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List of Bosnia and Herzegovina international footballers born outside Bosnia and Herzegovina

In this list there are the footballers who played for the Bosnia and Herzegovina senior national football team who are born outside Bosnia and Herzegovina, who played at least one match with the national team. Naturalized Bosnian players are included too.

List of Players edit

-Players in bold are currently playing for Bosnia and Herzegovina

-Last update on 21 March 2024

  Austria edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
Salzburg Jusuf Gazibegović 2021– 15 0 [1]
Zell am See Amar Dedić 2022– 13 1 [2]
Vienna Dal Varešanović 2023– 2 0 [3]

  Belgium edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
Liège Deni Milošević 2018– 11 1 He also represented Belgium under-16, 17 and 18.[4] [5]

  Brazil edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
Ilhéus Ricardo Baiano 2004 1 0 He is a naturalized citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina.[6] [7]

  Croatia edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
Dubrovnik
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Emir Spahić 2003–2018 94 6 [8]
Zagreb
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Jasmin Mujdža 1998–2000 37 0 [9]
Sinj
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Mirko Hrgović 2003–2009 29 3 [10]
Dubrovnik
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Elvis Sarić 2018– 19 1 [11]
Split Luka Menalo 2018– 15 3 [12]
Imotski
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Ivan Radeljić 2007–2009 10 0 He also played for Croatia under-20 [13]
Zagreb
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Mensur Mujdža 2010–2015 9 0 He also played for Croatia under-20 and 21.[14] [15]
Split Branimir Cipetić 2020– 7 0
Slavonski Brod
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Mario Vrančić 2015– 6 0 He also played for Germany under-17, 19 and 20.[16] [17]
Slavonski Brod
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Damir Vrančić 2012 4 0 [18]
Split
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Ivan Medvid 2001–2005 3 0 He also played for Croatia under-21 [19]
Split Hrvoje Barišić 2021– 1 0 He also played for Croatia under-21
Imotski Ivan Bašić 2023– 1 0
Slavonski Brod
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Dario Purić 2010 1 0 [20]
Split
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Dragan Stojkić 2002 1 0 [21]

  Denmark edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
Nexø Amir Hadžiahmetović 2020– 30 0 [22]

  France edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
Strasbourg Sanel Jahić 2008–2012 23 1 [23]
Belfort Sanjin Prcić 2014– 18 0 [24]

  Germany edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
Munich
(then   West Germany) 		Zvjezdan Misimović 2004–2018 85 25 He also played for FR Yugoslavia under-18 and 21 [25]
Karlsruhe Sead Kolašinac 2013– 58 0 He also played for Germany under-18, 19 and 20.[26] [27]
Berlin Muhamed Bešić 2010– 47 0 [28]
Hamburg
(then   West Germany) 		Zlatan Bajramović 2002–2009 37 3 [29]
Hamburg Ermedin Demirović 2021– 24 1 [30]
Munich
(then   West Germany) 		Ivica Grlić 2004–2007 16 2 [31]
Stuttgart Adrian Leon Barišić 2023– 4 0 [32]
Cologne Damir Sadiković 2021– 1 0 [33]

  Italy edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
Cento Dario Šarić 2022– 1 0 [34]

  Macedonia edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
Prilep

(then   Republic of Macedonia)

Haris Hajradinović 2019– 8 1 [35]

  Netherlands edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
Leiderdorp Said Hamulić 2023– 6 0 [36]

  Portugal edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
Viseu Dino Beširović 2018– 4 0 [37]

  Serbia edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
Subotica
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Ninoslav Milenković 2004–2006 15 0 [38]
Belgrade
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Dušan Kerkez 2004–2006 5 0 [39]
Prijepolje
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Almir Gredić 2000–2005 4 0 [40]
Novi Pazar

(then   FR Yugoslavia)

Almedin Ziljkić 2020– 3 0 [41]
Novi Pazar
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Albin Pelak 2002–2005 2 0 [42]
Belgrade
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Vladimir Karalić 2007 1 0 [43]
Bečej
(then   SFR Yugoslavia) 		Ilija Prodanović 2009 1 0 [44]

  Slovenia edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
Ljubljana Dino Hotić 2019– 4 0 He also played for the Slovenia under-17 under-19, under-21 and the
Slovenian national football B team.[45] 		[46]

  Spain edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
San Sebastián Kenan Kodro 2017– 15 2 [47]
Valladolid Elvir Koljić 2018– 4 0 [48]

  Sweden edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
Malmö Dennis Hadžikadunić 2020– 26 0 He also played for the Sweden under-17, under-19, under-21,
and the Swedish senior national team. 		[49]
Malmö Anel Ahmedhodžić 2020– 22 0 He also played for the Sweden under-17, under-19, under-21,
and the Swedish senior national team. 		[50]
Sölvesborg Adi Nalić 2021– 9 0 He also played for the Sweden under-17, under-19, under-21,
and the Swedish senior national team. 		[51]
Spånga-Tensta Benjamin Tahirović 2023– 6 0 [52]

  Switzerland edit

Birthplace Player Period Caps Goals Notes Ref.
Brugg Izet Hajrović 2013–2019 27 6 He also played for Switzerland under-20, under-21, and the
Swiss senior national team.[53] 		[53]
Bellinzona Danijel Milićević 2016– 3 0 He also played for Switzerland under-19, under-20 and under-21.[54] [55]
Rorschach Daniel Pavlović 2017–2018 2 0 He also played for Switzerland under-19, under-20 and under-21.[56] [57]
Grenchen Haris Tabaković He also played for Switzerland under-18, under-19 and under-21.

List by country of birth edit

Country Total
  Croatia 15
  Germany 8
  Serbia 7
  Sweden 4
  Austria 3
  Switzerland 3
  France 2
  Spain 2
  Belgium 1
  Brazil 1
  Denmark 1
  Italy 1
  Netherlands 1
  North Macedonia 1
  Portugal 1
  Slovenia 1

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