List of FC Seoul players
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FC Seoul is an association football club based in Seoul, South Korea. The club was founded in 1983 under the name Lucky-Goldstar FC. Since 1984, Seoul is competing in the K League 1, the highest level of football in the country. Seoul is one of the most successful clubs in the country, having won six K League 1 titles, two League Cups and FA Cups, and one Super Cup.
FC Seoul's one-club men Go Yo-han is the club's all-time most capped player in official competitions with 446 appearances.
Players
{{for|a list of all FC Seoul players with a Wikipedia article|Category:FC Seoul players}}
The list below includes all FC Seoul players who have made at least 100 official appearances for the club or who have been capped at full international level by their countries. Former captains, individual award winners or club record holders are also included.
The list is initially ordered by the career period. For the list of the club's active players, see FC Seoul's current squad. Caps and goals in the table below are updated as of the end of the 2024 season.
Table headers
- Nationality – If a player played international football, the country/countries he played for are shown. Otherwise, the player's nationality is given as their country of birth.
- Position – Playing position of the player (goalkeeper (GK), defender (DF), midfielder (MF), forward (FW), and utility player (U))
- Club career – The year of the player's first appearance for FC Seoul to the year of his last appearance.
- Appearances – The number of games played. Includes appearances in K League, K League Championship, K League promotion-relegation playoffs, Korean League Cup, Korean FA Cup, Asian Cup Winners' Cup and AFC Champions League.
File:Team Korea Russia WorldCup 17-4 (cropped).jpg is the most-capped FC Seoul player with 446 official appearances.]]
File:Piyapong Pue-on 2010-2-21.jpg was the first foreign FC Seoul player.]]
File:FC서울 2016 K리그 우승! 황선홍감독 박주영, 다카하기 인터뷰 0.51 minutes Scene.jpg has made over 300 appearances for the club; he was selected in the K League Classic Best XI in 2005.]]
File:Adilson dos Santos.jpg is the fifth most capped FC Seoul player, gaining 305 appearances in eight seasons with the club.]]
File:Dejan080413.jpg is the club's all-time top goalscorer in official matches.]]
File:Kim Yong-Dae.jpg holds the record for the most appearances among the club's goalkeepers.]]
File:Ha Dae-Sung.jpg captained FC Seoul in both matches of the 2013 AFC Champions League final.]]
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|The player has been capped at full international level for the country |
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|Club record |
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|+List of Seoul players, and displaying the types of accomplishments and statistics by the players during their time with the club | |
| scope="col" width="180"|Name
! scope="col" width="150"|Nationality ! scope="col" width="20" |{{Abbr|Pos|Position}} ! scope="col" width="100" |Club career ! scope="col" width="20" data-sort-type="number"|{{Abbr|Apps|Appearances}} ! scope="col" width="20" data-sort-type="number"|Goals ! scope="col" width="15" data-sort-type="number"|Notes | |
|---|---|
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Park|Byung-chul | Park, Byung-chu |
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|1984
|16
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Kwang-hoon|Kim Kwang-hoon (footballer)|Kim, Kwang-hoon}}
|align=left |{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|1984–1985
|36
|0
|{{efn|Captain of the club in 1985.}}
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Han|Moon-bae||Han, Moon-bae}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|1984–1986
|75
|7
|
|-
| scope="row" align="left"|{{sortname|Piyapong|Pue-on}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|THA}} Thailand
|FW
|1984–1986
|48
|13
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Cho|Young-jeung||Cho, Young-jeung}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|1984–1987
|52
|14
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Park|Hang-seo||Park, Hang-seo}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|1984–1988
|115
|20
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Jung|Hae-seong||Jung, Hae-seong}}
|align=left |{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|1984–1989
|118
|2
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kang|Deuk-soo||Kang, Deuk-soo}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|1984–1989
|139
|20
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Hyun-tae||Kim, Hyun-tae}}
|align=left| {{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|GK
|1984–1991
1994
1996–1997
|114
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Wang|Sun-jae||Wang, Sun-jae}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|FW
|1985–1986
|21
|1
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lee|Boo-yeol||Lee, Boo-yeol}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|1985–1988
|68
|2
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Choi|Jin-han||Choi, Jin-han}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|1985–1991
|151
|21
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Cha|Sang-kwang||Cha, Sang-kwang}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|GK
|1986–1991
1995
|149
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Cho|Min-kook||Cho, Min-kook}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|U
|1986–1992
|139
|15
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Gu|Sang-bum||Gu,Sang-bum}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|1986–1993
|158
|15
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lee|Young-jin|Lee Young-jin (footballer, born 1963)|Lee, Young-jin}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|1986–1995
1997
|220
|11
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Jang|Jung||Jang, Jung}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|1987–1988
|33
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Choi|Soon-ho||Choi, Soon-ho}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|FW
|1988–1990
|28
|2
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Sam-soo||Kim, Sam-soo}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|1988–1993
|108
|4
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Choi|Young-jun|Choi Young-jun (footballer, born 1965)|Choi, Young-Jun }}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|1988–1994
|177
|3
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Cho|Byung-young||Cho, Byung-young}}
|align=left| {{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|1988–1997
|179
|3
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Yoon|Sang-chul||Yoon, Sang-chul}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|FW
|1988–1997
|301
|101
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Choi|Tae-jin||Choi, Tae-jin}}
|align=left| {{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|1989–1992
|106
|8
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Dong-hae||Kim, Dong-hae}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|1989–1995
|129
|9
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lee|Young-ik||Lee, Young-ik}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|1989–1997
|191
|6
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lee|In-jae||Lee, In-jae}}
|align=left|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|FW
|1989–1997
|138
|12
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Park|Jung-bae|Park Jung-bae (footballer)|Park, Jung-bae}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|1990–1993
|111
|9
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Choi|Dae-shik||Choi, Dae-shik}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|1990–1995
|166
|8
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Arsenio|Luzardo}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|URU}} Uruguay
|MF
|1992–1993
|18
|3
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lim|Keun-jae||Lim, Keun-jae}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|FW
|1992–1994
|85
|18
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Park|Chul-woo||Park, Chul-woo}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|GK
|1992–1994
|62
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Seo|Jung-won||Seo, Jung-won}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|1992–1997
|88
|26
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Bong-soo|Kim Bong-soo (footballer, born 1970)|Kim, Bong-soo}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|GK
|1992–1999
|113
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Pan-keun||Kim, Pan-keun}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|1994–1997
|104
|2
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kang|Chun-ho||Kang, Chun-ho}}
|align=left |{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|1994–2001
|140
|3
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Choi|Yong-soo||Choi, Yong-soo}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|FW
|1994–1996
1999–2000
2006
|154
|60
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Jeaustin|Campos}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|Costa Rica}} Costa Rica
|MF
|1995–1996
|19
|2
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Abbas|Obeid Jassim}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|Iraq}} Iraq
|MF
|1996–1997
|36
|4
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Dae-sung||Kim, Dae-sung}}
|align=left |{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|1995–1999
|153
|10
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sort|Volodymyr|Volodymyr Savchenko}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} Ukraine
|GK
|1996
|24
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Sadiq|Saadoun Abdul-Ridha}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|Iraq}} Iraq
|DF
|1996
|32
|2
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Serhiy|Skachenko}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} Ukraine
|FW
|1996–1997
|52
|18
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Gilbert|Massock}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|CMR}} Cameroon
|FW
|1997
|4
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Ajibade|Babalade}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|NGR}} Nigeria
|DF
|1997
|4
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Victor|Shaka}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|NGR}} Nigeria
|FW
|1997–1999
|71
|15
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Oleg| Elyshev}}
|align=left |{{flagicon|RUS}} Russia
|FW
|1997–1999
|94
|17
|{{efn|Top assist maker of the 1997 League Cup.}}
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Mutamba|Kabongo}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|DR Congo}} DR Congo
|DF
|1997–2000
|120
|9
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Gwi-hwa||Kim, Gwi-hwa}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|1998–2000
|99
|3
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Jung|Kwang-min||Jung, Kwang-min}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|1998–2002
2007
|157
|36
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Sung-il|Kim Sung-il (footballer, born 1973)|Kim, Sung-il}}
|align=left |{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|1998–2003
|143+?
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lee|Sang-hun|Lee Sang-hun (footballer)|Lee, Sang-hun}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|1998–2003
|81+?
|3
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Jukka|Koskinen|Jukka Koskinen (footballer)}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC" |{{flagicon|FIN}} Finland
|DF/MF
|1999
|14
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Ēriks|Pelcis}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|LAT}} Latvia
|FW
|1999–2000
|23
|4
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Wang|Jung-hyun||Wang, Jung-hyun}}
|align=left |{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|1999–2004
|126+?
|19
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Seong-jae||Kim, Seong-jae}}
|align=left |{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|1999–2005
|216
|13
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lee|Young-pyo||Lee, Young-pyo}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2000–2002
|81
|3
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Choi|Yoon-yeol||Choi, Yoon-yeol}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2000–2002
|61+?
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sort|Andre|Andre}}
|align=left |{{flagicon|BRA}} Brazil
|MF
|2000–2002
|105
|21
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Choi|Tae-uk||Choi, Tae-uk}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2000–2003
2010–2013
|192
|14
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Valeri|Sarychev}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|Tajikistan}} Tajikistan
|GK
|2000–2004
|136
|0
|{{efn|Also holds South Korean citizenship under the name Shin Eui-son.}}
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sort|Ricardo|Ricardo}}
|align=left |{{flagicon|BRA}} Brazil
|MF
|2000–2004
|159+?
|24
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Dong-jin||Kim, Dong-jin}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2000–2006
2011
|147
|14
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Choi|Won-kwon||Choi, Won-kwon}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2000–2008
|177+?
|3
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Park|Yong-ho||Park, Yong-ho}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2000–2004
2007–2011
|185+?
|8
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Vitaliy|Parakhnevych}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|Tajikistan}} Tajikistan
|FW
|2001
|9
|2
|{{efn|Dual citizenship of Ukraine and Tajikistan; internationally capped for Tajikistan.}}
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lee|Jung-soo||Lee, Jung-soo}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2002–2004
|33+?
|2
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Park|Yo-seb||Park, Yo-seb}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2002–2004
2007–2008
|68+?
|4
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Chi-gon||Kim, Chi-gon}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2002–2009
|200
|5
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Masakiyo|Maezono}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|JPN}} Japan
|MF
|2003
|16
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sort|Grafite|Grafite}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|BRA}} Brazil
|FW
|2003
|9
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lee|Eul-yong||Lee, Eul-yong}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2003–2004
2006–2008
|106
|1
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Song|Jin-hyung||Song, Jin-hyung}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2003–2007
2017–2020
|26
|1
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Jung|Jo-gook||Jung, Jo-gook}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|FW
|2003–2010
2012
2014–2015
|266
|84
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Koh|Myong-jin||Koh, Myong-jin}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2003–2015
|283
|18
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Go|Yo-han||Go, Yo-han}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2004–2023
|bgcolor="#D8BFD8"|446
|40
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sort|Renaldo|Renaldo}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|BRA}} Brazil
|FW
|2004
|11
|1
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Eun-jung|Kim Eun-jung (footballer)|Kim, Eun-jung}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|FW
|2004–2008
|139
|41
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lee|Chung-yong||Lee, Chung-yong}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2004–2009
|78
|12
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Han|Tae-you||Han, Tae-you}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2004–2006
2008–2014
|161
|5
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Baek|Ji-hoon||Baek, Ji-hoon}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2005–2006
|38
|3
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lee|Ki-hyung||Lee, Ki-hyung}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2005–2006
|37
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Ricardo|Nascimento}}
|align=left |{{flagicon|POR}} Portugal
|MF
|2005–2007
|76
|8
|{{efn|Top assist maker of the 2006 K League.}}
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kwak|Tae-hwi||Kwak, Tae-hwi}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2005–2007
2016–2018
|118
|5
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lee|Min-sung||Lee, Min-sung}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF/MF
|2005–2008
|92
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Park|Chu-young||Park, Chu-young}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|FW
|2005–2008
2015–2021
|314
|90
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Byung-ji||Kim, Byung-ji}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|GK
|2006–2008
|91
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Ki|Sung-yueng||Ki, Sung-yueng}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2006–2009
2020–
|227
|17
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Han-yoon||Kim, Han-yoon}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2006–2010
|145
|1
|
|-
| scope="row" align="left"|{{sortname|Adilson dos|Santos}}
|align=left| {{flagicon|BRA}} Brazil
|MF/DF
|2006–2013
|305
|20
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Jin-kyu||Kim, Jin-kyu}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2007–2010
2012–2015
|270
|16
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Ceyhun|Eriş}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|TUR}} Turkey
|MF
|2008
|8
|1
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lee|Jong-min|Lee Jong-min (footballer, born 1983)|Lee, Jong-min}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2008–2010
2012
|36
|1
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lee|Seung-yeoul||Lee, Seung-yeoul}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2008–2011
|114
|24
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Dejan|Damjanović}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|MNE}} Montenegro
|FW
|2008–2013
2016–2017
|330
|bgcolor="#D8BFD8"|184
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Chi-woo||Kim, Chi-woo}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2008–2010
2012–2017
|231
|14
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Server|Djeparov}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|UZB}} Uzbekistan
|MF
|2010–2011
|40
|2
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Hyun|Young-min||Hyun, Young-min}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2010–2013
|92
|4
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Ha|Dae-sung||Ha, Dae-sung}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2010–2013
2017–2019
|164
|26
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Choi|Hyo-jin||Choi, Hyo-jin}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2010–2014
|93
|4
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Yong-dae||Kim, Yong-dae}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|GK
|2010–2015
|222
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Mauricio|Molina}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|COL}} Colombia
|MF
|2011–2015
|205
|24
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Ju-young||Kim, Ju-young}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2012–2014
|125
|5
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Sergio|Escudero|Sergio Escudero (footballer, born 1988)}}
|align=left|{{flagicon|JPN}} Japan
|FW
|2012–2015
|118
|20
|{{efn|Triple citizenship of Argentina, Spain and Japan; internationally capped for Japan.}}
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Cha|Du-ri||Cha, Du-ri}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2013–2015
|114
|2
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Yun|Il-lok||Yun, Il-lok}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|FW
|2013–2017
|190
|33
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sort|Osmar|Osmar}}
|align=left |{{flagicon|ESP}} Spain
|MF/DF
|2014–2023
|344
|25
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sort|Adriano|Adriano}}
|align=left |{{flagicon|BRA}} Brazil
|FW
|2015–2016
2020
|71
|45
|{{efn|Top scorer of the 2016 AFC Champions League and the 2016 Korean FA Cup, and selected in the K League Classic Best XI in 2015 and 2016.}}
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Yojiro|Takahagi|Yojiro Takahagi}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|JPN}} Japan
|MF
|2015–2016
|62
|5
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Ju|Se-jong||Ju, Se-jong}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2016–2020
|114
|7
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Cho|Chan-ho||Cho, Chan-ho}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2016–2017
|31
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Jung|In-whan||Jung, In-whan}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2016–2017
|20
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Shin|Kwang-hoon||Shin, Kwang-hoon}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2017–2018
|42
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lee|Myung-joo||Lee, Myung-joo}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2017–2019
|23
|3
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Yoon|Jong-gyu||Yoon, Jong-gyu}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2017–
|136
|2
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Sung-joon|Kim Sung-joon (footballer)|Kim, Sung-joon}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2018
|11
|1
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Yun|Suk-young||Yun, Suk-young}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2018
|25
|1
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Cho|Young-wook||Cho, Young-wook}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|FW
|2018–
|190
|29
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Alibaev|Ikromjon|Ikromjon Alibaev}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|UZB}} Uzbekistan
|MF
|2019–2021
|50
|4
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Aleksandar|Pešić|Aleksandar Pešić}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|SRB}} Serbia
|FW
|2019–2020
|27
|10
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Ju-sung||Kim, Ju-sung}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2019–
|98
|2
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Na|Sang-ho||Na, Sang-ho}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|FW
|2021–2023
|109
|30
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Aleksandar|Paločević|Aleksandar Paločević}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|SRB}} Serbia
|MF
|2021–
|138
|23
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Ji|Dong-won||Ji, Dong-won}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|FW
|2021–2023
|26
|2
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kang|Seong-jin||Kang, Seong-jin}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|FW
|2021–
|86
|8
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Ben|Halloran|Ben Halloran}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|AUS}} Australia
|MF
|2022
|2
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Hwang|In-beom||Hwang, In-beom}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2022
|10
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Stanislav|Iljutcenko||Iljutcenko, Stanislav}}
|align=left|{{flagicon|GER}} Germany
|FW
|2022–2024
|82
|26
|{{efn|Captain of the club in 2023.}}
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Lim|Sang-hyub||Lim, Sang-hyub}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2023–2024
|54
|6
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Hosam|Aiesh||Aiesh, Hosam}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|SYR}} Syria
|MF
|2023
|3
|0
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Hwang|Ui-jo||Hwang, Ui-jo}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|FW
|2023
|18
|4
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|Bjørn Maars Johnsen
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|NOR}} Norway
|FW
|2023
|9
|1
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|Jesse Lingard
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|ENG}} England
|FW
|2024–
|26
|6
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|Rebin Sulaka
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|IRQ}} Iraq
|DF
|2024
|4
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kang|Sang-woo||Kang, Sang-woo}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2024
|37
|1
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|Yazan Al-Arab
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|JOR}} Jordan
|DF
|2024–
|12
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Kim|Jin-su||Kim, Jin-su}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|DF
|2025–
|0
|0
|
|-
| scope="row" align=left|{{sortname|Moon|Seon-min||Moon, Seon-min}}
|align=left bgcolor="#FFFFCC"|{{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
|MF
|2025–
|0
|0
|
|}
;Notes
{{notelist}}
See also
External links
- [http://www.fcseoul.com/ FC Seoul official website]
{{FC Seoul}}
Category:Association football player non-biographical articles