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Mls Players by Place of Birth 2011 Jugadores Nacidos En El Extranjero 2011 MLS PLAYERS BY PLACE OF BIRTH 2011 JUGADORES NACIDOS EN EL EXTRANJERO 2011 Finland (1) Netherlands (2) Switzerland (2) Norway (1) Sweden (1) England (12) Wales (1) Scotland (2) Estonia (1) China (1) Belgium (1) Denmark (2) Canada (23) Poland (1) France (6) Croatia (2) Morocco (1) Serbia (7) USA (280) Georgia (1) Senegal (3) Cuba (2) Bosnia & Gambia(5) Jamaica (12) Herzegovina (3) Japan (1) Mexico (9) Israel (1) Curaçao(1) Honduras (3) Haiti (2) Guatemala (2) St. Kitts & Nevis (1) Guadeloupe (1) Grenada (1) Costa Rica (7) Trinidad & Tobago (4) Venezuela (3) Uganda (1) Sierra Leone (2) Colombia (16) Democratic Republic Liberia (1) Ecuador (2) of the Congo (2) ed. Ivory Coast (1) v Peru (1) Tanzania (1) Brazil (15) Zimbabwe (2) eser Ghana (7) r Chile (1) Nigeria (3) Cameroon (3) South Africa (2) Uruguay (6) Argentina (8) New Zealand (4) 11 MLS™. All rights 0 A TOTAL OF 184 PLAYERS BORN OUTSIDE THE USA & CANADA IN 55 COUNTRIES. © 2 UN TOTAL DE 184 JUGADORES NACIDOS EN 55 PAÍSES AFUERA DE LOS EE.UU. Y CANADÁ. ARGENTINA (8) Andre Hainault (HOU) CUBA (2) GEORGIA (1) MEXICO (9) SIERRA LEONE (2) Franco Coria (NE) Doneil Henry (TOR) Osvaldo Alonso (SEA) Giorgi Chirgadze (NY) Sergio Arias (CHV) Michael Lahoud (CHV) Maykel Galindo (CHV) Fabian Espíndola (RSL) Ante Jazic (CHV) GHANA (7) Omar Bravo (KC) Kei Kamara (KC) Nelson González (RSL) Will Johnson (RSL) CURAÇAO (1) Kalif Alhassan (POR) Bryan Leyva (DAL) SOUTH AFRICA (2) Miguel López (LA) Nicholas Lindsay (TOR) Javier Martina (TOR) Patrick Nyarko (CHI) Ruben Luna (DAL) Danleigh Borman (NY) Pablo Mastroeni (COL) Keith Makabuya (TOR) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC Gershon Koffie (VAN) Rodrigo López (POR) John Thorrington (VAN) Marcos Mondaini (CHV) Ashtone Morgan (TOR) OF THE CONGO (2) Dominic Oduro (CHI) Rafael Márquez (NY) Javier Morales (RSL) Pat Onstad (DC) Danny Mwanga (PHI) Seth Owusu (CHV) Francisco Mendoza (CHV) ST. KITTS & NEVIS (1) Atiba Harris (VAN) Mauro Rosales (SEA) Alain Rochat (VAN) Steve Zakuani (SEA) Robbie Russell (RSL) Mariano Trujillo (CHV) BELGIUM (1) Matt Stinson (TOR) Michael Tetteh (SEA) Víctor Ulloa (FCD) SWEDEN (1) Greg Sutton (NY) DENMARK (2) Mikael Yourassowsky (TOR) Brian Nielsen (NY) GRENADA (1) MOROCCO (1) Erik Friberg (SEA) Russell Teibert (VAN) Shalrie Joseph (NE) Mehdi Ballouchy (NY) BOSNIA & Andy Williams (RSL) Jimmy Nielsen (KC) SWITZERLAND (2) HERZEGOVINA (3) Stefan Frei (TOR) Gianluca Zavarise (TOR) ECUADOR (2) GUADELOUPE (1) NETHERLANDS (2) Baggio Husidic (CHI) Davide Chiumiento (VAN) Víctor Estupiñán (CHV) Stephane Auvray (KC) Elbekay Bouchiba (TOR) Peri Marosevic (DAL) CHILE (1) Joao Plata (TOR) Nick Soolsma (TOR) Josip Mikulic (CHI) Sebastián Miranda (CLB) GUATEMALA (2) TANZANIA (1) NEW ZEALAND (4) ENGLAND (12) Marco Pappa (CHI) Nizar Khalfan (VAN) BRAZIL (15) CHINA (1) Michael Boxall (VAN) Korede Aiyegbusi (KC) Carlos Ruíz (PHI) TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO (4) Camilo (VAN) Long Tan (VAN) Andrew Boyens (CHV) David Beckham (LA) HAITI (2) Keon Daniel (PHI) Junior Carreiro (DC) COLOMBIA (16) Simon Elliott (CHV) Chris Birchall (LA) Jean Alexandre (RSL) Julius James (CLB) Julio Cesar (KC) Juan Agudelo (NY) Jake Gleeson (POR) Fred (DC) Simon Dawkins (SJ) James Marcelin (POR) Thorne Holder (PHI) Juan Pablo Ángel (LA) NIGERIA (3) Jackson Gonçalves (DAL) Caleb Folan (COL) Scott Sealy (SJ) Jair Benítez (DAL) HONDURAS (3) Michael Augustine (NE) Juninho (LA) Andy Iro (CLB) Fabián Castillo (DAL) Marvin Chávez (DAL) Emmanuel Ekpo (CLB) UGANDA (1) Bruno Guarda (DAL) Eddie Johnson (POR) Yamith Cuesta (CHI) Roger Espinoza (KC) Ugo Ihemelu (DAL) Brian Umony (POR) Paulo Jr. (RSL) Dan Keat (LA) David Ferreira (DAL) Andy Najar (DC) URUGUAY (6) Leonardo (LA) Craig Rocastle (KC) NORWAY (1) Juan Diego González (PHI) ISRAEL (1) Rodrigo Brasesco (DC) Andre Luiz (SJ) John Rooney (NY) Jan Gunnar Solli (NY) Jhon Kennedy Hurtado (SEA) Orr Barouch (CHI) Paolo Cardozo (LA) Stefani Miglioranzi (PHI) Luke Rodgers (NY) Faryd Mondragón (PHI) PERU (1) Diego Cháves (CHI) Paulo Nagamura (CHV) Ryan Smith (KC) IVORY COAST (1) Miguel Montaño (SEA) Andrés Mendoza (CLB) Diego Fagundez (NE) Marcos Paullo (NY) FINLAND (1) Levi Houapeu (PHI) Fredy Montero (SEA) POLAND (1) Álvaro Fernández (SEA) Maicon Santos (TOR) Teemu Tainio (NY) Jámison Olave (RSL) JAMAICA (12) Konrad Warzycha (KC) Gastón Puerari (CHI) Ricardo Villar (DAL) Jorge Perlaza (POR) ESTONIA (1) Omar Cummings (COL) CAMEROON (3) Roger Torres (PHI) Joel Lindpere (NY) Jeff Cunningham (CLB) SCOTLAND (2) VENEZUELA (3) Adam Moffat (POR) Bernardo Anor (CLB) Alexandre Morfaw (VAN) Milton Rodríguez (DAL) FRANCE (6) Shaun Francis (CLB) Jamie Smith (COL) Alejandro Moreno (CHV) Joseph Nane (COL) Carlos Valdés (PHI) Ousmane Dabo (NE) Ryan Johnson (SJ) Emilio Rentería (CLB) Tony Tchani (NY) COSTA RICA (7) Didier Domi (NE) Tyrone Marshall (COL) SENEGAL (3) CANADA (23) Leonardo González (SEA) Leandre Griffit (CLB) Lovel Palmer (HOU) Bouna Coundoul (NY) WALES (1) Nana Attakora-Gyan (TOR) Roy Miller (NY) Eric Hassli (VAN) Dane Richards (NY) Birahim Diop (KC) Carl Robinson (NY) Teal Bunbury (KC) Kurt Morsink (DC) Thierry Henry (NY) Donovan Ricketts (LA) Macoumba Kandji (COL) Khari Stephenson (SJ) ZIMBABWE (2) Adrian Cann (TOR) Álvaro Saborío (RSL) Sebastien Le Toux (PHI) SERBIA (7) Kheli Dube (NE) Jermaine Taylor (HOU) Oscar Cordon (TOR) Gonzalo Segares (CHI) GAMBIA (5) Branko Boskovic (DC) Joseph Ngwenya (DC) Shavar Thomas (KC) Philippe Davies (VAN) Michael Umaña (CHV) Mamadou Danso (POR) Milos Kocic (TOR) O’Brian White (SEA) Terry Dunfield (VAN) Rodney Wallace (POR) Omar Jasseh (SJ) Marko Perovic (NE) Julian De Guzman (TOR) CROATIA (2) Kenny Mansally (NE) JAPAN (1) Bratislav Ristic (CHI) Kosuke Kimura (COL) Dwayne De Rosario (TOR) Dejan Jakovic (DC) Sainey Nyassi (NE) Dejan Rusmir (CLB) Edson Edward (DAL) Marko Maric (CHI) Sanna Nyassi (COL) LIBERIA (1) Milos Stojcev (KC) Darlington Nagbe (POR) Ilija Stolica (NE) Updated March 23, 2011 Actualizado el 23 de marzo de 2011.
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