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The following is a list of past and present WNBA players considered to be "international" by the league. The list does not include players from the United States unless they have represented another country internationally during their playing careers. The WNBA considers all players from outside the 50 states and District of Columbia as "international", even if they are American citizens from US territories such as Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands.

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Note: This list is correct through as of 1 June 2024.

Pos G Guard F Forward C Center
Years Number of seasons played in the WNBA
^ Denotes player who has been elected to the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
* Denotes player who is still active in the WNBA
Nationality[A] Birthplace[B] Player Pos. Career[C] Years Notes Ref.
 Antigua and Barbuda — Desiree Francis F 2000 1 — [1]
 Australia — Amy Atwell* G 2022, 2024 2 — [2]
 Australia — Rebecca Allen* F 2015–2019, 2021–present 9 — [3]
 Australia — Suzy Batkovic C 2005, 2009 2 — [4]
 Australia — Tully Bevilaqua G 1998, 2000–2012 14 — [5]
 Australia — Jessica Bibby G 2000 1 — [6]
 Australia — Abby Bishop F/C 2010, 2015–2016 3 — [7]
 Australia — Carla Boyd F 1998–1999, 2001 3 — [8]
 Australia — Michelle Brogan F 1998, 2000 2 — [9]
 Australia — Sandy Brondello G 1998–1999, 2001–2003 5 Later became WNBA coach.[10] [11]
 Australia Papua New Guinea Territory of Papua and New Guinea
(now  Papua New Guinea) 		Annie Burgess G 1999, 2001–2003 4 Born in the Territory of Papua and New Guinea (then an external territory of Australia), moved to Australia as a child.[12] [13]
 Australia  United Kingdom Liz Cambage C 2011, 2013, 2018–2019, 2021–2022 6 Born in England to a Nigerian father and an Australian mother, moved to Australia at three months old.[14] [15]
 Australia — Michelle Cleary G 2000–2001 2 — [16]
 Australia — Trisha Fallon G/F 1999, 2001 2 — [17]
 Australia — Cayla George C 2015, 2017–2018, 2023 4 — [18]
 Australia  United States Kelsey Griffin F 2010–2014 5 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Australian citizen and represented Australia internationally since 2017. [19]
 Australia — Kristi Harrower G 1998–1999, 2001–2003, 2005, 2009 7 — [20]
 Australia — Shyla Heal G 2021 1 — [21]
 Australia — Katrina Hibbert G/F 2000 1 — [22]
 Australia — Lauren Jackson F/C 2001–2012 12 — [23]
 Australia — Rachel Jarry F 2013 1 — [24]
 Australia  New Zealand Jae Kingi-Cross G 2001, 2004, 2006 3 Born in New Zealand, moved to Australia at age 4.[25] [26]
 Australia — Alison Lacey G 2010 1 — [27]
 Australia — Tess Madgen G 2015 1 — [28]
 Australia  New Zealand Ezi Magbegor* F 2020–present 5 Born in New Zealand to Nigerian parents, moved to Australia at six years old.[29] [30]
 Australia — Anneli Maley F 2022 1 — [31]
 Australia — Jade Melbourne* G 2023–present 2 — [32]
 Australia  United States Leilani Mitchell G 2008–2013, 2015–2021 13 Born in the United States to an American father and an Australian mother, grew up in the United States and represented Australia internationally.[33][34] [35]
 Australia — Jenna O'Hea G/F 2011–2016 6 — [36]
 Australia — Erin Phillips G 2006, 2008–2009, 2011–2016 9 — [37]
 Australia — Alanna Smith* F 2019–present 6 — [38]
 Australia — Belinda Snell G 2005–2007, 2009–2011 6 — [39]
 Australia — Rachael Sporn F 1998–1999, 2001 3 — [40]
 Australia — Laura Summerton C 2005–2006 2 — [41]
 Australia — Stephanie Talbot* G 2017–2019, 2021–2022, 2024 6 — [42]
 Australia — Penny Taylor F 2001–2007, 2009–2011, 2013–2014, 2016 13 — [43]
 Australia — Michele Timms^ G 1997–2001 5 — [44]
 Australia — Marianna Tolo C 2015 1 [45]
 Australia — Kristen Veal G 2001–2002 2 — [46]
 Australia — Kristy Wallace* G 2022–present 3 — [47]
 Australia  United States Sami Whitcomb* G 2017–present 8 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Australian citizen and represented Australia internationally since 2017. [48]
 Australia — Jennifer Whittle C 1999, 2001 2 — [49]
 Bahamas — Waltiea Rolle C 2014 1 She was the first Bahamian to be drafted to the WNBA. Later became coach.[50] [51]
 Belarus  United States Alex Bentley G 2013–2019 7 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Belarusian citizen and represented Belarus internationally since 2017. [52]
 Belarus  United States Lindsey Harding G 2007–2014, 2016 9 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Belarusian citizen and represented Belarus internationally since 2015.[53] Previously she has represented the United States.[54] [55]
 Belarus  Soviet Union
(now  Belarus) 		Yelena Leuchanka C 2006–2007, 2010, 2012 4 — [56]
 Belgium — Julie Allemand* G 2020, 2022, 2024 3 — [57]
 Belgium — Hind Ben Abdelkader G 2018 1 — [58]
 Belgium — Emma Meesseman C 2013–2017, 2019–2020, 2022 8 — [59]
 Belgium — Kim Mestdagh G 2019 1 — [60]
 Belgium — Julie Vanloo* G 2024–present 1 — [61]
 Belgium — Ann Wauters C 2000–2002, 2004–2005, 2008–2009, 2012, 2016 9 — [62]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina  Yugoslavia
(now  Bosnia and Herzegovina) 		Razija Mujanović C 1998 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia, has represented both FR Yugoslavia and Bosnia and Herzegovina internationally.[63] [64]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina  Bahamas Jonquel Jones* F 2016–2019, 2021–present 8 Born in the Bahamas and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Bosnian citizen and represented Bosnia and Herzegovina internationally since 2019.[65] [66]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina  Yugoslavia
(now  Bosnia and Herzegovina) 		Rankica Šarenac C 2000 1 Born in SFR Yugoslavia, has represented both FR Yugoslavia and Bosnia and Herzegovina internationally.[67] [68]
 Brazil — Janeth Arcain^ G 1997–2003, 2005 8 — [69]
 Brazil — Kamilla Cardoso* C 2024–present 1 — [70]
 Brazil — Iziane Castro Marques G/F 2002–2003, 2005–2013 11 — [71]
 Brazil — Nádia Gomes Colhado C 2014–2015, 2017 3 — [72]
 Brazil — Damiris Dantas* F 2014–2015, 2017–2022, 2024 9 — [73]
 Brazil — Érika de Souza F/C 2002, 2007–2017 12 — [74]
 Brazil — Cíntia dos Santos C 2000–2002 3 — [75]
 Brazil — Clarissa dos Santos F 2015–2016 2 — [76]
 Brazil — Helen Luz G 2001–2003 3 — [77]
 Brazil — Adriana Moisés G 2001–2002, 2007 3 — [78]
 Brazil — Cláudia Neves G 1999–2002 4 — [79]
 Brazil — Kelly Santos F 2001–2002, 2008 3 — [80]
 Brazil — Alessandra Santos de Oliveira C 1998–2001 4 — [81]
 Brazil — Stephanie Soares* C 2024–present 1 — [82]
 Brazil — Leila Sobral F 1998 1 — [83]
 Bulgaria — Albena Branzova F 1998 1 — [84]
 Bulgaria — Gergana Branzova F 1998 1 — [85]
 Bulgaria  United States Doneeka Lewis G 2004–2008, 2011 6 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Bulgarian citizen and represented Bulgaria internationally.[86] [87]
 Bulgaria — Gergana Slavtcheva G 2003 1 — [88]
 Bulgaria — Polina Tzekova C 1999 1 — [89]
 Cameroon — Dulcy Fankam Mendjiadeu* F 2023–present 2 — [90]
 Canada — Natalie Achonwa F 2015–2022 8 — [91]
 Canada  United States Jordan Adams C 2003 1 Born in the United States to a Canadian father and an American mother, grew up in the United States and represented Canada internationally.[92][93] [94]
 Canada — Kayla Alexander C 2013–2020 7 — [95]
 Canada — Laeticia Amihere* F 2023–present 2 — [96]
 Canada — Miranda Ayim F 2011 1 — [97]
 Canada — Kelly Boucher F 1998 1 — [98]
 Canada  Sudan Adut Bulgak C 2016–2018 3 Born in Sudan, moved to Canada at age 6, represented Canada internationally[99] [100]
 Canada — Bridget Carleton* G 2019–present 6 — [101]
 Canada — Stacey Dales G/F 2002–2004, 2006–2007 5 — [102]
 Canada — Aaliyah Edwards* F 2024–present 1 — [103]
 Canada — Nirra Fields G 2016 1 — [104]
 Canada — Kim Gaucher F 2006–2008 3 — [105]
 Canada — Amber Hall F 2002 1 — [106]
 Canada — Ruth Hamblin C 2016 1 — [107]
 Canada — MerleLynn Lange-Harris F/C 1999 1 — [108]
 Canada — Kia Nurse* G 2018–2021, 2023–present 6 — [109]
 Canada — Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe F 2017, 2019 2 — [110]
 Canada — Tammy Sutton-Brown C 2001–2012 12 — [111]
 Canada  United Kingdom Shona Thorburn G 2006–2007 2 Born in England, moved to Canada at age 8, represented Canada internationally.[112][113] [114]
 Chile — Ziomara Morrison C 2012 1 — [115]
 China — Chen Nan C 2009 1 — [116]
 China — Han Xu C 2019, 2022–2023 3 — [117]
 China — Li Meng G 2023 1 — [118]
 China — Li Yueru* C 2022, 2024 2 — [119]
 China — Miao Lijie G 2005 1 — [120]
 China — Shao Ting F 2019 1 — [121]
 China — Sui Feifei G 2005 1 — [122]
 China — Zheng Haixia C 1997–1998 2 — [123]
 Colombia — Levys Torres C 2001 1 — [124]
 Croatia — Ivana Dojkić* G 2023–present 2 — [125]
 Croatia  Yugoslavia
(now  Croatia) 		Vedrana Grgin-Fonseca F 2000–2002 3 Born in SFR Yugoslavia, has represented both FR Yugoslavia and Croatia internationally.[126] [127]
 Croatia  Yugoslavia
(now  Croatia) 		Korie Hlede G 1998–2002 5 Born in SFR Yugoslavia, has represented both FR Yugoslavia and Croatia internationally.[128] [129]
 Croatia — Nika Mühl* G 2024–present 1 — [130]
 Croatia  United States Shavonte Zellous G 2009–2019, 2021 12 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Croatian citizen, represented Croatia internationally. [131]
 Czech Republic  Czechoslovakia
(now  Czech Republic) 		Romana Hamzová G 2000 1 — [132]
 Czech Republic  Czechoslovakia
(now  Czech Republic) 		Zuzana Klimešová F 2002–2003 2 — [133]
 Czech Republic  Czechoslovakia
(now  Czech Republic) 		Eva Němcová F 1997–2001 5 Born in Czechoslovakia, has represented both Czechoslovakia and Czech Republic internationally.[134] [135]
 Czech Republic  Czechoslovakia
(now  Czech Republic) 		Michaela Pavlíčková F/C 2001, 2003 2 — [136]
 Czech Republic  United States Kia Vaughn C 2009–2018, 2020–2022 13 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Czech citizen and represented Czech Republic internationally since 2017. Previously she represented the United States. [137]
 Czech Republic  Czechoslovakia
(now  Czech Republic) 		Jana Veselá F 2010 1 — [138]
 Czech Republic  Czechoslovakia
(now  Czech Republic) 		Kamila Vodičková F/C 2000–2006 7 Born in Czechoslovakia, has represented both Czechoslovakia and Czech Republic internationally.[139] [140]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo  Zaire
(now  Democratic Republic of the Congo) 		Mwadi Mabika G/F 1997–2008 12 — [141]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo  Zaire
(now  Democratic Republic of the Congo) 		Chanel Mokango G/F 2010 1 — [142]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo  Zaire
(now  Democratic Republic of the Congo) 		Bernadette Ngoyisa C 2002, 2005–2006, 2008 4 — [143]
 Finland  Egypt Awak Kuier G 2021–2023 3 Born in Egypt to South Sudanese parents, moved to Finland at age 2, represented Finland internationally. [144]
 France — Valériane Ayayi C 2015 1 — [145]
 France  Cameroon Lucienne Berthieu F/C 2002–2004 3 — [146]
 France — Céline Dumerc G 2014 1 — [147]
 France — Olivia Époupa* G 2024–present 1 — [148]
 France — Isabelle Fijalkowski C 1997–1998 2 — [149]
 France  Senegal Émilie Gomis G 2006 1 — [150]
 France — Sandrine Gruda F/C 2008–2010, 2014, 2016-2017 6 — [151]
 France  United States Bria Hartley G 2014–2020 7 Born in the United States with dual American-French citizenship, grew up in the United States, represented France internationally since 2018. [152]
 France — Marine Johannès G 2019, 2022–2023 3 —
 France — Edwige Lawson-Wade G 2005–2006, 2008–2010 5 — [153]
 France — Emmeline Ndongue C 2006 1 — [154]
 France — Sabrina Palie G 2006 1 — [155]
 France — Iliana Rupert C 2022–2023 2 — [156]
 France — Audrey Sauret G 2001–2002 2 — [157]
 France — Laure Savasta G 1997 1 — [158]
 France — Kadi Sissoko F 2023 1 — [159]
 France  United States Gabby Williams* G 2018–2020, 2022–present 5 Born in the United States to an American father and a French mother, grew up in the United States and has represented France internationally since 2021. [160]
 Germany  West Germany Marlies Askamp C 1997–2002 6 — [161]
 Germany — Leonie Fiebich* F 2024–present 1 — [162]
 Germany  West Germany
 Linda Fröhlich F/C 2002–2003, 2006–2007 4 — [163]
 Germany — Marie Gülich C 2018–2020 3 — [164]
 Germany — Nyara Sabally* F 2023–present 2 — [165]
 Germany  United States Satou Sabally* G 2020–present 5 Born in the United States to a German mother and a Gambian father, moved to Gambia at age two and then to Germany before the age of six. Represents Germany internationally.[166] [167]
 Germany  West Germany Martina Weber C 2007 1 — [168]
 Greece — Zoi Dimitrakou F 2016 1 — [169]
 Greece  United States Jacki Gemelos G 2015, 2020 2 Born in the United States to a Greek-American father and an American mother, grew up in the United States and represents Greece internationally.[170] [171]
 Greece — Anastasia Kostaki G 2006 1 — [172]
 Greece — Evanthia Maltsi G 2007 1 — [173]
 Hungary — Bernadett Határ C 2021, 2023 2 — [174]
 Hungary — Dalma Ivanyi G 1999–2000, 2003, 2005–2006 5 — [175]
 Hungary — Dorka Juhász* F 2023–present 2 — [176]
 Hungary — Andrea Nagy G 1999–2002 4 — [177]
 Hungary  United States Allie Quigley G 2008–2011, 2013–2022 14 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Hungarian citizen and represented Hungary internationally.[178] [179]
 Hungary  United States Yvonne Turner G 2017–2019, 2022–2023 5 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Hungarian citizen and represented Hungary internationally since 2019.[180] [181]
 Hungary — Petra Ujhelyi F/C 2003 1 — [182]
 Hungary  United States Courtney Vandersloot* G 2011–present 14 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Hungarian citizen and represented Hungary internationally. [183]
 Israel  United States Alysha Clark* G 2012–2020, 2023–present 11 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Israeli citizen and represented Israel internationally since 2018. [184]
 Israel — Shay Doron G 2007 1 — [185]
 Italy — Susanna Bonfiglio G 2002 1 — [186]
 Italy — Lorela Cubaj* F 2022–present 3 — [187]
 Italy — Laura Macchi F 2004–2005 2 — [188]
 Italy — Raffaella Masciadri F 2004–2005, 2008 3 — [189]
 Italy — Catarina Pollini F 1997 1 — [190]
 Italy — Kathrin Ress C 2007 1 — [191]
 Italy — Cecilia Zandalasini* G 2017–2018, 2024 3 — [192]
 Italy — Francesca Zara G 2005 1 — [193]
 Ivory Coast — Christelle N'Garsanet C 2006 1 — [194]
 Jamaica — Simone Edwards C 2000–2005 6 — [195]
 Jamaica — Aneika Henry F 2012–2017 6 — [196]
 Jamaica  Bahamas Pollyanna Johns Kimbrough C 1998, 2000–2004 6 Born in the Bahamas, moved to Jamaica at age 1.[197] [198]
 Jamaica — Nadine Malcolm F 2001–2002 2 — [199]
 Japan — Mikiko Hagiwara G 1997–1998 2 — [200]
 Japan — Rui Machida G 2022 1 — [201]
 Japan — Yuko Oga G 2008 1 — [202]
 Japan — Ramu Tokashiki F 2015–2017 3 — [203]
 Latvia  Soviet Union
(now  Latvia) 		Anete Jēkabsone-Žogota G 2009–2010, 2014 3 — [204]
 Latvia  Soviet Union
(now  Latvia) 		Zane Tamane C 2006, 2012 2 — [205]
 Lebanon  United States Chantelle Anderson C 2003–2007 5 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Lebanese citizen and represented Lebanon internationally in 2009.[206] Previously she has represented the United States.[207] [208]
 Lithuania  Soviet Union
(now  Lithuania) 		Aneta Kaušaitė F 1998 1 — [209]
 Lithuania  Soviet Union
(now  Lithuania) 		Jurgita Štreimikytė F 2000–2001, 2005 3 — [210]
 Mali — Sika Koné* F 2023–present 2 — [211]
 Mali — Hamchétou Maïga-Ba G/F 2002–2010 9 — [212]
 Mexico — Lou Lopez Sénéchal* F 2024–present 1 Also has French citizenship. [213]
 Montenegro  United States Anna DeForge G 2000, 2003–2009 8 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Montenegrin citizen and represented Montenegro internationally.[214] [215]
 Montenegro  Yugoslavia
(now  Montenegro) 		Jelena Dubljević F 2016 1 — [216]
 Montenegro  United States Glory Johnson F 2012–2020 9 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Montenegrin citizen and represented Montenegro internationally since 2018.[217] Previously she has represented the United States. [218]
 Montenegro  United States Angel Robinson C 2014, 2017 2 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Montenegrin citizen and represented Montenegro internationally since 2015.[219] Previously she has represented the United States.[220] [221]
 Montenegro  United States Shay Murphy G 2007–2014, 2017 9 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Montenegrin citizen and represented Montenegro internationally.[222] [223]
 Montenegro  Yugoslavia
(now  Montenegro) 		Hajdana Radunović C 2001 1 — [224]
 Mozambique — Clarisse Machanguana C/F 1999–2002 4 — [225]
 Netherlands — Marlous Nieuwveen C 2005 1 — [226]
 Netherlands  Suriname Sandra Van Embricqs F 1998 1 — [227]
 New Zealand — Megan Compain G 1997 1 — [228]
 Nigeria — Evelyn Akhator F/C 2017–2018 2 — [229]
 Nigeria — Mactabene Amachree F 2001, 2003, 2005 3 — [230]
 Nigeria  United States Ezinne Kalu* G 2024 1 — [231]
 Nigeria  United States Olayinka Sanni C 2008–2009, 2011 3 Born in the United States to Nigerian parents, represented Nigeria internationally. [232]
 Nigeria  United States Mfon Udoka F 1998, 2003–2004 3 Born in the United States to Nigerian parents, represented Nigeria internationally. [233]
 Nigeria  United States Itoro Umoh-Coleman G 2003 1 Born in the United States to Nigerian parents, represented Nigeria internationally since 2004.[234] Previously she has represented the United States.[235] [236]
 North Macedonia  United States DeWanna Bonner* F 2009–present 16 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Macedonian citizen and represented North Macedonia internationally. [237]
 North Macedonia  United States Chrissy Givens G 2008 1 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Macedonian citizen and represented North Macedonia internationally.[238] [239]
 Poland — Agnieszka Bibrzycka G/F 2004, 2006 2 — [240]
 Poland — Margo Dydek C 1998–2008 11 — [241]
 Poland — Ewelina Kobryn F/C 2011–2012, 2014 3 — [242]
 Poland — Krystyna Lara G 1999 1 — [243]
 Portugal  Cape Verde Mery Andrade G 1999–2002, 2004 5 — [244]
 Portugal — Ticha Penicheiro G 1998–2012 15 — [245]
 Puerto Rico — Carla Cortijo G 2015–2016 2 — [246]
 Puerto Rico  United States Arella Guirantes G 2021 1 Born and grew up in the United States, represented Puerto Rico internationally. [247]
 Romania — Gabriela Mărginean F 2010 1 — [248]
 Romania — Florina Paşcalău C 2008 1 — [249]
 Romania  United States Ashley Walker F/C 2009–2010, 2013, 2019 4 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Romanian citizen and represented Romania internationally since 2017.[250] [251]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Svetlana Abrosimova F 2001–2008, 2010, 2012 10 — [252]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Kyrgyzstan) 		Elena Baranova F 1997–1999, 2001, 2003–2005 7 — [253]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Evgeniya Belyakova F 2016 1 — [254]
 Russia  United States Becky Hammon G 1999–2014 16 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Russian citizen and represented Russia internationally since 2008.[255] Previously she has represented the United States.[256] [257]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Ilona Korstine G 2001 1 — [258]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Irina Osipova C 2006 1 — [259]
 Russia  United States Epiphanny Prince G 2010–2023 14 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Russian citizen and represented Russia internationally.[260] [261]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Turkmenistan) 		Elena Shakirova F/C 2000–2002 3 — [262]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Maria Stepanova C 1998–2001, 2005 5 — [263]
 Russia — Maria Vadeeva C 2018–2019 2 — [264]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Natalia Vodopyanova F 2005 1 — [265]
 Russia  Soviet Union
(now  Russia) 		Oksana Zakaluzhnaya C 2000, 2002 2 — [266]
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines — Sophia Young F 2006–2012, 2014–2015 9 — [267]
 Senegal — Maimouna Diarra C 2017 1 — [268]
 Senegal — Astou Ndiaye-Diatta F/C 1999–2004, 2006–2007 8 — [269]
 Serbia  Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Nina Bjedov C 1999 1 — [270]
 Serbia  Yugoslavia
(now  Montenegro) 		Ana Dabović G 2015–2016 2 — [271]
 Serbia  Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Gordana Grubin G 1999–2002, 2004–2005 6 — [272]
 Serbia  Yugoslavia
(now  Bosnia and Herzegovina) 		Tina Krajišnik G 2022 1 — [273]
 Serbia  Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Katarina Lazić G 2001 1 — [274]
 Serbia  Yugoslavia
(now  Bosnia and Herzegovina) 		Nikolina Milić C 2022–2023 2 — [275]
 Serbia  Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Jelena Milovanović F 2014 1 — [276]
 Serbia  Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Mila Nikolić F 1999 1 — [277]
 Serbia  United States Danielle Page F 2008 1 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Serbian citizen and represented Serbia internationally.[278] [279]
 Serbia  Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Jasmina Perazić-Gipe^ F 1997 1 — [280]
 Serbia  Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Sonja Petrović F 2012, 2016 2 — [281]
 Serbia  Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Slobodanka Tuvić C 2001–2004 4 — [282]
 Serbia  Yugoslavia
(now  Bosnia and Herzegovina) 		Daliborka Vilipić F/C 2006 1 — [283]
 Serbia  Yugoslavia
(now  Serbia) 		Milica Vukadinović G 1997 1 — [284]
 Slovakia  Czechoslovakia
(now  Slovakia) 		Andrea Kuklová G 1998–1999 2 — [285]
 Slovakia  United States Kristi Toliver G 2009–2019, 2021–2023 14 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Slovakian citizen and represented Slovakia internationally.[286] [287]
 Slovakia  Czechoslovakia
(now  Slovakia) 		Zuzana Žirková G 2003 1 — [288]
 South Korea — Jung Sun-min C 2003 1 — [289]
 South Korea — Park Ji-su C 2018–2019, 2021 3 — [290]
 Spain — Elisa Aguilar G 2002 1 — [291]
 Spain — Maite Cazorla G 2019 1 — [292]
 Spain — Elisabeth Cebrián C 1998 1 — [293]
 Spain — Anna Cruz G 2014–2016 3 — [294]
 Spain — Marta Fernández G 2007 1 — [295]
 Spain — Marina Ferragut F 2000 1 — [296]
 Spain — Begoña García G 2002 1 — [297]
 Spain  United States Megan Gustafson* C 2019–present 6 Born in the United States, became a naturalized Spanish citizen, represents Spain internationally. [298]
 Spain  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Sancho Lyttle F 2005–2019 15 Born in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, became a naturalized Spanish citizen, represented Spain internationally. [299]
 Spain — Nuria Martínez G 2005, 2010 2 — [300]
 Spain — Anna Montañana F 2009 1 — [301]
 Spain  Senegal Astou Ndour-Fall* C 2014, 2016, 2018–2021, 2024 7 Born in Senegal, moved to Spain at age 14, became a naturalized Spanish citizen, represented Spain internationally. [302]
 Spain — Leticia Romero G 2018 1 — [303]
 Spain — Isabel Sánchez G 2004 1 — [304]
 Spain — Amaya Valdemoro F 1998–2000 3 — [305]
 Spain — Marta Xargay G 2015–2016 2 — [306]
 Sweden — Farhiya Abdi F 2013–2015 3 — [307]
 Sweden — Frida Eldebrink G 2016 1 — [308]
 Sweden — Tanja Kostic F 1998, 2000 2 — [309]
 Sweden — Chioma Nnamaka G 2008 1 — [310]
 Sweden — Amanda Zahui B. C 2015–2021, 2023 8 — [311]
 Trinidad and Tobago — Pietra Gay G/F 1997 1 — [312]
 Trinidad and Tobago — Gillian Goring C 2007 1 — [313]
 Turkey  United States Quanitra Hollingsworth C 2009–2011, 2013, 2015 5 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Turkish citizen and represented Turkey internationally.[314] [315]
 Turkey  West Germany LaToya Sanders F/C 2008–2009, 2011, 2015–2016, 2018–2019 7 Born in West Germany to American parents, grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Turkish citizen and represented Turkey internationally.[316] [317]
 Turkey  United States Kiah Stokes* C 2015–2018, 2020–present 9 Born and grew up in the United States, became a naturalized Turkish citizen and represented Turkey internationally since 2019.[318] [319]
 Turkey — Sevgi Uzun* G 2024–present 1 — [320]
 Turkey  Bulgaria Nevriye Yılmaz F/C 2003–2004 2 — [321]
 Ukraine  Soviet Union
(now  Ukraine) 		Valeriya Berezhynska C 2008 1 — [322]
 Ukraine  Soviet Union
(now  Ukraine) 		Olga Firsova C 2000 1 — [323]
 Ukraine  Soviet Union
(now  Ukraine) 		Inga Orekhova G 2014–2015 2 — [324]
 United Kingdom — Kristine Anigwe F 2019–2023 5 Born in England to Nigerian parents, grew up in the United States, represented Great Britain internationally. Previously she represented the United States. [325]
 United Kingdom — Andrea Congreaves F/C 1997–1999 3 — [326]
 United Kingdom  United States Temi Fagbenle* F 2017–2019, 2024 4 Born in the United States, moved to England at age 2, represented Great Britain internationally. [327]
 United Kingdom Anguilla Anguilla Mikiah Herbert Harrigan* F 2020–2021, 2024 3 —
 United States  Liberia Matee Ajavon F 2008–2017 10 Born in Liberia, moved to the United States at age 6, represented the United States internationally.[328][329] [330]
 United States  West Germany Kasha Terry F/C 2006–2008 3 — [331]
 United States  Germany Kayla Thornton* F 2015, 2017–present 9 — [332]
 United States  United Kingdom Elizabeth Williams* C/F 2015–present 10 — [333]
 United States Virgin Islands — Tajama Abraham C 1997–1998 2 — [334]
 Uzbekistan  Soviet Union
(now  Uzbekistan) 		Elena Tornikidou F 1999–2001 3 — [335]

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