List of Thailand international footballers born outside Thailand

This is the list of Thailand international footballers who are either naturalised or born outside the country before choosing to represent Thailand national football team.

List of players

The following players:

1. have played at least one game for the full (senior male) Thailand international team; and
2. were born outside Thailand.

Player	Born	Origin	Other nationality[note 1]	First cap	Last cap	Notes
Manuel Bihr	1994	Herrenberg		2017	TBD	[1]
Charyl Chappuis	1992	Locarno		2014	2017	[2]
Mika Chunuonsee	1989	Bridgend		2015	2019	[3]
Kevin Deeromram	1997	Stockholm		2017	2017	^[citation needed]
Tristan Do	1993	Paris	Vietnam	2015	TBD	[4]
Elias Dolah	1993	Lund		2019	TBD	[5]
Peter Läng	1986	Zürich		2009	2009
Ernesto Amantegui Phumipha	1990	Oviedo		2021	TBD	[6]
Philip Roller	1994	Munich		2017	TBD	[7]
Jamie Waite	1986	Plymouth		2002	2002	[8]

1. Apart from Thailand and the birth nation.

References

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