List of foreign Saudi Professional League players

This is a list of foreign players in the Saudi Pro League, which commenced play in 2008. The following players must meet both of the following two criteria:

1. Have played at least one Pro League game. Players who were signed by Pro League clubs, but only played in cup and/or Asian games, or did not play in any competitive games at all, are not included.
2. Are considered foreign, i.e., outside Saudi Arabia determined by the following:

A player is considered foreign if his allegiance is not to play for the national team of Saudi Arabia.

More specifically,

• If a player has been capped on international level, the national team is used; if he has been capped by more than one country, the highest level (or the most recent) team is used.
• If a player has not been capped on international level, his country of birth is used, except those who clearly indicated to have switched his nationality to another nation.

Clubs listed are those for which the player has played at least one Pro game — and seasons are those in which the player has played at least one Pro League game. Note that seasons, not calendar years, are used. For example, "2008–11" indicates that the player has played in every season from 2008–09 to 2010–11, but not necessarily every calendar year from 2008 to 2011. Therefore, a player should always have a listing under at least two years — for instance, a player making his debut in 2011, during the 2011–12 season, will have '2011–12' after his name. This follows general practice in expressing sporting seasons in Saudi Arabia.

109 of the 207 foreign FIFA-affiliated nations have been represented in the Pro League. On 15 September 2023, Jamaica became the most recent country to be represented, with Andre Gray making his league debut for Al-Riyadh against Al-Hilal.

In bold: players who have played at least one Premier League game in the current season (2023–24), and are still at a club for which they have played. This does not include current players of a Pro League club who have not played a Pro League game in the current season.

Details correct as of 15 September 2023

Albania

• Sokol Cikalleshi – Al-Khaleej – 2022–23
• Gilman Lika – Al-Faisaly – 2013–14
• Migen Memelli – Al-Faisaly, Al-Taawoun – 2010–13

Algeria

In September 2018, Raïs M'Bolhi became the first goalkeeper to win a Player of the Month award.

• Ayoub Abdellaoui – Al-Ettifaq – 2021–22
• Najib Ammari – Damac – 2019–20^{[b FRA]}
• Malik Asselah – Al-Hazem – 2018–20, 2021–22
• Abdelkader Bedrane – Damac – 2022–
• Youcef Belaïli – Al-Ahli – 2019–20
• Hicham Belkaroui – Al-Raed – 2018–19
• Mokhtar Belkhiter – Al-Qadsiah – 2018–19
• Sofiane Bendebka – Al-Fateh – 2019–
• Djamel Benlamri – Al-Shabab, Al-Khaleej – 2016–20, 2022–23
• Mohamed Benyettou – Al-Shabab – 2016–18
• Saïd Bouchouk – Al-Qadsiah – 2011–12
• Ryad Boudebouz – Al-Ahli – 2023–24^{[b FRA][c FRA U17][c FRA U19]}
• Hadj Bouguèche – Al-Qadsiah, Al-Nassr, Al-Taawoun – 2011–13
• Salim Boukhanchouche – Abha – 2019–20
• Mohamed Boulaouidet – Ohod – 2017–18
• Ramzi Bourakba – Najran – 2011–12
• Farouk Chafaï – Damac – 2019–
• Farid Cheklam – Najran – 2011–15
• Ibrahim Chenihi – Al-Fateh, Damac – 2018–21
• Mourad Delhoum – Al-Nassr – 2013–14
• Abdelmoumene Djabou – Al-Nassr – 2017–18
• Reda Benhadj Djillali – Najran – 2011–12
• Azzedine Doukha – Ohod, Al-Raed – 2017–21
• Abdelaziz Guechi – Al-Adalah – 2019–20
• Ryad Kenniche – Al-Qadsiah – 2017–18
• Nacereddine Khoualed – Ohod – 2017–18
• Raïs M'Bolhi – Al-Ettifaq – 2017–22^{[b FRA][c FRA U17][c FRA U18]}
• Riyad Mahrez – Al-Ahli – 2023–^{[b FRA]}
• Adel Maïza – Al-Ahli – 2008–09
• Zidane Mebarakou – Al-Wehda – 2018–19
• Carl Medjani – Ohod – 2018–19^{[b FRA][c FRA U16][c FRA U17][c FRA U18][c FRA U21]}
• Farid Mellouli – Al-Qadsiah – 2015–16
• Tayeb Meziani – Abha – 2021–23
• Mohamed Naâmani – Al-Fateh – 2018–19
• Chamseddine Rahmani – Damac – 2019–20
• Youcef Saïbi – Al-Ahli – 2008–09
• Amir Sayoud – Al-Tai, Al-Raed – 2021–
• Hillal Soudani – Al-Fateh, Damac – 2020–23
• Mehdi Tahrat – Abha – 2019–21^{[b FRA]}
• Saphir Taïder – Al-Ain – 2020–21^{[b FRA][c FRA U18][c FRA U19][c FRA U20]}
• Antar Yahia – Al-Nassr – 2011–12^{[b FRA][c FRA U16][c FRA U18]}
• Moustapha Zeghba – Al-Wehda, Damac – 2019–
• Abdelmalek Ziaya – Al-Ittihad – 2010–12

Angola

• Fábio Abreu – Al-Batin – 2020–22^{[b POR]}
• Valdo Alhinho – Al-Batin – 2017–18
• Flávio Amado – Al-Shabab – 2009–11
• Bastos – Al-Ain – 2020–21
• Hélder Costa – Al-Ittihad – 2022–23^{[c POR U16][c POR U17][c POR U18][c POR U19][c POR U20][c POR U21][c POR U23][c POR]}

Argentina

Argentina international Éver Banega joined Al-Shabab in 2020

• Éver Banega – Al-Shabab – 2020–24
• Gonzalo Cabrera – Al-Faisaly – 2016–18
• Ezequiel Cerutti – Al-Hilal – 2018–19
• Tobías Figueroa – Al-Tai – 2021–22
• Víctor Figueroa – Al-Nassr – 2009–11
• Ramiro Funes Mori – Al-Nassr – 2021–22
• Rubén Gigena – Al-Qadsiah – 2009–10
• Leonardo Gil – Al-Ittihad – 2019–20
• Jonathan Gómez – Al-Fayha – 2017–19
• Cristian Guanca – Al-Ettifaq, Al-Shabab, Al-Taawoun – 2018–21, 2022–
• Luciano Leguizamón – Al-Ittihad – 2009–10
• Cristian Lema – Damac – 2020–21
• Lisandro López – Al-Khaleej – 2023–
• Damián Manso – Al-Nassr – 2012–13
• Pity Martínez – Al-Nassr – 2020–23
• Juan Mercier – Al-Nassr – 2011–12
• Diego Morales – Al-Ahli – 2012–13
• Fabián Noguera – Abha – 2023–
• Lautaro Palacios – Al-Adalah – 2022–23
• Agustín Rossi – Al-Nassr – 2022–23
• Sebastián Rusculleda – Al-Ahli – 2009–10
• Rodrigo Salinas – Al-Ettifaq – 2017–18
• Javier Toledo – Al-Ahli – 2009–10
• Emiliano Vecchio – Al-Ittihad – 2019–20
• Luciano Vietto – Al-Hilal, Al-Shabab – 2020–23
• Sergio Vittor – Damac – 2019–22
• Emilio Zelaya – Damac – 2019–22

Armenia

• Marcos Pizzelli – Al-Raed, Al-Shabab – 2015–16, 2017–18^{[b BRA]}
• Lucas Zelarayán – Al-Fateh – 2023–^{[b ARG]}

Australia

Brad Jones won the Pro League with Al-Nassr in 2018–19.

• Martin Boyle – Al-Faisaly – 2021–22^{[b SCO][c SCO U16]}
• Miloš Degenek – Al-Hilal – 2018–19^{[b CRO][c SRB U19]}
• Mitchell Duke – Al-Taawoun – 2020–21
• Jack Duncan – Al-Qadsiah – 2018–19
• Craig Goodwin – Al-Wehda, Abha – 2019–21, 2023–
• Adam Griffiths – Al-Shabab – 2009–10
• Brad Jones – Al-Nassr – 2018–21
• Matthew Jurman – Al-Ittihad – 2018–19
• Osama Malik – Al-Batin – 2018–19
• Jonathan McKain – Al-Nassr – 2010–11
• Mark Milligan – Al-Ahli – 2017–18
• Dimitri Petratos – Al-Wehda – 2020–21
• James Troisi – Al-Ittihad – 2015–16
• Rhys Williams – Al-Qadsiah – 2018–19, 2020–21

Bahrain

• Saleh Abdulhameed – Al-Raed – 2008–09
• Ismail Abdullatif – Al-Nahda – 2013–14
• Abdulwahab Al-Safi – Al-Qadsiah – 2011–12
• Hussain Baba – Al-Shabab, Al-Wehda, Al-Fateh – 2009–11, 2014–15
• Abdulla Fatadi – Al-Qadsiah, Al-Shoulla – 2010–11, 2012–13^{[b NGA][c NGA U17]}
• Mohamed Hubail – Al-Qadsiah – 2009–10
• Mohamed Husain – Al-Nassr – 2012–16
• Abdullah Omar – Al-Ittihad – 2011–12^{[b CHA]}

Belarus

• Nikita Korzun – Al-Fateh – 2018–19

Belgium

• Dino Arslanagić – Al-Riyadh – 2023–
• Yannick Carrasco – Al-Shabab – 2023–
• Jason Denayer – Al-Fateh – 2023–
• Yassine El Ghanassy – Al-Raed – 2018–19
• Ilombe Mboyo – Al-Raed – 2018–19^{[b ZAI][c DRC]}

Benin

• Khaled Adénon – Al-Wehda – 2019–20
• Razak Omotoyossi – Al-Nassr – 2008–09^{[b NGA]}

Bolivia

• Gilbert Álvarez – Al-Hazem – 2018–19
• Jhasmani Campos – Al-Orobah – 2014–15
• Yasmani Duk – Al-Ettifaq – 2016–17
• Gualberto Mojica – Hajer – 2015–16
• Ronald Raldes – Al-Hilal – 2008–09

Bosnia and Herzegovina

• Gojko Cimirot – Al-Fayha – 2023–
• Elvis Sarić – Al-Ahli – 2019–21^{[b CRO-YUG]}
• Asim Šehić – Al-Faisaly – 2011–12^{[b BIH-YUG][c CRO U20]}
• Ibrahim Šehić – Al-Khaleej – 2023–^{[b BIH-YUG]}
• Enes Sipović – Ohod – 2018–19^{[b BIH-YUG]}
• Benjamin Tatar – Abha – 2020–21
• Ervin Zukanović – Al-Ahli – 2019–20^{[b BIH-YUG]}

Brazil

Victor Simões was the joint top scorer in the 2011–12 season, with 21 goals.

Giuliano won the Pro League with Al-Nassr in 2018–19

Thiago Neves won two Pro League titles with Al-Hilal

Fernando Menegazzo won the Pro League with Al-Shabab in 2011–12

Marquinho won the Pro League with Al-Ahli in 2015–16. He also played for Al-Ittihad during the 2014–15 season.

Maicon won the Pro League with Al-Nassr in 2018–19

• Adriano – Najran, Al-Raed – 2015–17
• Aílton – Al-Hilal – 2015–16
• Alemão Berger – Al-Faisaly – 2016–17
• Alemão Fagner – Al-Hazem – 2018–20
• Alison – Al-Hazem – 2021–22
• Aloísio – Hajer – 2014–15
• Daniel Amora – Al-Raed – 2016–19
• Andrezinho – Al-Shoulla – 2014–15
• Anselmo – Al-Wehda, Al-Nassr – 2018–
• Maurício Antônio – Al-Batin – 2021–23
• Apodi – Ohod – 2018–19
• Rafael Assis – Al-Fayha – 2019–20
• Filipe Augusto – Damac – 2021–22
• Fernando Baiano – Al-Ittihad – 2013–14
• Baraka – Al-Batin – 2018–19
• Jonatas Belusso – Al-Shabab – 2017–18
• Bill – Al-Ittihad – 2012–13
• Bismark – Najran, Al-Qadsiah – 2015–19
• Léo Bonatini – Al-Hilal – 2016–17
• Leandro Bonfim – Al-Ittihad – 2013–14
• Ricardo Bóvio – Al-Shabab – 2008–09
• Victor Braga – Al-Tai – 2022–
• Jonathan Cafú – Al-Hazem – 2019–20
• Arthur Caíke – Al-Shabab – 2018–19
• Marcelo Camacho – Al-Shabab, Al-Ahli – 2008–13
• Camilo – Al-Shabab – 2015–16
• Thiago Carleto – Al-Ittihad – 2018–19
• Carlos Júnior – Al-Shabab – 2021–
• Carlos Santos – Al-Ettifaq – 2011–13
• Cássio Anjos – Al-Taawoun – 2018–22
• Cássio Vargas – Al-Ettifaq – 2012–13
• Mateus Castro – Al-Taawoun – 2023–
• Bruno César – Al-Ahli – 2012–15
• Charles – Al-Raed – 2010–12
• Claudemir – Al-Ahli – 2017–18
• Clayson – Al-Faisaly – 2021–22
• Jhon Cley – Al-Qadsiah – 2015–16
• Igor Coronado – Al-Ittihad – 2021–24
• Crysan – Al-Batin – 2018–19
• Dankler – Al-Ahli – 2021–22
• Dener – Al-Tai – 2021–23
• Denílson – Al-Faisaly – 2018–19
• Digão – Al-Hilal – 2013–16
• Bruno Duarte – Damac – 2022–23
• Dudu – Ohod – 2017–18
• Edson – Al-Qadsiah, Al-Adalah – 2020–21, 2022–23
• Carlos Eduardo – Al-Hilal, Al-Ahli – 2015–20, 2021–22
• Elias – Al-Fateh – 2014–15
• Élton Brandão – Al-Nassr – 2013–14
• Élton José – Al-Nassr, Al-Fateh, Al-Qadsiah, Al-Wehda – 2008–09, 2011–20
• Euller – Al-Shabab – 2018–19
• Everaldo – Al-Faisaly – 2016–17
• Everton – Al-Nassr – 2013–14
• Fabinho – Al-Ittihad – 2023–
• Adriano Facchini – Al-Batin – 2018–19
• Farley – Al-Ettifaq – 2018–19
• Felipe – Al-Raed, Al-Wehda – 2008–11
• Jorge Fellipe – Damac – 2019–20
• Eli Felton – Al-Wehda – 2009–10
• Fernandão – Al-Wehda – 2018–19
• Fernando Andrade – Al-Fayha – 2021–22
• Fernando Gabriel – Al-Faisaly – 2015–16
• Roberto Firmino – Al-Ahli – 2023–
• Flávio – Al-Taawoun – 2022–
• Douglas Friedrich – Al-Khaleej – 2022–23
• Marquinhos Gabriel – Al-Nassr – 2014–16
• Éder Gaúcho – Al-Nassr – 2008–10
• Getterson – Al-Ain – 2020–21
• Gilmar – Al-Raed – 2016–17
• Andrei Girotto – Al-Taawoun – 2023–
• Giuliano – Al-Nassr – 2018–20
• Marcelo Grohe – Al-Ittihad – 2019–24
• Guilherme Augusto – Al-Faisaly – 2019–22
• Guilherme Schettine – Al-Batin – 2017–18
• Marcos Guilherme – Al-Wehda – 2018–20
• Luiz Gustavo – Al-Nassr – 2022–23
• Harison – Al-Ahli, Al-Wehda – 2008–09
• Heberty – Al-Shabab – 2016–17
• Bruno Henrique – Al-Ittihad – 2020–23
• Eduardo Henrique – Al-Raed – 2021–22
• Hernane – Al-Nassr – 2014–15
• Roger Ibañez – Al-Ahli – 2023–
• Ismael – Al-Faisaly – 2021–22
• Iury – Al-Fayha – 2018–19
• Jandson – Najran, Al-Qadsiah, Al-Khaleej – 2013–17
• Jhonnattann – Al-Batin, Al-Taawoun – 2016–19
• Jildemar – Hajer – 2014–15
• João Gabriel – Al-Batin – 2018–19
• João Guilherme – Al-Fateh – 2016–17
• João Pedro – Al-Fateh, Al-Taawoun – 2017–19, 2023–
• Jóbson – Al-Ittihad – 2013–14
• Jonas – Al-Ittihad – 2018–20
• Jorge Santos – Al-Batin, Al-Qadsiah – 2016–19
• Jorginho – Al-Qadsiah – 2017–19
• Josimar Roberto – Al-Fateh – 2015–16
• Josimar Tavares – Al-Watani – 2008–09
• Kanu – Al-Raed – 2018–19
• Bruno Lazaroni – Al-Ettifaq – 2010–12
• Leandrinho – Al-Raed – 2011–12
• Leo Alves – Al-Ettifaq – 2016–17
• Leonardo Pereira – Al-Nassr – 2017–18
• Leonardo Souza – Al-Ahli – 2017–18
• Renan Lodi – Al-Hilal – 2023–
• Bruno Lopes – Hajer – 2015–16
• Ramon Lopes – Al-Fayha – 2021–22
• Lucas Araujo – Al-Tai – 2021–22
• Lucas Lima – Al-Ahli – 2019–21
• Lucas Tagliapietra – Al-Batin – 2018–19
• Luisinho – Al-Faisaly, Al-Wehda – 2016–21
• Bruno Luiz – Al-Raed – 2009–10
• Luiz Antônio – Al-Shabab – 2018–19
• Luíz Carlos – Al-Ahli – 2016–17
• Luiz Paulo – Al-Batin – 2017–18
• Gilberto Macena – Al-Qadsiah – 2015–16
• Maicon – Al-Nassr – 2018–21
• Mailson – Al-Taawoun – 2022–
• Malcom – Al-Hilal – 2023–
• Marcelo Ferreira – Al-Tai – 2021–22
• Marcelo Tavares – Al-Shabab – 2010–12
• Marcinho – Al-Ahli – 2009–11
• Mário Sérgio – Al-Raed – 2009–10
• Marquinho – Al-Ittihad, Al-Ahli – 2014–16
• Mateus Barbosa – Al-Ettifaq – 2010–11
• Matheus Gaúcho – Najran – 2013–14
• Diego Maurício – Al-Qadsiah – 2015–16
• Fernando Menegazzo – Al-Shabab – 2011–14
• Michael – Al-Hilal – 2021–
• Bruno Michel – Ohod – 2018–19
• Juliano Mineiro – Najran – 2010–11
• Danny Morais – Al-Ettifaq – 2013–14
• Morato – Al-Khaleej – 2022–23
• Bruno Moreno – Al-Raed – 2013–14
• Mossoró – Al-Ahli – 2013–14
• Muralha – Al-Hazem – 2018–20
• Naldo Oliveira – Al-Fayha – 2018–19
• Naldo Pereira – Al-Taawoun – 2022–23
• Nathan Júnior – Al-Fateh – 2016–17
• Nei – Al-Shabab – 2008–09
• Neris – Al-Hazem – 2021–22
• Ângelo Neto – Al-Fayha – 2019–20
• Thiago Neves – Al-Hilal – 2009–11, 2013–15
• Neymar – Al-Hilal – 2023–24
• Marcelo Nicácio – Al-Faisaly – 2013–14
• Nildo Petrolina – Al-Taawoun – 2018–20
• Nino – Al-Batin – 2016–17
• Anderson Oliveira – Hajer – 2015–16
• Leandro Oliveira – Al-Faisaly – 2013–14
• Orestes – Al-Shoulla – 2014–15
• Osvaldo – Al-Ahli – 2014–15
• Ozéia – Al-Hilal – 2012–13
• Adriano Pardal – Al-Faisaly – 2014–16
• Evson Patrício – Al-Faisaly – 2017–18
• Paulinho Bezerra – Al-Ahli – 2021–22
• Paulinho de Paula – Al-Shabab, Al-Fayha – 2021–23
• Paulo Sérgio Gomes – Al-Ettifaq – 2008–09
• Paulo Sérgio Luiz – Al-Qadsiah – 2017–18
• Eric Pereira – Al-Ahli, Najran – 2013–14, 2015–16
• Matheus Pereira – Al-Hilal – 2021–23
• Pedro Henrique – Al-Wehda – 2020–21
• Petros – Al-Nassr, Al-Fateh – 2018–24
• Rafael Barbosa – Hajer – 2011–12
• Rafael Barreto – Al-Wehda – 2016–17
• Rafael Bastos – Al-Nassr – 2012–14
• Rafael Costa – Damac – 2019–20
• Rafinha – Al-Shabab – 2013–16
• Reinaldo Mineiro – Al-Raed – 2011–12
• Reinaldo da Silva – Al-Faisaly – 2014–15
• Renato Cajá – Al-Ittihad – 2008–09
• Renato Chaves – Al-Wehda, Al-Batin – 2018–22
• Ribamar – Ohod – 2018–19
• Paulo Ricardo – Al-Hazem – 2023–
• Rico – Hajer – 2011–12
• Rodolfo – Al-Hazem – 2018–19
• Rogerinho – Al-Shabab, Al-Faisaly, Al-Ettifaq – 2013–14, 2017–20
• Romarinho – Al-Ittihad – 2018–
• Ronaldo – Ohod – 2017–18
• Igor Rossi – Al-Faisaly – 2016–22
• Rossi Pereira – Al-Faisaly – 2021–22
• Rubinho – Al-Qadsiah – 2015–16
• Ricardo Ryller – Al-Fayha – 2021–
• Eli Sabiá – Al-Raed – 2017–18
• Sandro Manoel – Al-Taawoun, Al-Fateh – 2015–22
• Aderlan Santos – Al-Ahli – 2018–19
• Iago Santos – Al-Taawoun, Al-Shabab – 2020–
• Pablo Santos – Al-Raed – 2022–23
• René Santos – Al-Raed – 2021–23
• Sebá – Al-Shabab – 2018–22
• Sérgio Ricardo – Al-Raed – 2009–10
• Leandro Sena – Al-Raed – 2008–09
• Raphael Silva – Al-Faisaly – 2019–22
• Renan Silva – Al-Nahda – 2013–14
• Victor Simões – Al-Ahli – 2009–14
• Somália – Al-Shabab – 2018–20
• Diego Souza – Al-Ittihad – 2012–13
• Elierce Souza – Al-Ettifaq – 2019–22
• Josef Souza – Al-Ahli – 2018–20
• Lucas Souza – Al-Khaleej – 2022–23
• Talisca – Al-Nassr – 2021–
• Tarabai – Al-Batin, Al-Raed – 2016–19
• Tatá – Al-Ansar – 2011–12
• Alex Telles - Al-Nassr - 2023–
• Thiago Gomes – Al-Wehda – 2012–13
• Tiago Alves – Al-Hilal – 2016–17
• Tiago Bezerra – Al-Qadsiah – 2016–17
• Tinga – Al-Batin – 2017–18
• Tozin – Najran – 2015–16
• Bruno Uvini – Al-Nassr, Al-Ittihad – 2016–21
• Valdívia – Al-Ittihad – 2018–19
• Bruno Viana – Al-Hazem – 2023–
• Paulo Victor – Al-Ettifaq – 2022–
• Vina – Al-Hazem – 2023–
• Vinícius Reche – Al-Nassr, Al-Wehda, Al-Taawoun – 2011–14
• Vinícius da Silva – Najran – 2008–09
• Vitinho – Al-Ettifaq, Al-Shabab – 2022–
• Paulo Vítor – Al-Okhdood – 2023–
• Vitor Júnior – Al-Qadsiah – 2015–16
• Wagner Querino – Al-Nassr – 2011–12
• Wander Luiz – Al-Raed – 2016–18
• Wánderson – Al-Ahli – 2010–11
• Wendel – Al-Ittihad, Al-Shabab – 2011–12
• Wesley – Al-Hilal – 2012–13
• William Alves Conserva – Al-Batin – 2016–17
• William Alves Oliveira – Al-Faisaly – 2019–20
• Wilson Antônio – Najran – 2008–09
• Xuxa – Al-Raed – 2012–13
• Júnior Xuxa – Al-Ettifaq – 2012–13
• Yago Santos – Al-Qadsiah – 2018–19
• Zé Eduardo – Al-Faisaly – 2017–18

Bulgaria

• Martin Lukov – Al-Tai – 2021–22

Burkina Faso

• Haron Eisa – Ohod – 2018–19^{[b KSA]}
• Boubacar Kébé – Al-Raed – 2015–16^{[c MLI U20]}
• Mohamed Koffi – Al-Ettifaq – 2016–17^{[b CIV]}
• Michaïlou Dramé – Najran – 2014–15^{[b MLI]}
• Moussa Yedan – Al-Orobah – 2014–15

Burundi

• Cédric Amissi – Al-Taawoun – 2017–22

Cameroon

• Vincent Aboubakar – Al-Nassr – 2021–23
• Paul Alo'o – Al-Taawoun – 2013–16
• Jean Bapidi – Al-Orobah – 2013–14
• Aminou Bouba – Al-Khaleej, Al-Ettifaq – 2014–17
• Arnaud Djoum – Al-Raed – 2019–21^{[c BEL U19][c BEL U20]}
• Charles Edoa – Al-Orobah – 2013–14
• Achille Emaná – Al-Hilal – 2011–12
• Alexis Enam – Al-Raed – 2013–15
• Devis Epassy – Abha – 2022–24^{[b FRA]}
• Collins Fai – Al-Tai – 2021–23
• Oumar Gonzalez – Al-Raed – 2023–
• Franck Kom – Al-Ahli – 2021–22
• Modeste M'bami – Al-Ittihad – 2012–13
• John Mary – Al-Shabab – 2021–22^{[b NGA]}
• Moustapha Moctar – Hajer – 2011–13
• André Ndame Ndame – Al-Faisaly, Hajer – 2014–16
• Ernest Nfor – Al-Wehda – 2015–16
• Georges-Kévin Nkoudou – Damac – 2023–^{[b FRA][c FRA U17][c FRA U19][c FRA U20][c FRA U21]}
• Aboubakar Oumarou – Al-Qadsiah – 2018–19
• Léandre Tawamba – Al-Taawoun, Al-Okhdood – 2018–
• Adolphe Teikeu – Ohod – 2018–19
• Karl Toko Ekambi – Abha, Al-Ettifaq – 2023–^{[b FRA]}

Cape Verde

Djaniny currently holds the record for most goals scored in a single match. He scored five goals against Ohod on 11 January 2019.

• Djaniny – Al-Ahli, Al-Fateh – 2018–20, 2023–
• Gegé – Al-Fayha – 2017–20
• Héldon – Al-Taawoun – 2018–20
• Garry Rodrigues – Al-Ittihad – 2018–19, 2020–22^{[b NED]}
• Júlio Tavares – Al-Faisaly, Al-Raed – 2020–
• Zé Luís – Al-Taawoun – 2021–22

Central African Republic

• Eudes Dagoulou – Al-Wehda – 2016–17
• Vianney Mabidé – Al-Taawoun – 2011–12
• Cédric Yambéré – Al-Ettifaq – 2019–20^{[b FRA]}

Chad

• Othman Alhaj – Al-Ahli, Al-Fayha – 2018–21^{[b KSA]}
• Maher Sharoma – Al-Adalah, Al-Ettifaq – 2019–20^{[b KSA]}

Chile

Ronnie Fernández was the top scorer in 2017–18 with 13 goals.

• Claudio Baeza – Al-Ahli – 2018–19
• Paulo Díaz – Al-Ahli – 2018–19
• Ronnie Fernández – Al-Fayha, Al-Raed – 2017–21
• Luis Jiménez – Al-Ittihad – 2019–20
• Igor Lichnovsky – Al-Shabab – 2020–22
• Enzo Roco – Al-Tai – 2023–
• Sebastián Ubilla – Al-Shabab – 2017–18
• Carlos Villanueva – Al-Ittihad, Al-Fayha – 2016–20

Colombia

• Johan Arango – Al-Batin – 2018–19
• Danilo Asprilla – Al-Fayha, Al-Shabab, Al-Qadsiah – 2017–21
• Gustavo Bolívar – Al-Hilal – 2012–13
• Cristian Bonilla – Al-Fayha – 2018–19
• Diego Caicedo – Al-Faisaly – 2018–19
• Gustavo Cuéllar – Al-Hilal, Al-Shabab – 2019–
• Reinaldo Lenis – Al-Adalah – 2022–23
• Josimar Mosquera – Al-Ahli – 2009–10
• David Ospina – Al-Nassr – 2022–
• Jhon Pajoy – Al-Hazem – 2018–19
• Ezequiel Palomeque – Al-Raed – 2019–20
• Jairo Palomino – Al-Ahli – 2011–13, 2014–15
• Sebastian Pedroza – Al-Batin, Al-Okhdood – 2022–
• Marco Pérez – Al-Raed – 2019–20
• Juan Pablo Pino – Al-Nassr – 2011–12
• Anderson Plata – Al-Adalah – 2022–23
• Brayan Riascos – Al-Khaleej – 2022–23
• Misael Riascos – Al-Batin – 2018–19
• Andrés Felipe Roa – Al-Batin – 2022–23
• Macnelly Torres – Al-Shabab – 2013–14

Comoros

• Kassim Abdallah – Al-Raed – 2017–18^{[b FRA]}
• Faïz Selemani – Al-Hazem – 2023–^{[b FRA]}

Congo

• Guy Mbenza – Al-Tai – 2022–23
• Prestige Mboungou – Abha – 2021–23
• Fabrice Ondama – Al-Ittihad – 2011–12

Costa Rica

• Óscar Duarte – Al-Wehda – 2022–
• John Jairo Ruiz – Al-Fayha – 2017–19

Croatia

• Domagoj Antolić – Damac – 2020–^{[b CRO-YUG]}
• Leon Benko – Al-Faisaly – 2011–12^{[b CRO-YUG]}
• Filip Bradarić – Al-Ain, Al-Ahli – 2020–22
• Marcelo Brozović - Al-Nassr - 2023–
• Mijo Caktaš – Damac – 2021–22
• Damjan Đoković – Al-Raed – 2022–23
• Marko Dugandžić – Al-Tai – 2023–
• Dario Jertec – Al-Faisaly, Al-Taawoun, Hajer – 2010–13, 2014–15^{[b CRO-YUG]}
• Martin Maloča – Al-Faisaly – 2016–17^{[b CRO-YUG]}
• Pero Pejić – Al-Faisaly – 2011–12^{[b CRO-YUG]}
• Ante Puljić – Al-Faisaly – 2018–19^{[b BIH-YUG]}
• Ivan Rakitić – Al-Shabab – 2023–^{[b SUI][c SUI U16][c SUI U17][c SUI U19][c SUI U21]}
• Ivan Santini – Al-Fateh – 2021–22^{[b CRO-YUG]}
• Ahmad Sharbini – Al-Wehda – 2012–13^{[b CRO-YUG]}
• Anas Sharbini – Al-Ittihad – 2012–13^{[b CRO-YUG]}
• Marin Tomasov – Al-Nassr – 2016–17^{[b CRO-YUG]}
• Ivan Tomečak – Al-Nassr – 2016–17^{[b CRO-YUG]}

Curaçao

Until 2010 Netherlands Antilles

• Roly Bonevacia – Al-Faisaly – 2019–20^{[b NED][c NED U17][c NED U19]}

Denmark

• Bashkim Kadrii – Al-Fateh – 2019–20

DR Congo

• André Bukia – Al-Batin – 2022–23
• Yves Diba Ilunga – Najran, Al-Raed – 2009–13^{[b ZAI]}
• Doris Fuakumputu – Al-Fateh – 2010–15^{[b ZAI]}
• Junior Kabananga – Al-Nassr – 2017–18^{[b ZAI]}
• Kabongo Kasongo – Al-Wehda – 2018–19^{[b ZAI]}
• Christian Luyindama – Al-Taawoun – 2021–22^{[b ZAI]}
• Marcel Tisserand – Al-Ettifaq, Abha – 2022–^{[b FRA]}
• Nzuzi Toko – Al-Fateh – 2018–19^{[b ZAI][c SUI U21]}

Ecuador

• Jaime Ayoví – Al-Nassr – 2012–13
• Felipe Caicedo – Abha – 2022–23
• Segundo Castillo – Al-Hilal – 2013–14
• Carlos Feraud – Al-Hazem – 2018–19
• Armando Wila – Al-Nassr – 2014–15

Egypt

Mohamed Abdel Shafy won the League once with Al-Ahli in 2015–16.

In June 2017, Essam El Hadary became the first foreign goalkeeper to sign for a Saudi Arabian club.

• Hosny Abd Rabo – Al-Ittihad, Al-Nassr – 2011–13
• Ayman Abdel-Aziz – Hajer – 2012–13
• Mohamed Abdel Shafy – Al-Ahli, Al-Fateh – 2014–19
• Ahmed Ali – Al-Hilal – 2010–11
• Mohamed Atwa – Al-Raed – 2017–19
• Mohamed Awad – Al-Wehda – 2018–19
• Amir Azmy – Al-Taawoun – 2010–11
• Ahmed Bakry – Hajer – 2012–13
• Amr Barakat – Al-Shabab – 2017–18
• Ahmed El Geaidy – Al-Fateh – 2021–22^{[b KSA]}
• Essam El Hadary – Al-Taawoun – 2017–18
• Abdallah El Said – Al-Ahli – 2018–19
• Hussein El Sayed – Al-Ettifaq – 2017–19
• Ahmed El Sheikh – Al-Ettifaq – 2017–18
• Mostafa Fathi – Al-Taawoun – 2017–18, 2021–22
• Mohammad Fouad – Al-Ain – 2020–21^{[b KSA]}
• Hossam Ghaly – Al-Nassr – 2008–10, 2017–18
• Ahmed Gomaa – Ohod – 2018–19
• Saleh Gomaa – Al-Faisaly – 2017–18
• Tarek Hamed – Al-Ittihad, Damac – 2022–
• Ahmed Hamoudi – Al-Batin – 2016–17
• Sherif Hazem – Al-Wehda – 2016–17
• Ahmed Hegazi – Al-Ittihad – 2020–
• Kahraba – Al-Ittihad – 2016–18
• Ahmed Magdy – Al-Wehda – 2016–17
• Ahmed Mostafa – Abha, Al-Adalah, Al-Okhdood – 2019–20, 2023–^{[b KSA]}
• Emad Moteab – Al-Ittihad, Al-Taawoun – 2008–09, 2017–18
• Ibrahim Salah – Al-Orobah – 2013–14
• Mohamed Sherif – Al-Khaleej – 2023–
• Shikabala – Al-Raed – 2017–18
• Walid Soliman – Al-Ahli – 2008–09
• Moamen Zakaria – Al-Ahli – 2017–18

England

• Mo Adams – Al-Khaleej – 2023–^{[b KSA]}
• Jordan Henderson – Al-Ettifaq – 2023–24

Equatorial Guinea

• Javier Balboa – Al-Faisaly – 2015–16^{[b SPA]}

Eritrea

• Ahmed Abdu Jaber – Al-Wehda, Al-Shabab, Abha – 2018–21, 2022–^{[b KSA]}

Estonia

• Karol Mets – Al-Ettifaq – 2020–21

France

Former France international Bafétimbi Gomis joined Al-Hilal in July 2018

• Kodjo Afanou – Al-Hazem – 2008–09^{[b TGO]}
• Romain Amalfitano – Al-Faisaly – 2020–22
• Jean-David Beauguel – Al-Wehda – 2022–23
• Karim Benzema – Al-Ittihad – 2023–
• Moussa Dembélé – Al-Ettifaq – 2023–
• Tristan Dingomé – Al-Fateh – 2022–23
• Bafétimbi Gomis – Al-Hilal – 2018–22
• N'Golo Kanté – Al-Ittihad – 2023–
• Cédric Kisamba – Najran – 2009–10^{[b ZAI]}
• Alassane N'Diaye – Al-Taawoun – 2016–17
• Thibault Peyre – Al-Batin – 2022–23
• Abdulfatah Safi – Najran – 2008–09
• Allan Saint-Maximin – Al-Ahli – 2023–
• Mamadou Wagué – Najran – 2015–16
• Karim Yoda – Al-Hazem, Al-Wehda – 2019–20, 2022–23

Gabon

• Medwin Biteghé – Al-Adalah – 2019–20
• Aaron Boupendza – Al-Shabab – 2022–23
• Didier Ndong – Al-Riyadh – 2023–
• André Biyogo Poko – Al-Khaleej – 2022–23

Gambia

• Muhammed Badamosi – Al-Hazem – 2023–
• Musa Barrow – Al-Taawoun – 2023–
• Assan Ceesay – Damac – 2023–
• Bubacarr Trawally – Al-Shabab – 2018–19

Georgia

• Solomon Kvirkvelia – Al-Okhdood – 2023–
• Zurab Tsiskaridze – Al-Hazem – 2018–19^{[b GEO-URS]}

Germany

• Robert Bauer – Al-Tai – 2023–
• Marko Marin – Al-Ahli, Al-Raed – 2019–21^{[b BIH-YUG]}
• Amin Younes – Al-Ettifaq – 2021–22

Ghana

Prince Tagoe spent two seasons with Al-Ettifaq

• Afriyie Acquah – Al-Batin – 2021–22
• Ahmed Adams – Al-Shoulla – 2014–15
• Sadick Adams – Al-Ansar, Al-Nahda – 2011–12, 2013–14
• John Antwi – Al-Shabab – 2014–15
• Ernest Asante – Al-Hazem – 2019–20
• Christian Atsu – Al-Raed – 2021–22
• Godwin Attram – Hajer – 2012–13
• Mohamed Awal – Al-Shabab – 2014–15
• Emmanuel Banahene – Al-Orobah – 2014–15
• Philip Boampong – Al-Shoulla – 2012–13
• John Boye – Al-Fayha – 2021–22
• Sadat Bukari – Al-Shoulla – 2014–15
• Winful Cobbinah – Najran – 2014–16
• Mohammed Fatau – Al-Qadsiah – 2017–18
• Abraham Frimpong – Al-Ain – 2020–21
• Torric Jebrin – Al-Wehda – 2016–17
• Abraham Kumedor – Al-Fateh – 2014–15
• Bernard Mensah – Al-Tai – 2023–
• Salifu Mudasiru – Al-Batin – 2022–23
• Sulley Muntari – Al-Ittihad – 2015–16
• Moussa Narry – Al-Orobah – 2014–15
• Carlos Ohene – Ohod – 2018–19
• Issac Osae – Al-Orobah – 2014–15
• Samuel Owusu – Al-Shoulla – 2014–15
• Samuel Kwame Owusu – Al-Fayha, Al-Ahli – 2019–22
• Prince Tagoe – Al-Ettifaq – 2008–09, 2012–13
• William Tiero – Al-Qadsiah – 2011–12
• Isaac Vorsah – Ohod – 2017–18
• Seidu Yahaya – Al-Fayha – 2018–19

Greece

Giannis Fetfatzidis won the Pro League with Al-Ahli during the 2015–16 season.

• Angelos Charisteas – Al-Nassr – 2012–13
• Giannis Fetfatzidis – Al-Ahli – 2015–18
• Savvas Gentsoglou – Al-Adalah – 2019–20
• Kyriakos Papadopoulos – Al-Fayha – 2021–22
• Georgios Samaras – Al-Hilal – 2014–15
• Panagiotis Tachtsidis – Al-Fayha – 2021–23
• Alexandros Tziolis – Al-Fayha – 2017–19

Guinea

• Mamadou Ba Camara – Al-Watani – 2008–09
• Thierno Bah – Al-Taawoun – 2012–13^{[c SUI U21]}
• Alkhaly Bangoura – Al-Fateh – 2018–19
• Ismaël Bangoura – Al-Raed, Al-Batin – 2015–19
• Mousa Conde – Al-Watani – 2008–09
• Mikael Dyrestam – Al-Adalah – 2022–23^{[b SWE]}
• Pascal Feindouno – Al-Nassr – 2009–10
• Boubacar Fofana – Al-Ettifaq, Al-Khaleej – 2016–17
• François Kamano – Abha – 2023–
• Ibrahim Kamara – Najran – 2009–10
• Alhassane Keita – Al-Shabab – 2010–11
• Naby Soumah – Al-Faisaly, Hajer – 2012–13, 2014–15
• Aboubacar Sylla – Al-Khaleej – 2015–16
• Ibrahim Yattara – Al-Shabab – 2011–12
• Kamil Zayatte – Al-Raed – 2015–16

Guinea-Bissau

• Abel Camará – Al-Faisaly – 2015–16^{[c POR U21]}
• Alfa Semedo – Al-Tai – 2022–
• Zezinho – Damac – 2019–20

Honduras

• Emilio Izaguirre – Al-Fayha – 2017–18
• Alexander López – Al-Khaleej – 2016–17

Hungary

• György Sándor – Al-Ittihad – 2012–13^{[b UKR-URS]}

Iraq

• Saad Abdul-Amir – Al-Qadsiah, Al-Ahli, Al-Shabab – 2015–18
• Marwan Hussein – Al-Khaleej – 2015–16
• Ahmad Ibrahim – Al-Ettifaq – 2017–18
• Younis Mahmoud – Al-Ahli – 2013–14
• Alaa Mhawi – Al-Batin – 2017–18
• Saad Natiq – Abha – 2022–24
• Amjad Radhi – Al-Raed – 2014–16
• Saif Salman – Al-Ittihad, Hajer – 2014–16
• Salam Shaker – Al-Fateh – 2015–16

Italy

Former Italy international Sebastian Giovinco won two league titles with Al-Hilal.

• Luiz Felipe – Al-Ittihad – 2023–^{[b BRA][c BRA U20][c BRA U23]}
• Sebastian Giovinco – Al-Hilal – 2018–21

Ivory Coast

• Arnauld Anasse – Al-Faisaly – 2014–15
• Ousmane Bamba – Al-Taawoun – 2010–11
• Wilfried Bony – Al-Ittihad – 2019–20
• Issoumaila Dao – Al-Raed – 2013–14
• Seko Fofana - Al-Nassr, Al-Ettifaq - 2023–^{[b FRA][c FRA U16][c FRA U17][c FRA U18][c FRA U19]}
• Patrick Gbala – Al-Fateh – 2015–17
• Hervé Guy – Al-Qadsiah – 2017–19
• Boris Kabi – Al-Raed – 2008–09
• Franck Kessié – Al-Ahli – 2023–
• Abdoulaye Koffi – Al-Khaleej – 2015–16
• Ghislain Konan – Al-Nassr, Al-Fayha – 2022–
• Oussou Konan – Hajer – 2012–13
• Aubin Kouakou – Damac – 2019–20
• Habib Meïté – Al-Nahda, Al-Khaleej – 2013–15
• Sékou Sanogo – Al-Ittihad – 2018–19
• Ben Traoré – Al-Hazem – 2023–24
• Didier Ya Konan – Al-Ittihad – 2014–15

Jamaica

• Andre Gray – Al-Riyadh – 2023–^{[b ENG][c ENG C]}
• Demarai Gray – Al-Ettifaq – 2023–^{[b ENG][c ENG U18][c ENG U19][c ENG U20][c ENG U21]}

Jordan

• Baha' Abdel-Rahman – Al-Ahli – 2008–09
• Shadi Abu Hash'hash – Al-Taawoun, Al-Fateh – 2010–15
• Shareef Adnan – Al-Khaleej – 2014–15
• Muath Afaneh – Abha – 2019–22^{[b KSA]}
• Yaseen Al-Bakhit – Al-Taawoun, Al-Faisaly, Al-Ettifaq, Al-Shoulla – 2011–15
• Mohammad Al-Basha – Al-Taawoun – 2012–13
• Hamza Al-Dardour – Najran, Al-Khaleej, Al-Faisaly – 2012–13, 2014–16
• Mohammad Al-Dmeiri – Al-Ittihad – 2014–15
• Mussab Al-Laham – Najran – 2013–15
• Suleiman Al-Salman – Al-Wehda – 2010–11
• Alaa' Al-Shaqran – Hajer – 2014–15
• Ibrahim Al-Zawahreh – Al-Khaleej – 2014–16
• Hatem Aqel – Al-Raed – 2009–11
• Khalil Bani Attiah – Al-Faisaly – 2013–15
• Anas Bani Yaseen – Najran, Al-Raed – 2009–11, 2014–15
• Bashar Bani Yaseen – Al-Hazem – 2008–10
• Abdallah Deeb – Al-Orobah – 2013–14
• Amer Deeb – Al-Faisaly – 2011–12
• Basem Fathi – Al-Watani – 2008–09
• Hazem Jawdat – Hajer – 2011–13
• Mohammad Khamees – Al-Hazem – 2010–11
• Tareq Khattab – Al-Shabab – 2014–15
• Mohammad Muneer – Al-Ansar – 2011–12
• Mohammad Mustafa – Al-Shoulla – 2013–14
• Amer Shafi – Al-Fayha – 2018–20

Kazakhstan

• Alexander Merkel – Al-Faisaly – 2020–21^{[c GER U15][c GER U16][c GER U17][c GER U18][c GER U19][c GER U20]}

Kenya

• David Ochieng – Al-Taawoun – 2013–15

Korea Republic

Lee Young-pyo won two Pro League titles with Al-Hilal.

• Cho Sung-hwan – Al-Hilal – 2013–14
• Jang Hyun-soo – Al-Hilal – 2019–23
• Jung Woo-young – Al-Khaleej – 2023–
• Kim Byung-suk – Al-Nassr – 2011–12
• Kim Jin-su – Al-Nassr – 2020–21
• Kim Seung-gyu – Al-Shabab – 2022–24
• Kwak Tae-hwi – Al-Shabab, Al-Hilal – 2012–16
• Lee Chun-soo – Al-Nassr – 2009–10
• Lee Won-young – Al-Ettifaq – 2011–12
• Lee Young-pyo – Al-Hilal – 2009–11
• Park Chu-young – Al-Shabab – 2014–15
• Seol Ki-hyeon – Al-Hilal – 2008–09
• Song Chong-gug – Al-Shabab – 2010–11
• Suk Hyun-jun – Al-Ahli – 2013–14
• Yoo Byung-soo – Al-Hilal – 2011–13

Kuwait

• Fahad Al Ansari – Al-Ittihad, Al-Faisaly – 2016–19
• Ahmed Al Dhefiri – Al-Qadsiah – 2016–17
• Fahad Al Enezi – Al-Ittihad – 2011–12
• Fahad Al Hajeri – Al-Ettifaq – 2017–18
• Saif Al Hashan – Al-Shabab – 2015–17
• Bader Al Mutawa – Al-Nassr – 2010–11
• Musaed Neda – Al-Shabab, Al-Orobah – 2010–11, 2014–15
• Faisal Zayid – Najran – 2015–16

Lebanon

• Mohamad Haidar – Al-Ittihad, Al-Fateh – 2013–14
• Khodor Salame – Al-Orobah – 2014–15

Liberia

• William Jebor – Al-Nassr – 2017–18

Libya

• Tarik El Taib – Al-Hilal, Al-Shabab – 2008–10
• Muaid Ellafi – Al-Shabab – 2017–18

Lithuania

• Giedrius Arlauskis – Al-Shabab – 2020–21

Luxembourg

• Gerson Rodrigues – Al-Wehda – 2022–23^{[b POR]}

Madagascar

• Carolus Andriamatsinoro – Ohod, Al-Adalah, Al-Qadsiah – 2017–18, 2019–21
• Faneva Andriatsima – Abha, Al-Fayha – 2019–20

Malawi

• Rayane Hamidou – Al-Ahli, Al-Tai – 2021–22^{[b KSA]}

Mali

• Sédonoudé Abouta – Al-Raed – 2009–10
• Yaqoub Alhassan – Al-Taawoun – 2021–23^{[b KSA]}
• Samba Diakité – Al-Ittihad – 2014–15^{[b FRA]}
• Sékou Doumbia – Al-Wehda – 2012–13
• Lassana Fané – Al-Shoulla, Al-Batin – 2012–15, 2016–17
• Eliassou Issiaka – Al-Orobah – 2013–14
• Mamadou Kondo – Al-Shoulla – 2012–14
• Modibo Maïga – Al-Nassr – 2015–16
• Moussa Marega – Al-Hilal – 2021–23^{[b FRA]}
• Mamoutou N'Diaye – Ohod – 2017–18
• Youssouf Niakaté – Al-Wehda, Al-Ittihad, Al-Ettifaq – 2019–23^{[b FRA]}
• Aboubacar Tambadou – Najran – 2015–16
• Ibrahima Tandia – Al-Hazem – 2019–20, 2021–22^{[b FRA][c FRA U16][c FRA U17]}
• Adama Traoré – Al-Nahda – 2013–14
• Adama Traoré – Al-Adalah – 2019–20
• Birama Touré – Al-Riyadh – 2023–

Mauritania

• Ismaël Diakité – Al-Khaleej – 2016–17
• Souleymane Doukara – Al-Ettifaq – 2019–21^{[b FRA]}

Moldova

• Henrique Luvannor – Al-Taawoun – 2021–22^{[b BRA]}

Montenegro

• Bojan Božović – Al-Shoulla – 2014–15^{[b MNE-YUG]}
• Đorđe Đikanović – Hajer – 2014–15^{[b MNE-YUG]}
• Luka Đorđević – Abha – 2023–^{[b MNE-YUG]}
• Milan Mijatović – Al-Adalah – 2022–23^{[b MNE-YUG]}

Morocco

In 2018–19, Abderrazak Hamdallah won the Player of the Year award and was the top scorer with a record breaking 34 goals.

Hicham Aboucherouane was the joint-top goalscorer in the Pro League in 2008–09, scoring 12 goals for Al-Ittihad.

• Faouzi Abdelghani – Al-Ittihad – 2011–14
• Zakaria Aboub – Al-Raed – 2008–09
• Hicham Aboucherouane – Al-Ittihad – 2008–10
• Jaouad Akaddar – Al-Raed – 2010–12
• Nordin Amrabat – Al-Nassr – 2018–21^{[b NED][c NED U21]}
• Salaheddine Aqqal – Al-Ettifaq, Al-Hazem, Al-Raed, Al-Taawoun – 2008–12
• Amine Atouchi – Abha – 2019–23
• Aziz Ayat Aabi – Abha – 2008–09
• Walid Azaro – Al-Ettifaq – 2019–22
• Mourad Batna – Al-Fateh – 2020–
• Achraf Bencharki – Al-Hilal – 2017–18
• Abdelkarim Benhania – Al-Wehda – 2009–10
• Aziz Bouhaddouz – Al-Batin – 2018–19
• Yassine Bounou – Al-Hilal – 2023–^{[b CAN]}
• Mbark Boussoufa – Al-Shabab – 2018–19^{[b NED]}
• Manuel da Costa – Al-Ittihad – 2018–20^{[b FRA][c POR U20][c POR U21][c POR U23]}
• Jalal Daoudi – Al-Raed – 2019–21
• Karim Eddafi – Al-Hazem – 2008–09
• Karim El Ahmadi – Al-Ittihad – 2018–22^{[b NED]}
• Youssef El Arabi – Al-Hilal – 2011–12^{[b FRA]}
• Karim El Berkaoui – Al-Raed – 2020–
• Mounir El Hamdaoui – Al-Taawoun – 2016–17^{[b NED][c NED U21]}
• Moestafa El Kabir – Al-Ahli – 2014–15
• Jawad El Yamiq – Al-Wehda – 2023–
• Issam Erraki – Al-Wehda, Al-Raed – 2010–13, 2017–18
• Fayçal Fajr – Al-Wehda – 2022–^{[b FRA]}
• Driss Fettouhi – Al-Hazem, Al-Ahli – 2019–21
• Mohamed Fouzair – Al-Nassr, Ohod, Al-Raed – 2017–
• Zakaria Hadraf – Damac – 2019–20
• Abdelilah Hafidi – Al-Hazem – 2021–22
• Abderrazak Hamdallah – Al-Nassr, Al-Ittihad – 2018–
• Ahmed Hammoudan – Al-Raed – 2018–19
• Adil Hermach – Al-Hilal – 2011–14^{[b FRA]}
• Mouhcine Iajour – Damac – 2019–20
• Youssef Kaddioui – Al-Wehda – 2009–11
• Zouhair Laaroubi – Ohod – 2018–19
• Saâd Lagrou – Al-Nassr – 2017–18
• Youness Mankari – Al-Ettifaq – 2009–10
• Abdelali Mhamdi – Abha – 2019–22
• Tarik Miri – Al-Raed – 2008–09
• Munir Mohamedi – Al-Wehda – 2022–^{[b SPA]}
• Youness Mokhtar – Al-Nassr – 2015–16^{[b NED][c NED U17][c NED U19]}
• Mohamed Nahiri – Al-Ain – 2020–21
• Abdessamad Ouarrad – Najran – 2009–10
• Abdessamad Rafik – Al-Wehda – 2009–10
• Moha Rharsalla – Al-Hazem – 2021–22
• Marwane Saâdane – Al-Fateh – 2019–
• Abdelhamid Sabiri – Al-Fayha – 2023–^{[c GER U21]}
• Romain Saïss – Al-Shabab – 2023–^{[b FRA]}
• Hassan Taïr – Al-Shoulla, Al-Raed – 2012–15
• Nawfel Zerhouni – Al-Hazem – 2021–22
• Khalid Zouine – Abha – 2008–09

Mozambique

• Luís Miquissone – Abha – 2022–23

Netherlands

• Youssef El Jebli – Al-Faisaly, Al-Batin – 2019–22
• Aschraf El Mahdioui – Al-Taawoun – 2021–
• Hicham Faik – Al-Faisaly – 2020–22
• Ola John – Al-Hazem – 2021–22
• Adam Maher – Damac – 2022–24^{[b MAR]}
• Mohamed Rayhi – Al-Batin – 2020–22
• Dries Saddiki – Abha – 2022–23
• Xandro Schenk – Al-Batin – 2020–21
• Vito van Crooij – Al-Wehda – 2023–
• Georginio Wijnaldum – Al-Ettifaq – 2023–

Niger

• Ousmane Diabaté – Al-Batin – 2017–18
• Moussa Maâzou – Ohod – 2018–19
• Amadou Moutari – Al-Ain, Al-Fayha – 2020–22
• Yousef Omar – Al-Hazem – 2019–20, 2021–22^{[b KSA]}

Nigeria

At €16.5 million, Ahmed Musa is the most expensive player in Pro League history.

• Uche Agba – Al-Qadsiah – 2011–12
• Joseph Akpala – Al-Faisaly – 2018–19
• Izuchuckwu Anthony – Al-Khaleej – 2022–23
• Franklin Ayodele – Hajer – 2011–12
• Edorisi Ekhosuehi – Al-Qadsiah – 2010–11
• Emmanuel Emmanuel – Al-Fateh – 2009–10
• Michael Eneramo – Al-Ettifaq – 2016–17
• Ndubuisi Eze – Al-Ahli – 2008–09
• Patrick Eze – Al-Qadsiah – 2016–17
• Reuben Gabriel – Abha – 2019–20
• Saviour Godwin – Al-Okhdood – 2023–
• Ezekiel Henty – Al-Hazem – 2021–22
• Abdulshakour Hosawi – Al-Batin – 2017–18^{[b KSA]}
• Kennedy Igboananike – Al-Hazem – 2018–19
• Odion Ighalo – Al-Shabab, Al-Hilal, Al-Wehda – 2020–
• Imran Ilyas – Al-Shabab, Damac – 2019–20^{[b KSA]}
• Leke James – Al-Qadsiah – 2020–21
• Nasigba John-Jumbo – Al-Qadsiah – 2010–12
• Ahmed Musa – Al-Nassr – 2018–21
• Anthony Nwakaeme – Al-Fayha – 2022–
• Peter Nworah – Al-Ain – 2020–21
• Obinna Obiefule – Najran – 2014–15
• Godfrey Oboabona – Al-Ahli – 2017–18
• Stanley Ohawuchi – Al-Qadsiah – 2017–18, 2020–21
• John Ogu – Al-Adalah – 2019–20
• Henry Onyekuru – Al-Fayha – 2023–
• Ifeanyi Onyilo – Al-Faisaly – 2015–16
• Waheed Oseni – Al-Taawoun, Najran – 2012–14
• Isaac Promise – Al-Ahli – 2014–15
• Moussa Soulaimane – Najran – 2009–10

North Macedonia

Until 2019 named Republic of Macedonia

• Ezgjan Alioski – Al-Ahli – 2021–22, 2023–24
• Zoran Baldovaliev – Najran, Al-Qadsiah – 2011–12^{[b MKD]}
• Ertan Demiri – Al-Taawoun – 2010–11^{[b MKD]}
• Ferhan Hasani – Al-Raed – 2018–19^{[b MKD]}
• Mensur Kurtiši – Al-Taawoun – 2010–11^{[b MKD]}
• Šakir Redžepi – Al-Taawoun – 2010–12^{[b MKD]}
• Aleksandar Trajkovski – Al-Fayha – 2021–23^{[b MKD]}
• Darko Velkovski – Al-Ettifaq – 2022–23^{[b MKD]}

Norway

• Liban Abdi – Al-Ettifaq – 2017–18^{[b SOM]}
• Pa-Modou Kah – Al-Wehda – 2012–13^{[b GAM]}
• Mathias Normann – Al-Raed – 2023–
• Amahl Pellegrino – Damac – 2020–21
• Gustav Wikheim – Al-Fateh – 2019–22

Oman

In 2017–18, Ali Al-Habsi became the first foreign goalkeeper to win the Pro League.

• Ismail Al-Ajmi – Al-Faisaly – 2012–13
• Eid Al-Farsi – Al-Raed – 2015–16
• Ali Al-Habsi – Al-Hilal – 2017–19
• Hussain Al-Hadhri – Al-Raed – 2013–14
• Amad Al-Hosni – Al-Ahli, Al-Nassr – 2010–14
• Mohsin Al-Khaldi – Ohod – 2017–18
• Badar Al-Maimani – Al-Ettifaq – 2009–10
• Abdul Salam Al-Mukhaini – Al-Raed – 2011–13
• Abdul Aziz Al-Muqbali – Al-Taawoun – 2012–13
• Said Al-Shoon – Al-Qadsiah – 2009–10
• Khalifa Ayil – Al-Ettifaq, Al-Raed – 2009–11
• Ahmed Hadid – Al-Ittihad – 2008–11
• Ahmed Mubarak Kano – Al-Ahli, Al-Fateh, Al-Ettifaq – 2009–11, 2012–13
• Talal Khalfan – Najran – 2008–09
• Hassan Mudhafar – Al-Ettifaq – 2010–12
• Hassan Rabia – Al-Nassr – 2008–09
• Saad Suhail – Al-Nassr – 2017–18

Palestine

• Abdelatif Bahdari – Hajer – 2011–13
• Imad Khalili – Al-Shabab – 2013–14^{[b UAE][c SWE U17][c SWE U19][c SWE U21]}
• Ashraf Nu'man – Al-Faisaly, Hajer – 2014–16

Panama

• José Luis Garcés – Al-Ettifaq – 2009–10

Paraguay

• Víctor Ayala – Al-Nassr – 2016–17
• Nelson Figueredo – Al-Qadsiah – 2009–10
• Kaku – Al-Taawoun – 2020–23

Peru

• André Carrillo – Al-Hilal – 2018–23
• Juan Cominges – Al-Qadsiah – 2009–11
• Christian Cueva – Al-Fateh – 2020–23
• Christofer Gonzáles – Al-Adalah – 2022–23
• Christian Ramos – Al-Nassr – 2018–19
• Alex Valera – Al-Fateh – 2022–23

Poland

Adrian Mierzejewski won the Pro League with Al-Nassr in 2014–15.

• Łukasz Gikiewicz – Al-Wehda – 2015–16
• Michał Janota – Al-Fateh – 2019–20
• Grzegorz Krychowiak – Al-Shabab, Abha – 2022–
• Adrian Mierzejewski – Al-Nassr – 2014–16
• Łukasz Szukała – Al-Ittihad – 2014–15

Portugal

Five-time Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo joined Al-Nassr in January 2023.

• Pedro Amaral – Al-Khaleej – 2022–23
• André André – Al-Ittihad – 2021–22
• Arsénio – Al-Fayha – 2019–20
• Nuno Assis – Al-Ittihad – 2010–11
• Eder – Al-Raed – 2021–22
• Pedro Eugénio – Al-Adalah – 2022–23
• Hernâni Fortes – Al-Wehda – 2020–21
• Paulo Jorge – Al-Ittihad – 2010–12
• Jota – Al-Ittihad – 2023–
• Ricardo Machado – Al-Taawoun – 2015–20
• Fábio Martins – Al-Shabab, Al-Khaleej – 2020–21, 2022–
• André Moreira – Al-Raed – 2023–
• Rúben Neves – Al-Hilal – 2023–
• Otávio - Al-Nassr - 2023–^{[b BRA][c BRA U20]}
• André Pinto – Al-Fateh – 2019–20
• Pedro Rebocho – Al-Khaleej – 2023–
• Ivo Rodrigues – Al-Khaleej – 2023–
• Tiago Rodrigues – Al-Hazem – 2021–22
• Cristiano Ronaldo - Al-Nassr - 2022–
• Diogo Salomão – Al-Hazem – 2018–19
• Tozé – Al-Hazem – 2023–
• Ukra – Al-Fateh – 2016–17

Puerto Rico

• Héctor Ramos – Al-Qadsiah – 2015–16

Qatar

• Talal Al-Bloushi – Al-Shabab – 2008–09^{[b KUW]}

Romania

Mirel Rădoi won two Pro League titles with Al-Hilal.

• Mircea Axente – Al-Faisaly – 2016–18
• Mihai Bordeianu – Al-Qadsiah – 2020–21
• Constantin Budescu – Al-Shabab, Damac – 2018–19, 2020–21
• Andrei Burcă – Al-Okhdood – 2023–
• Răzvan Cociș – Al-Nassr – 2010–11
• Andrei Cordea – Al-Tai – 2023–
• Cristian Dănălache – Al-Ettifaq – 2009–10
• Valerică Găman – Al-Shabab – 2018–19
• Nicolae Grigore – Al-Ettifaq – 2013–14
• Silviu Lung Jr. – Al-Raed – 2022–23
• Alexandru Mitriță – Al-Ahli, Al-Raed – 2020–21, 2022–23
• Ovidiu Petre – Al-Nassr – 2010–11
• Mihai Pintilii – Al-Hilal – 2014–15
• Adrian Popa – Al-Taawoun – 2017–18
• Mirel Rădoi – Al-Hilal – 2008–11
• Lucian Sânmărtean – Al-Ittihad, Al-Taawoun – 2014–17
• Nicolae Stanciu – Al-Ahli, Damac – 2018–19, 2023–
• Dorel Stoica – Al-Ettifaq – 2009–10
• Florin Tănase – Al-Okhdood – 2023–
• Ciprian Tătărușanu – Abha – 2023–
• Alin Toșca – Al-Riyadh – 2023–

São Tomé and Príncipe

• Luís Leal – Al-Ahli, Al-Fateh – 2013–14, 2016–17

Scotland

• Jack Hendry – Al-Ettifaq – 2023–

Senegal

• Aliou Cissé – Al-Adalah – 2019–20
• Kemekho Cissokho – Al-Fateh – 2011–14
• Mbaye Diagne – Al-Shabab – 2014–15
• Habib Diallo – Al-Shabab – 2023–
• Albaye Papa Diop – Al-Faisaly – 2010–11
• Makhete Diop – Al-Watani, Al-Shabab – 2008–09, 2019–21
• Adama François – Hajer, Al-Khaleej – 2015–17
• Ibrahima Gueye – Al-Ahli – 2008–09
• Mansour Gueye – Hajer – 2014–15
• Hamad Ji – Al-Hazem, Najran – 2008–11
• Macoumba Kandji – Al-Faisaly – 2014–15
• Kalidou Koulibaly – Al-Hilal – 2023–^{[b FRA][c FRA U20]}
• Diakite Lamine – Al-Ansar – 2011–12
• Mamadou Loum – Al-Raed – 2023–
• Sy Ass Mandaw – Al-Adalah – 2019–20
• Malick Mané – Najran – 2015–16
• Sadio Mané - Al-Nassr - 2023–
• Kader Mangane – Al-Hilal – 2012–13
• Édouard Mendy – Al-Ahli – 2023–^{[b FRA]}
• Alfred N'Diaye – Al-Shabab – 2019–22^{[b FRA][c FRA U17][c FRA U19][c FRA U20][c FRA U21]}
• Daouda N'Diaye – Al-Wehda – 2008–09
• Alassane Ndao – Al-Ahli – 2021–22
• Badou Ndiaye – Al-Ain – 2020–21
• M'Baye Niang – Al-Ahli – 2020–21^{[b FRA][c FRA U16][c FRA U17][c FRA U21]}
• Mohamed Roubize – Al-Hazem – 2008–11
• Abdoulaye Sané – Al-Taawoun – 2020–21
• Babacar Sarr – Damac – 2019–20
• Assane Sy – Al-Watani – 2008–09
• Papa Waigo – Al-Ettifaq, Al-Raed – 2013–15

Serbia

Vladimir Stojković won the Golden Glove award in 2021–22 with 13 clean sheets.

• Danijel Aleksić – Al-Ahli – 2019–20^{[b CRO-YUG]}
• Dragan Ćeran – Hajer – 2015–16^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Dušan Đokić – Najran – 2011–12^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Ljubomir Fejsa – Al-Ahli – 2020–22^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Nenad Injac – Al-Ansar – 2011–12^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Saša Jovanović – Al-Fateh – 2018–19, 2020–21^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Nikica Košutić – Al-Hazem – 2010–11^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Uroš Matić – Abha – 2021–^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Nemanja Miletić – Al-Raed – 2020–21^{[b KOS-YUG]}
• Sergej Milinković-Savić – Al-Hilal – 2023–^{[b ESP]}
• Aleksandar Mitrović – Al-Hilal – 2023–^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Nemanja Nikolić – Al-Raed – 2020–21^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Nemanja Obrić – Al-Hazem – 2010–11^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Milan Pavkov – Al-Fayha – 2022–24^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Aleksandar Pešić – Al-Ittihad – 2018–19^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Nikola Petković – Al-Ahli – 2010–11^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Aleksandar Prijović – Al-Ittihad – 2018–21^{[b SUI][c SUI U20][c SUI U21]}
• Marko Stanojević – Al-Fateh – 2015–16^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Luka Stojanović – Al-Hazem – 2021–22^{[b SRB-MNE]}
• Vladimir Stojković – Al-Fayha – 2021–^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Nemanja Tubić – Hajer – 2015–16^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Despot Višković – Al-Ansar – 2011–12^{[b SRB-YUG]}
• Uroš Vitas – Al-Qadsiah – 2020–21^{[b SRB-YUG]}

Sierra Leone

• Alhaji Kamara – Al-Taawoun – 2017–18
• David Simbo – Najran – 2015–16

Slovakia

• Boris Godál – Al-Adalah – 2022–23^{[b SVK-TCH]}
• Filip Kiss – Al-Ettifaq – 2017–22^{[b SVK-TCH]}

Slovenia

• Dejan Rusič – Al-Taawoun – 2010–11, 2012–13^{[b SVN-YUG]}
• David Tijanić – Al-Adalah – 2022–23

Spain

• Alexis – Al-Ahli – 2018–19
• Alberto Botía – Al-Hilal, Al-Wehda – 2018–21, 2022–23
• Juanmi Callejón – Al-Ettifaq – 2016–18
• Álex Collado – Al-Okhdood – 2023–^{[c CAT]}
• Álvaro González – Al-Nassr – 2022–23
• Iago Herrerín – Al-Raed – 2021–22
• Juanmi – Al-Riyadh – 2023–24
• José Jurado – Al-Ahli – 2018–19
• Aymeric Laporte - Al-Nassr - 2023–^{[b FRA][c FRA U17][c FRA U18][c FRA U19][c FRA U21]}
• Álvaro Medrán – Al-Taawoun, Al-Ettifaq – 2021–
• Santi Mina – Al-Shabab – 2022–23
• Nono – Damac – 2021–23
• Dani Quintana – Al-Ahli – 2014–15
• Víctor Ruiz – Al-Fayha – 2022–24
• Jonathan Soriano – Al-Hilal – 2018–19^{[c CAT]}
• Dani Suárez – Abha – 2021–2022
• Cristian Tello – Al-Fateh – 2022–^{[c CAT]}
• Gabri Veiga – Al-Ahli – 2023–
• Fran Vélez – Al-Fateh – 2022–24

Sudan

• Mohammed Al-Dhaw – Ohod, Al-Fateh – 2017–21^{[b KSA]}
• Mohammed Hassan Babo – Damac – 2019–20^{[b KSA]}
• Mohamed Ahmed Bashir – Al-Wehda – 2012–13

Suriname

• Virgil Misidjan – Al-Tai – 2023–^{[b NED][c NED U20]}
• Mitchell te Vrede – Al-Fateh, Abha – 2019–22^{[b NED][c NED U18]}

Sweden

Christian Wilhelmsson won two Pro League titles with Al-Hilal.

• Marcus Antonsson – Al-Adalah – 2022–23
• Nabil Bahoui – Al-Ahli – 2015–16
• Nahir Besara – Al-Fayha – 2018–19
• Robin Quaison – Al-Ettifaq – 2021–24
• Jacob Rinne – Al-Fateh – 2022–
• Carlos Strandberg – Al-Hazem, Abha – 2019–22
• Christian Wilhelmsson – Al-Hilal – 2008–12

Switzerland

• Martin Angha – Al-Adalah – 2022–23
• Cephas Malele – Al-Tai – 2021–22^{[b ANG]}

Syria

Omar Al Somah finished as top scorer three consecutive times, and is the highest-scoring foreign player in Pro League history

Jehad Al-Hussain holds the record for most assists in Pro League history with 51.

• Jehad Al Baour – Al-Wehda – 2015–17
• Abdelrazaq Al Hussain – Al-Taawoun – 2011–12
• Jehad Al Hussain – Najran, Al-Taawoun, Al-Raed – 2011–13, 2014–21
• Mahmoud Al Mawas – Al-Faisaly – 2015–16
• Omar Al Somah – Al-Ahli – 2014–22
• Wael Ayan – Al-Faisaly, Najran – 2010–13
• Ahmad Deeb – Al-Fateh – 2014–15
• Tamer Haj Mohamad – Ohod – 2018–19
• Mohannad Ibrahim – Al-Ettifaq – 2008–09
• Mohammad Istanbuli – Al-Ansar – 2011–12
• Youssef Kalfa – Al-Hazem, Al-Qadsiah – 2018–19
• Omar Kharbin – Al-Hilal – 2016–21
• Raja Rafe – Al-Wehda – 2008–09

Timor-Leste

• Murilo de Almeida – Al-Ettifaq – 2013–14^{[b BRA]}

Togo

• Christophe Grondin – Al-Faisaly – 2012–13^{[b FRA]}
• Khaled Narey – Al-Khaleej – 2023–^{[b GER]}
• Sadat Ouro-Akoriko – Al-Faisaly, Al-Khaleej – 2015–16

Trinidad and Tobago

• Khaleem Hyland – Al-Faisaly, Al-Batin – 2017–21

Tunisia

Farouk Ben Mustapha won the Golden Glove award in 2018–19

• Amine Abbes – Al-Nahda – 2013–14
• Ghazi Abderrazzak – Ohod – 2018–19
• Ahmed Akaïchi – Al-Ittihad, Al-Ettifaq – 2016–19
• Amir Akrout – Al-Wehda – 2008–09
• Karim Aouadhi – Abha – 2019–21
• Ghazi Ayadi – Damac – 2019–20
• Anice Badri – Al-Ittihad – 2019–20^{[b FRA]}
• Rami Bedoui – Al-Fayha – 2018–19
• Aymen Belaïd – Ohod – 2018–19^{[b FRA]}
• Mohamed Amine Ben Amor – Al-Ahli – 2017–18
• Farouk Ben Mustapha – Al-Shabab – 2017–20
• Radhouane Ben Ouanes – Al-Ansar – 2011–12
• Ramzi Ben Younès – Al-Fateh – 2009–11
• Fakhreddine Ben Youssef – Al-Ettifaq – 2017–19
• Naïm Berrabet – Al-Fateh – 2009–10
• Saad Bguir – Abha – 2019–
• Moïne Chaâbani – Al-Qadsiah – 2010–11
• Firas Chaouat – Abha – 2019–20
• Lamjed Chehoudi – Al-Fateh – 2017–18^{[b UAE]}
• Amine Chermiti – Al-Ittihad, Al-Fayha – 2009–10, 2018–19
• Aymen Dahmen – Al-Hazem – 2023–
• Oussama Darragi – Al-Raed – 2015–16
• Zouheir Dhaouadi – Al-Wehda – 2015–16
• Hichem Essifi – Ohod – 2017–18
• Youssef Fouzai – Al-Adalah – 2019–20
• Saïf Ghezal – Al-Ahli – 2009–10
• Oussama Haddadi – Al-Ettifaq – 2019–20
• Bilel Ifa – Abha – 2021–22
• Issam Jebali – Al-Wehda – 2018–19
• Ammar Jemal – Al-Fateh – 2013–14
• Haythem Jouini – Al-Ain – 2020–21
• Aymen Mathlouthi – Al-Batin, Al-Adalah – 2017–18, 2019–20
• Mohammad Mothnani – Al-Qadsiah – 2017–18
• Hamdi Nagguez – Al-Ahli – 2021–22
• Abdelkader Oueslati – Al-Fateh – 2016–20^{[b FRA]}
• Zied Ounalli – Al-Batin – 2018–19
• Bilel Sabri – Al-Wehda – 2008–09
• Bilel Saidani – Damac – 2019–21
• Ferjani Sassi – Al-Nassr – 2017–18
• Naïm Sliti – Al-Ettifaq – 2019–23^{[b FRA]}
• Mejdi Traoui – Al-Wehda – 2008–09
• Mohamed Yacoubi – Al-Fateh – 2017–18

Türkiye

• Emre Çolak – Al-Wehda – 2018–20
• Merih Demiral – Al-Ahli – 2023–
• Berat Özdemir – Al-Ettifaq – 2022–24

Ukraine

• Maksym Koval – Al-Fateh – 2018–22

United Arab Emirates

• Omar Abdulrahman – Al-Hilal – 2018–19^{[b KSA]}
• Sebastián Tagliabúe – Al-Ettifaq, Al-Shabab – 2010–13^{[b ARG]}

United States

• Jeremiah White – Al-Ettifaq – 2009–10

Uruguay

• Mauricio Affonso – Al-Shabab – 2015–16
• Matías Aguirregaray – Al-Fateh – 2018–20
• Brahian Alemán – Al-Ettifaq – 2018–19
• Ramón Arias – Al-Ettifaq – 2018–19
• Diego Arismendi – Al-Shabab – 2015–16
• Matías Britos – Al-Hilal – 2017–18
• Martín Campaña – Al-Batin, Al-Riyadh – 2020–
• Fabián Estoyanoff – Al-Nassr – 2014–15
• Adolfo Lima – Al-Wehda – 2015–17
• Renzo López – Al-Batin – 2022–23
• Nicolás Milesi – Al-Hilal – 2016–18
• Juan Olivera – Al-Shabab – 2010–11
• Sebastián Píriz – Al-Shabab – 2016–17
• Jonathan Rodríguez – Al-Nassr – 2021–22
• Juan Rodríguez – Al-Ittihad – 2013–14

Uzbekistan

Server Djeparov won the Pro League with Al-Shabab in 2011–12

• Server Djeparov – Al-Shabab – 2011–13^{[b UZB-URS]}
• Jaloliddin Masharipov – Al-Nassr – 2021–23
• Shavkat Mullajanov – Al-Nassr – 2012–13^{[b UZB-URS]}
• Ignatiy Nesterov – Ohod – 2018–19^{[b UZB-URS]}

Venezuela

• Juan Falcón – Al-Fateh – 2015–16
• Juanpi – Al-Ain – 2020–21
• Adrián Martínez – Al-Tai – 2022–23
• Júnior Moreno – Al-Hazem – 2023–
• Rómulo Otero – Al-Wehda – 2018–19
• Gelmin Rivas – Al-Ittihad, Al-Hilal – 2015–16, 2017–19

Zambia

• Francis Kasonde – Al-Hazem – 2010–11
• Fashion Sakala – Al-Fayha – 2023–
• Saith Sakala – Al-Fateh – 2017–18

Zimbabwe

• Knowledge Musona – Al-Tai, Al-Riyadh – 2021–
• Tendai Ndoro – Al-Faisaly – 2017–18

Notes

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    Capped for the Switzerland national under-20 football team
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    Capped for the Switzerland national under-21 football team

References

• FootballDatabase
• SLstat.com
• Foreign players in 2008–09
• Soccerway
• 128 Foreign players from 42 nations appear in SPL for the 2018–19 season