List of CR Flamengo foreign football players

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This is a list of all time foreign players who have signed professional contracts with Flamengo. [1]

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Last updated on 3 June 2024.
NationNameClub career League Copa do Brasil Copa Libertadores Copa Sudamericana Carioca Other1Total
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
1 Flag of Paraguay.svg Modesto Bria 1943–19533698
2 Flag of Paraguay.svg Sinforiano Garcia 1949–19582760
3 Flag of Uruguay.svg Giorgian de Arrascaeta [2] 2019–12133246508611612426867
4 Flag of Argentina.svg Horácio Doval 1969–197583141176226294
5 Flag of Paraguay.svg Francisco Reyes 1967–19733979822007
6 Flag of Serbia.svg Dejan Petković 2000–2002
2009–2011
983111112383819857
7 Flag of Colombia.svg Gustavo Cuéllar [3] 2016–2019780201180121350401672
8 Flag of Argentina.svg Carlos Volante 1938–19431644
9 Flag of Argentina.svg Agustín Valido 1937–194414345
10 Flag of England.svg Sidney Pullen 1915–192513149
11 Flag of Paraguay.svg Jorge Benítez 1952–195611476
12 Flag of Peru.svg Paolo Guerrero [4] 2015–20186119134625024154311343
13 Flag of Spain.svg José Ufarte 1961
1962–1964
10615
14 Flag of Uruguay.svg Sergio Ramírez1977–1979320270352942
15 Flag of Chile.svg Gonzalo Fierro [5] 2008–201147170603029110932
16 Flag of Argentina.svg Darío Bottinelli [6] 2011–2012476408230220539011
17 Flag of Argentina.svg Héctor Canteros [7] 2014–2018604120000016100885
18 Flag of Chile.svg Mauricio Isla [8] 2020–202250360171009010834
19 Flag of Colombia.svg Orlando Berrío [9] 2017–202044381604116131817
20 Flag of Qatar.svg Emerson [10] 2009
2015–2016
46121030082124007621
21 Flag of Chile.svg Claudio Maldonado [11] 2009–201238130702025010751
22 Flag of Chile.svg Marcos González [12] 2012–2014452805000160742
22 Flag of Germany.svg Fritz Engel1936–19387423
22 Flag of Peru.svg Miguel Trauco [13] 2017–201934150827020110744
25 Flag of Paraguay.svg Víctor Cáceres [14] 2012–2015481121310016040723
26 Flag of Argentina.svg Ubaldo Fillol 1984–198534010021060710
26 Flag of Chile.svg Erick Pulgar [15] 2022–362609017030712
28 Flag of Uruguay.svg Jorge Manicera [16] 1967–197015029026*0700
29 Flag of Argentina.svg Maxi Biancucchi 2007–200945511200021100697
30 Flag of Argentina.svg Federico Mancuello [17] 2016–2017295416030234106610
30 Flag of Argentina.svg Alejandro Mancuso 1996–1997130700000263202665
32 Flag of Poland.svg Roger Guerreiro 20043636311
33 Flag of Paraguay.svg Robert Piris Da Motta [18] 2018–20214202060006010570
34 Flag of Argentina.svg Eusébio Chamorro 1953–1956550
35 Flag of Chile.svg Arturo Vidal [19] 2022–2023212801007050512
35 Flag of Uruguay.svg Guillermo Varela [20] 2022–150508019140511
37 Flag of Croatia.svg Eduardo da Silva [21] 2014–20152710920000101004613
38 Flag of Argentina.svg Alfredo González19404531
39 Flag of Argentina.svg Lucas Mugni [22] 2014–20162623030009300415
39 Flag of Argentina.svg Rogelio Domínguez 1968–1969410
39 Flag of Argentina.svg Agustín Rossi [23] 2023–2201060120410
42 Flag of Colombia.svg Fernando Uribe [24] 2018–201920620310012100378
43 Flag of Colombia.svg Marlos Moreno [25] 20182115050004000361
44 Flag of Paraguay.svg César Ramírez 2005–200616561000073323211
44 Flag of Argentina.svg Átmio Villa1937–1938320
46 Flag of Paraguay.svg Carlos Gamarra 2000–200241400000120100301
46 Flag of Spain.svg Pablo Marí [26] 2019–20202220061000020303
48 Flag of Argentina.svg Agustin Cosso19372820
48 Flag of Paraguay.svg Carlos Monín 1960280
50 Flag of Argentina.svg Arcadio López 1937–1938260
51 Flag of Uruguay.svg Nicolás de la Cruz [27] 2024–722050110252
52 Flag of Argentina.svg Francisco Provvidente 193831218249
53 Flag of Bolivia.svg Marcelo Moreno [28] 2013–20141624200000000204
53 Flag of Uruguay.svg Horacio Peralta 200682413051204
55 Flag of England.svg Lawrence Andrews1912–1913
1915
1919
17320193
55 Flag of Spain.svg Talladas193730160190
57 Flag of Portugal.svg Liédson [29] 2002–2003
2012–2013
1740000000000174
57 Flag of Argentina.svg Alejandro Badassini1916–102012750177
59 Flag of Uruguay.svg Matías Viña [30] 2024–40205150161
60 Flag of Italy.svg Francisco Miceli1946–194710140150
60 Flag of Ecuador.svg Wagner Rivera 199611040150
62 Flag of England.svg Harry Reid191611430144
63 Flag of Poland.svg Mariusz Piekarski 19971000000000030130
64 Flag of Uruguay.svg Darío Pereyra 19881100000000010120
65 Flag of Argentina.svg Alejandro Donatti [31] 2016–2017200010105020110
65 Flag of Argentina.svg Arturo Naón 19397241113
65 Flag of Argentina.svg Raimundo Orsi 1939–19403082112
65 Flag of Argentina.svg Sabino Coletta 1944–19455060110
69 Flag of Argentina.svg Rafael Sanz1944–1945107
69 Flag of Argentina.svg Ricardo Alarcón 1942–19442085105
71 Flag of Argentina.svg Julio Castillo 1940207696
71 Flag of Argentina.svg Jorge Paolino1976–197720106090
73 Flag of Ecuador.svg Frickson Erazo 201420000000500070
73 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Emilio Reuben 1941–1942304474
73 Flag of Argentina.svg Rubens Sambueza 200870000000000070
73 Flag of Colombia.svg Cristian Borja 201070000000000070
73 Flag of Colombia.svg Richard Ríos [32] 2020–20221000006070
78 Flag of Uruguay.svg Humberto Buchelli19456161
78 Flag of Argentina.svg Claudio Borghi 1989402060
80 Flag of Argentina.svg Alfredo De Terán1944–194550
80 Flag of Paraguay.svg Diego Gavilán 200800001000400050
80 Flag of Argentina.svg Hugo Colace 2007–200830000000200050
80 Flag of England.svg Henry Welfare 1915–19165757
84 Flag of Colombia.svg Pablo Armero 201540000000000040
84 Flag of Portugal.svg Rui Loio1965103040
84 Flag of Mozambique.svg Carlos Jorge1970–1971301040
84 Flag of Paraguay.svg Juan Daniel Cáceres 19984040
88 Flag of Argentina.svg Darío Conca 201720000000001030
89 Flag of Uruguay.svg Carlos Mendoza1966–19672*020
89 Flag of Hungary.svg Flórian Albert 19672020
89 Flag of Slovakia.svg Peter Timko 19502020
89 Flag of Sweden.svg Rimbo1966–19672020
89 Flag of Paraguay.svg Santiago Ocampos [33] 2022–20242020
94 Flag of Algeria.svg Haraoui Nino19931*010
95 Flag of Sweden.svg Kurt Axelsson 196600
95 Flag of Peru.svg Jorge Soto 200000
95 Flag of Sierra Leone.svg Aluspah Brewah 200400

Number of foreigners by country

During history Flamengo had 97 players from 24 different countries signing a professional contract with the club or being member of the top team, in which only three failed to have a single appearance, Kurt Axelsson, Jorge Soto and Aluspah Brewah. The club also had four Brazilian born players that chosen to represent a different country during their careers, Emerson (Qatar), Roger Guerreiro (Poland), Eduardo da Silva (Croatia) and Liédson (Portugal).

Dejan Petkovic, the non South American with more appearances and goals. Petkovic Ordem do Rio Branco Cropped.png
Dejan Petković, the non South American with more appearances and goals.
Paolo Guerrero, one of the three Peruvians in Flamengo's history. Campeonato Carioca - Flamengo - Guerrero (cropped).jpg
Paolo Guerrero, one of the three Peruvians in Flamengo's history.
Giorgian de Arrascaeta, currently third in all time appearances. Giorgian De Arrascaeta 20171114 AUT URU 4546 (cropped).jpg
Giorgian de Arrascaeta, currently third in all time appearances.
NationPlayers
1 Flag of Argentina.svg 32
2 Flag of Paraguay.svg 12
3 Flag of Uruguay.svg 10
4 Flag of Colombia.svg 7
5 Flag of Chile.svg 6
6 Flag of England.svg 4
7 Flag of Peru.svg 3
7 Flag of Spain.svg 3
9 Flag of Sweden.svg 2
9 Flag of Ecuador.svg 2
9 Flag of Portugal.svg 2
9 Flag of Poland.svg 2
13 Flag of Serbia.svg 1
13 Flag of Croatia.svg 1
13 Flag of Qatar.svg 1
13 Flag of Germany.svg 1
13 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 1
13 Flag of Italy.svg 1
13 Flag of Bolivia.svg 1
13 Flag of Mozambique.svg 1
13 Flag of Hungary.svg 1
13 Flag of Slovakia.svg 1
13 Flag of Algeria.svg 1
13 Flag of Sierra Leone.svg 1
Total97

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