List of Jewish footballers

The following is a list of Jewish footballers, organised by nationality.

Name Nationality Date of birth Date of death Position Years active International caps International goals References
Bender, Alan Argentina1986Living[1]
Brailovsky, Daniel Argentina1958LivingMF1976–198830[2]
Licht, Lucas Matías Argentina1981LivingDF1999–00[3]
Mociulsky, Federico Argentina1989LivingMF2007–00[4]
Nicolaievsky, Diego Argentina1993LivingMF2014–00[5]
Pekerman, José Argentina1949LivingMF1970–197700[6]
Rotman, Jaime José ArgentinaGKc. 1932–194400[7]
Samuel, Walter Argentina1978LivingDF1999–535[8]
Scliar, Isaac ArgentinaFWc. 1939–195100[7]
Sorín, Juan Pablo Argentina1976LivingMF1994–20097612[9]
Strembel, León ArgentinaMFc. 1939–195650[7]
Sued, Ezra Argentina19232011FWc. 1943–195462[7][10]
Wergifker, Aaron Argentina1915LivingDFc. 1932–194640[7]
Rozental, Sebastián Chile1976LivingFW1992–2008272[11]
Kale, Tvrtko Croatia1974LivingGK1994–00[12]
Metchick, Dave England1943LivingMF1961–197500[13]
Pleat, David England1945LivingMF1961–197100[14][15]
Silkman, Barry England1952LivingMF1974–198600[16][17]
Porokara, Roni Finland1983LivingMF2003–112[18]
Rotenberg, Boris Finland1986LivingDF2001–00[19]`
Haddad, Rudy France1985LivingMF2004–00[20]
Fuchs, Gottfried Germany18891972FW1911–1913614[21]
Hirsch, Julius Germany18921945MF1911–191374[22]
Eisenhoffer, József Hungary19001945FWc. 1917–194187[23]
Fischer, Lajos Hungary19021978GKc. 1920–193190[24]
Grosz, Deszö Hungary18981975DFc. 1920–193120[25]
Dyula, Biro Hungary18901961MFc. 1905–1916363[26]
Kertész, Adolf Hungary18921920DFc. 1910–1920110[27]
Geller, Sandor Hungary19251996DF1945–195680[26]
Kertész, Gyula Hungary18881982MFc. 1908–192810[28]
Kertész, Vilmos Hungary18901962MFc. 1908–19244711[29]
Nemes, Sandor Hungary18991977FW1916–193330[30]
Sas, Ferenc Hungary19151988FW1934–1948172[30]
Nickolsburger, Rudolph Hungary18991969MFc. 1920–193220[31]
Sas, Ferenc Hungary19151988MF1936–1938172[8]
Schaffer, Alfréd Hungary18931945FWc. 1910–19251517[32]
Sebestyén, Béla Hungary18851959MFc. 1905–1915242[33]
Szendrő, Oszkár Hungary18891947DFc. 1900–1920130[34]
Taussig, Imre Hungary18941945MFc. 1910–192051[35]
Vágó, Antal Hungary18911944MFc. 1910–1930170[36]
Fogl, Jószef Hungary18971971DFc. 1910–1931[37]
Fogl, Karl Hungary18951969DFc. 1910–1930[38]
Weisz, Árpád Hungary18961944c. 1922–192670[39]
Weisz, Ferenc Hungary18851943FWc. 1900–1920173[40]
Bookman, LouisIreland Ireland18901943FW1914–192140[41]
Aouate, Dudu Israel1977LivingGK1995–450[42]
Atar, Reuven Israel1969LivingMF1986–2003323[43]
Balili, Pini Israel1979LivingFW1996–297[44]
Banin, Tal Israel1971LivingMF1987–20068012[45]
Barda, Elyaniv Israel1981LivingMF1998–199[46]
Beit haLevi, Jerry Israel19121997FW1927–194510[47]
Benado, Arik Israel1973LivingDF1991–2012950[48]
Benayoun, Yossi Israel1980LivingMF1997–7519[49]
Davidovich, Nir Israel1976LivingGK1994–500[50]
Baruch, Dego Israel1981LivingMF1997–20[51]
Driks, Eli Israel1964LivingFW1981–2000274[52]
Fuchs, Eli Israel19241992MFc. 1944–195590[53]
Gershon, Shimon Israel1977LivingDF1996–504[54]
Glazer, Yehoshua Israel1927LivingFW1944–19663518[55]
Harazi, Alon Israel1971LivingDF1989–892[56]
Hodorov, Ya'akov Israel19272006GK1942–1966310[57]
Katan, Yaniv Israel1981LivingFW1998–315[58]
Keisi, Adoram Israel1972LivingDF1990–2007554[59]
Klinger, Nir Israel1966LivingDF1984–1998832[60]
Malmilian, Uri Israel1957LivingMF1973–19936216[61]
Mizrahi, Alon Israel1971LivingFW1988–20053817[62]
Nimni, Avi Israel1972LivingMF1990–20088017[63]
Ohana, Eli Israel1964LivingMF1980–19995017[64]
Ran, Avi Israel19631987GK1981–198790[65]
Romano, Moshe Israel1946LivingFWc. 1965–1982125[66]
Stelmach, Nahum Israel19361999FW1951–19705322[67]
Tabak, Benny Israel1957LivingFW1972–1994125[68]
Tal, Idan Israel1975LivingMF1994–695[69]
Vollach, Yochanan Israel1945LivingDF1962–1990121[70]
Zandberg, Michael Israel1980LivingMF1998–204[71]
Zohar, Itzik Israel1970LivingMF1987–2005319[72]
Muller, Bennie Netherlands1938LivingMF1958–1970432[73]
Ridder, Daniël de Netherlands1984LivingMF2004–00[74]
Roeg, Johnny Netherlands19102003FW1934–193600[73]
Swart, Sjaak Netherlands1938LivingFW1956–19733110[73]
Geller, Raul Peru1936LivingMFc. 1956–197100[75]
Gintel, Ludwik Poland18991973FW1911–1930120[26]
Sperling, Leon Poland19001941MF1914–1934162[76]
Steuermann, Zygmunt Poland18991941FW1920–194124
Ehrlich, Yakov Russia1988LivingFW2006–00[19]
Furman, Dean South Africa1988LivingMF2006–50[77]
Werzer, Rudolf Romania19011993FW1920–19371713[26]
Altman, Semyon Soviet Union1946LivingGK1965–196500[78]
Buryak, Leonid Soviet Union1953LivingMF1963–1971498[79]
Dubinski, Eduard Soviet Union19351969DF1954–1968120[78]
Gershkovich, Mikhail Soviet Union1948LivingFW1966–1979103[78]
Golodets, Adans Soviet Union1934LivingFW1954–196400[78]
Kanevskiy, Viktor Soviet Union19332006FW1946–195920[78]
Krizhevsky, Konstantin Soviet Union19262000DF1946–1961140[80]
Murdik, Eduard Soviet Union1939LivingDF1957–196981[80]
Razinsky, Boris Soviet Union19332012GK1947–197330[81]
Urin, Valeri Soviet Union1936LivingFW1953–196650[78]
Kaplun, Viktor Soviet Union1958LivingDefender1976–198410[78]
Yakushkin, Mikhail Soviet Union19101998Defender1928–194400[80]
Oberemko, Andriy Ukraine1984LivingMF2004–00[82]
Voronin, Andriy Ukraine1979LivingMF1997–2013748[83]
Adeleye, Ryan United States1987LivingDF2005–00[84]
Agoos, Jeff United States1968LivingDF1991–20051344[85]
Allnut, Yari United States1970LivingMF1993–200452[86]
Beckerman, Kyle United States1982LivingMF2007-371[87][88]
Bornstein, Jonathan United States1984LivingDF2007–242[89]
Calichman, Dan United States1968LivingDF1991–200130[90]
Feilhaber, Benny United States1985LivingMF2005–282[91]
Hamel, Eddy United States19021943MF1922–1930[92]
Messing, Shep United States1949LivingGK1973–198700[93]
Steres, Daniel United States1990LivingDF2011-00[94]
Weiss, Nate United States1987LivingMF2008–[95]
Whalen, Sara United States1976LivingMF1997–2002[96]
MacMath, Zac United States1991LivingGK2011–00[97]
Jacobson, Joe Wales1986LivingDF2006–00[16][17]

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