List of Foreign Ligue 1 Players - Germany

Germany

  • Klaus Allofs – Marseille, Bordeaux – 1987–89, 1989–91
  • Oliver Bierhoff – Monaco – 2001–02
  • Emile Buhrer – Metz – 1932–33 and 1935–36
  • Kurt Clemens – FC Nancy – 1951–53
  • Karl Dahleimer – Fives – 1933–38
  • Ewald Follmann – Metz – 1949–50
  • Karl-Heinz Förster – Marseille – 1986–90
  • Dieter Hackl – Strasbourg – 1969–71 and 1972–73
  • Walter Hanke – Metz – 1935–37
  • Paul-Ferdinand Heidkamp – Bastia, Lille OSC – 1973–76, 1976–77
  • Wilhelm Heiss – Marseille – 1937–39
  • Otto Herbert – Le Havre – 1945–47
  • Bernd Hobsch – Rennes – 1997–98
  • Udo Horsmann – Rennes – 1983–84
  • Reinhold Jackstell – Lens, Angers – 1953–54, 1956–57
  • Klaus Jank – Laval – 1983–84
  • Walter Kaiser – Rennes – 1932–37
  • Manfred Kaltz – Bordeaux, Mulhouse – 1989, 1990
  • Wolfgang Kaniber – Strasbourg – 1969–71
  • Walter Kelsch – Strasbourg – 1984–86
  • Jürgen Klinsmann – Monaco – 1992–94
  • Harald Klose – Valenciennes – 1970–71 and 1972–73
  • Andreas Köpke – Marseille – 1996–98
  • Erwin Kostedde – Laval – 1979–80
  • Peter Kracke – Angoulême – 1971–72
  • Uwe Krause – Laval, Monaco, Sochaux – 1980–83, 1983–84, 1984–86
  • Willibald Kreß – Mulhouse – 1932–33
  • Mustafa Kučuković – Grenoble – 2009-2010
  • Edmund Kunkelmann – Strasbourg – 1951–52
  • Herbert Laumen – Metz – 1974–75
  • Bernd Lehmann – Strasbourg – 1975–76
  • Reinhard Libuda – Strasbourg – 1972–73
  • Kurt Linder – Lyon – 1962–63
  • Pierre Littbarski – RC Paris – 1986–87
  • Erich Maas – Nantes – 1970–75
  • Caspar Memering – Bordeaux – 1982–84
  • Franz Michelberger – Reims – 1978–79
  • Arno Motschmann – Mulhouse, Valenciennes – 1932–33, 1935–36
  • Dieter Müller – Bordeaux – 1982–85
  • Norbert Nachtweih – Cannes – 1989–91
  • Albert Osswald – Strasbourg – 1951–52
  • Thomas Pfannkuch – Lyon – 1991–92
  • Fritz Raemer – Rennes – 1932–33
  • Peter Reichert – Strasbourg, Toulouse FC – 1988–89, 1989–90
  • Uwe Reinders – Bordeaux, Rennes – 1985–86, 1986–87
  • Herbert Renner – Strasbourg – 1968–69
  • Gernot Rohr – Bordeaux – 1977–89
  • Oskar Rohr – Strasbourg – 1934–39
  • Paul Schnoek – Marseille, SC Nîmes – 1932–33, 1933–35
  • Alfred Schön – AS Nancy – 1991–92
  • Dieter Schurr – Strasbourg – 1969–71
  • Thomas Seeliger – AS Nancy – 1991–92
  • Karl-Heinz Spikofski – CO Roubaix-Tourcoing – 1952–54
  • Heinz Stickel – AS Nancy – 1978–79
  • Siegfried Susser – Strasbourg – 1983–84
  • Georg Tripp – Metz, Sedan – 1969–71, 1971
  • Rudi Völler – Marseille – 1992–94
  • Walter Vollweiler – Rennes – 1933–36
  • Patrick Weiser – Rennes – 1997–99
  • Roland Wohlfarth – Saint-Étienne – 1993–95
  • Christian Wörns – Paris SG – 1998–99

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