This is a list of foreign football players in the Yugoslav First League or any of its successor top leagues: Yugoslav First League (1923–1992), indicated in the list as (Yug/X), followed by the abbreviation of the current league of that club First Leagues of the Sub associations (1920–1944) First League of FR Yugoslavia (1992–2002), indicating (SRB) if the club is from present-day Serbia or (MNE) if from Montenegro First League of Serbia and Montenegro (2002–2006), indicating (SRB) if the club is from present-day Serbia or (MNE) if from Montenegro Serbian Superliga (2006–present), indicated as (SRB) Montenegrin First League (2006–present), indicated as (MNE) Kosovo Superliga (1999–present), indicated as (KOS) Slovenian PrvaLiga (1991–present), indicated as (SVN) Prva HNL – Croatian First League (1992–present), indicated as (CRO) 1. MFL – Macedonian First League (1992–present), indicated as (MKD) First League of Herzeg-Bosnia (1993–2000) First League of Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina (1994–2000) First League of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (1994–2002) First League of the Republika Srpska (1995–2002) Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina (2000–present), indicated as (BIH) In this list are also included the players with dual nationalities and the ones born in the territory of former Yugoslavia, but have played for other, non-Yugoslav, national team. Players in bold have made at least one appearance for their senior national team. Teams in bold are the current team of that player. The years in brackets indicates the calendar year of the season in which the player played for the club. For example, "(2003)–2004" means that the player was a member of the club only in the first part of the season (2003). Afghanistan Modjieb Jamali – (MNE) – Dečić Tuzi 2016–(2017) Seliman Yar – (KOS) – Trepça '89 2009–2011 Albania Players in bold italics are the ones that besides Albania played for Kosovo national team as well. Kristal Abazaj – (CRO) – Osijek 2018–(2019) Edmond Abazi – (Yug/CRO) – Hajduk Split 1990–1993, Šibenik 1993–1994 Arbër Abilaliaj – (CRO) – Inter Zaprešić 2010–2012 Valon Ahmedi – (SVN, CRO, MKD) – Celje 2014–2015, Maribor 2015–2018, Inter Zaprešić (2019)–2020, Škendija Tetovo 2019–2021 Berat Ahmeti – (KOS) – Prishtina 2013–2014, Gjilani 2016–2017, Feronikeli 2017–2019, (2021)–2022, Trepça '89 2019–2020, Drenica 2021–present Adrian Aliaj – (CRO) – Hajduk Split 1996–1998 Isnik Alimi – (MKD, CRO) – Ohrid 2010–2012, Šibenik 2020–2021 Fidan Aliti – (CRO) – Slaven Belupo 2016–2017 Lorik Aliu – (KOS) – Prishtina 2012–2015 Klodian Arbëri –