List of foreign CPL players
This is a list of foreign players that have played in the Canadian Premier League. The following players:
- Have played at least one CPL regular season game. Players who were signed by CPL clubs, but only played in playoff games, Canadian Championship games, or did not play in any competitive games at all, are not included.
- Are considered foreign, i.e., outside Canada determined by the following:
- A player is considered foreign if he is not eligible to play for the national team of Canada.
More specifically,
- If a player has been capped at international level, the national team is used; if he has been capped by more than one country, the highest level (or the most recent) team is used. These include Canadian players with dual citizenship.
- If a player has not been capped at international level, his country of birth is used, except those who were born abroad from Canadian parents, or moved to Canada at a young age, and those who clearly indicated to have switched his nationality to another nation.
Current
This is a list of players currently occupying one of the seven spots designated for foreign players. Canadian Premier League teams may sign a maximum of seven international players, out of which only five can be in the starting lineup for each match. The following players are considered foreign players for the 2022 season. This list does not include Canadian citizens who represent other countries at international level.[1]
Players in bold denote players who have been capped at senior international level.
| Club | Player 1 | Player 2 | Player 3 | Player 4 | Player 5 | Player 6 | Player 7 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atlético Ottawa |  Miguel Acosta |
.svg.png.webp){kind=small} Ollie Bassett |
Diego Espejo |
 Vladimir Moragrega |
 Abdoul Sissoko |
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| Cavalry |  José Escalante |
 Tom Field |
 Daan Klomp |
Joe Mason |
 Julian Roloff |
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| FC Edmonton | Tobias Warschewski |
 Azriel Gonzalez |
Julian Ulbricht |
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| Forge |  Alexander Achinioti-Jönsson |
.svg.png.webp){kind=small} Daniel Krutzen |
 Omar Browne |
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| HFX Wanderers |  Akeem Garcia |
Andre Rampersad |
Peter Schaale |
 Alex Marshall |
 João Morelli |
Eriks Santos |
 Cory Bent |
| Pacific | Alejandro Díaz |
Gianni dos Santos |
Djenairo Daniels |
Nathan Mavila |
 Umaro Baldé |
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| Valour |  Andrew Jean-Baptiste |
 Moses Dyer |
 Walter Ponce |
Jonathan Esparza |
 Daniel Ascanio |
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| York United | Sebastián Gutiérrez |
 Mateo Hernández |
Lisandro Cabrera |
William Wallace |
 Daniel Obbekjær |
Eduardo Jesus |
 Martin Graiciar |
All-Time
Players in bold denote players who have been capped at senior international level.
Cameroon
- Bertrand Owundi – Forge FC – 2019
- Jeannot Esua – FC Edmonton – 2019–
Congo
- Dominique Malonga – Cavalry FC – 2019
DR Congo
- Sharly Mabussi – FC Edmonton – 2021–
Senegal
- Elimane Cissé – Forge FC – 2019–
Japan
- Kodai Iida – HFX Wanderers – 2019
- Wataru Murofushi – York9 – 2019–2020
South Korea
- Son Yong-chan – FC Edmonton – 2019–
Belgium
- Oumar Diouck – FC Edmonton – 2019
- Mathias Janssens – Valour FC – 2019
- Daniel Krutzen – Forge FC – 2019–
- Paolo Sabak – Forge FC – 2020–
Croatia
- Josip Golubar – Valour FC – 2019
England
- Cory Bent – HFX Wanderers – 2020–
- Jordan Brown – Cavalry FC – 2019–2020
- Stephen Hoyle – Valour FC – 2019
- Nathan Mavila – Cavalry FC – 2019–2020
- Adam Mitter – Valour FC – 2019
- Vashon Neufville – Atlético Ottawa – 2020–2021
Germany
- Julian Büscher – Cavalry FC – 2019
- Peter Schaale – HFX Wanderers – 2019–
- Hendrik Starostzik – Pacific FC – 2019
- Tobias Warschewski – FC Edmonton – 2021–
Ireland
- Tom Field – Cavalry FC – 2021–
- Joe Mason – Cavalry FC – 2021–
Italy
- Michele Paolucci – Valour FC – 2019
Netherlands
- Daan Klomp – Cavalry FC – 2021–
Northern Ireland
- Ollie Bassett – Pacific – 2021, Atlético Ottawa – 2022–
Spain
- Miguel Acosta – Atlético Ottawa – 2021–
- Diego Espejo – Atlético Ottawa – 2022–
- José Galán – Valour FC – 2019–2020, 2021–
- Viti Martínez – Atlético Ottawa – 2020–2021
- Ramón Soria – FC Edmonton – 2019–
- Alberto Soto – Atlético Ottawa – 2021
- Ignacio Zabal – Atlético Ottawa – 2020
Sweden
- Alexander Achinioti-Jönsson – Forge FC – 2019–
- Simon Adjei – York9 – 2019
- Erik Zetterberg – FC Edmonton – 2020
Dominican Republic
- Rafael Núñez – Atlético Ottawa – 2021
Haiti
- James Marcelin – FC Edmonton – 2019
Honduras
- José Escalante – Cavalry FC – 2019–
Jamaica
- Alex Marshall – HFX Wanderers – 2020–
- Tevin Shaw – Atlético Ottawa – 2020–2021
Mexico
- Francisco Acuña – Atlético Ottawa – 2020
- Alejandro Díaz – Pacific FC – 2020–
- Vladimir Moragrega – Atlético Ottawa – 2022–
Panama
- Alexander González – Pacific FC – 2019
Trinidad and Tobago
- Akeem Garcia – HFX Wanderers – 2019–
- Elton John – HFX Wanderers – 2019
- Kareem Moses – FC Edmonton – 2019–2020
- Andre Rampersad – HFX Wanderers – 2019–
- Jan-Michael Williams – HFX Wanderers – 2019–2020
United States
- Hunter Gorskie – FC Edmonton – 2021–
Brazil
- Richard Luca – Cavalry FC – 2020–
- Oliver Minatel – Cavalry FC – 2019–
- João Morelli – HFX Wanderers – 2020–
- Eriks Santos – HFX Wanderers – 2020–
Chile
- Rodrigo Gattas – York9 – 2019
Colombia
- Luis Perea – HFX Wanderers – 2019
Peru
- Jair Córdova – Cavalry FC – 2020
- Juan Gutiérrez – HFX Wanderers – 2019
- Raúl Tito – FC Edmonton – 2020–
Uruguay
- Martín Arguiñarena – Valour FC – 2019
References
- "CPL off-season roster tracker: Who's in and who's out for 2022?". Canadian Premier League. January 7, 2022. Retrieved January 14, 2022.
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