This page is about theSerbia national football team, who had some players (who had at least one cap) born outside Serbia. Some of this players also played forSerbia and Montenegro. To be in the list, players must have one cap for Serbia. Players with caps for Serbia and Montenegro but without caps for Serbia born outsideSerbia are not included in the list. Players inbold are currently representing the Serbian team.

As of 17 November 2025

Country	City	Player	Caps	Goals	Career	Notes	Ref.
Belgium	Sint-Truiden	Kristijan Belić	2	0	2024–		[1]
Belgium	Antwerp	Mile Svilar	1	0	2021–	He represented Belgium at youth level.	[2]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Banja Luka	Srđan Babić	10	1	2022–		[3]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Ugljevik	Željko Gavrić	1	0	2021–		[4]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Bijeljina	Dejan Joveljić	7	0	2021–		[5]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Bijeljina	Luka Jović	50	11	2018–		[6][7]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Zvornik	Nemanja Jović	1	0	2021–		[8]
Bosnia and Herzegovina (thenSFR Yugoslavia)	Pale	Ognjen Koroman	36	1	2002–2007		[9]
Bosnia and Herzegovina (thenSFR Yugoslavia)	Zenica	Mladen Krstajić	59	2	1999–2008	He representedSerbia and Montenegro andSerbia internationally during his career.	[10]
Bosnia and Herzegovina (thenSFR Yugoslavia)	Bijeljina	Savo Milošević	102	37	1994–2008	He representedSerbia and Montenegro andSerbia internationally during his career.	[11]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Gradiška	Ognjen Ožegović	1	0	2016		[12]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Bijeljina	Mihailo Ristić	9	0	2016–		[13]
Bosnia and Herzegovina (thenSFR Yugoslavia)	Banja Luka	Neven Subotić	36	1	2009–2013	He representedUSA at youth level.[14]	[15]
Bosnia and Herzegovina (thenSFR Yugoslavia)	Banja Luka	Veseljko Trivunović	6	1	2010–2011		[16]
Croatia (thenSFR Yugoslavia)	Pula	Danijel Aleksić	2	0	2008–		[17]
Croatia (thenSFR Yugoslavia)	Knin	Jovan Damjanović	3	0	2011		[18]
Croatia (thenSFR Yugoslavia)	Šibenik	Ivan Ergić	11	0	2006–2008		[19]
Croatia	Vukovar	Milan Gajić	2	0	2021–		[20]
Croatia (thenSFR Yugoslavia)	Vinkovci	Danijel Ljuboja	19	1	2003–2006	He representedSerbia and Montenegro andSerbia internationally during his career.	[21]
Germany	Offenbach am Main	Sava-Arangel Čestić	2	0	2021–		[22]
Germany	Berlin	Lazar Samardžić	26	1	2023–	He representedGermany at youth level	[23]
Germany	Nürtingen	Jan-Carlo Simić	6	0	2024–		[24]
Italy	Milan	Aleksandar Stanković	4	1	2025–
Kosovo (thenSFR Yugoslavia)	Mitrovica	Milan Biševac	19	0	2006–2014		[25]
Kosovo (thenFR Yugoslavia)	Leposavić	Đorđe Jovanović	4	0	2022–		[26]
Kosovo (thenSFR Yugoslavia)	Mitrovica	Miloš Krasić	46	3	2006–2011		[27]
Kosovo (thenSFR Yugoslavia)	Mitrovica	Nemanja Miletić	3	0	2018–		[28]
Kosovo (thenFR Yugoslavia)	Gjilan	Aleksandar Paločević	1	0	2017		[29]
Kosovo (thenSFR Yugoslavia)	Leposavić	Miroslav Vulićević	3	0	2008–2014		[30]
Montenegro (thenSFR Yugoslavia)	Ivangrad	Stefan Babović	4	0	2007–2008		[31]
Montenegro (thenSFR Yugoslavia)	Danilovgrad	Petar Škuletić	6	1	2015		[32]
Spain	Lleida	Sergej Milinković-Savić	54	9	2017–		[33]
Spain	Ourense	Vanja Milinković-Savić	19	0	2021–		[34]
Sweden	Kalmar	Milan Smiljanić	6	1	2007–2008		[35]
Switzerland	Thun	Zdravko Kuzmanović	50	6	2007–2014	He representedSwitzerland at youth level.[36]	[37]
Switzerland	St. Gallen	Aleksandar Prijović	13	2	2017–2019	He representedSwitzerland at youth level.[38]	[39]
Switzerland	Zürich	Alen Stevanović	3	0	2012–2013		[40]
Switzerland	Basel	Miloš Veljković	39	1	2017–	He representedSwitzerland at youth level.[41]	[42]

Country	Total	Notes
Bosnia and Herzegovina	11	5 players born in theSFR Yugoslavia
Kosovo	6	4 players born in theSFR Yugoslavia, 2 in theFR Yugoslavia
Croatia	5	4 players born in theSFR Yugoslavia
Switzerland	4
Germany	3
Belgium	2
Montenegro	2
Spain	2
Italy	1
Sweden	1

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