List of Thailand international footballers born outside Thailand

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This is the list of Thailand international footballers who are either naturalised or born outside the country before choosing to represent Thailand national football team.

List of players

The following players:

  1. have played at least one game for the full (senior male) Thailand international team; and
  2. were born outside Thailand.
PlayerBornOriginOther nationality [note 1] First capLast capNotes
James Beresford 2002 Flag of England.svg Worthing 2023TBD
Manuel Bihr 1994 Flag of Germany.svg Herrenberg 2017TBD [1]
Charyl Chappuis 1992 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Locarno 20142017 [2]
Mika Chunuonsee 1989 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Bridgend 20152019 [3]
Kevin Deeromram 1997 Flag of Sweden.svg Stockholm 20172017[ citation needed ]
Tristan Do 1993 Flag of France.svg Paris Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 2015TBD [4]
Elias Dolah 1993 Flag of Sweden.svg Lund 2019TBD [5]
Patrik Gustavsson 2001 Flag of Sweden.svg Åtvidaberg 2023TBD
Peter Läng 1986 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Zürich 20092009
Nicholas Mickelson 1999 Flag of Norway.svg Skien 2023TBD
Ernesto Amantegui Phumipha 1990 Flag of Spain.svg Oviedo 2021TBD [6]
Philip Roller 1994 Flag of Germany.svg Munich 2017TBD [7]
Jamie Waite 1986 Flag of England.svg Plymouth 20022002 [8]
William Weidersjö 2001 Flag of Sweden.svg Älvsjö 2024TBD
  1. ↑ Apart from Thailand and the birth nation.

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  6. ↑ ""บีจี" คว้าตัว "เออร์เนสโต ภูมิภา" เสริมทัพ ลุย ACL". mgronline.com. May 28, 2021. Archived from the original on February 19, 2022. Retrieved February 19, 2022.
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