List of foreign Première Ligue players
The Première Ligue is the highest league of women's football in France. The following players must meet both of the following two criteria:
- Have played at least one Première Ligue game. Players who were signed by Première Ligue clubs, but only played in lower leagues, cup games and/or European games, or did not play in any competitive games at all, are not included.
Clubs listed are those for which the player has played at least one Première Ligue game.
In bold: players who are currently under contract by a Première Ligue club.
Africa (CAF)[edit]
Algeria 
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- Léa Abadou[b FRA]
- Laetitia Agab-Cluzel[b FRA]
- Lydia Belkacemi[c FRA U19][c FRA U17][c FRA U16]
- Morgane Belkhiter[b FRA]
- Yasmina Benabid[b FRA]
- Myriam Benlazar[b FRA][c FRA U16]
- Sarah Boudaoud[b FRA][c FRA U17]
- Lilia Boumrar
- Inès Boutaleb[b FRA][c FRA U20][c FRA U19][c FRA U17]
- Lina Chabane[b FRA][c MAR]
- Inès Chasseloup De Laubat[b FRA]
- Imane Chebel[b CAN]
- Marine Dafeur[b FRA][c FRA][c FRA U20][c FRA U19]
- Anissa Dellidj[b FRA]
- Sofia Guellati[b FRA]
- Ghoutia Karchouni[b FRA][c FRA U19][c FRA U17][c FRA U16]
- Sylia Koui[b FRA]
- Laura Muller[b FRA]
- Chloé N'Gazi[b FRA]
- Amira Ould Braham[c FRA U20][c FRA U19][c FRA U17]
- Sabah Rguila
- Samira Tebbi
Cameroon 
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- Michaela Abam[b USA][c USA U17]
- Claudine Meffometou
- Charlène Meyong
- Marlyse Ngo Ndoumbouk
- Jeannette Yango
Congo 
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Djibouti 
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Gabon 
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Guinea 
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Ivory Coast 
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Kenya 
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Malawi 
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Mali 
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Morocco 
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- Dounia Akhazroun[b FRA]
- Salma Amani[c FRA U17]
- Khadija Ben Haddou[b FRA]
- Kenza Chapelle[b FRA][c FRA U20][c FRA U19][c FRA U17][c FRA U16]
- Sana Daoudi[b FRA][c FRA U20][c FRA U19][c FRA U16]
- Nesryne El Chad[b FRA]
- Sarah Kassi[b FRA][c FRA U19][c FRA U17][c FRA U16]
- Anissa Lahmari[b FRA][c ALG][c FRA U19][c FRA U17][c FRA U16]
- Élodie Nakkach[b FRA]
- Nawëal Ouinekh[b FRA][c FRA U19]
Nigeria 
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Senegal 
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South Africa 
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Tunisia 
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Asia (AFC)[edit]
Australia 
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China 
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Nepal 
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Chinese Taipei 
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Japan 
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Lebanon 
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Thailand 
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Europe (UEFA)[edit]
Austria 
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Belgium 
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Bulgaria 
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Croatia 
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Czech Republic 
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Denmark 
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England 
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- Tinaya Alexander[12]
- Lucy Bronze – Lyon – 2017–2020[13]
- Izzy Christiansen – Lyon – 2018–2019
- Jenna Dear[14]
- Kess Elmore
- Alex Greenwood – Lyon – 2019–2020[15]
- Shameeka Fishley
- Anna Moorhouse
- Nikita Parris – Lyon – 2019–2021[16]
- Grace Rapp[b HKG]
- Jodie Taylor – Lyon – 2020–2021[17][18]
Estonia 
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Finland 
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Germany 
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- Linda Bresonik
- Pauline Bremer
- Sara Däbritz
- Josephine Henning
- Dzsenifer Marozsán[b HUN]
- Carolin Simon
Greece 
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Hungary 
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Iceland 
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Israel 
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Italy 
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Malta 
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Montenegro 
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Netherlands 
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- Damaris Egurrola[b USA][c ESP][c ESP U20][c ESP U19][c ESP U17]
- Anouk Dekker
- Daniëlle van de Donk
- Sisca Folkertsma
- Loes Geurts
- Jackie Groenen
- Sisca Folkertsma
- Loes Geurts
- Shanice van de Sanden
North Macedonia 
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Norway 
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- Ada Hegerberg – Lyon – 2014-[21]
- Isabell Herlovsen
- Christine Colombo Nilsen
- Bente Nordby
- Andrea Norheim
- Karina Sævik
- Ingvild Stensland
Poland 
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- Paulina Dudek
- Dominika Grabowska – Fleury – 2020–
- Małgorzata Grec – Dijon – 2022–
- Klaudia Jedlińska – Dijon – 2023–
- Ewelina Kamczyk – Fleury – 2021–
- Katarzyna Kiedrzynek – Paris Saint-Germain – 2013–20, 2023–
- Mady Solow[b CAN]
- Kinga Szemik – Reims – 2022–
- Oliwia Szperkowska – Paris Saint-Germain – 2023–
Portugal 
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- Kelsey Araújo[b CAN]
- Mélissa Gomes – Juvisy, Saint-Maur, Reims, Bordeaux[b FRA]
- Morgane Martins – Saint-Étienne, Issy, Dijon – 2016–17, 2021–[b FRA]
- Serena Queirós – Bordeaux[b FRA]
- Nelly Rodrigues[b FRA]
- Jéssica Silva
- Héléna Theriez[b FRA]
Republic of Ireland 
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- Kyra Carusa[b USA][c USA U23]
- Niamh Fahey
- Chloe Mustaki[b USA]
- Anne O'Brien
- Fiona O'Sullivan[b USA]
- Stephanie Roche
Romania 
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Russia 
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Scotland 
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Serbia 
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Slovakia 
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Spain 
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Sweden 
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- Kosovare Asllani[25]
- Stina Blackstenius
- Emma Holmgren
- Amanda Ilestedt
- Amelie Rybäck
- Lotta Schelin
- Caroline Seger
Switzerland 
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Turkey 
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Ukraine 
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Wales 
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North, Central America and Caribbean (CONCACAF)[edit]
Bahamas 
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Canada 
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- Latifah Abdu
- Vanessa Gilles
- Jenna Hellstrom
- Alex Lamontagne
- Ashley Lawrence[28]
- Marie Levasseur
- Wanda Rozwadowska[b RSA]
Costa Rica 
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Guadeloupe 
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Note: As Guadeloupe is an overseas department of the French Republic, players listed here must also have been capped by the Guadeloupe women's national team, which is a member of CONCACAF, although not of FIFA.
Haiti 
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- Roselord Borgella
- Melchie Dumornay[30]
- Batcheba Louis
- Kethna Louis[31]
- Nérilia Mondésir[32]
- Amandine Pierre-Louis[b CAN][c CAN U20]
- Chelsea Surpris[b USA]
Jamaica 
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Martinique 
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Note: As Martinique is an overseas department of the French Republic, players listed here must also have been capped by the Martinique women's national team, which is a member of CONCACAF, although not of FIFA.
- Élodie Dinglor[b FRA][c FRA U19]
- Emmeline Mainguy[b FRA][c FRA U19]
- Aurélie Rougé
- Maëva Salomon[b FRA][c FRA U19]
- Mylaine Tarrieu[c FRA U20]
- Laurène Tresfield[b FRA][c FRA U17]
Mexico 
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Trinidad and Tobago 
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- Kédie Johnson – Lille – 2023–
United States 
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- Korbin Albert
- Malia Berkely
- Celeste Boureille
- Morgan Brian
- Alana Cook
- Rachel Corboz
- Peyton DePriest
- Hannah Diaz
- Lorrie Fair
- Sh'Nia Gordon
- Carlin Hudson
- Darian Jenkins
- Samantha Johnson
- Phallon Tullis-Joyce
- Tobin Heath – PSG – 2013–2014
- Lindsey Horan – Lyon – 2022[34]
- Megan Lindsay[35]
- Catarina Macario[36][b BRA]
- Cosette Morché
- Alex Morgan – Lyon – 2017[37]
- Megan Rapinoe[38]
- Danielle Slaton
- Hope Solo[39]
- Aly Wagner
- Christie Welsh[22]
- Carleigh Williams
Oceania (OFC)[edit]
New Zealand 
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Tahiti 
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South America (CONMEBOL)[edit]
Argentina 
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Brazil 
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Chile 
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Notes[edit]
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