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List of Cercle Brugge KSV players

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Record originEnglish Wikipedia
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Source revisionJul 16, 2026
Entity authorityQ284621 ↗
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A complete list of footballers who have made at least one appearance in an official match for the Belgian football team Cercle Brugge KSV. Second nationalities are shown before the name of the player.

Albania

Besnik Hasi

Ylli Shehu

Australia

Lorenz Kindtner

Eddie Krncevic

Dominic Longo

Andy Vlahos

Belgium

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Alen Avdić

Milenko Milošević

Nenad Mišković

Brazil

Geo Carvalho

Carlos Dos Santos

Roberto Gambasi

Fabio Giuntini

Kanu

Marcos Lucas

Renato Neto

Reynaldo

Robson Saint Clair

Leandro Simioni

Cameroon

Christian Makoun Sr.

Sanda Sanda

China

Wang Yang

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Didier Bapupa

Nicaise Kudimbana

Raphaël N'Zoko

Polo Nzuzi

Jerry Tondelua

Côte d'Ivoire

Armand Mahan

Croatia

Branko Karačić

Jerko Tipurić

Czech Republic

Vít Valenta

Roman Vonášek

Denmark

Christian Andersen

Erhard Auerbach

Ole Budtz

Michael Gernsø

Benny Nielsen

Morten Olsen

Robert Skibsted

Søren Skov

England

Basil Cowan

Brian Etheridge

Luke Jones

Alfred Kennedy

Randolph Richards

Richard Saker

Jerome Watt

Finland

Kari Laukkanen

Paulus Roiha

Kari Ukkonen

France

Franck Bernhard

Mohamed Berthé

Philippe Durpes

Christophe Grondin

Mehdi Makhloufi

Albert Milleville

Stéphane Narayaninnaiken

Didier Six

Germany

Max Höllriegel

Peter Közle

Angelo Maraldo

Günter Nasdalla

Sergio Peter

Jürgen Todebusch

Andreas Wagner

Ghana

Isaac Asare

Kofi Mbeah

William Osei Berkoe

William Owusu

Guinea

Kader Camara

Haiti

Carlens Arcus

Hungary

László Hársányi

Zoltán Locskai

Gyula Nemes

Gábor Torma

Iceland

Sævar Jónsson

Ragnar Margeirsson

Arnar Vidarsson

Republic of Ireland

Dominic Foley

Republic of Macedonia

Igor Gjuzelov

Jurica Siljanoski

Malawi

Kennedy Malunga

Frank Sinalo

Mali

Abdoulaye Camara

Mauritius

Ned Charles

Mexico

Teun Wilke

Montenegro

Bojan Božović

Milan Purović

Morocco

Nacer Abdellah

Netherlands

Nigeria

Muisi Ajao

Osahon Eboigbe

Northern Ireland

Tony Kane

Norway

Frode Fermann

Jan Ove Pedersen

Peru

José Carlos Fernández

Poland

Ernest Konon

Zbigniew Swietek

Portugal

Amido Baldé

Nuno Reis

Rudi

William Da Silva Carvalho

Romania

Marius Cheregi

Ovidiu Hanganu

Ion Ionescu

Dorinel Munteanu

Tibor Selymes

Ilie Stan

Russia

Mikhail Karassev

Vahram Kevorkian

Senegal

Papa Sene

Serbia

Aleksandar Mutavdžić

Darko Pivaljević

Slobodan Slović

Đorđe Svetličić

Sierra Leone

Mohamed Kanu

Slovakia

Tomáš Labun

Slovenia

Dejan Kelhar

Spain

Gregorio Bahamonde

Ukraine

Oleg Iachtchouk

Serhiy Serebrennikov

Yugoslavia

Zoran Bojović

Zoran Ivšić

Ivo Jerolimov

Hajrudin Rovčanin

Zdenko Vukasović

Zambia

Joe Bwalya

Kalusha Bwalya

Charly Musonda

Zimbabwe

Honour Gombami

Vusumuzi Nyoni

Obadiah Tarumbwa

Top 50 most appearances

As of match played 29 May 2011 in which the names in bold means that these players are still active for Cercle Brugge.

Top 50 most goals

As of match played 29 May 2011 and according to www.cerclemuseum.be. Names in bold means that these players are still active for Cercle Brugge.

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