List of Brazilian footballers in La Liga

The list of Brazilian men's footballers in La Liga records the association football players from Brazil who have appeared at least once for a team in the Spanish league. Entries in bold denote players still active in actual season.

A

Abner Vinícius – Betis – 2022–24
Ademir – Celta – 1978–79, 82–83
Aderlan Santos – Valencia – 2015–17
Adriano – Sevilla, Barcelona – 2004–16
Adriano – Málaga – 2008–09
Adriano Teixeira – Celta – 1996–97, 98–00
Alcántara – Sporting – 1975–76
Alemão – Atlético Madrid – 1986–88
Alexandre Pato – Villarreal – 2016–17
Alex Telles – Sevilla – 2022–23
Almir – Levante – 1963–64
Aloísio Pires – Barcelona – 1988–90
Álvaro José Rodríguez – Atlético Madrid – 1959–60
Álvaro Luiz Maior – Las Palmas, Zaragoza, Levante – 2000–02, 03–08
Amarildo – Celta, Logroñés – 1988–89, 92–93
Amoroso – Málaga – 2004–05
Anderson Silva – Racing, Málaga – 2003–06
André Luiz – Tenerife – 1997–99
Andreas Pereira – Granada, Valencia – 2016–18^{[b BEL]}^{[c BEL U17]}^{[c BEL U16]}^{[c BEL U15]}
Andrei Frascarelli – Atlético Madrid – 1997–98
Antônio Carlos – Albacete – 1992–93
Antony – Betis – 2024–25
Argel – Racing – 2004–05
Arílson – Valladolid – 1999–00
Arthur – Barcelona, Girona – 2018–20, 24–
Arthuro – Alavés – 2005–06

B

Baiano – Las Palmas – 2000–01
Baltazar – Celta, Atlético Madrid – 1985–86, 87–91
Bebeto – Deportivo, Sevilla – 1992–97
Bio – Barcelona, Espanyol – 1977–80
Braga – Celta, Espanyol, Oviedo – 1957–61
Brasi – Murcia – 1986–87

C

Cacá – Albacete – 2003–04
Cafu – Zaragoza – 1994–95
Canário – Real Madrid, Sevilla, Zaragoza – 1959–68
Carleto – Valencia – 2008–09
Casemiro – Real Madrid – 2012–14, 15–23
César Coelho – Sevilla – 1981–83
César Sampaio – Deportivo – 2000–01
Charles – Celta, Málaga, Eibar – 2013–20
Charles Fabian – Málaga – 1989–90
Chicão – Valencia – 1962–64
Cicinho – Real Madrid – 2005–07
Cicinho – Sevilla – 2012–13
Cléber Américo da Conceição – Logroñés – 1991–94
Cléber Eduardo Arado – Mérida – 1997–98
Cléber Santana – Atlético Madrid, Mallorca – 2007–10
Cuca – Valladolid – 1990–91

D

Dani Alves celebrating the UEFA Super Cup with Barcelona in 2015

Dani Alves – Sevilla, Barcelona – 2002–16, 21–22
Daniel Fuzato – Getafe – 2023–24
Danilo – Real Madrid – 2015–17
Danilo Barbosa – Valencia – 2015–16
Denílson – Betis – 1998–00, 01–05
Deyverson – Levante, Alavés, Getafe – 2015–17, 19–21
Didi – Real Madrid – 1959–60
Diego – Atlético Madrid – 2011–12, 13–14
Diego Alves – Almería, Valencia – 2007–17
Diego Carlos – Sevilla – 2019–22
Diego Costa – Valladolid, Atlético Madrid, Rayo – 2009–14, 17–21^{[c ESP]}
Diego Tardelli – Betis – 2005–06
Dinho – Deportivo – 1991–92
Dirceu – Atlético Madrid – 1979–82
Djalminha – Deportivo – 1997–02, 03–04
Dória – Granada – 2015–16
Doriva – Celta – 2000–03
Douglas – Barcelona, Sporting – 2014–17
Douglas Luiz – Girona – 2017–19
Duca – Zaragoza, Mallorca – 1958–66
Duda – Sevilla – 1975–76

E

Éder Militão – Real Madrid – 2019–
Edimar – Córdoba – 2014–15
Edmílson – Barcelona, Villarreal, Zaragoza – 2004–09, 09–11
Edu – Celta, Betis – 2000–09
Edu – Valencia – 2005–09
Edu Manga – Valladolid – 1996–98
Eduardo – Espanyol – 2005–07
Elias – Atlético Madrid – 2010–11
Élton – Alavés – 2005–06
Emerson – Tenerife, Deportivo, Atlético Madrid – 1997–99, 00–03
Emerson – Real Madrid – 2006–07
Emerson Royal – Betis, Barcelona – 2018–22
Endrick – Real Madrid – 2024–
Esquerdinha – Zaragoza – 2001–02
Evaristo – Barcelona, Real Madrid – 1957–64^{[c CAT]}
Ewerthon – Zaragoza, Espanyol – 2005–07, 07–08, 09–10

F

Fabiano Eller – Atlético Madrid – 2006–08
Fabiano Pereira – Albacete – 2003–04
Fabiano Soares – Celta, Compostela – 1989–90, 94–98
Fábio Aurélio – Valencia – 2000–06
Fábio Pinto – Oviedo – 1998–00
Fábio Rochemback – Barcelona – 2001–03
Felipe – Atlético Madrid – 2019–23
Felipe Mattioni – Mallorca, Espanyol – 2009–15
Felipe Melo – Mallorca, Racing, Almería – 2004–08
Fernando – Sevilla – 2019–24
Fernando Abreu – Racing – 2006–07
Fernando Baiano – Málaga, Celta, Murcia – 2004–08
Fernando Guidicelli – Real Madrid – 1935–36
Filipe Augusto – Valencia – 2014–15
Filipe Luís – Deportivo, Atlético Madrid – 2006–14, 15–19
Flávio Conceição – Deportivo, Real Madrid – 1996–03
Fredson Camara – Espanyol – 2002–07

G

Gabriel Paulista – Villarreal, Valencia, Atlético Madrid – 2013–15, 17–24
Gabriel Pires – Leganés – 2016–18
Gabriel Rodrigues – Málaga – 2005–06
Gabriel Silva – Granada – 2016–17
Ganso – Sevilla – 2016–18
Genílson – Málaga – 1999–00
George Lucas – Celta – 2006–07
Geovanni Deiberson – Barcelona – 2001–03
Gilberto Alves "Gil" – Murcia – 1980–81
Gilberto Ribeiro "Gil" – Gimnàstic – 2006–07
Gilmar – Zaragoza, Rayo – 1996–00
Gilson Granzotto – Logroñés – 1990–91
Giovanella – Salamanca, Celta – 1997–04, 05–06
Giovanni Silva – Barcelona – 1996–99
Glaucio – Rayo – 2000–02
Guilherme Arana – Sevilla – 2017–19
Guilherme de Cássio Alves – Rayo – 1995–97
Guilherme dos Santos Torres – Deportivo – 2016–18
Guilherme Oliveira Santos – Almería – 2007–10
Guilherme Siqueira – Granada, Atlético Madrid, Valencia – 2011–13, 14–17
Guina – Murcia, Tenerife – 1983–85, 86–87, 89–90
Gustavo Nery – Zaragoza – 2006–07

H

Henrique Almeida – Granada – 2011–12
Henrique Silva – Valladolid – 2024–25

I

Índio – Espanyol – 1959–62
Iriney – Rayo, Celta, Almería, Betis, Granada – 2002–03, 05–09, 11–13
Iván Rocha – Valladolid, Atlético Madrid, Logroñés, Mallorca, Alavés, Numancia – 1993–95, 96–97, 97–00

J

Jailson – Celta – 2023–25
Jajá – Getafe – 2005–06
Jamelli – Zaragoza – 1997–02
Jeremias – Espanyol – 1975–78
João Jorge – Oviedo – 1962–63
João Victor – Mallorca – 2010–13
Joãozinho – Recreativo – 2002–03
Joel – Valencia – 1958–61
Jonas – Valencia – 2010–14
Jônatas – Espanyol – 2006–08
Jonathas – Elche, Real Sociedad – 2014–16
Jordão – Cádiz – 1991–92
Jorge Wagner – Betis – 2006–07
Josimar – Sevilla – 1987–88
Juca – Deportivo – 2009–11
Juliano Belletti – Villarreal, Barcelona – 2002–07
Júlio Baptista – Sevilla, Real Madrid, Málaga – 2003–06, 07–08, 10–13
Júlio César – Valladolid, Real Madrid, Real Sociedad – 1996–01, 03–04
Júlio César Jacobi – Granada, Getafe – 2011–12, 13–14
Juninho – Atlético Madrid – 1997–99

K

Kaiky – Almería – 2022–24
Kaká – Real Madrid – 2009–13
Kelly – Logroñés – 1996–97
Kenedy – Getafe, Granada, Valladolid – 2019–21, 22–23, 24–25

L

Lázaro – Almería – 2022–24
Leandro Damião – Betis – 2015–16
Leandro Machado – Valencia, Tenerife – 1996–97, 98–99
Leivinha – Atlético Madrid – 1975–79
Léo Baptistão – Rayo, Atlético Madrid, Betis, Villarreal, Espanyol, Almería – 2012–19, 22–24
Leonardo – Valencia – 1991–93
Liert – Betis – 1962–64
Lima – Betis – 2007–09
Livinho – Oviedo – 1962–64
Lucas Piazon – Málaga – 2012–13
Lucas Pires – Cádiz – 2023–24
Lucas Rosa – Valladolid – 2022–23, 24–25
Lucas Silva – Real Madrid – 2014–15
Luciano – Leganés – 2016–17
Lucídio Batista da Silva – Barcelona – 1947–48
Luís Fabiano – Sevilla – 2005–11
Luisinho da Silva – Las Palmas – 1981–82
Luisinho Quintanilha – Celta – 1993–94
Luiz Alberto – Real Sociedad – 2000–02, 04–05
Luizão – Deportivo – 1997–98
Luiz Carlos – Murcia – 1987–88
Luiz Henrique – Betis – 2022–24
Luiz Júnior – Villarreal – 2024–
Luiz Pereira – Atlético Madrid – 1975–80

M

Marcelo in action for Real Madrid in 2019

Macedo – Cádiz – 1992–93
Machado – Valencia – 1957–60
Matuzalém – Zaragoza – 2007–08
Magno Mocelin – Alavés – 1998–03
Malcom – Barcelona – 2018–19
Marcão – Sevilla – 2022–
Marcelinho Carioca – Valencia – 1997–98
Marcelo – Real Madrid – 2006–22
Marcelo Rocha – Rayo – 1992–93
Marcos André – Valladolid, Valencia – 2020–23, 24–25
Marcos Assunção – Betis – 2002–07
Mariano Ferreira – Sevilla – 2015–17
Marinho Peres – Barcelona – 1974–76
Marlon Brandão – Valladolid – 1993–94
Marlon Santos – Barcelona – 2016–17
Martins – Mallorca – 1961–62
Matheus Cunha – Atlético Madrid – 2021–23
Matheus Fernandes – Valladolid – 2019–20
Maurício – Compostela – 1996–97
Mauricio Casas – Castellón – 1990–91
Maurício Oliveira – Celta – 1989–90
Mauro Silva – Deportivo – 1992–05
Maxwell – Barcelona – 2009–12
Mazinho – Valencia, Celta – 1994–00
Messias – Racing – 2002–03
Michel Macedo – Almería, Las Palmas – 2008–11, 14–15, 16–18
Miranda – Atlético Madrid – 2011–15
Moacir – Atlético Madrid, Sevilla – 1993–94, 94–96
Moreira – Betis – 1958–59

N

Naldo – Getafe, Espanyol – 2014–15, 17–20
Natan – Betis – 2024–
Nenê – Mallorca, Alavés, Celta, Espanyol – 2003–04, 05–07, 08–09
Neto – Valencia, Barcelona – 2017–22
Neymar – Barcelona – 2013–17
Nilmar – Villarreal – 2009–12
Nílson – Celta, Albacete, Valladolid – 1989–90, 93–95

O

Odair – Almería – 1979–80

P

Pablo Barros – Málaga – 2008–09
Palhinha – Mallorca – 1997–98
Paulão – Betis – 2011–14
Paulinho – Barcelona – 2017–18
Paulo Assunção – Atlético Madrid, Deportivo – 2008–12, 12–13
Pedro Botelho – Rayo, Levante – 2011–12
Pedro Oldoni – Valladolid – 2008–09
Petros – Betis – 2015–17
Philippe Coutinho – Espanyol, Barcelona – 2011–12, 17–19, 20–22
Pinheiro – Osasuna – 2003–04
Pintinho – Sevilla, Cádiz – 1980–84, 85–86

R

Ronaldinho playing for Barcelona in 2007

Rafael Jacques – Betis – 1998–99
Rafael Martins – Levante – 2014–15
Rafael Sóbis – Betis – 2006–08
Rafinha – Celta, Barcelona, Real Sociedad – 2013–17, 18–20, 21–22^{[c ESP U19]}^{[c ESP U17]}^{[c ESP U16]}
Ramalho – Murcia – 1988–89
Ramiro – Atlético Madrid – 1959–65
Raphinha – Barcelona – 2022–
Recamán – Espanyol, Valencia – 1958–63
Reinier Jesus – Girona – 2022–23
Renaldo – Deportivo – 1996–97
Renan – Valencia, Xerez – 2008–10
Renan Lodi – Atlético Madrid – 2019–22
Renato – Sevilla – 2004–11
Ricardo Bóvio – Málaga – 2005–06
Ricardo Oliveira – Valencia, Betis, Zaragoza – 2003–06, 07–08, 08–09
Rivaldo – Deportivo, Barcelona – 1996–02
Robert – Betis – 2005–07
Roberto Sousa – Celta – 2005–06
Roberto Dinamite – Barcelona – 1979–80
Roberto Carlos – Real Madrid – 1996–07
Robinho – Real Madrid – 2005–08
Ricardo Rocha – Real Madrid – 1991–93
Rodrigão – Sporting – 1997–98
Rodrigo Ely – Alavés, Almería – 2016–21, 22–23^{[c ITA U20]}^{[c ITA U19]}
Rodrigo Fabri – Valladolid, Atlético Madrid – 1999–00, 03–04
Rodrygo – Real Madrid – 2019–
Romário – Barcelona, Valencia – 1993–95, 96–97, 97–98
Ronaldinho – Barcelona – 2003–08
Ronaldo – Barcelona, Real Madrid – 1996–97, 02–07
Rosinei – Murcia – 2007–08
Rossato – Real Sociedad, Málaga – 2004–05, 06–07, 08–09
Rovérsio – Osasuna – 2008–10, 11–12
Ryder Matos – Córdoba – 2014–15

S

Samuel Lino – Valencia, Atlético Madrid – 2022–25
Sávio – Real Madrid, Zaragoza, Real Sociedad, Levante – 1997–02, 03–06, 06–08
Savinho – Girona – 2023–24
Sena – Osasuna – 2000–01
Sidnei – Espanyol, Deportivo, Betis – 2013–21
Sílvio – Logroñés – 1994–95
Sinval – Mérida – 1995–96, 97–98
Sonny Anderson – Barcelona, Villarreal – 1997–99, 03–05
Souza – Sporting – 1996–97
Sylvinho – Celta, Barcelona – 2001–09

T

Tato – Elche – 1988–89
Thiago Galhardo – Celta – 2021–22
Tilico – Cádiz, Atlético Madrid – 1991–92, 93–94
Toni – Valencia – 1989–93
Totó – Zaragoza – 1969–70, 72–73

V

Vinícius Júnior with Real Madrid in 2018

Vágner – Celta – 2000–04
Vavá – Atlético Madrid – 1958–61
Vinícius Araújo – Valencia – 2013–14
Vinícius Júnior – Real Madrid – 2018–
Vinícius Souza – Espanyol – 2022–23
Viola – Valencia – 1995–96
Vítor – Real Madrid – 1993–94
Vitor Reis – Girona – 2025–
Vitor Roque – Barcelona, Betis – 2023–25

W

Waldo – Valencia – 1961–70
Walter – Valencia – 1957–61
Wanderley – Levante, Málaga – 1963–65, 67–69
Wanderson – Getafe – 2015–16
Weligton – Málaga – 2008–17
Wellington Silva – Levante, Almería – 2010–11, 14–15
Welliton – Celta – 2013–14
Wesley Lopes – Alavés – 2005–06
William – Compostela – 1996–98
Willian José – Real Madrid, Las Palmas, Real Sociedad, Betis – 2013–14, 15–21, 21–24

Y

Yan Couto – Girona – 2022–24

Z

Zé Maria – Levante – 2006–07
Zé Roberto – Real Madrid – 1996–98

Notes

^
Born in Belgium
^
Capped for the Belgium national under-17 football team
^
Capped for the Belgium national under-16 football team
^
Capped for the Belgium national under-15 football team
^
Capped for the Catalonia national football team
^
Capped for the Spain national football team
^
Capped for the Italy national under-20 football team
^
Capped for the Italy national under-19 football team
^
Capped for the Spain national under-19 football team
^
Capped for the Spain national under-17 football team
^
Capped for the Spain national under-16 football team

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[cnote_b_BEL] 
Born in Belgium

[cnote_c_BEL_U17] 
Capped for the Belgium national under-17 football team

[cnote_c_BEL_U16] 
Capped for the Belgium national under-16 football team

[cnote_c_BEL_U15] 
Capped for the Belgium national under-15 football team

[cnote_c_CAT] 
Capped for the Catalonia national football team

[cnote_c_ESP] 
Capped for the Spain national football team

[cnote_c_ITA_U20] 
Capped for the Italy national under-20 football team

[cnote_c_ITA_U19] 
Capped for the Italy national under-19 football team

[cnote_c_ESP_U19] 
Capped for the Spain national under-19 football team

[cnote_c_ESP_U17] 
Capped for the Spain national under-17 football team

[cnote_c_ESP_U16] 
Capped for the Spain national under-16 football team

[b BEL]

[c BEL U17]

[c BEL U16]

[c BEL U15]

[c ESP]

[c CAT]

[c ESP U19]

[c ESP U17]

[c ESP U16]

[c ITA U20]

[c ITA U19]

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See also

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