List of overseas-born AFL players
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The following is a list of Australian rules footballers to have competed in the Australian Football League (previously known as VFL) that were born in a country other than Australia (sorted by country of birth).
These players have all played one or more games in the senior competition of the VFL/AFL.
See also List of VFL/AFL players by ethnicity.
[edit] Austria
- Alex Jesaulenko (Carlton/St Kilda)
[edit] Brazil
- Heritier O'Brien (Collingwood)
[edit] Chile
- Jose Romero (North Melbourne/Footscray)
[edit] England
- See also: Australian rules football in England
- Will Thursfield (Richmond)
- Brad Moran (Kangaroos, Adelaide)
- Fergus Watts (St Kilda)
- Clive Waterhouse (Fremantle)
- Colin Alexander (Collingwood/Brisbane)
- Mark Bayliss (Collingwood)
- Lawrence Bingham (Hawthorn/St Kilda)
- Wayne Blackwell (Carlton)
- Chris Burton (Footscray/Richmond)
- Ian Dargie (St Kilda/West Coast)
- Harry Davie (Melbourne/Carlton)
- Fred Fairweather (North Melbourne)
- Andy Goodwin (Richmond/Melbourne)
- Paul Harding (Hawthorn/St Kilda/West Coast)
- Johnny Leonard (South Melbourne)
- Brian Mynott (St Kilda)
- Richard Nixon (St Kilda)
- Polly Perkins (Richmond)
[edit] Fiji
- Alipate Carlile (Port Adelaide)
- Charlie Moore (Essendon)
- David Rodan (Richmond/Port Adelaide)
[edit] France
- Allan La Fontaine (Melbourne)
[edit] Germany
- Harry Frei (Footscray)
- Bohdan Jaworskyj (Hawthorn)
- Alex Ruscuklic (Fitzroy / Carlton)
- Michael McCarthy (Hawthorn/Brisbane Bears)
[edit] Holland
- Patrick van Wegen (Hawthorn)
- Robbert Klomp
[edit] Ireland
- Martin Clarke (Collingwood)
- Colm Begley (Brisbane)
- Tadhg Kennelly (Sydney)
- Jim Stynes (Melbourne)
- Paul Earley (Melbourne)
- Stuart Magee (South Melbourne/Fitzroy)
- Dermott McNichol (St Kilda)
- Brian Stynes (Melbourne)
[edit] Israel
- Moredechai Bromberg (St Kilda)
- Nick Howard (Geelong)
[edit] Italy
[edit] Lebanon
- Milham Hanna (Carlton)
[edit] New Guinea
- Ben Sexton (Footscray/Carlton)
- Peter Greulich (Geelong)
- Michael Clifton (Essendon)
[edit] New Zealand
- Adam Campbell (Fremantle)
- Trent Croad (Fremantle/Hawthorn)
- Peter Bennett (Hawthorn/Essendon)
- Donald Dickie (Port Adelaide)
- Warren Jones (Carlton/St Kilda)
- Daniel McAlister (Essendon)
- Marty McDonnell (Footscray)
- Tom O'Halloran (Richmond)
- Wayne Schwass (North Melbourne/Sydney)
- Joe Sellwood (Geelong)
[edit] Papua New Guinea
- Mal Michael (Essendon/Brisbane Lions/Collingwood)
[edit] Samoa
- Aaron Edwards (West Coast/Kangaroos)
[edit] Scotland
- Sean Wight (Melbourne)
[edit] South Africa
- Jack Baggott (Richmond/Essendon)
- Damian Cupido (Brisbane Lions/Essendon)
- Ian Muller (Carlton, St Kilda)
[edit] South Korea
- Peter Bell (Fremantle/North Melbourne)
[edit] Sweden
- Kris Massie (Carlton/Adelaide)
[edit] Switzerland
- Henri Jenneret (South Melbourne/Melbourne)
[edit] United States of America
- Tom Banks (Fitzroy)
- Don Pyke (West Coast)
- Sanford Wheeler (Sydney)
[edit] Thailand
- Sudjai Cook (Adelaide)
[edit] Wales
- John McCarthy (North Melbourne/Fitzroy)
[edit] Zimbabwe
- Ian Perrie (Adelaide)
- Stephen Lawrence (footballer) (Hawthorn)
[edit] References
- Brian Clarke (2003). Overseas Born VFL/AFL players. International Australian Football Council. Retrieved on December 14, 2005.
- Other Nationalities. Full Points Footy. Retrieved on March 1, 2006.
- Rod Curtis (2005). The AFL evangelist. The Age. Retrieved on November 8, 2006.