NBA Players by Country of Birth (2026-27)
120 of the 630 players on an NBA roster this season (19%) were born outside the United States, across 46 different countries.
Updated Oct 16, 2026 · rosters as of the 2026-27 preseason
- Birth countries
- 46
- Born outside the US
- 120 (19%)
- Born in the US
- 488
- Biggest exporter after the US
- Canada (19)
Birthplace, not citizenship. These lists group players by the country they were born in, which is what the public roster data records. A player born in one country may hold another nationality, may have grown up elsewhere, and may represent a different country internationally.
120 of the 630 players on an NBA roster this season (19%) were born outside the United States, across 46 different countries.
Everything below comes straight from official 2026-27 roster data, refreshed on 2026-10-16.
Countries with 3+ current NBA players
- United States488
- Canada19
- France10
- Australia9
- Germany7
- Nigeria5
- Spain5
- Cameroon4
- England4
- Bahamas3
- Bosnia and Herzegovina3
- Georgia3
- Netherlands3
- Russia3
- Senegal3
- Switzerland3
Countries with 1–2 current NBA players
Too few current players for a page of their own, so here they are in full.
- Belgium (2) — Ajay Mitchell, Toumani Camara
- Dominican Republic (2) — Al Horford, David Jones Garcia
- Israel (2) — Deni Avdija, Emanuel Sharp
- Italy (2) — Simone Fontecchio, Tristan Vukcevic
- Lithuania (2) — Domantas Sabonis, Kasparas Jakucionis
- Serbia (2) — Bogdan Bogdanovic, Nikola Jokic
- Austria (1) — Jakob Poeltl
- Brazil (1) — Gui Santos
- Congo (1) — Oscar Tshiebwe
- Croatia (1) — Mario Hezonja
- Czech Republic (1) — Vit Krejci
- Democratic Republic of Congo (1) — Jonathan Kuminga
- Estonia (1) — Henri Veesaar
- Finland (1) — Lauri Markkanen
- Greece (1) — Giannis Antetokounmpo
- Guinea (1) — Moussa Cisse
- Haiti (1) — Skal Labissiere
- Jamaica (1) — Nick Richards
- Japan (1) — Rui Hachimura
- Latvia (1) — Kristaps Porzingis
- Mexico (1) — Karim Lopez
- Mongolia (1) — Mike Sharavjamts
- New Zealand (1) — Steven Adams
- Nicaragua (1) — Norchad Omier
- Portugal (1) — Neemias Queta
- Slovenia (1) — Luka Doncic
- South Sudan (1) — Khaman Maluach
- Sweden (1) — Pelle Larsson
- Turkey (1) — Alperen Sengun
- Ukraine (1) — Svi Mykhailiuk