Historical List of Foreign Players
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Foreign most-games played: Nilton Nobrega (227 games).
Foreign top three scorers: Nilton Nobrega (47 goals), Nicolas Suazo (43 goals), Jose Carlos Cancela (29 goals).
Foreigners by country of origin: Uruguay (23), Brazil (18), Argentina (13), Honduras (6), Colombia (6), Chile (3), Panama (3), Peru (2), Kenya (2), Mexico (1), Sierra Leone (1), Slovakia (1), United States (1), Trinidad & Tobago (1).
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