2009-2010 Ligue 2 Player Nationalities

Nationalities 2009-2010 Ligue 2

Nationalities 2009-2010 Ligue 2 Table
Rk	Nation	# Players	Min	List
1	fr France	303	451,495	Olivier Giroud, Anthony Modeste, Bruno Grougi, Benjamin Nivet, Pierre-Yves André, Nolan Roux, Johann Chapuis, Stéphane Darbion, Romain Hamouma, Alexis Allart ...
2	dz Algeria	30	33,982	Mehdi Mostefa, Walid Mesloub, Yacine Brahimi, Ahmed Reda Madouni, Karim Djellabi, Carl Medjani, Djamel Abdoun, Féthi Harek, Abderraouf Zarabi, Ahmed Kashi ...
3	sn Senegal	21	31,984	Victor Mendy, Deme N'Diaye, Leyti N'Diaye, Omar Daf, Matar Fall, Mustapha Diallo, Cheikh Gueye, Sadio Sow, Amara Baby, Papa Malick Ba ...
4	ma Morocco	21	27,997	Youssef El-Arabi, Ahmed Kantari, Jamel Aït Ben Idir, Brahim El Bahri, Rachid Hamdani, Alharbi El Jadeyaoui, Medhi Benatia, Monsef Zerka, Chahir Belghazouani, Saïd Aït-Bahi ...
5	ci Côte d'Ivoire	14	17,524	Mamadou Doumbia, Ismaël Traoré, Lamine Koné, Franck Dja Djédjé, Kandia Traoré, Lossémy Karaboué, Guy-Roland Niangbo, Gérard Gnanhouan, Yannick Boli, Serges Déblé ...
6	cm Cameroon	14	16,603	Marcus Mokaké, Eugène Ekobo, Valéry Mézague, Benjamin Moukandjo, Jean-Armel Kana-Biyik, Henri Bedimo, Christian Bekamenga, Albert Baning, Jules Goda, Patrick N'Tolla ...
7	ml Mali	13	13,024	Mamadou Diallo, Mustapha Yatabaré, Djibril Sidibé, Alphousseyni Keita, Fousseni Diawara, Tenema N'Diaye, Mana Dembélé, Sambou Yatabaré, Oumar Sissoko, Adama Tamboura ...
8	br Brazil	9	16,435	Rodrigo, Matheus Vivian, Felipe Saad, Macedo Novaes, Thiago Xavier, Gilmar, Júlio Santos, Marcos, Bruno Santos
9	gp Guadeloupe	8	9,145	Steve Haguy, David Fleurival, Richard Socrier, Claude Dielna, Stéphane Auvray, Franck Grandel, Méddy Lina, Livio Nabab
10	cg Congo	8	9,103	Oscar Ewolo, Prince Oniangué, Francis N'Ganga, Bruce Abdoulaye, Férébory Doré, Jordan Massengo, Christopher Maboulou, Rahavi Kifouéti
11	gn Guinea	7	13,832	Kévin Constant, Steeve Elana, Abdoul Camara, Mamadou Bah, Kaba Diawara, Richard Soumah, Ibrahima Camara
12	tn Tunisia	7	6,394	Wahbi Khazri, Adel Chedli, Karim Saidi, Ali Mathlouthi, Francileudo Santos, Wissam El Bekri, Mohamed Ali Ghariani
13	rs Serbia	6	8,303	Miodrag Stošić, Milovan Sikimić, Darko Dunjić, Filip Đorđević, Vladimir Buač, Stefan Babović
14	tg Togo	6	6,037	Jonathan Ayité, Serge Gakpé, Kossi Agassa, Camaldine Abraw, Thomas Dossevi, Robert Malm
15	ht Haiti	5	9,363	Romain Genevois, Johny Placide, Jean-Jacques Pierre, Hervé Bazile, Soni Mustivar
16	ga Gabon	5	8,023	Moïse Brou Apanga, Bruno Ecuele Manga, Fabrice Do Marcolino, Paul Kessany, Ernest Akouassaga
17	cd Congo DR	5	4,801	Christian Kinkela, Yannick Yenga, Cédric Baseya, Giannelli Imbula, Chiguy Lucau
18	km Comoros	5	2,442	Kassim Abdallah, Kemal Bourhani, Mohamed Youssouf, Salim Moizini, Ben Nabouhane
19	bj Benin	3	5,242	Mouritala Ogunbiyi, Khaled Adénon, Razak Omotoyossi
20	ar Argentina	3	4,547	Juan Eluchans, Pablo Barzola, Diego Gómez
21	pt Portugal	3	4,238	Stanislas Oliveira, Nuno Frechaut, Steven Pinto-Borges
22	bf Burkina Faso	3	4,191	Bakary Koné, Bakary Soro, Boubacar Kébé
23	ao Angola	3	3,044	Titi Buengo, Kali, Dedé
24	mu Mauritius	3	2,951	Jacques-Désiré Périatambée, Kévin Bru, Lindsay Rose
25	hr Croatia	3	1,046	Ante Rožić, Ivan Klasnić, Igor Prahić
Rk	Nation	# Players	Min	List
26	be Belgium	2	3,550	Gaëtan Englebert, Mike Vanhamel
27	gf French Guiana	2	3,063	Lesly Malouda, Cédric Fabien
28	gh Ghana	2	3,007	André Ayew, Charles Boateng
29	mq Martinique	2	2,599	Rémi Maréval, Gaël Germany
30	la Laos	2	2,099	Ludovic Genest, Billy Ketkeophomphone
31	sk Slovakia	1	3,149	Ľuboš Kamenár
32	uy Uruguay	1	3,005	Sebastián Ribas
33	tr Türkiye	1	2,877	Fatih Atik
34	lu Luxembourg	1	2,365	Mario Mutsch
35	ro Romania	1	1,509	Claudiu Keșerü
36	zw Zimbabwe	1	1,081	Harlington Shereni
37	bg Bulgaria	1	1,073	Emil Gargorov
38	gw Guinea-Bissau	1	939	Basile de Carvalho
39	ng Nigeria	1	859	Simon Zenke
40	cv Cape Verde	1	581	Ryan Mendes
41	ca Canada	1	540	Haidar Al-Shaïbani
42	me Montenegro	1	437	Nikola Nikezić
43	jp Japan	1	274	Norio Suzuki
44	nl Netherlands	1	232	Rajiv van La Parra
45	ps Palestine	1	161	Imad Zatara
46	ne Niger	1	106	Olivier Bonnes
47	it Italy	1	90	Carlo Vecchione
48	hu Hungary	1	45	Loïc Nego

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