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List of Serbia international footballers born outside Serbia

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This page is about the Serbia national football team, who had some players (who had at least one cap) born outside Serbia. Some of this players also played for Serbia and Montenegro. To be in the list, players must have one cap for Serbia. Players with caps for Serbia and Montenegro but without caps for Serbia born outside Serbia are not included in the list. Players in bold are currently representing the Serbian team.

List of players

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As of 15 October 2024
Country City Player Caps Goals Career Notes Ref.
 Belgium Sint-Truiden Kristijan Belić 2 0 2024– [1]
 Belgium Antwerp Mile Svilar 1 0 2021– He resprented Belgium at youth level. [2]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Banja Luka Srđan Babić 8 1 2022– [3]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Ugljevik Željko Gavrić 1 0 2021– [4]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Bijeljina Dejan Joveljić 7 0 2021– [5]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Bijeljina Luka Jović 42 11 2018– [6][7]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Zvornik Nemanja Jović 1 0 2021– [8]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
(then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia)
Pale Ognjen Koroman 36 1 2002–2007 [9]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
(then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia)
Zenica Mladen Krstajić 59 2 1999–2008 He represented Serbia and Montenegro and Serbia
internationally during his career.
[10]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
(then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia)
Bijeljina Savo Milošević 102 37 1994–2008 He represented Serbia and Montenegro and Serbia
internationally during his career.
[11]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Gradiška Ognjen Ožegović 1 0 2016 [12]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Bijeljina Mihailo Ristić 9 0 2016– [13]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
(then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia)
Banja Luka Neven Subotić 36 1 2009–2013 He resprented USA at youth level.[14] [15]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
(then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia)
Banja Luka Veseljko Trivunović 6 1 2010–2011 [16]
 Croatia
(then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia)
Pula Danijel Aleksić 2 0 2008– [17]
 Croatia
(then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia)
Knin Jovan Damjanović 3 0 2011 [18]
 Croatia
(then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia)
Šibenik Ivan Ergić 11 0 2006–2008 [19]
 Croatia Vukovar Milan Gajić 2 0 2021– [20]
 Croatia
(then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia)
Vinkovci Danijel Ljuboja 19 1 2003–2006 He represented Serbia and Montenegro and Serbia
internationally during his career.
[21]
 Germany Offenbach am Main Sava-Arangel Čestić 2 0 2021– [22]
 Germany Berlin Lazar Samardžić 15 0 2023– He resprented Germany at youth level [23]
 Germany Nürtingen Jan-Carlo Simić 3 0 2024– [24]
 Kosovo
(then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia)
Mitrovica Milan Biševac 19 0 2006–2014 [25]
 Kosovo
(then Federal Republic of Yugoslavia FR Yugoslavia)
Leposavić Đorđe Jovanović 4 0 2022– [26]
 Kosovo
(then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia)
Mitrovica Miloš Krasić 46 3 2006–2011 [27]
 Kosovo
(then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia)
Mitrovica Nemanja Miletić 3 0 2018– [28]
 Kosovo
(then Federal Republic of Yugoslavia FR Yugoslavia)
Gjilan Aleksandar Paločević 1 0 2017 [29]
 Kosovo
(then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia)
Leposavić Miroslav Vulićević 3 0 2008–2014 [30]
 Montenegro
(then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia)
Ivangrad Stefan Babović 4 0 2007–2008 [31]
 Montenegro
(then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia)
Danilovgrad Petar Škuletić 6 1 2015 [32]
 Spain Lleida Sergej Milinković-Savić 54 9 2017– [33]
 Spain Ourense Vanja Milinković-Savić 19 0 2021– [34]
 Sweden Kalmar Milan Smiljanić 6 1 2007–2008 [35]
 Switzerland Thun Zdravko Kuzmanović 50 6 2007–2014 He resprented Switzerland at youth level.[36] [37]
 Switzerland St. Gallen Aleksandar Prijović 13 2 2017– He resprented Switzerland at youth level.[38] [39]
 Switzerland Zürich Alen Stevanović 3 0 2012–2013 [40]
 Switzerland Basel Miloš Veljković 33 1 2017– He resprented Switzerland at youth level.[41] [42]

List by country

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Country Total Notes
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 11 5 players born in the SFR Yugoslavia
 Kosovo 6 4 players born in the SFR Yugoslavia, 2 in the FR Yugoslavia
 Croatia 5 4 players born in the SFR Yugoslavia
 Switzerland 4
 Germany 3
 Belgium 2
 Montenegro 2
 Spain 2
 Sweden 1

References

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