List of European association football families
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This is a list of association football families in Europe. The countries are listed according to the national teams of the senior family member if the other family member played for a different country. If the senior members of the given member did not play international football, the family will be listed according to nationality (e.g., the Trézéguets).
- Families included on the list must have
- at least, one member of the family is capped by a national team on the senior level or an important person in the game of football (e.g., notable coaches, referees, club chairmen, etc.)
- a second member must be a professional player or capped by a national team on the senior level.
Albania
[edit]- Arlind Ajeti,
Adonis Ajeti (brother),
Albian Ajeti (brother/Adonis's twin)[1]
- Migjen Basha, Vullnet Basha (brother)[2]
- Agim Cana, Lorik Cana (son)[3]
- Armend Dallku,
Ardin Dallku (brother)[4]
- Klodian Duro, Albert Duro (brother)[5]
- Jürgen Gjasula, Klaus Gjasula (brother)[6]
- Ali Mema, Osman Mema (brother), Ardian Mema (son), Sulejman Mema (nephew)[7][8]
- Besnik Prenga, Herdi Prenga (son)[9]
- Foto Strakosha, Thomas Strakosha (son),
Dhimitri Strakosha (son)[10]
- Taulant Xhaka,
Granit Xhaka (brother)[11] Armando Sadiku (cousin)[12]
Andorra
[edit]- Koldo Álvarez, Iker Álvarez (son)[13]
- Ariana Gonçalves, Bibiana Gonçalves (sister)
- Antoni Lima, Ildefons Lima (brother)[14]
Armenia
[edit]- Arman Karamyan, Artavazd Karamyan (twin brother)[15]
- Ruslan Koryan,
Arshak Koryan (cousin)[16]
- Hamlet Mkhitaryan, Henrikh Mkhitaryan (son)[17]
- Ivan Yagan,
Ben Yagan (brother)[18]
- Artur Yedigaryan, Artak Yedigaryan (brother)[19]
Austria
[edit]- Goran Djuricin, Marco Djuricin (son)[20][21]
- Wolfgang Feiersinger, Laura Feiersinger (daughter)[22]
- Rudi Flögel, Thomas Flögel (son)[23]
- Werner Gregoritsch, Michael Gregoritsch (son)[21]
- Ralph Hasenhüttl, Patrick Hasenhüttl (son)[24]
- Raimund Hedl, Niklas Hedl (son)[25]
- Erich Hof, Norbert Hof (brother)[26]
- Robert Ibertsberger, Andreas Ibertsberger (brother)[27]
- Clemens Ivanschitz , Andreas Ivanschitz (brother)[28]
- Wolfgang Kienast , Reinhard Kienast (brother), Roman Kienast (son of Wolfgang)[29]
- Wolfgang Knaller, Walter Knaller (brother), Marco Knaller (son)[30]
- Robert Körner, Alfred Körner (brother)[31]
- Ernst Kozlicek, Paul Kozlicek (brother)[31]
- Dejan Ljubicic, Robert Ljubičić (brother)[32]
- Willy Meisl, Hugo Meisl (brother)[33]
- Andreas Ogris, Ernst Ogris (brother)[34]
- Sebastian Prödl, Viktoria Schnaderbeck (cousin),[35][36] David Schnaderbeck (cousin and brother of Viktoria),[36]
- Herfried Sabitzer, Marcel Sabitzer (son),[21] Thomas Sabitzer (nephew)[37]
- Walter Schachner, Alexander Schachner (son)[38]
- Markus Schopp, Christoph Urdl (nephew)[39]
- Dejan Stanković , Marko Stanković (son)[21]
- Pascal Stöger, Kevin Stöger (brother)[40]
- Ivica Vastić, Toni Vastić (son)[23]
- Thomas Weissenberger, Markus Weissenberger (brother), Philipp Weissenberger (brother)[41]
- Robert Žulj, Peter Žulj (brother)[42]
Azerbaijan
[edit]- Rufat Dadashov, Renat Dadaşov (brother)[43]
- Isgandar Javadov, Vagif Javadov, Ilgar Gurbanov (nephews)[7]
- Ozan Kökçü,
Orkun Kökçü[44]
- Badri Kvaratskhelia,
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (son)[45]
Belarus
[edit]- Alexander Hleb, Vyacheslav Hleb (brother)[46]
- Mikhail Markhel, Yuri Markhel (brother)[47]
Belgium
[edit]- Michy Batshuayi, Aaron Leya Iseka (brother)[48]
- Christian Benteke, Jonathan Benteke (brother)[49]
- Gilbert Bodart, Arnaud Bodart (nephew)[50]
- Pierre Braine, Raymond Braine (brother)[31]
- Leander Dendoncker, Lars Dendoncker (brother)[51]
- Jean-François De Sart, Julien De Sart, Alexis De Sart (sons)[52]
- Marc Emmers, Xian Emmers (son)
- Faris Haroun (see
Kévin Nicaise)
- Thierry Hazard, Carine Hazard (wife), Eden Hazard, Thorgan Hazard, Kylian Hazard (sons)[53]
- Vincent Kompany, François Kompany (brother)[54]
- Stallone Limbombe, Anthony Limbombe, Bryan Limbombe (brothers)[55]
- Romelu Lukaku, Jordan Lukaku (see
Roger Lukaku)
- Marc Millecamps, Luc Millecamps (brother)[31]
- Mbo Mpenza, Émile Mpenza (brother)[56]
- Radja Nainggolan, Riana Nainggolan (twin sister)[57]
- Divock Origi (see
Mike Origi)
- Tristan Peersman, Kjell Peersman (son)[58]
- Albert Sambi Lokonga (see
Paul-José M'Poku)
- Hippolyte van den Bosch, Pieter van den Bosch (brother)[31]
- Erwin Vandenbergh, Kevin Vandenbergh (son)[59]
- Stan Vanden Eynde, Jack Van den Eynde (brother)[60]
- François Van der Elst, Leo Van der Elst (brother)[61]
- Marcel Van Vye, Eric Van Vyve (son), Sven Vermant (son-in-law of Eric), Romeo Vermant (great-grandson, son of Sven)[62]
- Dante Vanzeir, Luna Vanzeir (sister)[63]
- Jan Verheyen, Gert Verheyen (son)[31]
- Dany Verlinden, Thibaud Verlinden (son)[64]
- Marc Wilmots, Reno Wilmots, Marten Wilmots (sons)[65][66]
Bosnia and Herzegovina
[edit]Bulgaria
[edit]- Sasho Angelov, Valeri Bojinov (stepson)[67]
- Daniel Borimirov, Aleks Borimirov (son)[68]
- Iliya Gruev, Ilia Gruev (son)[69]
- Petar Hubchev, Hristofor Hubchev (nephew)[70]
- Ivan Kolev, Todor Kolev (brother)[31]
- Svetoslav Kovachev, Lachezar Kovachev (brother)[71]
- Nikolay Krastev, Dimo Krastev (son)[72]
- Biser Mihaylov, Borislav Mihaylov (son),[73] Nikolay Mihaylov (son of Borislav)[74]
- Veselin Minev, Yordan Minev (twin brother)[75]
- Dimitar Penev, Lyuboslav Penev (nephew)[76]
- Milen Petkov, Aleks Petkov (son)[77]
Croatia
[edit]Cyprus
[edit]- Siniša Gogić, Alexandaros Gogić (son)[78]
- Milenko Špoljarić, Alexander Špoljarić, Matija Špoljarić, Danilo Špoljarić (sons)[79]
- Demetris Stylianou, Loukas Stylianou (twin brother)[75]
Czech Republic
[edit]- Jan Berger I, Jan Berger II, Tomáš Berger (sons),[80] Patrik Berger (nephew)[81]
- Kamila Dubcová, Michaela Dubcová (twin sister)[82]
- Martin Frýdek Sr., Martin Frýdek Jr., Christián Frýdek (sons)[83]
- Petr Gabriel, Adam Gabriel, Šimon Gabriel (twin sons)[84]
- Michal Hubník, Roman Hubník (brother)[85]
- Karel Jarolím, Lukáš Jarolím, David Jarolím (sons), Marek Jarolím (nephew)[86]
- Miroslav Kadlec, Michal Kadlec (son)[87]
- Ján Kozák Sr.,
Ján Kozák Jr. (son)[31]
- Radoslav Látal, Radek Látal (son)[88]
- Tomáš Necid, Simona Necidová (sister)[89]
- Jiří Rosický Sr., Jiří Rosický Jr., Tomáš Rosický (sons)[90]
- Lukáš Sadílek, Michal Sadílek (brother)[91]
- René Twardzik,
Dan Twardzik (son), Filip Twardzik, Patrik Twardzik (twin sons)[92]
- Alexander Vencel Sr.,
Alexander Vencel Jr. (son)[93]
- Ladislav Vízek, Vladimír Šmicer (son-in-law)[94]
- Lucie Voňková (see
Mary van der Meer)
- Čestmír Vycpálek, Zdeněk Zeman (nephew)[95]
- Vladimír Weiss I,
Vladimír Weiss II (son),
Vladimír Weiss III (grandson)[96]
Denmark
[edit]- Daniel Agger, Nicolaj Agger (cousin)[97]
- Henrik Andersen,
Kristoffer Andersen (son)[98]
- Ove Flindt Bjerg, Christian Flindt Bjerg (son)[99]
- Jan Bjur, Ole Bjur (brother), Peter Bjur (son)[100][101]
- Christian Eriksen, Louise Eriksen (sister)[102]
- Rasmus Højlund, Emil Højlund (brother), Oscar Højlund (brother/Emil's twin brother)[103]
- Henrik Jensen, Thomas Delaney (son-in-law),[104] Mike Jensen (son)[105]
- Niclas Jensen, Daniel Jensen (brother)[106]
- Finn Laudrup, Ebbe Skovdahl (brother-in-law), Michael Laudrup (son), Brian Laudrup (son), Nicolai Laudrup (grandson/Brian's son), Mads Laudrup (grandson/Michael's son), Andreas Laudrup (grandson/Michael's son)[107][108]
- Jan Mølby, Johnny Mølby (cousin)[109]
- Lars Olsen, Ricki Olsen (son)[110]
- Poul Pedersen, Viktor Fischer (grandson)[111][112]
- Ebbe Sand, Peter Sand (twin brother), Emil Sand (Peter's son)[113]
- Peter Schmeichel, Kasper Schmeichel (son)[114]
- Kim Vilfort, Kasper Vilfort (nephew)[115]
England
[edit]Estonia
[edit]- Henri Anier, Hannes Anier (brother)[116]
- Liis Emajõe, Riin Emajõe (sister)[117]
- Enver Jääger, Enar Jääger (brother)[118]
- Risto Kallaste, Ken Kallaste (son)[119]
- Dzintar Klavan, Ragnar Klavan (son)[96]
- Evald Mikson,
Jóhannes Eðvaldsson (son),[120]
Atli Eðvaldsson (son),[121]
Sif Atladóttir (granddaughter, Atli's daughter)[122]
- Henrik Ojamaa, Hindrek Ojamaa (brother)[123]
- Mart Poom, Markus Poom (son)[124]
- Eino Puri, Sander Puri (twin brother)[75]
- Sergei Ratnikov, Eduard Ratnikov and Daniil Ratnikov (sons)[125]
Faroe Islands
[edit]- Rannvá Biskopstø Andreasen, Ragna Biskopstø Patawary (twin sister),[75] Jakup Andreasen (nephew)
- Andrias Edmundsson, Andrias Edmundsson (brother)[126]
- Jens Martin Knudsen, Petur Knudsen (son)[127]
Finland
[edit]- Göran Enckelman, Peter Enckelman (son)[128]
- Alexei Eremenko, Roman Eremenko (see
Aleksei Yeryomenko)
- Rainer Forss, Tero Forss (son), Marcus Forss (grandson, son of Tero)[129]
- Përparim Hetemaj,
Mehmet Hetemaj (brother)[130]
- Lukáš Hrádecký, Tomas Hradecký, Matej Hradecky (brothers)[131]
- Atik Ismail, Adil Ismail (twin brother),[132] Pele Koljonen (son),[133]
- Jussi Jääskeläinen, Will Jääskeläinen (son)[134]
- Richard Olav Jensen, Fredrik Jensen (brother)[135]
- Shefki Kuqi, Njazi Kuqi, Albert Kuqi (brothers)[136]
- Lasse Lagerblom, Pekka Lagerblom (brother)[137]
- Olavi Litmanen, Jari Litmanen (son)[7]
- Niklas Moisander, Henrik Moisander (twin brother)[138]
- Patrick O'Shaughnessy, Daniel O'Shaughnessy (brother)[139]
- Riku Riski, Roope Riski (brother)[140]
- Pasi Tauriainen, Vesa Tauriainen, Kimmo Tauriainen (brothers), Julius Tauriainen, Jimi Tauriainen (sons)[141]
- Robert Taylor (see
Paul Taylor)
- Sauli Väisänen, Leo Väisänen (brother)[142]
- Simo Valakari, Paavo Valakari, Onni Valakari (sons)[143]
France
[edit]- Vincent Acapandié,
William Gros, Mathieu Acapandié (cousins)[144]
- Seth Adonkor, Marcel Desailly (half-brother)[145]
- Joris Ahlinvi,
Mattéo Ahlinvi (brother)[146]
- Zana Allée,
Ahmad Allée (brother)[147]
- Morgan Amalfitano, Romain Amalfitano (brother)[148]
Jocelyn Angloma,
Johan Angloma[149] (son)[150]
- Thierry Audel,
Johan Audel (brother)[151]
- Loïc Badiashile, Benoît Badiashile (brother)[152]
- Plaisir Bahamboula,
Dylan Bahamboula,
Jason Bahamboula (brothers)[153]
Yven Moyo (cousin)[154]
- Richard Barroilhet, Jordan Barroilhet (brother),
Clemente Montes (cousin)[155]
- Salim Ben Seghir, Eliesse Ben Seghir (brother)[156]
- Mathieu Bodmer, Mathéo Bodmer (son)[157]
- Basile Boli (see
Roger Boli)
- Maxime Bossis, Joël Bossis (brother)[158]
- Jean-Alain Boumsong, Yannick Boumsong[159] (brother), David N'Gog (cousin)[160][161]
- Rachid Bourabia,
Mehdi Bourabia (brother)[162]
- Eric Cantona, Joel Cantona (brother), Sacha Opinel (nephew)[163]
- Cédric Carrasso, Johann Carrasso (brother)[164]
- Delphine Cascarino, Estelle Cascarino (twin sister)[165]
- Ilyes Chaïbi,
Farès Chaïbi (brother)[166]
- Bruno Cheyrou, Benoît Cheyrou (brother)[167]
- Aly Cissokho (see
Issa Cissokho)
- Daphne Corboz,
Mael Corboz (brother),
Rachel Corboz (sister)[168]
- Carlos Curbelo, Gaston Curbelo (son)[169]
- Stéphane Dalmat,
Wilfried Dalmat (brother)[170]
- Patrick Delamontagne, Laurent Delamontagne (brother)[171]
- Henri Delaunay, Pierre Delaunay (son)[172]
- Francis De Percin,
Théo De Percin (son)[173]
- Jean Djorkaeff, Youri Djorkaeff, Micha Djorkaeff (sons), Oan Djorkaeff (grandson/son of Youri)[174]
- Désiré Doué, Guéla Doué (brother), Yann Gboho, Marc-Olivier Doué (cousins)[175]
- Nabil Fekir, Yassin Fekir (brother)[176]
- Gueïda Fofana,
Guessouma Fofana, Mamadou Fofana (brother)[177]
- André Frey, Raymond Frey (son), Sébastien Frey, Nicolas Frey (grandsons)[178]
- Bernard Genghini, Benjamin Genghini (son)[179]
- Alain Giresse, Thibault Giresse (son)[180]
- Bafétimbi Gomis,
Nampalys Mendy,
Alexandre Mendy (cousins)[181]
- Maxime Gonalons, Lucas Camelo (cousin)[182]
- Christian Gourcuff, Yoann Gourcuff (son)[183]
- Antoine Griezmann (see
Amaro Lopes)
- Josuha Guilavogui,
Morgan Guilavogui (brother)[184]
- Jean-François Hernandez, Lucas Hernandez, Théo Hernandez (sons)[185]
- Daniel Horlaville, Christophe Horlaville (son)[186]
- Olivier Kapo, Maxen Kapo (nephew)[187]
- Fritz Keller, Curt Keller (brother)[188]
- Désiré Koranyi (see
Lajos Korányi)
- Alexandre Lacazette, Romuald Lacazette (cousin)[189]
- Jean Laurent, Lucien Laurent (brother)[31]
- Anthony Le Tallec, Damien Le Tallec (brother), Florent Sinama Pongolle (cousin)[190][191]
- Fabrice Lepaul, Esteban Lepaul (son)[192]
- Hugo Lloris, Gautier Lloris (brother)[193]
- François Ludo, Éric Sikora (nephew)[194]
Florent Malouda,
Lesly Malouda (brother),[163]
Kévin Rimane (cousin),[195] Aaron Malouda (son of Florent)[196]
- Steve Mandanda,
Parfait Mandanda,
Riffi Mandanda (brothers)[197]
- Johan Martial, Anthony Martial (brother),[198] Alexis Martial (cousin)[199]
- Joris Marveaux, Sylvain Marveaux (brother)[200]
- Rio Mavuba (see
Ricky Mavuba)
- Kylian Mbappé, Ethan Mbappé (brother),[201]
Jirès Kembo Ekoko (adoptive brother)[202]
- Griedge Mbock Bathy, Hiang'a Mbock (brother)[203]
- Ferland Mendy (see
Édouard Mendy)
- Yohan M'Vila, Yann M'Vila (brother)[204]
- Samir Nasri, Kaïs Nasri (cousin)[205]
- Louisa Nécib,
Liassine Cadamuro (husband)[206]
- Abdelhakim Omrani,
Billel Omrani (brother)[207]
- Gérald Passi, Franck Passi (brother),
Bryan Passi (nephew/son of Franck)[208]
- Paul Pogba (see
Florentin Pogba)
- Ángel Rambert,
Sebastián Rambert (son)[209]
- Hervé Revelli, Patrick Revelli (brother)[210]
- Franck Ribéry, François Ribéry,[211] Steeven Ribéry (brothers)[212]
- Robert Rico, Jocelyn Rico (brother)[213]
- Roger Rio, Patrice Rio (son)[31]
- Laurent Robert, Bertrand Robert (brother),[214] Thomas Robert (son)[215]
- Omar Sahnoun, Nicolas Sahnoun (son)[216]
- Guy Sénac, Didier Sénac (son)[217]
- Noël Sinibaldi, Paul Sinibaldi, Pierre Sinibaldi (brothers)[218]
- Oumar Solet,
Isaac Solet (brother)[219]
- Moussa Sylla (see
Yacouba Sylla)
- Lilian Thuram, Marcus Thuram, Khéphren Thuram (sons),
Yohann Thuram-Ulien (cousin)[220][221]
- José Touré (see
Bako Touré)
- Baba Traoré,
Cheick Traoré (brother)[222]
- David Trezeguet (see
Jorge Trezeguet)
- Pascal Vahirua (see
Erroll Bennett)
- Tony Vairelles, Diego Vairelles,[223] Giovan Vairelles[224] (brothers), David Vairelles, Ludovic Vairelles[225] (cousins)[226]
- Raphaël Varane, Jonathan Varane (half-brother)[227]
- Zinedine Zidane, Enzo Zidane, Luca Zidane. Théo Zidane, Elyaz Zidane (sons)[228][229]
- Kurt Zouma (see
Lionel Zouma)
- Georges Zvunka, Jules Zvunka, Victor Zvunka (brothers)[230]
Georgia
[edit]- Revaz Arveladze, Archil Arveladze (brother), Shota Arveladze (twin brother of Archil), Vato Arveladze (son of Revaz)[96]
- Kakhaber Kacharava, Nika Kacharava (son)[231]
Germany
[edit]- Rüdiger Abramczik, Volker Abramczik (brother)
- Karl Allgöwer, Ralf Allgöwer (brother)
- Klaus Allofs, Thomas Allofs (brother)[31]
- Fatmire Alushi (see
Enis Alushi)
- Dirk Bakalorz , Marvin Bakalorz (son)
- Ridle Baku, Makana Baku (twin brother)[232]
- Bertram Beierlorzer, Achim Beierlorzer (brother)[233]
- Francis Banecki, Nicole Banecki (sister)[234]
- Franz Beckenbauer, Stephan Beckenbauer (son),[235] Luca Beckenbauer,[236] Elias Beckenbauer[237] (grandsons/Stephan's sons)[238]
- Lars Bender, Sven Bender (twin brother)[239]
- Willi Bierofka, Daniel Bierofka (son)[240]
- Philipp Bönig, Sebastian Bönig, Vincent Bönig[241] (brothers)[242]
- Herbert Burdenski, Dieter Burdenski (son), Fabian Burdenski (grandson/Dieter's son)[235]
- Cacau,
Vlademir (brother)
- Charly Dörfel, Bernd Dörfel (brother)[243]
- Edwin Dutton (see
James Quar McPherson)
- Stephan Engels, Mario Engels (son)
- Willi Fick, Hugo Fick (brother)
- Franco Foda, Sandro Foda (son)[21][92]
- Bernd Förster, Karlheinz Förster (brother)[31]
- Friedhelm Frontzeck , Michael Frontzeck (son)
- Friedhelm Funkel, Wolfgang Funkel (brother)
- Maurizio Gaudino, Gianluca Gaudino (son)
- Yannick Gerhardt, Anna Gerhardt (sister)[89]
- Fabian Götze, Mario Götze, Felix Götze (brothers)[240]
- Stephan Groß, Pascal Groß (son)[244]
- Marcel Großkreutz , Kevin Großkreutz (cousin)[245]
- Helmut Haller, Jürgen Haller (son), Christian Hochstätter (nephew)
- Matthias Hamann, Dietmar Hamann (brother)
- Uwe Helmes , Patrick Helmes (son)[240]
- Bernd Hobsch, Patrick Hobsch (son)[246]
- Uli Hoeneß, Dieter Hoeneß (brother),[240] Sebastian Hoeneß (nephew/Dieter's son)[247]
- Lewis Holtby, Joshua Holtby (brother)[248]
- Hermann Hummels, Mats Hummels, Jonas Hummels (sons)[249]
- Franz Islacker, Frank Islacker (son), Mandy Islacker (granddaughter/Frank's daughter)[250]
- Ditmar Jakobs, Michael Jakobs (brother)
- Rolf Kahn , Axel Kahn , Oliver Kahn (sons)[240]
- Thomas Kempe, Dennis Kempe, Tobias Kempe (sons)
- Isabel Kerschowski, Monique Kerschowski (twin sister)[75]
- Sami Khedira, Rani Khedira (brother)[251]
- Ulf Kirsten, Benjamin Kirsten (son)[240]
- Jürgen Klinsmann,
Jonathan Klinsmann (son)[252]
- Hans Klodt, Bernhard Klodt (stepbrother)[243]
- Jürgen Klopp, Marc Klopp[253] (son)[254]
- Miroslav Klose (see
Josef Klose)
- Lukas Klostermann, Lisa Klostermann (sister)[255]
- Harry Koch, Robin Koch (son)[256]
- Andreas Köpke, Pascal Köpke (son)
- Erwin Kremers, Helmut Kremers (twin brother)
- Oliver Kreuzer, Niklas Kreuzer (son)[92]
- Roland Kroos,[257] Toni Kroos, Felix Kroos (sons)
- Günter Kuntz , Stefan Kuntz (son)[235]
- Dieter Kurrat, Hans-Jürgen Kurrat (brother)
- Matthias Langkamp, Sebastian Langkamp (brother)
- Dzsenifer Marozsán (see
János Marozsán)
- Martin Max, Philipp Max (son)[258]
- Christoph Metzelder, Malte Metzelder (brother)
- Dominique Ndjeng,
Marcel Ndjeng (brother)
- Helmut Nerlinger , Christian Nerlinger (son)[235]
- Josef Posipal, Peer Posipal (son), Patrick Posipal (grandson/Peer's son)[235][259]
- Helmut Rahn, George Boateng ,
Kevin-Prince Boateng (grandnephews), Jérôme Boateng (half-brother of George & Kevin-Prince)[260]
- Oliver Reck, Daniel Reck,[261] Gian-Luca Reck[262] (sons), Pierre-Michel Lasogga (stepson)
- Max Reichenberger, Thomas Reichenberger (son)
- Alois Reinhardt, Dominik Reinhardt (son)[240]
- Knut Reinhardt, Lasse Lehmann (son), Jens Lehmann (Lasse's stepfather)[263]
- Karl-Heinz Riedle, Alessandro Riedle (son)[92]
- Oskar Rohr, Gernot Rohr (grandnephew)
- Claude Rudy, Florian Rudy, Sebastian Rudy, Felix Rudy (sons)[264][265]
- Wolfgang Rummenigge , Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Michael Rummenigge (brothers), Marco Rummenigge[266] (nephew/Michael's son)[267][240]
- Leroy Sané (see
Souleyman Sané)
- Célia Šašić (see
Milan Šašić)
- Markus Schäfer , Marcel Schäfer (son)
- Fred Schaub,
Louis Schaub (son)[29]
- Timo Scheunemann,
Brandon Scheunemann (son),
Claudia Scheunemann (niece)[268]
- Niels Schlotterbeck, Keven Schlotterbeck, Nico Schlotterbeck (nephews)[269]
- Andreas Schmidt, Oliver Schmidt (twin brother)
- Mehmet Scholl, Lucas Scholl (son)[270]
- Helmut Schön, Erwin Schön (brother)[271]
- Christian Schreier, Toni Schreier (brother)[272]
- Hannes Schröers , Jan Schröers[273] (son),
Jannik Vestergaard (grandson/Jan's nephew)
- Anton Schrobenhauser , Francisco Copado (son-in-law),[274] Lucas Copado (Francisco's son),[275]
Hasan Salihamidžić (Francisco's brother-in-law)
- Günther Schuh , Timo Werner (son)
- Nico Schulz, Gian Luca Schulz (brother)[276]
- Manfred Schwabl, Markus Schwabl (son)[277]
- Alfred Schweinsteiger, Tobias Schweinsteiger, Bastian Schweinsteiger (sons)[278][279]
- Erwin Seeler , Dieter Seeler , Uwe Seeler (sons),[280] Levin Öztunalı (Uwe's grandson)[281]
- Sahr Senesie, Antonio Rüdiger (half brother)[282]
- Lukas Sinkiewicz, Michael Gardawski (cousin)[283]
- Elia Soriano,
Roberto Soriano (brother)
- Rahman Soyudoğru,
Ömer Toprak (cousin)[284]
- Sandra Starke (see
Manfred Starke)
- Bernhard Steffen, Horst Steffen (son)
- Hans Sturm, Ralf Sturm (son)[235]
- Michael Tarnat, Niklas Tarnat (son)[285]
- Hans Tibulski, Otto Tibulski (brother)[243]
- Heinz Toppmöller , Klaus Toppmöller (brother), Marco Toppmöller (son), Dino Toppmöller (nephew/Klaus' son)[235][240][286]
- Rudi Völler, Kévin Völler-Adducci[287] (son)[288]
- Fritz Walter, Ludwig Walter , Ottmar Walter (brothers)[289]
- Adolf Werner, August Werner (brother)[243]
- Juliane Wirtz, Florian Wirtz (brother)[290]
- Wolfgang Wolf, Arno Wolf (brother), Patrick Wolf (son)[92]
- Pia Wunderlich, Tina Wunderlich (sister)
- Murat Yılmaz ,
Sefa Yılmaz (brother)
- Dieter Zorc, Michael Zorc (son)[235]
East Germany
[edit]- Roland Ducke, Peter Ducke (brother)[291]
- Lothar Kurbjuweit,
Tobias Kurbjuweit (son)[292]
- Uwe Rösler,
Colin Rösler (son)[293]
- Klaus Sammer,
Matthias Sammer (son)[235]
- Eberhard Schuster ,
Dirk Schuster (son)[294]
- Wolfgang Seguin,
Paul Seguin (son),[295] Norman Seguin (brother), Nick Seguin (son of Norman, nephew of Paul & grandson of Wolfgang)[296]
- Hilmar Weilandt,
Tom Weilandt (son)[297]
- Karl Wolf, Siegfried Wolf (brother)[243]
- Wolfgang Wruck , Horst Wruck (brother)[243]
Gibraltar
[edit]- Allen Bula, Danny Higginbotham (nephew)[298]
- Lee Casciaro, Ryan Casciaro (brother), Kyle Casciaro (brother)[299]
- Joseph Chipolina, Kenneth Chipolina (brother)[300]
- Anthony Hernandez, Andrew Hernandez (brother)
- Terrence Jolley, Ethan Jolley (son), Tjay De Barr (nephew & cousin of Ethan Jolley)[301]
Greece
[edit]- George Baldock (see
Sam Baldock)
- Giorgos Donis, Christos Donis, Anastasios Donis (sons)[302]
- Giannis Douvikas, Anastasios Douvikas (son)[303]
- Anthimos Kapsis, Michalis Kapsis (son)[7]
- Eduardos Kontogeorgakis (see
Eduardo Ricagni)
- Stelios Manolas, Kostas Manolas (nephew)
- Ioannis Samaras, Georgios Samaras (son)[304]
- Thanasis Saravakos, Dimitris Saravakos (son)[305]
- Panagiotis Vlachodimos, Odisseas Vlachodimos (brother)[306]
Hungary
[edit]- Flórián Albert, Flórián Albert Jr. (son)[307]
- József Bozsik, Péter Bozsik (son)[308]
- Pál Dárdai Sr., Balázs Dárdai, Pál Dárdai Jr. (sons), Palkó Dárdai, Márton Dárdai,
Bence Dárdai (grandsons/sons of Dárdai Jr.)[309]
- Péter Disztl, László Disztl (brother), Dávid Disztl (nephew)[310][311]
- Lajos Korányi, Mátyás Korányi,
Désiré Koranyi (brothers)[312]
- Krisztián Lisztes, Krisztián Lisztes Jr (son)[313]
- János Marozsán,
Dzsenifer Marozsán (daughter)[314]
- István Plattkó, Károly Plattkó, Ferenc Plattkó (brothers)[315]
- Ferenc Puskás Sr., Ferenc Puskás (son)
- István Sallói, Dániel Sallói (son)[316]
- Ádám Simon, András Simon (twin brother)[75]
- Zoltán Stieber, András Stieber (brother)[317]
- Ottó Vincze, Gábor Vincze (brother)[311]
Iceland
[edit]![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d1/Arn%C3%B3r%2C_junto_a_su_hijo_Eidur..jpg/220px-Arn%C3%B3r%2C_junto_a_su_hijo_Eidur..jpg)
- Axel Óskar Andrésson, Jökull Andrésson (brother)[318]
- Arnór Guðjohnsen, Eiður Guðjohnsen (son),[319] Sveinn Aron Guðjohnsen, Andri Guðjohnsen, Daníel Guðjohnsen (grandsons, sons of Eiður)[320]
- Albert Guðmundsson, Ingi Björn Albertsson (son), Guðmundur Benediktsson (Ingadóttir's husband), Albert Guðmundsson (great-grandson, son of Ingadóttir and Benediktsson)[321]
- Arnar Gunnlaugsson, Bjarki Gunnlaugsson (twin brother)[75]
- Viðar Halldórsson, Arnar Viðarsson (son), Davíð Viðarsson (son), Bjarni Viðarsson (son)[322]
- Haraldur Ingólfsson, Jónína Víglundsdóttir (wife), Tryggvi Hrafn Haraldsson (son), Hákon Arnar Haraldsson (son)[323]
- Rakel Karvelsson, Cole Campbell (son)[324]
- Rúnar Kristinsson, Rúnar Alex Rúnarsson (son)[325]
- Gylfi Sigurðsson, Karólína Lea Vilhjálmsdóttir (niece)[326]
- Andri Sigþórsson, Kolbeinn Sigþórsson (brother),[327] Amanda Andradóttir (Andri's daughter)[328]
- Ragna Lóa Stefánsdóttir, Hermann Hreiðarsson (husband), Ída Marín Hermannsdóttir (daughter)[329]
- Eyjólfur Sverrisson, Hólmar Örn Eyjólfsson (son)[330]
- Guðjón Þórðarson, Þórður Guðjónsson (son), Bjarni Guðjónsson (son), Joey Guðjónsson (son),[331] Björn Sigurðarson (half brother of Þórður, Bjarni and Joey), Ísak Bergmann Jóhannesson (grandon of Þórðarson, son of Joey Guðjónsson)[332]
- Willum Þór Þórsson, Willum Þór Willumsson (son)[333]
- Margrét Lára Viðarsdóttir, Elísa Viðarsdóttir (sister)[334]
Italy
[edit]- Beniamino Abate, Ignazio Abate (son)[335]
- Ermanno Aebi, Giorgio Aebi (son)[336]
- Edoardo Artistico, Mario Artistico (brother)
- Emilio Badini (see
Angelo Badini)
- Roberto Baggio, Eddy Baggio (brother)
- Mario Balotelli,
Enock Barwuah (brother),[337]
Obafemi Martins (brother-in-law)[338]
- Giuseppe Baresi, Franco Baresi (brother), Regina Baresi (daughter)[339]
- Alessandro Birindelli, Samuele Birindelli (son)[340]
- Antonio Bocchetti, Salvatore Bocchetti (cousin)[341]
- Ernesto Borel,
Aldo Borel, Felice Borel (sons)[342]
- Marco Borriello, Fabio Borriello (brother)[343]
- Matteo Brighi (see
Alessandro Brighi)
- Lorenzo Buffon, Gianluigi Buffon (grandnephew)[344]
- Fabio Cannavaro, Paolo Cannavaro (brothers)[345]
- Guido Carboni, Amedeo Carboni (brother)[346]
- Enrico Chiesa, Federico Chiesa (son)[347]
- Bruno Conti, Andrea Conti, Daniele Conti (sons)[348]
- Luigi De Agostini, Michele De Agostini (son)[349]
- Attilio Demaría,
Félix Demaría (brother)[350]
- Flavio Destro, Mattia Destro (son)[351]
- Eusebio Di Francesco, Federico Di Francesco (son)[352]
- Angelo Di Livio, Lorenzo Di Livio (son)[353]
- Alfredo Di Stefano Sr.,
Alfredo Di Stéfano (son)[354]
- Antonio Donnarumma, Gianluigi Donnarumma (brother)[355]
- Salvatore Esposito, Sebastiano Esposito, Francesco Pio Esposito (brothers)[356]
- Otávio Fantoni (see
Ninão)
- Giacomo Ferri, Riccardo Ferri (brother)[357]
- Melania Gabbiadini, Manolo Gabbiadini (brother)[89]
- Giovanni Galli, Niccolò Galli (son)[358]
- Gennaro Gattuso,
Cataldo Cozza (cousin)[359]
- Otmar Gazzari, Lorenzo Gazzari (brother)[360]
- Sebastian Giovinco, Giuseppe Giovinco (brother)[361]
- Anfilogino Guarisi (see
Manuel Augusto Marques)
- Antonio Insigne, Lorenzo Insigne, Roberto Insigne, Marco Insigne (brothers)[362]
- Filippo Inzaghi, Simone Inzaghi (brother)[363]
- Giovanni Kean, Moise Kean (brother)[364]
- Tommaso Maestrelli, Giuseppe Materazzi (father-in-law of Tommaso's son), Marco Materazzi, Matteo Materazzi (Giuseppe's sons), Alessio Maestrelli (Tommaso & Giuseppe's grandson)[365]
- Cesare Maldini, Paolo Maldini (son), Christian Maldini, Daniel Maldini (grandsons, sons of Paolo)[366]
- Antonio Manicone,
Carlo Manicone (son)[367] Lorenzo Malagrida (nephew)[368]
- Luca Marchegiani, Gabriele Marchegiani (son)[369]
- Valentino Mazzola, Sandro Mazzola, Ferruccio Mazzola (sons)[370]
- Eugenio Mosso (see
Francisco Mosso)
- Alessandro Nesta, Gian Marco Nesta (nephew)[371]
- Gianluca Pagliuca, Mattia Pagliuca (son)[372]
- Emerson Palmieri (see
Giovanni)
- Alessandro Pierini, Nicholas Pierini (son)[373]
- Giampiero Pinzi, Riccardo Pinzi (son)[374]
- Eduardo Ricagni,
Eduardos Kontogeorgakis (son)[375]
- Pierluigi Ronzon, Gianmarco Zigoni (grandnephew), Gianfranco Zigoni (Gianmarco's father)[376]
- Giuseppe Rosetti, Gino Rossetti (brother)[377]
- Juan Alberto Schiaffino (see
Raúl Schiaffino)
- Michele Serena, Riccardo Serena (son)[378]
- Andrea Silenzi, Christian Silenzi (son)[379]
- Roberto Soriano (see
Elia Soriano)
- Roberto Vieri, Christian Vieri,
Max Vieri (sons)[380]
- Antonio Vojak, Oliviero Vojak (brother)[381]
- Walter Zenga, Jacopo Zenga (son)[382]
- Cristian Zenoni, Damiano Zenoni (twin brother)[383]
- Gianfranco Zola, Andrea Zola (son)[384]
Kosovo
[edit]Latvia
[edit]Liechtenstein
[edit]- Thomas Beck, Roger Beck (brother)[386]
- Mario Frick, Yanik Frick (son)[387]
- Rainer Hasler, Nicolas Hasler (son)[388]
- Martin Stocklasa, Michael Stocklasa (brother)[389]
- Marco Wolfinger, Sandro Wolfinger, Fabio Wolfinger (brothers)[390]
Lithuania
[edit]- Deividas Česnauskis, Edgaras Česnauskis (brother)[391]
- Robertas Fridrikas, Mantas Fridrikas,
Lukas Fridrikas (sons)[392]
- Aurimas Kučys, Armandas Kučys (son)[393]
Luxembourg
[edit]- Frank Deville, Maurice Deville (son)[394]
- Théo Malget, Kevin Malget (son)[395]
- Dejvid Sinani, Danel Sinani (brother)[396]
- Serge Thill, Sébastien Thill (son), Olivier Thill (son), Vincent Thill (son)[397]
Malta
[edit]- Daniel Bogdanović, Ferdinando Apap (brother-in-law)[398]
- Ryan Fenech, Roderick Fenech[399] (brother)[400]
- Joseph Mbong, Paul Mbong (brother)[401]
- Chucks Nwoko, Udo Nwoko (brother), Kyrian Nwoko (son)[402]
- Salvinu Schembri, Eric Schembri (son), André Schembri (grandson)[7]
Moldova
[edit]- Oleg Andronic, Gheorghe Andronic, Valeriu Andronic (cousin), Igor Andronic (cousin), Maxim Andronic (brother of Valeriu and Igor)[403]
- Alexandru Antoniuc, Maxim Antoniuc (brother)[404]
- Pavel Cebanu, Ilie Cebanu (son)[7]
- Serghei Cleșcenco, Nicky Cleșcenco (son)[405]
- Serghei Covalciuc,
Kyrylo Kovalchuk (brother)[406]
- Ilie Damașcan, Vitalie Damașcan (brother)[407]
- Sergiu Epureanu, Alexandru Epureanu (brother)[408]
- Nicolae Mandrîcenco, Ivan Mandricenco (brother), Constantin Mandrîcenco, Dmitri Mandrîcenco (sons)[409]
- Sergiu Plătică, Mihai Plătică (brother)[410]
Montenegro
[edit]Netherlands
[edit]![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/02/Johan_Cruijff_with_family_1977b.jpg/220px-Johan_Cruijff_with_family_1977b.jpg)
- Wim Anderiesen, Wim Anderiesen Jr. (son)[411]
- Hennie Ardesch, Sander Westerveld (son-in-law),
Sem Westerveld (grandson/Sander's son)[412]
- Frank Berghuis, Steven Berghuis (son)[413]
- Dennis Bergkamp, Roland Bergkamp (nephew),[414] Donny van de Beek (son-in-law)
- Wim Bleijenberg, Hans Bleijenberg (son)
- Danny Blind, Daley Blind (son)[31]
- Frank de Boer, Ronald de Boer (twin brother),[415] Calvin Stengs (son-in-law)
- Winston Bogarde, Danilho Doekhi. Melayro Bogarde, Lamare Bogarde (nephews)[416][417]
- Peter Bosz, Sonny Bosz (son)[418]
- Marciano Bruma, Jeffrey Bruma (brother), Kyle Ebecilio (cousin)[419]
- Evert Jan Bulder, Jaap Bulder (brother)[420]
- Johan Cruyff, Jordi Cruyff (son),[421][422]
Jesús Angoy (son-in-law),[423]
Jesjua Angoy-Cruyff (grandson)[424]
- Edgar Davids, Lorenzo Davids (cousin)[425]
- Royston Drenthe,
Giovanni Drenthe (brother),[426]
Tyrone Conraad (cousin)[427]
- Urby Emanuelson, Jean-Paul Boëtius (see
Errol Emanuelson)
- Jan Everse Sr, Jan Everse Jr (son), Coen Moulijn (cousin)
- Leroy Fer, Patrick van Aanholt (cousins)[428]
- Alfons Fosu-Mensah, Timothy Fosu-Mensah, Paul Fosu-Mensah (brothers)[429]
- Mannes Francken, Jacques Francken (brother)[420]
- Janus van der Gijp, Wim van der Gijp, Cor van der Gijp (brothers),[430] René van der Gijp (nephew/Wim's son)
- Cees Groot, Henk Groot (brother)[431]
- Ruud Gullit, Maxim Gullit (son)[432]
- Jonathan de Guzmán (see
Julian de Guzman)
- Cor van der Hart, Mickey van der Hart (grandson)[433]
- Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (see
Jacques Alex Hasselbaink)
- Dido Havenaar,
Mike Havenaar,
Nikki Havenaar (sons)[434]
- Guus Hiddink, René Hiddink (brother)[435]
- Pierre van Hooijdonk, Sydney van Hooijdonk (son)[436]
- Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, Koen Huntelaar (nephew)[437]
- Kew Jaliens (see
Kenneth Jaliens)
- Collins John, Paddy John, Ola John (brothers)[438]
- Jerry de Jong, Nigel de Jong (son)[439]
- Siem de Jong, Luuk de Jong (brother)[420]
- Piet Keizer, Marcel Keizer (cousin)[440]
- René van de Kerkhof, Willy van de Kerkhof (twin brother)[31]
- Dolf Kessler, Boelie Kessler (brother), Tonny Kessler, Dé Kessler (cousins)[420]
- Patrick Kluivert, Justin Kluivert (see
Kenneth Kluivert)
- Martin Koeman, Ronald Koeman, Erwin Koeman (sons)[7][31]
- Terence Kongolo, Rodney Kongolo, Fidel Kongolo (brothers)[441]
- Teun Koopmeiners, Peer Koopmeiners (brother)[442]
- Hans Kraay Sr., Hans Kraay Jr. (son)
- Kees Krijgh Sr., Kees Krijgh Jr. (nephew)
- André Krul, Tim Krul (brother)[443]
- Noa Lang (see
Nourdin Boukhari)
- Bert van Lingen, Vera Pauw (wife)[444]
- Bert van Marwijk, Mark van Bommel (son-in-law),[31] Thomas van Bommel (grandson/Mark's son)[445]
- Rob Matthaei,
Marc Klok (nephew)[446]
- Mary van der Meer, Claudia van den Heiligenberg (daughter),
Lucie Voňková (daughter-in-law/Claudia's wife)[447][448]
- Martijn Meerdink, Mexx Meerdink (son)[449]
- Harry Melis, Manon Melis (daughter)
- John Metgod, Edward Metgod (brother)[420]
- Vivianne Miedema, Lars Miedema (brother)[450]
- Keje Molenaar, Matthijs de Ligt (son-in-law)
- Ibad Muhamadu,
Roland Alberg (brother),[451] Lorenzo Ebecilio (nephew)[452]
- Gerrie Mühren, Arnold Mühren (brother),[420] Robert Mühren (nephew)[453]
- Jan Mulder, Youri Mulder (son)
- Kiki Musampa, Nordin Musampa (nephew)[454]
- Johan Neeskens, Ricky van Wolfswinkel (son-in-law)
- Joop Odenthal, Cas Odenthal (grandson)[455][456]
- Bas Paauwe Sr., Jaap Paauwe (brother), Bas Paauwe Jr. (son)
- Patrick Paauwe, Cees Paauwe (brother)
- Jan Pelser, Adriaan Pelser, Joop Pelser, Fons Pelser (brothers)[457]
- Jan Poortvliet, Jan Paul van Hecke (nephew)[458]
- Jaap van Praag, Michael van Praag (son)
- Martin Reynders, Tijjani Reijnders, Eliano Reijnders (sons)[459]
- Karim Rekik,
Omar Rekik (brother)[460]
- Jaïro Riedewald,
Kenzo Riedewald (distant relative)[461]
- Frank Rijkaard (see
Herman Rijkaard)
- René Roord, Jill Roord (daughter)
- Edwin van der Sar, Joe van der Sar (son)[462]
- Clarence Seedorf (see
Johann Seedorf)
- Regillio Simons, Faustino Simons,[463] Xavi Simons (sons)[464]
- Harry Sinkgraven, Daley Sinkgraven (son)[465]
- Jeffrey Sneijder, Wesley Sneijder, Rodney Sneijder (brothers)[466]
- Simon Tahamata, Calvin Tahamata (brother),[467] Michaël Tahamata, Petrus Tahamata (nephews)[468]
- Jurriën Timber, Quinten Timber (see
Dylan Timber)[469]
- Janny Timisela, Josephine Timisela (sister)
- Gerald Vanenburg (see
Roy Vanenburg)
- Frank Verlaat, Jesper Verlaat (son)[470]
- Tonny Vilhena (see
Toy Vilhena)
- Georginio Wijnaldum, Rajiv van La Parra (half-brother), Giliano Wijnaldum (brother)[471]
- Aron Winter (see
Ricardo Winter)
- Rob Witschge, Richard Witschge (brother),[31] Dave Bulthuis (Richard's son-in-law)
North Macedonia
[edit]Northern Ireland
[edit]- Danny Blanchflower, Jackie Blanchflower (brother)[472]
- Shea Charles, Pierce Charles (brother)[473]
- Fay Coyle, Liam Coyle (son)[474]
- Jonny Evans, Corry Evans (brother)[475]
- Jim Feeney, Warren Feeney Sr. (son), Warren Feeney (grandson, son of Warren Sr.),
George Feeney (great-grandson, son of Warren Jr.)[476]
- Grant McCann, Ryan McCann (brother)[477]
- Conor McLaughlin, Ryan McLaughlin (brother)[478]
- Stephen Robinson, Harry Robinson (son)[479]
- Kenny Shiels, Dean Shiels (son),[480]
- Nigel Worthington, Brendan Rodgers (cousin),[481]
Anton Rodgers (son of Brendan)[482]
Norway
[edit]- Mohammed Abdellaoue, Mustafa Abdellaoue (brother),[483] Omar Elabdellaoui (cousin),[484] Jones El-Abdellaoui (cousin & brother of Omar)[485]
- Yaw Ihle Amankwah,
Emmanuel Frimpong (cousin)[486]
- Jørn Andersen,
Niklas Andersen (son)[487]
- Harald Berg, Knut Berg (brother), Ørjan Berg, Runar Berg, Arild Berg (sons),[488] Patrick Berg (grandson/son of Ørjan)[489] Sara Berg (granddaughter/daughter of Runar) [490]
- Kristin Blystad-Bjerke, Trine Rønning (wife)[491]
- Lars Bohinen, Emil Bohinen (son)[492]
- Nils Arne Eggen, Knut Torbjørn Eggen (son)[493]
- Tarik Elyounoussi, Mohamed Elyounoussi (cousin)[494]
- Mohammed Fellah, Osame Sahraoui (nephew)[495]
- Kjell Rune Flo, Jostein Flo, Jarle Flo, Tore André Flo (brothers), Ulrik Flo (son), Håvard Flo (cousin), Per-Egil Flo (nephew of Håvard)[31]
- Terje Gulbrandsen, Solveig Gulbrandsen (daughter)[496]
- Bjørn Gulden , Henrik Gulden (son)[497]
- Hugo Hansen, Cato Hansen (son), Hege Hansen, Tuva Hansen (daughters)[498]
- Kai Erik Herlovsen, Isabell Herlovsen (daughter)[499]
- Even Hovland, Stine Hovland (sister)[500]
- Odd Iversen, Steffen Iversen (son)[501]
- Jørn Jamtfall, Michael Jamtfall (son)[502]
- Roald Jensen, Sondre Jensen (son),[503] Roy Wassberg, (son-in-law), Niklas Jensen Wassberg (grandon, son of Roald)[504]
- Truls Jenssen, Ruben Yttergård Jenssen, Ulrik Yttergård Jenssen (sons)[505]
- Tor Gunnar Johnsen, Dennis Johnsen, Mikael Tørset Johnsen (sons)[506]
- Anne Kitolano, Eric Kitolano, John Kitolano, Joshua Kitolano (brothers), Nema Kitolano (sister)[507]
- Jon Knudsen, Mari Knudsen (sister)[508]
- Roger Nilsen, Steinar Nilsen (brother)[509]
- Moussa Njie,
Bilal Njie (brother)[510]
- Hans Erik Ødegaard, Martin Ødegaard (son)[511]
- Erik Ruthford Pedersen, Kjetil Ruthford Pedersen, Steinar Pedersen (sons), Emil Pedersen (grandson/Steinar's son)[512]
- Thomas Pereira, Adrian Pereira (son)[513]
- Tore Reginiussen, Mads Reginiussen, Christian Reginiussen (brothers)[514]
- John Arne Riise, Bjørn Helge Riise (brother)[515]
- Terje Rise, Vilde Bøe Risa (daughter)[516]
- Einar Rossbach, Sondre Rossbach (son)[517]
- Ståle Solbakken, Markus Solbakken (son)[518]
- Gøran Sørloth, Alexander Sørloth (son)[519]
- Lene Storløkken, Hege Storløkken (sister)[520]
- Erik Thorstvedt, Kristian Thorstvedt (son)[521]
- Thomas Wæhler, Kristine Edner (wife)[522]
- Hugues Wembangomo, Brice Wembangomo (brother)[523]
Poland
[edit]- Filip Bednarek, Jan Bednarek (brother)
- Józef Boniek, Zbigniew Boniek (son)[524]
- Łukasz Broź, Mateusz Broź (brother)
- Paweł Brożek, Piotr Brożek (twin brother)[75]
- Jerzy Brzęczek, Jakub Błaszczykowski (nephew)[525]
- Adam Buksa, Aleksander Buksa (brother)
- Jacek Burkhardt,[526] Marcin Burkhardt, Filip Burkhardt (sons)
- Matty Cash (see
Stuart Cash)
- Dariusz Drągowski, Bartłomiej Drągowski (son)
- Jerzy Dudek, Dariusz Dudek (brother)
- Marek Gancarczyk, Janusz Gancarczyk, Mateusz Gancarczyk, Andrzej Gancarczyk, Waldemar Gancarczyk, Krzysztof Gancarczyk (brothers)
- Radosław Gilewicz, Konrad Gilewicz (son)[21]
- Andrzej Iwan, Bartosz Iwan (son)
- Jan Jałocha, Marcin Jałocha (nephew)
- Roman Jańczyk, Wiesław Jańczyk (son)
- Josef Klose,
Miroslav Klose (son)[527]
- Kazimierz Kmiecik, Grzegorz Kmiecik (son)
- Andrzej Kobylański, Martin Kobylański (son)
- Roman Kosecki, Jakub Kosecki (son)[528]
- Roman Korynt, Tomasz Korynt (son)
- Jan Kotlarczyk, Józef Kotlarczyk (brother), Tadeusz Kotlarczyk [pl] (son)
- Jan Loth, Stefan Loth (brother)
- Krystian Michallik,
Janusz Michallik (son)
- Piotr Mowlik, Mariusz Mowlik (son), David Topolski[529] (nephew)
- Adam Musiał, Maciej Musiał,[530] Tomasz Musiał[531] (sons)
- Ryszard Robakiewicz, Józef Robakiewicz (brother), Zbigniew Robakiewicz (brother), Paweł Golański (nephew)
- Adrian Sikora, Mieczysław Sikora (brother)
- Włodzimierz Smolarek, Ebi Smolarek (son)[31]
- Marek Świerczewski, Piotr Świerczewski (brother)
- Maciej Szczęsny, Wojciech Szczęsny (son)
- Mieczysław Szewczyk, Michał Szewczyk (son), Kamil Szewczyk (son)
- Mirosław Sznaucner, Maksymilian Sznaucner, Leon Sznaucner[532] (sons)[533]
- Stanisław Terlecki, Maciej Terlecki (son)[534]
- Tomasz Wałdoch, Kamil Wałdoch (son)
- Robert Warzycha, Konrad Warzycha (son)[535]
- Jerzy Wilim, Jan Wilim (brother)
- Piotr Włodarczyk, Szymon Włodarczyk (son)
- Ryszard Wyrobek,[536] Jerzy Wyrobek (son)
- Tadeusz Zastawniak, Franciszek Zastawniak, Stanisław Zastawniak (brothers)
- Marcin Żewłakow, Michał Żewłakow (twin brother)[75]
- Paweł Zieliński, Piotr Zieliński (brother)[537]
- Michał Żyro, Mateusz Żyro (brother)
Portugal
[edit]- José Águas, Rui Águas (son), Raul Águas (nephew)[7]
- Carlos Alhinho,
Alexandre Alhinho (brother)[538]
- Bruno Alves (see
Geraldo Assoviador)
- Carlos Alves, João Alves (grandson)[539]
- António André, André André (son)[540]
- Fábio Coentrão, Rui Coentrão (cousin)[541]
- Sérgio Conceição, Sérgio Conceição Jr., Rodrigo Conceição, Francisco Conceição (sons)[542]
- Deco (see
Lela)
- Yannick Djaló,
José Embaló (cousin)[543]
- Domingos, Gonçalo Paciência, Vasco Paciência[544] (sons)[545]
- Manuel Fernandes (see
Gelson Fernandes)
- Matilde Fidalgo, Bernardo Silva (cousin)[546]
- Artur Fonte, José Fonte, Rui Fonte (sons)[547][548]
- Nuno Gomes, Tiago Ribeiro[549] (brother)[550]
- Ricardo Horta, André Horta (brother)[551]
- Edgar Ié,
Edelino Ié (twin brother)[552]
- João Mário (see
Wilson Eduardo)
- Laurindo,
Mauro (son)
- Amaro Lopes,[553]
Antoine Griezmann (grandson)[554]
- Miguel Lopes, Nuno Lopes (twin brother)[555]
- Ariza Makukula (see
Kuyangana Makukula)
- Maniche, Jorge Ribeiro (brother)[556]
- Manuel Augusto Marques,
Anfilogino Guarisi (son)[557]
- Gelson Martins, Euclides Cabral (cousin)[558]
- Abel Miglietti (see
Zeca Miglietti)
- António Morato, António Morato, Jr. (son)[559]
- Félix Mourinho, José Mourinho (son)[560]
- Pedro Neto (see
Sérgio Lomba)
- Paulo Oliveira, Afonso Rodrigues (cousin)[561]
- Fernando Peyroteo, Diogo Peyroteo[562] (great-grandson), José Couceiro (grandnephew)[563]
- João Pinto, Sérgio Pinto (brother),[564] Tiago Pinto (son)[565]
- Hélder Postiga, José Postiga (brother)[566]
- Artur Quaresma, Alfredo Quaresma (cousin), Ricardo Quaresma (great-nephew of Artur and Alfredo)[567][568]
- Ricardo Quaresma, Eduardo Quaresma (cousin)[569]
- Samuel Quina, Domingos Quina (son)[570]
- Renato Sanches (see
Cláudio Tavares)
- Jorge Silva, Chico Silva (brother)[571]
- Jorge Silva, Fábio Silva (son)[572]
- António Sousa, Ricardo Sousa (son), Afonso Sousa, (grandson, son of Ricardo),[573] José Sousa (nephew),[574]
Bruno Leite (son of José)[575]
- José Taira, Afonso Taira (son)[576]
- Silvestre Varela, Nilton Varela (nephew)[577]
- António Veloso, Miguel Veloso (son)[578][579]
- Pedro Venâncio, Frederico Venâncio (son)[580][581]
- José Luís Vidigal (see
Beto Vidigal)
Republic of Ireland
[edit]- Kwame Ampadu,
Ethan Ampadu (son)[582]
- Frank Brady Sr., Pat Brady, Ray Brady, Frank Brady Jr., Liam Brady (great-nephews),[583] Liam Brady Jr. (son of Liam)[584]
- Robbie Brady, Gareth Brady (brother),[585] Liam Brady (brother)[586]
- Jason Byrne, Robbie Keane (cousin)[587]
- Clive Clarke, Mason Melia (nephew)[588]
- Rory Delap,
Liam Delap,
Finn Delap (sons)[589]
- Christy Giles, Johnny Giles (son),[590]
Nobby Stiles (Johnny's brother-in-law)[591]
- Paddy Henderson, Dave Henderson (son), Stephen Henderson (son), Wayne Henderson (son), Stephen Henderson (grandson/Stephen's son)[592]
- Stephen Hunt, Noel Hunt (brother)[593]
- Alan Kelly Sr., Gary Kelly (son), Alan Kelly Jr. (son)[128]
- Gary Kelly, Ian Harte (nephew)[594]
- Con Martin, Mick Martin (son), Gerry Garvan (son-in-law), Owen Garvan (grandson/son of Gerry)[595]
- Gary McCabe, Katie McCabe (sister)[596]
- David O'Leary, Pierce O'Leary (brother)[597]
- Alan Quinn, Stephen Quinn (brother), Keith Quinn (brother)[598]
- John Russell, Julie-Ann Russell (sister)[599]
- Paddy Turner, John Delamere (step-brother),[600]
Callum Elder (grandson)[601]
- Ronnie Whelan, Sr., Ronnie Whelan, Jr. (son), Paul Whelan (son)[602]
Romania
[edit]- George Bănuță, Alexandru Bănuță (son), Anne-Marie Bănuță (daughter)[603]
- Daniel Boloca, Gabriele Boloca (brother)[604]
- Mihai Drăguș, Denis Drăguș (son)[605]
- Mircea Dridea, Virgil Dridea (brother)[606]
- Gheorghe Hagi, Ianis Hagi (son)[607]
- Adrian Ilie, Sabin Ilie (brother)[608]
- Mircea Lucescu, Răzvan Lucescu (son)[7]
- Nicolae Lupescu, Ioan Lupescu (son)[31]
- Silviu Lung, Tiberiu Lung (son), Silviu Lung Jr. (son)[609]
- Ion Nunweiller, Lică Nunweiller (brother), Radu Nunweiller (brother)[610]
- Dorin Goian, Lucian Goian (brother)[611][612]
Russia
[edit]- Dmitri Alenichev, Andrei Alenichev (brother)[613]
- Aleksei Berezutski, Vasili Berezutski (twin brother)[614]
- Vladimir Beschastnykh, Mikhail Beschastnykh (twin brother)[615]
- Rinat Bilyaletdinov, Diniyar Bilyaletdinov (son)[616]
- Vladimir But, Vitali But (brother)[617]
- Vasily Butusov,
Mikhail Butusov (brother)[618]
- Dmitri Cheryshev, Denis Cheryshev (son)[619]
- Gela Dzagoyev, Alan Dzagoev (brother)[620]
- Vladimir Gabulov, Georgy Gabulov (brother)[621]
- Mário Fernandes,
Jô (brother)[622]
- Sergey Vladimirovich Grishin, Sergey Sergeyevich Grishin (son)[623]
- Aleksandr Kerzhakov, Mikhail Kerzhakov (brother)[624]
- Dmitry Kharine, Mikhail Kharin (brother), Filipp Kharin (nephew)[625]
- Dmitri Khokhlov, Igor Khokhlov (son)[626]
- Sergei Kiriakov, Yegor Kiryakov (brother)[627]
- Dmitri Kombarov, Kirill Kombarov (twin brother)[75][628]
- Alan Kusov, Artur Kusov (brother)[629]
- Kabir Kuzyayev, Adyam Kuzyayev (son), Ruslan Kuzyayev (grandson), Daler Kuzyayev (grandson)[630]
- Aleksei Miranchuk, Anton Miranchuk (twin brother)[631]
- Sergei Nekrasov, Igor Nekrasov (brother)[632]
- Viktor Onopko,
Sergei Onopko (brother)[633]
- Viktor Panchenko, Kirill Panchenko (son)
- Pavel Pogrebnyak, Kirill Pogrebnyak (brother)[634]
- Danil Prutsev, Yegor Prutsev (brother)[635]
- Sergey Ryzhikov, Andrei Ryzhikov (brother)
- Andrei Semak, Sergei Semak, Nikolai Semak (brothers)[636]
- Aleksei Smertin, Evgeny Smertin (brother)[637]
- Vladimir Tatarchuk, Vladimir Tatarchuk, Jr. (son)[638]
- Andrey Tikhonov, Mikhail Tikhonov (son)
- Akhrik Tsveiba, Sandro Tsveiba (son)
- Aleksei Yeryomenko,
Alexei Eremenko (son),
Roman Eremenko (son),
Sergei Eremenko (son)[639]
- Leonid Zolkin, Pavel Zolkin (brother)[640]
San Marino
[edit]- Manuel Battistini, Michael Battistini (brother)
- Pierluigi Benedettini, Simone Benedettini (son), Elia Benedettini (nephew)
- Gianluca Bollini, Fabio Bollini (brother)[641]
- Alessandro Brighi,
Matteo Brighi,
Marco Brighi,
Andrea Brighi (brothers)[642]
- Alex Gasperoni, Bryan Gasperoni (brother)[643]
- Enrico Golinucci, Alessandro Golinucci (brother)[644]
- Mauro Marani, Michele Marani (brother)[645]
- Paolo Mazza, Marco Mazza (brother)
- Danilo Rinaldi, Federico Rinaldi (brother) (see
Cristian Menin)[646]
- Aldo Simoncini, Davide Simoncini (twin brother)[647]
- Fabio Tomassini, David Tomassini (brother)[648]
- Fabio Vitaioli, Matteo Vitaioli (brother)[649]
Scotland
[edit]Serbia
[edit]Slovakia
[edit]- David Depetris,
Rodrigo Depetris (brother)[650]
- Emil Le Giang,
Patrik Le Giang (brother)
- Albert Rusnák Sr., Albert Rusnák Jr. (son)[651]
- Jozef Jajcaj, Ľubor Jajcaj (son), Noel Jajcaj (grandson of Jozef & son of Ľubor)[652]
Slovenia
[edit]Soviet Union
[edit]- Sergei Pavlovich Baltacha,
Sergei Baltacha, Jr. (son)[653]
- Viktor Chanov, Sr., Vyacheslav Chanov (son), Viktor Chanov (son)[654]
- Anatoli Davydov,
Dmitri Davydov (son)[655]
- Grigory Fedotov, Vladimir Fedotov (son)[656]
- Valery Gazzaev, Yuri Gazzaev (cousin)[657]
- Nodar Khizanishvili,
Zurab Khizanishvili (son)[658]
- Vladimir Kozlov,
Aleksei Kozlov (son)[659]
- Viktor Kuznetsov, Sergei Kuznetsov (brother)[660]
- Evgeny Lovchev,
Evgeniy Lovchev (son)
- Volodymyr Malyhin,
Aleksandr Malygin,
Yuriy Malyhin (sons)
- Aleksandr Novikov,
Kirill Novikov (son)[661]
- Hennadiy Perepadenko, Serhiy Perepadenko (brother)[662]
- Valeriy Petrakov,
Yuri Petrakov (son)[663]
- Nikolai Savichev, Yuri Savichev (twin brother),
Daniil Savichev (son)[664]
- Viktor Shustikov,
Sergey Shustikov (son),
Sergei Shustikov Jr. (grandson)[665]
- Lev Yashin,
Vasili Frolov (grandson)[666]
Spain
[edit]Sweden
[edit]![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0c/Ravellis.jpg/220px-Ravellis.jpg)
- Sargon Abraham,
Elmar Abraham (brother)[667]
- Mauricio Albornoz,
Miiko Albornoz (brother)[668]
- Roy Andersson, Patrik Andersson (son), Daniel Andersson (son)[31]
- Hans Andersson-Tvilling, Stig Andersson-Tvilling (twin brother)[669]
- Ludwig Augustinsson, Jonathan Augustinsson (brother)[670]
- Karl-Gunnar Björklund, Joachim Björklund (son), Kalle Björklund[671]
- Johan Dahlin, Erik Dahlin (brother)[672]
- Jimmy Durmaz, David Durmaz, Sharbel Touma (relatives)[673]
- David Elm, Viktor Elm (brother), Rasmus Elm (brother)[674]
- Magnus Erlingmark, August Erlingmark (son)[675]
- Hans Eskilsson, Malin Swedberg (wife),[676] Williot Swedberg (son of Eskilsson and Swedberg)[677]
- Jesper Ferm, Martin Ferm, Martin Ferm (cousins)[678]
- Samuel Gustafson, Simon Gustafson (twin brother)[679]
- Kristin Hammarström, Marie Hammarström (twin sister)[680]
- Samuel Holmén, Sebastian Holmén (brother)[681]
- Tord Holmgren, Tommy Holmgren (brother)[682]
- Glenn Hysén, Tobias Hysén (son), Alexander Hysén (son),
Anton Hysén (son)[683]
- Sebastian Jacobsson, Tobias Jacobsson (brother)[684]
- Karl-Alfred Jacobsson, Frank Jacobsson (brother)[685]
- Conny Karlsson, Jerry Carlsson (twin brother)[682]
- Imad Khalili, Abdul Khalili,
Moustafa Zeidan (cousins)[686]
- Ove Kindvall, Niclas Kindvall (son)[687]
- Ajsel Kujović, Emir Kujović (brother)[688]
- Henrik Larsson, Jordan Larsson (son)[689]
- Daniel Larsson, Sam Larsson (brother)[690]
- Anders Lewicki, Oscar Lewicki (son),[691] Tobias Lewicki (nephew)[692]
- Anders Linderoth, Tobias Linderoth (son)[31]
- Jesper Ljunggren, Jonathan Ljunggren (brother)[684]
- Frderik Martinsson, Mikael Martinsson (brother)[684]
- Olof Mellberg, John Mellberg (son)[693]
- Jim Nildén, David Nildén (son), Amanda Nildén (Jim's granddaughter, David's daughter)[694]
- Per Nilsson, Joakim Nilsson (brother)[695]
- Bertil Nordahl, Knut Nordahl (brother), Gunnar Nordahl (brother), Göran Nordahl (brother), Gösta Nordahl (brother), Thomas Nordahl (nephew/Gunnar's son)[696]
- Joakim Olsson, Martin Olsson (brother)[684]
- Marcus Olsson, Martin Olsson (twin brother)[75]
- Rade Prica, Tim Prica (son)[697]
- Andreas Ravelli, Thomas Ravelli (twin brother)[698]
- Maic Sema, Ken Sema (brother)[699]
- Johan Sundqvist, Jonathan Sundqvist (brother)[684]
- Gary Sundgren, Daniel Sundgren (son)[700]
- Stig Svensson, Tommy Svensson (son), Joachim Björklund (great-grandson)[701] Kalle Björklund (great-great-grandson)[702]
- Jonas Thern, Simon Thern (son)[703]
Switzerland
[edit]- Jean Abegglen, Max Abegglen, André Abegglen (brothers)
- Martin Andermatt, Nicolas Andermatt (son)[704]
- Umberto Barberis, Sébastien Barberis (son)[705]
- Roman Bürki, Marco Bürki (brother)[706]
- Pierre-Albert Chapuisat, Stéphane Chapuisat (son)
- David Degen, Philipp Degen (twin brother)[31]
- Nico Elvedi, Jan Elvedi (twin brother)[707]
- Alessandro Frigerio, Roberto Frigerio (son)
- Gelson Fernandes,
Manuel Fernandes (cousin of Gelson, Cabral and Edimilson), Edimilson Fernandes, (cousin of Gelson, Manuel and Cabral), Cabral, (cousin of Edimilson, Manuel, and Gelson),
Elton Monteiro, (cousin of Gelson, brother of Joël), Joël Monteiro, (cousin of Gelson, brother of Elton),Ulisses Garcia (cousin of Gelson)[708]
- Alexander Frei, Stefan Frei (second-cousin)[709]
- Ertan Irizik, Murat Yakin, Hakan Yakin (stepbrothers)[710]
- Simon Lustenberger, Fabian Lustenberger (brother)
- Rémo Meyer, Leny Meyer (son)[711]
- Nedim Omeragić, Bećir Omeragić (brother), Edin Omeragić (cousin)[712]
- Roberto Rodríguez, Ricardo Rodríguez, Francisco Rodríguez (brothers)[713]
- Christian Schwegler, Pirmin Schwegler (brother)[714]
- Coumba Sow, Djibril Sow (cousin)[715]
- Alain Sutter, René Sutter (brother), Nicola Sutter (nephew/René's son)[716]
- Johan Vonlanthen,
Henry Acosta (brother)[717]
- Max Weiler, Walter Weiler (brother)[31]
Turkey
[edit]- Ayhan Akman, Hamza, Efe Akman (sons),[718] Ali Akman (nephew)[719]
- Mustafa Altıntaş, Yaşar Altıntaş (son), Yusuf Altıntaş (son), Batuhan Altıntaş (grandson, son of Yusuf)[720]
- Hamit Altıntop, Halil Altıntop (twin brother)[721]
- Ogün Altıparmak, Batur Altıparmak (son)[722]
- Ali Artuner, Cenk Gönen (nephew)[723]
- Fuat Buruk, Okan Buruk (brother)[724]
- Hakan Çalhanoğlu, Muhammed Çalhanoğlu (brother),
Kerim Çalhanoğlu (cousin)[725][726]
- Tolga Ciğerci, Tolcay Ciğerci (brother)[727]
- Tanju Çolak, Yücel Çolak (brother)[728]
- Ali Kemal Denizci, Osman Denizci (brother)[729]
- Bülent Eken, Reha Eken (brother)[730]
- Nail Elmastaşoğlu, Ayhan Elmastaşoğlu, Ayfer Elmastaşoğlu (brothers)[731]
- Mehmet Ali Has, Şeref Has (brother)[732]
- Muzzy Izzet,
Kemal Izzet (brother)[733]
- Reşit Kaynak, İrfan Kaynak, Kayhan Kaynak, Ayhan Kaynak, Orhan Kaynak, İlhan Kaynak (brothers)[734]
- Bülent Korkmaz, Mert Korkmaz (brother)[735]
- İsmail Kurt, Metin Kurt (brother)[736]
- Serdar Kurtuluş, Serkan Kurtuluş (brother)[737]
- Ersen Martin,
Erkan Martin[738]
- Erhan Önal,
Patrick Mölzl (son)[92]
- Gökmen Özdenak, Yasin Özdenak (brother), Doğan Özdenak (brother)[739]
- Coşkun Şahinkaya, Bülent Şahinkaya, Güngör Şahinkaya (brothers)[740]
- Hasan Kamil Sporel, Zeki Rıza Sporel (brother)[741]
- Serdar Topraktepe, Ömer Topraktepe (brother)[742]
- Mesut Ünal, Enes Ünal (son)[743]
- Murat Yıldırım,
Atilla Yıldırım (brother)[744]
- Fikret Yılmaz, Burak Yılmaz (son)[745]
- Semih Yuvakuran, Utku Yuvakuran (son)[746]
Ukraine
[edit]- Oleksandr Bondarenko,
Roman Bondarenko (twin brother), Taras Bondarenko (nephew, son of Roman)[747]
- Oleksandr Pomazun,
Ilya Pomazun (son)[748]
Wales
[edit]- Ivor Allchurch, Len Allchurch (brother)[749]
- Paul Bodin, Billy Bodin (son)[750]
- Jason Bowen, Sam Bowen (son)[751]
- John Charles, Mel Charles (brother), Jeremy Charles (nephew),[752] Jake Charles (grandson of John)[753]
- David Cotterill, Joel Cotterill (cousin)[754]
- Ryan Giggs, Rhodri Giggs (brother),[755]
Curtis Hutson (cousin)[756]
- Terry Hennessey, Wayne Hennessey (cousin)[757]
- Frank Jackett, Kenny Jackett (son)[758]
- Ken Leek,
Karl Darlow (grandson)[759]
- Donato Nardiello,
Gerry Nardiello (brother),[760] Daniel Nardiello (son)[761]
- Jason Koumas, Lewis Koumas (son)[762]
- Josh Low, Joe Low (son)[763]
- Chris Pike, Gareth Bale (nephew)[764]
- Ian Rush, Owen Beck (great-nephew)[765]
- Peter Rodon, Chris Rodon (son), Joe Rodon (grandson, nephew of Chris)[766]
- Dean Saunders, Callum Saunders (son)[767]
- Robbie Savage, Charlie Savage (son)[768]
- David Thomson, George Thomson (brother)[769]
- John Toshack, Cameron Toshack (son)[770]
- Mike Walker,
Ian Walker (son)[128]
- Eric Young,
Paul Ince (cousin),
Clayton Ince (cousin),
Tom Ince (cousin/Paul's son),
Rohan Ince (nephew)[771][772][773]
Yugoslavia
[edit]See also
[edit]- List of professional sports families
- List of family relations in American football
- List of association football (soccer) families
- List of African association football families
- List of European association football families
- Category:Association football families
- List of Australian rules football families
- List of second-generation Major League Baseball players
- List of second-generation National Basketball Association players
- List of boxing families
- List of chess families
- List of International cricket families
- List of family relations in the National Hockey League
- List of family relations in rugby league
- List of international rugby union families
- List of professional wrestling families
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