List of Argentine footballers in La Liga

Main article: List of foreign La Liga players

The list of Argentine men's footballers in La Liga records the association football players from Argentina who have appeared at least once for a team in the Spanish league. Entries in bold denote players still active in actual season.

A

Sergio Agüero playing for Atlético Madrid in 2012

Pablo Aimar in 2017

Roberto Ayala in 2018

Rubén Ayala in 1974

• Roberto Abbondanzieri – Getafe – 2006–09
• David Ángel Abraham – Getafe – 2012–13
• José Acciari – Murcia – 2003–04
• Lautaro Acosta – Sevilla, Racing – 2008–12
• Marcos Acuña – Sevilla – 2020–24
• Luis Héctor Adorno – Burgos, Hércules – 1978–80, 81–82
• Miguel Ángel Adorno – Valencia – 1971–75, 76–77
• Sergio Agüero – Atlético Madrid, Barcelona – 2006–11, 21–22
• Marcos Aguirre – Valladolid – 2007–09
• Ramón Aguirre Suárez – Granada, Salamanca – 1971–75
• Pablo Aimar – Valencia, Zaragoza – 2000–08
• Ricardo Albisbeascoechea "Albis" – Málaga, Logroñés, Valladolid – 1982–85, 87–90
• Carlos Alfaro Moreno – Espanyol – 1991–92
• Fernando Alí – Valladolid – 1981–83
• Tadeo Allende – Celta – 2023–25
• Thiago Almada – Atlético Madrid – 2025–
• Matías Almeyda – Sevilla – 1996–97
• Luis Ramón Alonso – Elche – 1970–71
• Matías Alustiza – Xerez – 2009–10
• Carlos Álvarez – Oviedo – 1958–63
• Cristian Darío Álvarez – Espanyol, Rayo – 2008–13, 14–15
• Cristian Osvaldo Álvarez – Racing – 2003–05, 06–07
• Julián Álvarez – Atlético Madrid – 2024–
• Pablo Álvarez – Zaragoza – 2011–12
• Gabriel Amato – Hércules, Mallorca, Betis, Albacete – 1996–98, 01–02, 03–04
• Marcos Angeleri – Málaga – 2013–16
• Fabrizio Angileri – Getafe – 2022–24
• Cristian Ansaldi – Atlético Madrid – 2014–15
• Eduardo Anzarda – Real Madrid, Betis – 1971–73, 74–78, 79–80
• Daniel Aquino – Albacete, Betis, Rayo – 1991–92, 94–96
• Héctor Aramendi – Valladolid – 1959–61, 62–64
• Sergio Araujo – Las Palmas – 2015–17, 17–18
• Domingo Arcángel – Deportivo – 1964–65
• Mariano Armentano – Osasuna – 2000–02
• Emiliano Armenteros – Sevilla, Xerez, Rayo, Osasuna – 2008–10, 11–14
• Rodolfo Arruabarrena – Villarreal – 2000–07
• Claudio Arzeno – Racing – 1998–01, 02–03
• Daniel Astegiano – Rayo – 1977–79
• Martín Astudillo – Alavés, Osasuna – 1999–03, 05–06, 07–08
• Ezequiel Ávila – Huesca, Osasuna, Betis – 2018–
• Roberto Ayala – Valencia, Zaragoza – 2000–08, 09–10
• Rubén Ayala – Atlético Madrid – 1973–80
• Federico Azcárate – Murcia – 2003–04

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Éver Banega playing for Sevilla in 2017

Eduardo Berizzo as Sevilla manager in 2017

• Éver Banega – Valencia, Atlético Madrid, Sevilla – 2007–14, 14–16, 17–20
• Juan Barbas – Zaragoza – 1982–85
• Mariano Barbosa – Villarreal, Sevilla – 2005–07, 14–16, 17–18
• Valentín Barco – Sevilla – 2024–25
• Enzo Barrenechea – Valencia – 2024–25
• Rolando Barrera – Mallorca – 1983–84
• Gustavo Barros Schelotto – Villarreal – 2000–01
• Gustavo Bartelt – Rayo – 2000–01
• Federico Basavilbaso – Tenerife – 1998–99, 01–02
• Christian Bassedas – Tenerife – 2001–02
• Adrián Bastía – Espanyol – 2003–04
• José Basualdo – Extremadura – 1996–97
• Augusto Batalla – Granada, Rayo – 2023–
• Rodrigo Battaglia – Alavés, Mallorca – 2020–23
• Sebastián Battaglia – Villarreal – 2003–05
• Francisco Bayo – Celta – 1958–59
• Lucas Beltrán – Valencia – 2025–
• Juan Benavídez – Espanyol, Granada – 1955–60
• Darío Benedetto – Elche – 2021–22
• Eduardo Berizzo – Celta, Cádiz – 2000–04, 05–06
• Hernán Bernardello – Almería – 2009–12
• Sergio Berti – Zaragoza – 1995–96
• Nicolás Bertolo – Zaragoza – 2010–11
• Daniel Bertoni – Sevilla – 1978–80
• Leonardo Biagini – Atlético Madrid, Mérida, Mallorca – 1995–03
• Albano Bizzarri – Real Madrid, Valladolid, Gimnàstic – 1998–04, 06–07
• Lautaro Blanco – Elche – 2022–23
• Roberto Bonano – Barcelona, Murcia, Alavés – 2001–04, 05–06
• Fabián Bonhoff – Castellón – 1989–90
• Juan José Borrelli – Oviedo – 1996–97
• Lucas Boyé – Celta, Elche, Granada, Alavés – 2017–18, 20–24, 25–
• Pablo Brandán – Alavés – 2000–01
• Miguel Brindisi – Las Palmas – 1976–79
• Carlos Brizzola – Sevilla, Salamanca – 1976–77, 79–81, 82–83
• José Luis Brown – Murcia – 1987–89
• Juan Ignacio Brunet – Granada – 2020–21
• Emiliano "Emi" Buendía – Getafe – 2014–16
• José María Buljubasich – Tenerife, Oviedo – 1994–96, 97–98
• Diego Buonanotte – Málaga, Granada – 2011–14
• Esteban Burgos – Eibar – 2019–21
• Germán Burgos – Mallorca, Atlético Madrid – 1999–01, 02–04

C

Ángel Correa playing for Atlético Madrid in 2018

• Wilfredo Daniel "Willy" Caballero – Málaga – 2010–14
• Gustavo Cabral – Levante, Celta – 2011–19
• Luis Cabrera – Atlético Madrid, Cádiz, Castellón – 1980–88, 89–90
• Fernando Cáceres – Zaragoza, Valencia, Celta – 1993–04
• Juan Pablo Caffa – Betis – 2006–08
• Florencio Caffaratti – Barcelona – 1947–49
• Diego Cagna – Villarreal – 2000–02
• Pablo Calandria – Málaga – 2001–02
• Gabriel Calderón – Betis – 1983–87
• Jonathan Calleri – Las Palmas, Alavés, Espanyol, Osasuna – 2017–21
• José María Calvo – Gimnàstic, Recreativo – 2006–08
• Esteban Cambiasso – Real Madrid – 2002–04
• Juan Camer – Espanyol, Málaga – 1948–51
• Gustavo Campagnuolo – Valencia – 1997–98
• Ernesto Candía – Atlético Madrid – 1948–50
• Juan Cantarutti – Málaga – 1979–80
• Martín Cardetti – Salamanca, Valladolid – 1998–99, 03–04
• Daniel Carnevali – Las Palmas – 1973–79
• Ramón Carranza – Granada, Espanyol – 1958–62, 63–64
• Guido Carrillo – Leganés, Elche – 2018–22
• Juan Pablo Carrizo – Zaragoza – 2009–10
• Federico Cartabia – Valencia, Córdoba, Deportivo – 2013–17, 17–18
• Carlos Casartelli – Salamanca, Espanyol – 1998–00
• Gastón Casas – Betis – 2001–03
• Santiago Cáseres – Villarreal – 2018–19
• Gonzalo Castellani – Villarreal – 2011–12
• Valentín Castellanos – Girona – 2022–23
• Ezequiel Castillo – Espanyol, Tenerife, Rayo – 1988–89, 90–97
• Raúl Castronovo – Málaga, Hércules, Salamanca – 1974–75, 76–79
• Pablo Cavallero – Espanyol, Celta, Levante – 1999–04, 06–07
• José Luis Ceballos – Las Palmas – 1980–81
• Emanuel Cecchini – Málaga – 2017–18
• Franco Cervi – Celta – 2021–
• José Chamot – Atlético Madrid – 1998–00
• Nereo Champagne – Leganés – 2016–18
• Alfonso Troisi "Charles" – Hércules, Almería – 1976–81
• Pablo Chavarría – Mallorca – 2019–20
• Pedro Chazarreta – Burgos, Murcia – 1977–79, 80–81
• Julián Chicco – Leganés – 2024–
• Leandro Chichizola – Las Palmas, Getafe – 2017–19
• José Juan Cioffi – Burgos – 1977–78
• Rubén Ciraolo – Valencia – 1987–89
• Óscar Coll – Espanyol – 1956–61
• Fabricio Coloccini – Alavés, Atlético Madrid, Villarreal, Deportivo – 2001–04, 04–08
• Diego Colotto – Deportivo, Espanyol – 2008–11, 12–15
• Cristián Colusso – Sevilla – 1996–97
• Eduardo Commisso – Hércules – 1975–78
• Tomás Conechny – Alavés – 2024–25
• Julio Corcuera – Deportivo, Jaén – 1950–55, 56–57
• Ángel Correa – Atlético Madrid – 2015–25
• Joaquín Correa – Sevilla – 2016–18
• Oswaldo Cortés – Elche – 1974–78
• Bernardo Cos – Barcelona, Burgos – 1972–75, 76–78
• Alberto "Tino" Costa – Valencia – 2010–13
• Franco Costanzo – Alavés – 2005–06
• Eduardo Coudet – Celta – 2002–03
• Juan Crespín – Zaragoza, Cádiz – 1988–89, 92–93
• Diego Crosa – Betis – 1999–00, 01–02
• Braian Cufré – Mallorca – 2022–23
• Emmanuel Culio – Las Palmas – 2015–16

D

Ángel Di María playing for Real Madrid in 2010

Alfredo Di Stéfano scoring for Real Madrid in 1959

• Andrés D'Alessandro – Zaragoza – 2006–08
• Roberto D'Alessandro – Salamanca – 1974–81, 82–84
• Jesús Dátolo – Espanyol – 2010–12
• Pablo de Blasis – Eibar – 2018–20
• Martín Demichelis – Málaga, Espanyol – 2010–13, 16–17
• Rodrigo De Paul – Valencia, Atlético Madrid – 2014–16, 21–25
• Óscar Dertycia – Cádiz, Tenerife, Albacete – 1990–95
• Hermes Desio – Celta, Alavés – 1994–96, 98–03
• Daniel "Cata" Díaz – Getafe, Atlético Madrid – 2007–13
• Christian Díaz – Mallorca, Albacete – 2001–02, 03–04
• Pablo Diaz – Sporting, Zaragoza – 1990–99
• José Diéguez – Sevilla – 1957–67
• Ángel Di María – Real Madrid – 2010–14
• Vicente Di Paola – Lleida – 1950–51
• Marcos Aurelio Di Paulo – Barcelona – 1948–51
• Franco Di Santo – Rayo – 2018–19
• Alfredo Di Stéfano – Real Madrid, Espanyol – 1953–66 ^{[c COL] [c ESP] [c CAT]}
• Matías Dituro – Celta, Elche – 2021–22, 25–
• Alejandro "Chori" Domínguez – Valencia, Rayo – 2009–11, 12–13
• Federico Domínguez – Espanyol – 1998–99
• Rogelio Domínguez – Real Madrid – 1957–62
• Jorge Dominichi – Elche – 1975–77
• Víctor Doria – Sporting – 1973–76, 77–83
• Mauro dos Santos – Almería, Eibar, Leganés – 2014–18
• Jorge Doval – Elche – 1973–74
• Sebastián Dubarbier – Almería – 2013–15
• Carlos Duré – Extremadura – 1996–97, 98–99
• Aldo Duscher – Deportivo, Racing, Sevilla, Espanyol – 2000–11

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• Carlos Echarri – Las Palmas – 1979–80
• Juan Echecopar – Granada, Murcia – 1973–75
• Gonzalo Escalante – Eibar, Alavés, Cádiz – 2015–20, 21–22, 22–24
• Damián Escudero – Valladolid, Villarreal – 2008–10
• Juan Eduardo Esnáider – Real Madrid, Zaragoza, Atlético Madrid, Espanyol, Murcia – 1990–91, 92–99, 00–01, 03–04
• Marcelo Espina – Racing – 1999–01
• Cristian Espinoza – Alavés – 2016–17
• Maximiliano Estévez – Racing – 2000–01

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• Daniel Fagiani – Valencia – 1999–00
• José Fantaguzzi – Betis – 1987–88
• Luis Fariña – Deportivo, Rayo – 2014–16
• Federico Fazio – Sevilla – 2007–14, 15–16
• Darío Felman – Valencia – 1977–83
• Carlos Fenoy – Celta, Valladolid – 1976–77, 78–79, 80–88
• Augusto Fernández – Celta, Atlético Madrid, Cádiz – 2012–18, 20–21
• Favio Fernández – Espanyol – 1996–97
• Federico Fernández – Getafe, Elche – 2012–13, 22–23
• Nicolás Fernández – Elche – 2022–23
• Rubén Fernández – Celta – 1982–83
• Teodoro Fernández – Las Palmas – 1972–78
• Tubo Fernández – Cádiz – 1992–93
• Carlos Ferrer – Espanyol – 1939–40
• Enzo Ferrero – Sporting – 1975–76, 77–85
• Óscar Ferrero – Sporting, Castellón – 1978–79, 80–82
• Facundo Ferreyra – Espanyol – 2018–20
• Luciano Figueroa – Villarreal – 2004–06
• Ubaldo Fillol – Atlético Madrid – 1985–86
• Mario Finarolli – Elche – 1976–78
• Daniel Flores – Rayo – 1978–79
• José Óscar "Turu" Flores – Deportivo, Valladolid, Mallorca – 1998–03
• Juan Forlín – Espanyol – 2009–13
• Juan Carlos Forneris – Granada, Elche – 1959–61, 62–66
• Élio Fortunato – Las Palmas – 1981–83
• Juan Foyth – Villarreal – 2020–
• Rafael Franco – Deportivo, Valladolid – 1948–52
• Darío Franco – Zaragoza – 1991–95
• Leo Franco – Mallorca, Atlético Madrid, Zaragoza – 1999–13
• Matías Fritzler – Hércules – 2010–11
• Fabricio Fuentes – Villarreal – 2006–09
• Esteban Fuertes – Tenerife – 2001–02
• Ramiro Funes Mori – Villarreal – 2018–21

G

• Iván Gabrich – Mérida, Extremadura, Mallorca – 1997–00
• Jorge Gabrich – Barcelona – 1983–84
• Fernando Gago – Real Madrid, Valencia – 2006–11, 12–13
• Nicolás Gaitán – Atlético Madrid – 2016–18
• Walter Gaitán – Villarreal – 1998–99, 00–01
• Luciano Galletti – Zaragoza, Atlético Madrid – 2001–02, 03–07
• Fernando Gamboa – Oviedo – 1996–98
• Leonel Gancedo – Osasuna, Murcia – 2000–04
• Antonio Garabal – Atlético Madrid – 1956–58
• Ezequiel Garay – Racing, Real Madrid, Valencia – 2005–11, 16–20
• Antonio García – Salamanca – 1975–78
• Horacio García – Jaén – 1957–58
• Mateo García – Las Palmas – 2016–17
• Oswaldo García – Deportivo, Espanyol, Granada – 1950–58
• Óscar Garro – Celta, Sporting – 1948–49, 51–52
• Roberto Gasparini – Málaga – 1982–83
• Federico Gattoni – Sevilla – 2023–24
• Paulo Gazzaniga – Elche, Girona – 2020–21, 22–
• Humberto Giménez – Barcelona – 1949–50
• Sebastián Giménez – Hércules – 1975–76
• Leandro Gioda – Xerez – 2009–10
• Carmelo Giuliano – Hércules – 1974–81
• Blas Giunta – Murcia – 1988–89
• Juan Gómez – Real Sociedad – 1996–00
• Papu Gómez – Sevilla – 2020–23
• Raúl Gómez – Celta – 1958–59
• Valentín Gómez – Betis – 2025–
• Pedro Gómez Vila – Zaragoza – 1972–73
• Juan Antonio Gómez Voglino – Elche – 1974–78
• Esteban González – Málaga – 1989–90
• Cristian "Kily" González – Zaragoza, Valencia – 1996–03
• Ignacio "Nacho" González – Las Palmas – 2000–02
• Nicolás "Nico" González – Atlético Madrid – 2025–
• Óscar González – Rayo, Atlético Madrid – 1977–80
• Silvio González – Numancia – 2004–05
• Patricio Graff – Rayo, Numancia – 2001–03, 04–05
• Jorge Griffa – Atlético Madrid, Espanyol – 1959–69, 70–71
• Carlos Guerini – Málaga, Real Madrid – 1973–79
• Ernesto Gutiérrez – Celta – 1956–58
• Jonás Gutiérrez – Mallorca, Deportivo – 2005–08, 15–16
• Marcelo Gutiérrez – Racing – 1982–83

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Gonzalo Higuaín with Real Madrid in 2012

• Gabriel Heinze – Valladolid, Real Madrid – 1999–01, 07–09
• Ramón Heredia – Atlético Madrid – 1973–77
• Germán Herrera – Real Sociedad – 2006–07
• Martín Herrera – Alavés – 1999–02
• Horacio Herrero – Valencia, Racing – 1948–49, 50–52
• Gonzalo Higuaín – Real Madrid – 2006–13 ^{[b FRA]}
• Mario Husillos – Murcia, Cádiz – 1983–85, 89–91

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• Ariel Ibagaza – Mallorca, Atlético Madrid, Villarreal – 1998–10
• Hugo Ibarra – Espanyol – 2004–05
• José Raúl Iglesias – Valencia – 1983–84
• Antonio Imbelloni – Real Madrid – 1950–51
• Emanuel Insúa – Granada – 2014–15
• Emiliano Insúa – Atlético Madrid, Rayo – 2012–15
• Federico Insúa – Málaga – 2003–04
• Rubén Insúa – Las Palmas – 1985–86
• Horacio Insurralde – Elche – 1977–78
• Luis Islas – Logroñés – 1989–90

J

• Franco Jara – Granada – 2011–12

K

Mario Kempes with Valencia in 1982

• Mario Kempes – Valencia, Hércules – 1976–81, 82–86
• Mario Killer – Sporting – 1975–76, 77–78
• Diego Klimowicz – Rayo, Valladolid – 1996–97, 97–99
• Matías Kranevitter – Atlético Madrid, Sevilla – 2015–17

L

• Erik Lamela – Sevilla – 2021–24
• Ángel Landucci – Sporting – 1973–76
• Joaquín Larrivey – Rayo, Celta – 2013–15
• Diego Latorre – Tenerife, Salamanca – 1992–96
• Juan Laureano "Lauren" – Murcia – 1950–51
• Jeremías Ledesma – Cádiz – 2020–24
• Ramón León – Oviedo – 1961–62
• Matías Lequi – Atlético Madrid, Celta – 2003–04, 05–07
• Lucas Licht – Getafe – 2006–10
• Óscar Limia – Cádiz – 2005–06
• Olegario Lisboa – Espanyol – 1963–64
• Lucas Lobos – Cádiz – 2005–06
• Giovani Lo Celso – Betis , Villarreal – 2018–19, 21–23, 24–
• Gabriel Loeschbor – Murcia – 2003–04
• Ricardo Logiácono – Málaga – 1979–80
• Gustavo Lombardi – Salamanca, Alavés – 1997–98, 01–02
• Raúl Longhi – Espanyol – 1976–81
• Ariel "Chupa" López – Mallorca – 1998–99
• Claudio López – Valencia – 1996–00
• Gustavo López – Zaragoza, Celta – 1995–04, 05–07
• Joaquín López – Salamanca – 1977–79
• Jorge López Nieva – Burgos, Sevilla – 1978–85
• Maximiliano "Maxi" López – Barcelona, Mallorca – 2004–07
• Víctor López – Real Sociedad – 2006–07
• Juan Carlos Lorenzo – Atlético Madrid – 1954–56
• Walter Lozano – Valladolid – 1989–90, 93–94
• Víctor Lucero – Castellón – 1981–82
• Dante Lugo – Atlético Madrid – 1956–58
• Ezequiel Luna – Tenerife – 2009–10
• Ricardo Lunari – Salamanca – 1998–99
• Cristian Lupidio – Salamanca – 1998–99
• Federico Lussenhoff – Tenerife, Mallorca – 1998–99, 01–04
• Germán Lux – Mallorca, Deportivo – 2007–11, 12–13, 14–17

M

Diego Maradona in 2010

Gerardo Martino as Barcelona manager in 2014

Javier Mascherano in action for Barcelona in 2012

Lionel Messi playing for Barcelona in 2018

Diego Milito in 2015

• Francisco Maciel – Murcia, Mallorca – 2003–04, 05–06
• Edgardo Madinabeytia – Atlético Madrid – 1958–67
• Pablo Maffeo – Girona, Huesca, Mallorca – 2017–18, 20– ^{[b ESP] [c ESP U21] [c ESP U19] [c ESP U17] [c ESP U16]}
• Lisandro Magallán – Alavés, Elche – 2019–20, 22–23
• Cristian Maidana – Recreativo – 2008–09
• Juan Carlos Mameli – Betis – 1974–75
• Martín Mandra – Rayo – 1999–00
• Martín Mantovani – Leganés, Huesca – 2016–18, 18–19
• Diego Maradona – Barcelona, Sevilla – 1982–84, 92–93
• Hugo Maradona – Rayo – 1989–90
• Agustín Marchesín – Celta – 2022–23
• Iván Marcone – Elche – 2020–22
• Claudio Marini – Numancia – 2000–01
• Bruno Marioni – Villarreal, Tenerife – 2000–02
• Armando Martín – Zaragoza – 1967–71
• Emiliano Martínez – Getafe – 2017–18
• Jorge Martínez – Zaragoza – 1999–00
• Ricardo Martínez – Almería – 1979–81
• Román Martínez – Espanyol, Tenerife – 2008–10
• Miguel Martino – Oviedo – 1949–50
• Gerardo Martino – Tenerife – 1990–91
• Alejandro Martinuccio – Villarreal – 2011–12
• Óscar Mas – Real Madrid – 1973–74
• Javier Mascherano – Barcelona – 2010–18
• Eduardo Massey – Oviedo – 1958–59
• Franco Mastantuono – Real Madrid – 2025–
• Aníbal Matellán – Getafe, Gimnàstic – 2005–07
• Diego Mateo – Racing – 2002–05
• Marcos Mauro – Cádiz – 2020–22
• Javier Mazzoni – Racing – 2000–01
• Carlos Medrano – Barcelona – 1959–60
• Óscar Mena – Mallorca, Atlético Madrid – 1997–00
• Sebastián Méndez – Celta – 2001–04, 05–06
• Gabriel Mercado – Sevilla – 2016–19
• Lionel Messi – Barcelona – 2004–21
• Diego Milito – Zaragoza – 2005–08
• Gabriel Milito – Zaragoza, Barcelona – 2003–11
• Hugo Módigo – Sevilla – 1977–78
• Nahuel Molina – Atlético Madrid – 2022–
• Daniel Montenegro – Zaragoza, Osasuna – 2000–02
• Gonzalo Montiel – Sevilla – 2021–23, 24–25
• Walter Montoya – Sevilla – 2016–18
• Luciano Fabián Monzón – Betis – 2008–09
• Hugo Morales – Tenerife – 2001–02
• Ángel "Matute" Morales – Mérida – 1997–98
• Pedro Morant – Hércules – 1996–97
• Matías Moreno – Levante – 2025–
• Carlos Morete – Las Palmas, Sevilla – 1975–81
• Guillermo Morigi – Valencia – 1997–98
• Horacio Moyano – Hércules, Betis, Murcia, Celta – 1977–82, 83–88
• Ezequiel Muñoz – Leganés – 2017–19
• Javier Muñoz – Tenerife, Valladolid – 2001–03
• Daniel Murúa – Sevilla – 1979–82
• Mateo Musacchio – Villarreal – 2009–12, 13–17
• Juan Musso – Atlético Madrid – 2024–
• Damián Musto – Huesca – 2018–19

N

• Ariel Nahuelpán – Racing – 2010–12
• José Navarro – Real Madrid – 1947–49
• Mauro Navas – Espanyol – 1999–03
• Sebastián Nayar – Recreativo – 2008–09
• Juan Neira – Valladolid – 2012–13
• Mateu Nicolau – Barcelona – 1948–52
• Félix Nieto – Málaga – 1979–80

O

Roque Olsen in 1955

Ariel Ortega in 2013

• Lucas Ocampos – Sevilla – 2019–22, 22–25
• Marcelo Ojeda – Tenerife – 1994–98
• Pedro Ojeda – Numancia – 1999–01
• Roque Olsen – Real Madrid – 1950–57
• Lucas Orbán – Valencia, Levante – 2014–16
• Catriel Orcellet – Valladolid – 2003–04
• Roberto Orellana – Elche, Mallorca – 1976–78, 83–84
• Rodolfo Orife – Betis – 1971–73
• Ariel Ortega – Valencia – 1996–98
• Luis Oruezábal – Granada – 1973–76
• Aldo Osorio – Numancia – 2004–05
• Nicolás Otamendi – Valencia – 2014–15
• Iselin Ovejero – Atlético Madrid, Zaragoza – 1969–76
• Eduardo Oviedo – Valladolid – 1982–84

P

Martín Palermo in 2018

Mauricio Pochettino as Espanyol manager in 2012

• Basilio Padrón – Valencia, Las Palmas – 1955–59
• Martín Palermo – Villarreal, Betis – 2000–04
• Francisco Marqués "Pancho" – Real Sociedad – 1951–52
• Joaquín Panichelli – Alavés – 2023–24
• Nicolás Pareja – Espanyol, Sevilla – 2008–10, 13–18
• Pedro Pascual Ros – Barcelona – 1939–40
• Javier Pastore – Elche – 2021–23
• Severiano Pavón – Espanyol, Almería – 1978–80
• Mariano Pavone – Betis – 2007–09
• Matías Pavoni – Cádiz – 2005–06
• Nico Paz – Real Madrid – 2023–24 ^{[b ESP]}
• Pablo Paz – Tenerife, Valladolid – 1996–99, 01–02, 03–04
• Emilio Pazos – Sevilla, Granada, Murcia – 1967–68, 69–72, 73–75
• Mauricio Pellegrino – Barcelona, Valencia, Alavés – 1998–05, 05–06
• José Pellejero – Granada, Racing, Elche – 1957–63
• Hernán Pellerano – Almería – 2008–11, 13–14
• Eleuterio Peña – Real Sociedad, Atlético Madrid – 1931–33, 34–36
• Gabriel Peñalba – Las Palmas – 2017–18
• Adrián Peralta – Mallorca – 2005–06
• Guillermo Pereyra – Mallorca – 2003–08
• Enzo Pérez – Valencia – 2014–17
• Hugo Pérez – Sporting – 1994–97
• Miguel Pérez – Real Madrid, Zaragoza – 1967–71, 72–73
• Nehuén Pérez – Granada – 2020–21
• Pablo Pérez – Málaga – 2013–14
• Ricardo Pérez – Granada – 1957–58
• Diego Perotti – Sevilla – 2008–14
• Máximo Perrone – Las Palmas – 2023–24
• Germán Pezzella – Betis – 2015–17, 21–24
• Pablo Piatti – Almería, Valencia, Espanyol, Elche – 2008–20, 20–22
• Agustín Pastoriza "Pibe" – Betis – 2013–14
• Iván Pillud – Espanyol – 2009–10
• Héctor Pineda – Mallorca – 1998–99
• Javier Pinola – Atlético Madrid – 2003–04
• Leonardo Pisculichi – Mallorca – 2005–07
• Guido Pizarro – Sevilla – 2017–18
• Diego Placente – Celta – 2005–07
• Mauricio Pochettino – Espanyol – 1994–01, 03–06
• Roberto Pompei – Oviedo – 1997–00
• Ezequiel Ponce – Granada, Elche – 2016–17, 21–23
• Rafael Ponce – Deportivo – 1948–51
• Leonardo Ponzio – Zaragoza – 2003–07, 09–12
• Martín Posse – Espanyol – 1998–03, 04–06
• Carlos Próugenes – Mallorca – 1969–70
• Nery Pumpido – Betis – 1988–89

Q

• Daniel Quevedo – Málaga – 1976–77
• Diego Quintana – Murcia – 2003–04
• Jorge Quinteros – Mallorca – 1999–00

R

Fernando Redondo in 2019

Juan Román Riquelme training with Villarreal in 2005

• Sebastián Rambert – Zaragoza – 1995–96
• Federico Redondo – Elche – 2025– ^{[b ESP]}
• Fernando Redondo – Tenerife, Real Madrid – 1990–00
• Óscar Regenhardt – Málaga – 1982–85
• Gustavo Reggi – Levante – 2004–05, 06–07
• Ezequiel Rescaldani – Málaga – 2013–15
• Ricardo Rezza – Salamanca, Sporting – 1974–80
• Pablo Richetti – Valladolid – 2000–04
• Emiliano Rigoni – Elche – 2020–21
• Jorge Rinaldi – Sporting – 1985–86
• Juan Román Riquelme – Barcelona, Villarreal – 2002–07
• Gerardo Rivero – Osasuna – 2001–04
• Carlos Roa – Mallorca, Albacete – 1997–99, 00–02, 03–04
• Lucas Robertone – Almería – 2022–24
• Manuel Rocha – Real Madrid – 1947–48
• Roberto Roche – Elche – 1959–60
• Adalberto Rodríguez – Jaén, Atlético Madrid – 1957–59
• Clemente Rodríguez – Espanyol – 2007–08
• Fernando Rodríguez – Málaga, Elche – 1982–84, 88–89
• Gonzalo Rodríguez – Villarreal – 2004–12
• Guido Rodríguez – Betis – 2019–24
• Maxi Rodríguez – Espanyol, Atlético Madrid – 2002–10
• Osvaldo Rodríguez – Racing – 1981–82
• José Luis "Puma" Rodríguez – Betis – 1988–89, 90–91
• Alfredo Rojas – Celta, Betis – 1958–61
• Esteban Rolón – Málaga – 2017–18
• Bernardo Romeo – Mallorca, Osasuna – 2004–07
• Luka Romero – Mallorca, Almería, Alavés – 2019–20, 23–25 ^{[b MEX]}
• Sebastián Ariel Romero – Betis – 1999–00
• Facundo Roncaglia – Espanyol, Celta, Valencia, Osasuna – 2009–10, 16–21
• Pablo Rotchen – Espanyol – 1999–02
• Marco Rubén – Recreativo, Villarreal – 2007–12
• Luis Rueda – Extremadura – 1998–99
• Oscar Ruggeri – Logroñés, Real Madrid – 1988–90
• Gerónimo Rulli – Real Sociedad, Villarreal – 2014–19, 20–23
• Franco Russo – Mallorca – 2021–23

S

Javier Saviola playing for Barcelona in 2007

Diego Simeone as Atlético Madrid manager in 2018

• Gerónimo Saccardi – Hércules – 1975–79
• Fernando Salgado – Las Palmas – 1958–59
• Eduardo Salvio – Atlético Madrid – 2009–10, 11–12
• Walter Samuel – Real Madrid – 2004–05
• Dante Sanabria – Hércules, Sevilla – 1984–87
• José María Sánchez Lage – Oviedo, Valencia, Deportivo – 1958–67
• Juan Sánchez Miño – Elche – 2020–21
• Manuel Sánchez – Oviedo – 1958–59
• Pablo "Vitamina" Sánchez – Alavés – 1998–99
• José Sand – Deportivo – 2010–11
• Evaristo Sande – Oviedo, Málaga, Granada – 1958–60, 62–63, 66–67
• Gastón Sangoy – Sporting – 2010–12
• Miguel Santoro – Hércules – 1974–77
• Benjamín Santos – Deportivo – 1956–57
• Guillermo Sara – Betis – 2013–14
• Pedro Sará – Oviedo, Murcia, Jaén – 1949–50, 52–54, 55–56, 57–58
• Juan Sarrachini – Mallorca – 1969–70
• Javier Saviola – Barcelona, Sevilla, Real Madrid, Málaga – 2001–04, 05–09, 12–13
• Lionel Scaloni – Deportivo, Racing, Mallorca – 1997–06, 06–07, 07–09
• Gabriel Schürrer – Racing, Deportivo, Las Palmas, Real Sociedad – 1996–04
• Héctor Scotta – Sevilla – 1976–80
• Darío Scotto – Sporting – 1992–93
• Juan Serrizuela – Mallorca – 1999–00
• Jonathan Silva – Leganés, Getafe – 2018–20, 21–22
• Walter Silvani – Extremadura, Salamanca – 1996–99
• Diego Simeone – Sevilla, Atlético Madrid – 1992–97, 03–05
• Giuliano Simeone – Atlético Madrid , Alavés – 2021–22, 23– ^{[b ITA]}
• Gustavo Siviero – Mallorca, Albacete – 1998–02, 03–05
• Augusto Solari – Celta – 2020–23
• Esteban Solari – Almería – 2008–10
• Santiago Solari – Atlético Madrid, Real Madrid – 1998–05
• Juan Solé – Valladolid, Oviedo, Murcia – 1959–61, 62–64
• Leandro Somoza – Villarreal, Betis – 2006–08
• Juan Pablo Sorín – Barcelona, Villarreal – 2002–03, 04–06
• José Sosa – Atlético Madrid – 2013–14
• Juan Sotelo – Murcia – 1980–81
• Adolfo Soto – Las Palmas, Zaragoza – 1971–75
• Ernesto Suárez – Espanyol – 1973–74
• Leonardo Suárez – Villarreal, Valladolid – 2016–19
• Alexander Szymanowski – Leganés – 2016–19

T

• Juan Taverna – Murcia – 1973–74
• Nahuel Tenaglia – Alavés – 2021–22, 23–
• Fernando Tissone – Mallorca, Málaga – 2011–12, 12–16
• Mariano Toedtli – Sevilla – 2001–03
• Hernán Toledo – Las Palmas – 2017–18
• Marco Torsiglieri – Almería – 2013–14
• Óscar Trejo – Mallorca, Sporting, Rayo – 2006–09, 11–12, 18–19, 21–
• Marcelo Trobbiani – Elche, Zaragoza – 1976–78, 80–81
• Roberto Trotta – Sporting – 1997–98
• Mario Turdó – Celta, Las Palmas – 1999–01
• Eduardo Tuzzio – Mallorca – 2005–06

U

• Leonardo Ulloa – Almería – 2010–11
• Juan Urruti – Valencia – 1983–86
• Óscar Ustari – Getafe – 2007–11

V

Jorge Valdano in 2018

• Hugo Vaca – Cádiz – 1981–82
• Jorge Valdano – Zaragoza, Real Madrid – 1979–87
• José Valdiviezo – Atlético Madrid – 1947–49
• Diego Valeri – Almería – 2010–11
• José Valle – Lleida – 1950–51
• Matías Vargas – Espanyol – 2019–20
• Fabián Vázquez – Cádiz – 1990–92
• Franco Vázquez – Rayo, Sevilla – 2012–13, 16–21 ^{[c ITA]}
• Alejo Véliz – Sevilla, Espanyol – 2023–25
• Luciano Vella – Cádiz – 2005–06
• Pedro Verde – Las Palmas, Hércules – 1973–74, 75–79
• Santiago Vergini – Getafe – 2015–16
• Juan Carlos Verón – Racing, Mallorca – 1981–84
• Sebastián Viberti – Málaga – 1970–74
• Luciano Vietto – Villarreal, Atlético Madrid, Sevilla, Valencia – 2014–18
• José Vigo – Celta – 1957–58
• Rodolfo Vilanova – Málaga – 1970–75, 76–77
• Guillermo Villagrá – Arenas, Valencia – 1931–36
• José Villarreal – Atlético Madrid – 1992–93
• Francisco Villegas – Sevilla – 1942–43
• Martín Vitali – Getafe – 2004–05
• Nelson Vivas – Celta – 1999–00
• Antonio Vucetich – Espanyol – 1948–49

W

• Axel Werner – Atlético Madrid, Huesca, Elche – 2017–19, 22–23
• Lucas Wilchez – Zaragoza – 2012–13
• Enrique Wolff – Las Palmas, Real Madrid – 1974–79

Z

• Pablo Zabaleta – Espanyol – 2005–08
• Julio Zamora – Sabadell – 1987–88
• Víctor Zapata – Valladolid – 2003–04
• Ariel Zárate – Málaga – 1999–02
• Rolando Zárate – Real Madrid – 1999–00
• Bruno Zuculini – Valencia, Córdoba – 2014–15
• Franco Zuculini – Zaragoza – 2011–13
• Rafael Zuviría – Racing, Barcelona, Mallorca – 1973–74, 75–82, 83–84

See also

• List of foreign La Liga players
• List of Argentine footballers in Serie A

Notes

1. ^
   Born in France
2. ^
   Born in Italy
3. ^
   Born in Spain
4. ^
   Capped for the Catalonia national football team
5. ^
   Capped for the Colombia national football team
6. ^
   Capped for the Spain national football team
7. ^
   Capped for the Spain national under-21 football team
8. ^
   Capped for the Spain national under-19 football team
9. ^
   Capped for the Spain national under-17 football team
10. ^
    Capped for the Spain national under-16 football team
11. ^
    Capped for the Italy national football team

Sources

• Foreign Players in the Spanish League (First Division) by RSSSF
• Histórico de Primera División by BDFutbol