and nephew of Cornel)
- Marius Ţucudean, George Ţucudean (son)
- Gheorghe Vaczi I, Gheorghe Vaczi II (son)
- Ioan Varga, Dacian Varga (son)
- Colea Vâlcov, Petea Vâlcov, Volodea Vâlcov (brothers)
- Rudolf Wetzer I, Ştefan Wetzer II, Ioan Wetzer III (brothers)
- Francisc Zavoda, Vasile Zavoda (brother)
Russia
- Beslan Adzhindzhal, Ruslan Adzhindzhal (twin brother)
- / Dmitri Alenichev, / Andrei Alenichev (brother)
- Aleksei Berezutskiy, Vasili Berezutskiy (twin brother)
- Vladimir Beschastnykh, Mikhail Beschastnykh (twin brother)
- Rinat Bilyaletdinov, Diniyar Bilyaletdinov (son)
- Vladimir But, Vitali But (brother)
- / Vasily Butusov, Mikhail Butusov (brother)
- Gela Dzagoyev, Alan Dzagoev (brother)
- Vladimir Gabulov, Georgy Gabulov (brother)
- / Valery Gazzaev, / Yuri Gazzaev (cousin)
- Sergey Vladimirovich Grishin, Sergei Grishin (son)
- Aleksandr Kerzhakov, Mikhail Kerzhakov (brother)
- Dmitry Kharine, Mikhail Kharin (brother)
- Dmitri Khokhlov, Igor Khokhlov (son)
- / Sergei Kiriakov, / Yegor Kiryakov (brother)
- Alan Kusov, Artur Kusov (brother)
- Sergei Nekrasov, Igor Nekrasov (brother)
- / Dmitri Nezhelev, Anatoli Nezhelev (brother)
- / Aleksandr Novikov, Kirill Novikov (son)
- Viktor Onopko, Sergei Onopko (brother)
- Valeriy Petrakov, Yuri Petrakov (son)
- Pavel Pogrebnyak, Kirill Pogrebnyak (brother)
- Andrei Semak, Sergei Semak, Nikolai Semak (brothers)
- Valeri Shmarov, Denis Shmarov (son)
- Aleksei Smertin, Evgeny Smertin (brother)
- / Vladimir Tatarchuk, Vladimir Tatarchuk, Jr. (son)
- Oleg Veretennikov, Pavel Veretennikov (son)
- / Leonid Zolkin, / Pavel Zolkin (brother)
Scotland
- Charlie Adam, Charlie Adam (father), Grant Adam (brother)
- Eamonn Bannon, Paul Telfer (nephew)[129]
- Barney Battles, Sr., Barney Battles, Jr. (son)
- Jim Baxter, Jason Dair (nephew)
- William Berry, Davidson Berry (brother)
- Jim Bett, Baldur Bett (son), Calum Þór Bett (son)
- Jimmy Blair, Sr., Doug Blair (son), Jimmy Blair, Jr. (son)
- Jimmy Bone, Alex Bone (nephew)
- Martin Buchan, Jamie Buchan (son)
- George Burley, Craig Burley (nephew)
- Jimmy Calderwood, Scott Calderwood (son)
- Steven Caldwell, Gary Caldwell (brother)
- Willie Callaghan, Tommy Callaghan (brother), Willie Callaghan (son), Liam Callaghan (grandson)[130]
- Bobby Clark, Jamie Clark (son)
- Donald Colman, Rachel Corsie (great-granddaughter)[131]
- Alfie Conn, Sr., Alfie Conn, Jr. (son)
- Don Cowie, Shelley Cowie (née Grant, wife), Suzanne Grant (sister-in-law)
- Neale Cooper, Alex Cooper (son)[132]
- Joe Craig, Steven Craig (son)
- Pat Crerand, Danny Crerand (son)
- Kenny Dalglish, Paul Dalglish (son)
- Gordon Durie, Scott Durie (son)
- Sir Alex Ferguson, Darren Ferguson (son)
- Barry Ferguson, Derek Ferguson (brother)
- Robert Fleck, John Fleck (nephew)
- Jim Gallacher, Paul Gallacher (son)
- Archie Gemmill, Scot Gemmill (son)
- Andy Goram, Lewis Goram (father)
- Eddie Gray, Frank Gray (brother), Stuart Gray (son), Andy Gray (nephew)
- Alan Hansen, John Hansen (brother)
- Neil Harris, Joshua Harris (brother), John Harris (son)
- Alec Herd, Sandy Herd (brother), David Herd (son)
- John Hughes, Billy Hughes (brother)
- Alex Jackson, Wattie Jackson (brother)
- Joe Jordan, Andy Jordan (son), Tom Jordan (son)
- William Kinniburgh, Steven Kinniburgh (brother)
- Bobby Kennedy, Lorraine Kennedy (daughter)[133]
- John Alexander Lambie, William Lambie (brother)
- Wilf Low, Norman Low (son)
- Lou Macari, Michael Macari (son), Paul Macari (son)
- Gordon Marshall, Jr., Gordon Marshall, Sr. (father),[note 29] Scott Marshall (brother)
- Joe McBride, Sr., Joe McBride, Jr. (son)
- James McGhee, Bart McGhee (son), Jimmy McGhee (son)
- Tommy McLean, Jim McLean (brother), Willie McLean (brother)
- Willie McNaught, Ken McNaught (son)
- John McPherson, David McPherson (brother)
- Paul McStay, Willie McStay (brother), Raymond McStay (brother), Jimmy McStay (great-uncle), Willie McStay (great-uncle)
- Phil O'Donnell, David Clarkson (nephew), Stephen O'Donnell (nephew), Brian Dempsie (nephew)
- Tommy Orr, Neil Orr (son)
- Jock Paterson, Craig Paterson (son)
- Jimmy Quinn, Jimmy Quinn (grandson)
- Jordan Rhodes, Andy Rhodes (father)[134]
- Bruce Rioch, Gregor Rioch (son)
- Alex Scott, Jim Scott (brother)
- Bob Shankly, Bill Shankly (brother), Alec Shankly (brother), Jimmy Shankly (brother), John Shankly (brother)
- Jock Shaw, Davie Shaw (brother)
- Jimmy Simpson, Ronnie Simpson (son)
- John Spencer, Billy Davies (brother-in-law), John Davies (brother-in-law)
- Jim Stewart, Colin Stewart (son), Julie Fleeting (daughter-in-law)
- Gordon Strachan, Craig Strachan (son), Gavin Strachan (son)
- Paul Sturrock, Blair Sturrock (son)
- Tommy Walker, Steven Tweed (nephew)[135]
- Andy Wilson, David Wilson (brother)
- Robbie Winters, David Winters (brother)
Senegal
- Ibrahima Ba, Ibrahim Ba (son), Fabien Ba (son of Ibrahim and grandson of Ibrahima)
- Mamadou Diallo, Zakaria Diallo[136]
- Jules Bocande, Daniel Bocande[17]
- El Hadji Diouf, Dame Diouf (brother)
- Oumar Sène, Saër Sène (son)
- Abdoulaye Sene, Armand Sène[137]
- Ousmane N'Doye, Dame N'Doye (brother)
- Souleyman Sané, Leroy Sané, Kim Sané (son)[138]
Serbia
Sierra Leone
Slovakia
Slovenia
South Africa
- Mark Tovey, Neil Tovey (brother), Quinton Tovey (son of Mark)[141]
- Martin Cohen, Larry Cohen (son)
- Brian Barratt, George Barratt (brother),Merwyn Barratt,(nephew),Barry Barratt,(son of Brian)
- Eric "Scara" Bhamuza Sono,Jomo Sono (Son), Julias Sono (Son), Bamuza Sono,(Son of Jomo), Matsilela Sono,(Son of Jomo)
- Charlie Gough, Richard Gough,(Son)
- Johnny Byrne, David Byrne(Son), Kevin Byrne (Son), Mark Byrne (Son), Gavin Hunt (Son in Law to Johnny)
South Korea
Soviet Union
- / Dmitri Alenichev, / Andrei Alenichev (brother)
- Sergei Pavlovich Baltacha, Sergei Baltacha Jr. (son)
- Vyacheslav Chanov, Viktor Chanov (brother), Viktor Chanov, Sr. (father)
- Grigory Fedotov, Vladimir Fedotov (son)
- Khakim Fuzailov, Rahmatullo Fuzailov (brother)
- / Valery Gazzaev, / Yuri Gazzaev (cousin)
- Sergey Vladimirovich Grishin, Sergei Grishin (son)
- Nodar Khizanishvili, Zurab Khizanishvili (son)
- / Sergei Kiriakov, / Yegor Kiryakov (brother)
- Vladimir Kozlov, Aleksei Kozlov (son)
- Viktor Kuznetsov, Sergei Kuznetsov (brother)
- Mikhail Markhel, Yuri Markhel (brother)
- / Dmitri Nezhelev, Anatoli Nezhelev (brother)
- / Oleksandr Nikiforov, Yuri Nikiforov (brother)
- / Aleksandr Novikov, Kirill Novikov (son)
- Gennadiy Perepadenko, Serhiy Perepadenko (brother)
- Valeriy Petrakov, Yuri Petrakov (son)
- Nikolai Savichev, Yuri Savichev (twin brother)
- Valeri Shmarov, Denis Shmarov (son)
- Viktor Shustikov, / Sergei Shustikov (son), Sergei Shustikov Jr. (grandson)
- Aleksandr Tarkhanov, Yuri Tarkhanov (son)
- Lev Yashin, Vasili Frolov (grandson)
- Sergei Covalciuc, Kyrylo Kovalchuk (brother)
Spain
- Miguel Ángel Alonso, Xabi Alonso (son), Mikel Alonso (son)
- Marquitos, Marcos Alonso (son), Marcos Alonso(grandson)
- Luis Aragones, Poli Aragones (brother)[143]
- Luis Arconada, Gonzalo Arconada (brother)
- Carles Busquets, Sergio Busquets (son)
- Miguel Flaño, Javier Flaño (twin brothers)
- Luis García, Javier García (cousin)
- Francisco Gento, Francisco Llorente Gento (nephew)
- Míchel, Adrián González (son)
- Juli Gonzalvo, Josep Gonzalvo (brother), Marià Gonzalvo (brother)
- Ivan Helguera, Luis Helguera (brother)
- Aitor Karanka, David Karanka (brother)
- Bojan Krkić, Bojan Krkić Sr. (father)
- Miguel Reina, José Manuel Reina (son)
- Míchel Salgado is the son-in-law of Lorenzo Sanz and the brother-in-law of Fernando Sanz.
- Manuel Sanchis Martinez, Manuel Sanchis Hontiyuelo (son)
- Marcos Senna, Márcio Senna, Marcos Assunção (cousin)
- Thiago Alcântara, Rafinha (brother), Mazinho (father)
- Marta Torrejón, Marc Torrejón (brother)
Sweden
- Denni Avdić, Dino Avdić
- Roy Andersson, Patrik Andersson (son), Daniel Andersson (son)
- David Elm, Rasmus Elm, Viktor Elm (brothers)
- Pontus Farnerud, Alexander Farnerud (brother)
- Erik Hysén (grandfather of Glen), Carl Hysén (great uncle of Glen), Kurt Hysén (father of Glen), Glenn Hysén, Tobias Hysén (son), Alexander Hysén (son), Anton Hysén (son)
- Ove Kindvall, Niclas Kindvall (son)
- Anders Linderoth, Tobias Linderoth (son)
- Gunnar Nordahl, Bertil Nordahl, Knut Nordahl (brothers), Thomas Nordahl (son of Gunnar)
- Lennart Skoglund, Evert Skoglund (son), Giorgio Skoglund (son)
- Thomas Ravelli, Andreas Ravelli (twin brother)
- Sanny Åslund, Martin Åslund (son), Mattias Åslund (nephew)
- Lennart Alexandersson (father), Niclas Alexandersson (son), Daniel Alexandersson (son)
- Sven Dahlkvist, Lisa Dahlkvist (daughter)
Suriname
Switzerland
Tajikistan
Trinidad & Tobago
Togo
Tunisia
Turks & Caicos Islands
Turkey
- Halil Altıntop, Hamit Altıntop (twin brothers)[note 30]
- Yıldıray Baştürk, Nihat Baştürk (brother), Muhittin Baştürk, Metin Baştürk (cousin), Erdal Baştürk (nephew) [note 30]
- Hasan Vural, Deniz Vural (son)
- Deniz Doğan, Hüseyin Doğan (twin brothers)
- Muzzy İzzet, Kemal İzzet (brother)
- Erdal Kilicaslan, Erkan Kilicaslan (brother)
- Bülent Korkmaz, Mert Korkmaz (brother)
- Erhan Önal, Patrick Mölzl (son)[62]
- Harun Toprak, Ömer Toprak (brother)
- Erol Vural, Sabri Vural (brother)
- Hasan Vural, Deniz Vural, Fatih Vural, Ali Vural, Baris Vural (brother)
Turkmenistan
UAE
Ukraine
Uruguay
USA
- Bruce Arena, Kenny Arena (son)
- Walter Bahr, Casey Bahr (son), Chris Bahr (son), Matt Bahr (son)[151]
- Gerry Baker, Joe Baker (brother)[152]
- Marcelo Balboa, Luis Balboa (father)
- Jamar Beasley, DaMarcus Beasley (brothers)
- Bob Bradley, Michael Bradley (son)
- Jim Brown, John Brown (brother), Tom Brown (brother), George Brown (son)[153][154]
- Paul Caligiuri, Daniel Caligiuri (son)
- Joe Carenza, Sr., John Carenza (son), Chris Carenza (son)
- Mark Chung,[155] Craig Ziadie (cousin), Dennis Ziadie (uncle, father of Craig)[156]
- Kenny Cooper, Kenny Cooper Sr. (father)
- Rolf Decker, Otto Decker (brothers)
- Angelo DiBernardo, Paul DiBernardo (brothers)
- Don Ebert, Eric Ebert (son)
- Alecko Eskandarian, Andranik Eskandarian (father)
- Lorrie Fair, Ronnie Fair (twin sisters)[157]
- Joy Fawcett, Eric Biefeld (brother)
- Julie Foudy, Ian Sawyers (husband)
- Carin Jennings-Gabarra, Jim Gabarra (husband)
- Chris Henderson, Sean Henderson (brothers)
- Patrick Ianni, Tayt Ianni (brothers)
- Harry Keough, Ty Keough (son)
- Alexi Lalas, Greg Lalas (brothers)
- Joe Maca, Alain Maca (son)
- John Marre, Hap Marre (brothers)
- Charlie McCully, Henry McCully (brothers)
- Shep Messing, Roy Messing (brothers)
- Joe-Max Moore, José Carlos Fernández (cousin-in-law)[158]
- Louis Nanchoff, George Nanchoff (brothers)
- Casey Nogueira, Victor Nogueira (father)[159]
- Harry Ratican, Peter Ratican (brothers)
- Claudio Reyna, Danielle Egan (wife)[160]
- Nick Rimando, Jacqui Little (wife)[161]
- Bruce Savage, Keith Savage (son)
- Ken Snow, Steve Snow (brothers)
- Archie Stark, Tommy Stark (brothers)
- Tim Twellman, Steve Twellman (brother), Mike Twellman (brother), Taylor Twellman (son), James Twellman (son)
- Roy Wegerle, Steve Wegerle (brother), Geoff Wegerle (brother), Bryce Wegerle (Steve's son).[162]
- Jerry Yeagley, Todd Yeagley (son)
Uzbekistan
Venezuela
Yugoslavia
Wales
- Ivor Allchurch, Len Allchurch (brother)
- Gareth Bale, Chris Pike (Uncle)
- John Charles, Mel Charles (brother), Jeremy Charles (nephew)
- Robert Duffy, Richard Duffy (brother)
- Ryan Giggs, Rhodri Giggs (brother)
- Billy Hole, Barrie Hole (son), Alan Hole (son)
- Donato Nardiello, Daniel Nardiello (son), Michael Nardiello (nephew)
- Ron Stitfall, Albert Stitfall (brother)
- Mickey Thomas, Jade Thomas (daughter)
- John Toshack, Cameron Toshack (son)
- Nigel Vaughan, Erin Vaughan (daughter)
- Mike Williams, Marc Williams (brother)
Zaire
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Notes
- ^ Klimowicz brothers are Polish Argentines, Javier has played for Ecuador since last year
- ^ He and his girlfriend (Diego Maradona's daughter Giannina) are expecting a baby.
- ^ Jorge Trezeguet is an Argentinian player of French ethnicity. David was born in France, but grew up in Argentina.
- ^ José Alves "Zague" was a Brazilian player who played in Mexico where his son was born and raised.
- ^ Gerardo dos Santos was a Brazilian player who played in Mexico where his son was born and raised.
- ^ Milene Domingues was capped by Brazil women national team.
- ^ Borislav's wife is Maria Petrova.
- ^ Kerr, Sr. was born in Scotland. Kerr, Jr was born in Canada, but moved to the US when his father played in the NASL.
- ^ The best-known member of this family is basketball superstar Steve Nash, Martin's older brother. Steve is a minority investor in the current Major League Soccer version of the Vancouver Whitecaps.
- ^ They were born in Germany of Croatian parents.
- ^ They are of Slovak origin.
- ^ Eniola is an England women international; her brother is a Nigeria full international who was capped by England at youth levels.
- ^ The only trio of brothers to have played for England.
- ^ Hold the record for most league appearances by two brothers at the same club.
- ^ First brothers capped by England.
- ^ Carlo was born in Milan, where Samuel was playing for AC Milan.
- ^ Hubert Pearson was picked to play for England against France in 1923, but missed the match through injury and was never selected again. Harold Pearson was capped by England.
- ^ The first two brothers to play for England in the same match (6 March 1875). This can be verified by scrolling through the team lists for the first few England matches. Although John Charles Clegg played in the first match and his brother William Clegg was in the second, they did not play together. William Rawson and Herbert Rawson played together in match 4. The history of the Wanderers says that Hubert Heron and his brother Francis Heron (or Frank) were the first brothers to play together but that was not until match 5 in 1876.
- ^ Charles played goalkeeper for Sheffield United.
- ^ Georgios Samaras Sr. was a founder of South Melbourne FC.
- ^ Abédi Pelé changed his surname to Pelé in honour of the great Brazilian.
- ^ A bureaucratic error led to the Kingson family incorrectly being recorded as Kingston. While Richard has reverted to the correct name, Laryea continues to use Kingston.
- ^ The only father-and-son pair known to have played in the same international match (24 April 1996 against Estonia), although they were not on the field at the same time; Eidur came in as a second-half substitute for his father. Note that unlike most Icelanders, the Guðjohnsens have an inherited family name.
- ^ These brothers played for Dutch East Indies in the 1938 FIFA World Cup.
- ^ Paolo's son, Christian, is recently with the AC Milan youth team.
- ^ Roberto Vieri played in Australia, where his sons spent their childhood.
- ^ Martí played for Spain in the 1934 FIFA World Cup. His son played for Mexico in the 1970 FIFA World Cup.
- ^ The Kloses were German Poles. Josef Klose played for Poland under the name Józef Kloze, but he switched back to his original German surname when they moved to Germany. They are listed under Poland because Klose Sr. played for Poland. Miroslav's mother represented Poland in handball.
- ^ Marshall was born in England to Scottish parents and raised in Edinburgh. Despite professing to Scottish identity, an agreement between the four associations of the Home Nations ensured he could only represent England, the land of his birth. He played three times for the England under-23 side.
- ^ a b They were born in Germany of Turkish parents.
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- ^ Faysal Shayesteh | Football Afghanistan
- ^ Sobrinho de Guiñazu é a nova contratação do Noia para o Gauchão
- ^ Startelf: Messi-Cousin mit guten Chancen
- ^ Canucks Abroad – Territory 9 – Latin America
- ^ "About us". Bosnar FC. http://www.bosnarfc.com.au/about%20us.html. Retrieved 17 July 2010.
- ^ Player Bio: James Georgeff :: Men's Soccer
- ^ Zehn Tore zum 100. Geburtstag in Neubrunn
- ^ Broer van Kompany traint mee bij STVV
- ^ 'Voetbalouders zetten hun zonen onder druk'
- ^ Dzeko-Cousin weiterhin Streitthema zwischen Köln und Schalke
- ^ Orsa e Chiari a ritmo di tango e samba
- ^ Marvin Matip – der Löwe von der Ruhr
- ^ U-17 : 26 Lionceaux pour l’UNIFFAC
- ^ Libih Junior et Libih père se neutralisent à Mfandena
- ^ EHC Biel Article
- ^ Nécrologie : Un footballeur camerounais meurt en Grèce
- ^ a b c d Like father like son in Africa
- ^ Julius Agbor Clinches Israeli Deal
- ^ a b 2006 ONTARIO CUP CHAMPIONS
- ^ Konner McNamara OU Grizzlies.com
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- ^ a b Canada Soccer Profile
- ^ a b Hoofdklasse C zaterdagamateurs seizoen 2010/11
- ^ Rodrigue N'Doram, le fils du bien nommé - 20minutes.fr
- ^ Santiago Bedoya harbours big dreams
- ^ a b c Les frères Koné et Koutouan : des cas à part
- ^ On rajeunit pour faire mieux
- ^ Football : Ses familles qui font vivre le ballon rond ivoirien
- ^ Steve Gohouri empfiehlt Cousin Joël Damahou
- ^ La famille Kalou : tous au premier plan
- ^ La famille Kéïta : comme une affaire d’héritage
- ^ Klein-Suker kriegt jetzt von Magath Zucker
- ^ Frustrations which only the league – again – will quench – Celtic FC
- ^ Going is tough in second tier: Kaz
- ^ Bees land Argyle winger – Bolasie, cousin of former Newcastle ace Tresor Lomana Lua Lua, joined Argyle last summer
- ^ Kandol glad to be back in the thick of it – But Kandol returned with a bang against the Hornets, celebrating both goals with the backflip routine famously utilised by his cousin Lomana Lualua.
- ^ SC Freiburg verpflichtet Cédric Makiadi
- ^ Mandanda's dynasty
- ^ Viktor Fischer - FC Midtjylland
- ^ Doppelter Kurbjuweit beim Jenaer Trainingsauftakt
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- ^ Kurth: „SSV Reutlingen gehört in die 3. Liga“
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- ^ SO FOOT n°61 – La ligne rouge
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- ^ Benjamin Stambouli passe professionnel
- ^ Tageblatt: Tony Vairelles: „Ich bin noch voll motiviert“
- ^ Alieu Jagne, who is a brother to Saihou Jagne of IF Brommapojkarna
- ^ [tt_news]=4857&cHash=7ef29811e8 U19-Kapitän Stefan Bell verlängert bis 2012
- ^ Das Talent – Kevin Boateng ...
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- ^ Harry Gauss dead at 57
- ^ Diese Teams sind dabei
- ^ Robin Szarka - Der Besonnene » achtzehn99.de
- ^ Hummels bleibt im Sportpark - 3. Liga - kicker online
- ^ Familie Islacker: Mandy, Frank und Penny
- ^ Ruhr Nachrichten - Einjahres-Vertrag: Marc Klopp wird Borusse
- ^ LMSC CLUB HISTORY
- ^ S04: Max kommt zurück "Eurofighter" bringt Sohn aus München mit
- ^ Schalker Brüder: Marcel Neuer und Mesut Özil Der eine ist Schiedsrichter, der andere kickt bei Heßler 06
- ^ Özil als Spielmacher und Integrationsfigur
- ^ Lukas' Großcousin Marco Podolski wechselt zum 1. FC Köln
- ^ Page 1 Jens Rehhagel, deutscher Fußballspieler und Trainer
- ^ Namen verpflichten
- ^ Unterhaching verlängert mit Markus Schwabl
- ^ Die zwei steinigen Wege zum Profi – mz-web.de
- ^ FC gewinnt Wasserschlacht
- ^ Titze: „Wer träumt nicht von einer großen Karriere?“
- ^ Ricky Wittke zehnter Löwen-Neuzugang | Xcentric
- ^ a b Ex Enfield Town player profiles
- ^ RTU count on Shilla brothers to survive relegation
- ^ Von London an den Babelsberger Park - Sport-Nachrichten Potsdam
- ^ Osei-Berkoe Nana - KMSK Deinze
- ^ Boachie: „Besser werden als mein Cousin Charles Takyi“
- ^ Cudjoe in Hoffenheim trials
- ^ a b Nat. Assign. - ::Cheetah FC - Welcome :: National Assignment and Trials
- ^ 16 vor - Nachrichten aus Trier | » SVE verpflichtet Cataldo Cozza
- ^ Terlizzi in Rossoblu l'ex Monopoli
- ^ Kenya Football .:. Story - Mike Okoth Origi: Mike Okoth Origi: The unsung grandmaster of Kenyan Soccer
- ^ AfricaNews - KAILO KARPEH PROFILE
- ^ Oddset Junior-Cup - RSV Göttingen 05
- ^ Fußball: Bochum gegen Frankfurt: Familientreffen der Azaouaghs - Der Westen.de
- ^ GA Eagles Deventer.nl: Sonny Bosz tekent één jarig contract
- ^ De tien vragen aan Dennis Greuter
- ^ Nigel is de snelste Hasselbaink
- ^ John Collins or Collins John?
- ^ [Ajax Talent] Christian Supusepa krijgt loon naar werken
- ^ Interview met Koert Thalen
- ^ vv WKE - Deze week in de kijker: Björn Zwikker
- ^ "NZ girl will continue family football dynasty at under 17 World Cup". 3News (New Zealand). 23 October 2008. http://www.3news.co.nz/3Sport/Story/tabid/415/articleID/77016/cat/279/Default.aspx.
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- ^ "Peter Lorimer, Leeds and Scotland Hero"
- ^ Bright Young Talent Pursues Academic Goal
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- ^ Junior Football Ferns named for cup Chelsey Wood NZ Football Profile
- ^ Player Bio: Moses Adeniran - UAB OFFICIAL ATHLETIC SITE
- ^ Texas Flying Eagles
- ^ Wenczel und Nwosu zum SVW?
- ^ 10 to watch in NPL this season
- ^ Obafemi Martins *Official Site*
- ^ NPL Young Star to shine
- ^ Another death hits Nigerian football
- ^ Wabara - MCFC Reserves and Academy
- ^ Lisans İsim Doğum Tarihi Takım ::: KTFF
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- ^ KEDOUGOU – Ecroués pour escroquerie : Les deux magiciens envoûtaient leurs victimes
- ^ Abdou Sene at Playerhistory.com
- ^ Wechsel: Rückkehrer Waldoch beerbt Dubski
- ^ Boban Lazic
- ^ Patrick Rakovsky will Schalke verlassen
- ^ League woes won't deter Hellenic from the Cup
- ^ Cha Du-Ri was born in Germany when his father played there
- ^ edukick international soccer boarding schools
- ^ Suriname's little secret
- ^ Arsenal- und Nati-Spieler Johan Djourou
- ^ Silas Spann - Trinidad and Tobago - Caribbean Football
- ^ "Anthony Adebayor rejoint Boussu Dour". RTBF. 16 May 2011. http://www.rtbf.be/sport/football/belgique/d2/detail_adebayor-rejoint-boussu-dour?id=6115443. Retrieved 16 August 2011. (French)
- ^ Premier contrat Pro pour le jeune Abraw Camaldine
- ^ WhitecapsFC.com - PDL - Alex Semenets
- ^ Mario Viera played for Uruguay in the 1979 FIFA World Youth Championship in Japan.
- ^ Casey, Matt and Chris all played in the NASL. Chris was a member of the 1972 U.S. Olympic soccer team and the 1972 NASL Rookie of the Year. Chris and Matt are better-known as NFL placekickers.
- ^ Gerry was born in New York to a Scottish mother and English father. The family moved to Liverpool whenhe was one. His younger brother, Joe, was born in Liverpool. When their father was killed in World War II, the Bakers moved to Lanarkshire, Scotland where they grew up. However, as a result of being born in Liverpool (Joe) and New York (Gerry), they were only eligible to represent England and the United States respectively.
- ^ Jim and George Brown are the only father-son members of the National Soccer Hall of Fame.
- ^ The Brown family also had two relatives who represented the Scotland national rugby union team, Peter Brown and Gordon Brown.
- ^ Mark Chung is a Canadian-born Chinese American who came from Jamaica.
- ^ Ziadlie played in the NASL and was capped by Jamaica.
- ^ These are the first sisters to play together in national team game for any country.
- ^ Joe-Max Moore's wife is José Carlos Fernández's cousin.
- ^ Victor Nogueira was never capped by any country in the standard 11-a-side game, but was capped in futsal by the USA.
- ^ Danielle Egan was capped by United States women's national soccer team.
- ^ Little played professionally for Washington Freedom.
- ^ The Wegerle brothers did not play for South Africa.
- ^ They are Croats. Zlatko Čajkovski played for Croatia.
- ^ They also played for Macedonia.
- ^ Kakokos Acht-Minuten-Debüt: „Unglaubliches Gefühl“
- ^ Lukaku: "Es geht schneller als erwartet"