Ashortia – Turan-Tovuz (2022–2023) Piruz Marakvelidze – Turan-Tovuz (2022–) Tengiz Sichinava – Turan Tovuz (2005), MKT Araz (2006) Giorgi Gorozia – Zira (2017) Germany Joy-Lance Mickels – Sabah (2021–) Omar El-Zein – Standard Sumgayit (2009–2010) Murat Doymus – Sumgayit (2012–2013) Kiyan Soltanpour – Sumgayit (2014–2015) Göksu Hasancik – Turan Tovuz (2011–2012) Greece Charis Komesidis – Bakili Baku (2008) Aleksios Mikhailidis – Bakili Baku (2008) Vangelis Mantzios – Baku (2012–2013) Giorgos Georgiadis – Keşla (2018) Dimitris Sialmas – Khazar Lankaran (2012–2013) Vangelis Platellas – Neftchi Baku (2019–2020) Dimitrios Chantakias – Zira (2020–) Anastasios Papazoglou – Zira (2019–2020) Kazakhstan Anatoli Stukalov – Turan Tovuz (2012–2013) Rifat Nurmugamet – Sumgayit (2022) Karam Sultanov – Sumgayit (2020–2021) Iceland Hannes Þór Halldórsson – Qarabağ (2018–2019) Israel Fares Abu Akel – Gabala (2022–) Ataa Jaber – Neftçi (2022–) Idan Weitzman – Simurq (2013–2015) Amir Agayev – Sumgayit (2019–2020) Italy Gianluca Sansone – Neftchi Baku (2019) Latvia Oskars Kļava – AZAL (2012–2015) Nikolajs Kozačuks – AZAL (2009) Ritus Krjauklis – AZAL (2011) Deniss Ivanovs – Baku (2011–2013) Andrejs Štolcers – Baku (2005–2006) Māris Verpakovskis – Baku (2011–2013) Pāvels Doroševs – Gabala (2009–2012), Neftchi Baku (2013–2015) Ģirts Karlsons – Inter Baku (2009–2012) Vladimirs Koļesņičenko – Inter Baku (2009) Andrejs Rubins – Inter Baku(2008–2010), Qarabağ(2010–2011), Simurq (2011–2012) Kristaps Grebis – Kapaz (2011), Simurq (2011–2012) Deniss Romanovs – Khazar Lankaran (2010–2011) Igors Tarasovs – Simurq (2012) Genādijs Soloņicins – Simurq (2009–2010) Jurijs Ksenzovs – Turan Tovuz (2010) Mareks Zuntners – Turan Tovuz (2009) Lithuania Mindaugas Daunoravičius – AZAL (2011–2012) Gvidas Juška – AZAL (2010–2011) Marius Kazlauskas – AZAL (2010), Turan Tovuz (2012–2013) Andrius Velička – AZAL (2012–2013) Deividas Česnauskis – Baku (2012–2014) Robertas Poškus – Inter Baku (2009–2011), Simurq (2011–2012) Tadas Labukas – Inter Baku (2008–2009) Tomas Ražanauskas – Inter Baku (2006–2007) Andrius Gedgaudas – Inter Baku (2006–2008) Valdas Trakys – Inter Baku (2006–2007) Edvinas Girdvainis – Keşla (2018–2019) Darius Žutautas – Khazar Lankaran (2006–2007) Tadas Simaitis – Kapaz (2015–2017) Paulius Grybauskas – Neftchi Baku (2009–2011) Marijanas Choruzijus – Olimpik Baku (2008–2009) Egidijus Juška – Qarabağ (2006) Mindaugas Kalonas – Ravan Baku (2013), Baku (2013–2014), Simurq (2014) Domantas Šimkus – Sabail (2020–2022) Edgaras Žarskis – Sabail (2017) Vidas Alunderis – Simurq (2011–2012) Paulius Paknys – Simurq (2010), Inter Baku (2010–2011) Edvinas Lukoševičius – Standard (2008–2009), Karvan (2009–2010) Montenegro Miodrag Zec – Baku (2004–2005) Stefan Vukčević – Gabala (2020–2022) Mijuško Bojović – Keşla (2019–2021) Aleksandar Nedović – Inter Baku (2005) Boban