List of association football families

# List of association football families

## Abstract

This is a list of association football families. 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).

- 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.

## Father–son play in the same match

- Alec Herd, David Herd — Stockport County, (1950–51 season)

- Ian Bowyer, Gary Bowyer — Hereford United, (1989–90 season)

- Henrik Larsson, Jordan Larsson — Högaborgs BK, (2013 season)

- Rivaldo, Rivaldinho — Mogi Mirim (2014 season)

- Maman Abdurahman, Rafa Abdurahman — Persija Jakarta (2023–24 season)

## Afghanistan

- Qays Shayesteh, Faysal Shayesteh (brother)

- David Najem, Adam Najem (brother)

## Antigua and Barbuda

- Dario Barthley, Dajun Barthley, Dajari Barthley (brothers)

- Sowerby Gomes, Amaya Gomes (daughter)

- Courtney Wildin, Luther Wildin (brother)

## Argentina

- Rodrigo Acosta, Lautaro Acosta (brother)

- Sergio Agüero, Mauricio del Castillo, Gastón del Castillo (brothers)

- Pablo Aimar, Andrés Aimar (brother)

- Sergio Almirón Sr., Sergio Almirón Jr. (son)

- Ricardo Altamirano, Lionel Altamirano (nephew)

- Julio Asad, Omar Asad (nephew), Yamil Asad (Omar's son)

- Angelo Badini, Emilio Badini, Cesare Badini, Augusto Badini (brothers)

- Guillermo Barros Schelotto, Gustavo Barros Schelotto (twin brother)

- Marcelo Barticciotto, Bruno Barticciotto (son)

- José Batista, Sergio Batista, Norberto Batista, Fernando Batista (sons)

- Delfín Benítez Cáceres (see Paraguay)

- Carlos Bianchi, Eduardo Domínguez (son-in-law)

- Maxi Biancucchi, Emanuel Biancucchi (brother), Lionel Messi (cousin), Bojan (Lionel's fourth cousin), Bojan Krkić (Bojan Jr.'s father)

- Cristian Biglia, Lucas Biglia (brother)

- Antonio Blanco, Eduardo Blanco (brother)

- Jonathan Bottinelli, Darío Bottinelli (brother)

- Jorge Brown, Carlos Brown, Ernesto Brown, Alfredo Brown, Eliseo Brown, Diego Brown, Tomás Brown (brothers), Juan Domingo Brown (cousin)

- José Luis Brown, Juan Ignacio Brown (son)

- Nicolás Burdisso, Guillermo Burdisso (brother)

- José Luis Calderón, Lucas Calderón (son)

- Nicolás Cambiasso, Esteban Cambiasso (brother)

- Pedro Canaveri, Zoilo Canavery (cousin)

- Vladislao Cap, Jorge Borelli (son-in-law), Éder Borelli (grandson, son of Jorge)

- Jorge Davino, Flavio Davino, Duilio Davino (sons)

- Vicente de la Mata, Francisco de la Mata (brother)

- Manuel De Saa, Eduardo De Saa (brother)

- Rodolfo De Zorzi, Emilio De Zorzi (brother)

- Attilio Demaría (see Italy)

- Leandro Desábato, Leandro Luis Desábato, Andrés Desábato (cousins, twins)

- Alfredo Di Stéfano (see Alfredo Di Stefano Sr.)

- Juan Carlos Díaz, Daniel Díaz (brother)

- Roberto Díaz, Lautaro Díaz (son)

- Zenón Díaz, Juan Díaz (brother), Oscar Díaz (son), Octavio Díaz (nephew/Juan's son)

- Héctor Enrique, Carlos Enrique, Fernando Enrique, Ramiro Enrique (sons)

- Marcelo Espina, Santiago Espina (son)

- Juan Evaristo, Mario Evaristo (brother)

- Néstor Fabbri, Jonathan Calleri (nephew)

- Victorio Faggiani, Ernesto Faggiani (brother)

- Adolfo Ferraresi, Nahuel Ferraresi (son)

- Enzo Ferrero, Oscar Ferrero (brother)

- Lautaro Formica, Mauro Formica (brother)

- Darío Franco, Emiliano Franco (son)

- Ramiro Funes Mori, Rogelio Funes Mori (twin brother), Mauro Díaz (brother-in-law)

- Marcelo Gallardo, Nahuel Gallardo (son)

- Rubén Galletti, Luciano Galletti (son)

- Óscar Garré, Emiliano Garré, Ezequiel Garré (sons), Benjamín Garré (grandson, son of Emiliano)

- Daniel Gazzaniga, Paulo Gazzaniga, Gianfranco Gazzaniga (sons)

- Emmanuel Gigliotti, Sebastián Gigliotti (brother)

- Mariano González, Pablo González (brother)

- Carlos Griguol, Víctor Marchesini (son-in-law)

- Julio Grondona, Héctor Grondona (brother), Julio Ricardo Grondona, Humberto Grondona (sons), Gustavo Grondona (nephew), Jaime Grondona (distant relative)

- Harry Hayes, Ennis Hayes (brother)

- Jorge Higuaín, Federico Higuaín, Gonzalo Higuaín (sons)

- Claudio Husaín, Darío Husaín (brother)

- Ariel Ibagaza, Iago Ibagaza (son)

- Emiliano Insúa, Emanuel Insúa (brother)

- Luis Islas, Daniel Islas (brother), Pablo Islas (brother, twin of Daniel)

- Diego Klimowicz, Javier Klimowicz, Nicolás Klimowicz (brothers), Mateo Klimowicz (son), Luka Klimowicz (nephew/son of Javier)

- Ángel Labruna, Omar Labruna (son)

- Tomás Lanzini, Manuel Lanzini (brother)

- Giovani Lo Celso, Francesco Lo Celso (brother)

- Juan Carlos Loustau, Patricio Loustau (son)

- Luis Antonio Ludueña, Daniel Ludueña, Gonzalo Ludueña (sons)

- Javier Lux, Germán Lux (brother)

- Patricio Mac Allister, Carlos Mac Allister (brother), Francis Mac Allister, Kevin Mac Allister, Alexis Mac Allister (nephews, sons of Carlos)

- Alejandro Mancuso, Gianluca Mancuso (son)

- Diego Maradona, Raúl Maradona, Hugo Maradona (brothers), Diego Sinagra (son), Sergio Agüero (son-in-law), Sergio Daniel López (nephew), Diego Hernán Maradona, Jorge Raúl Maradona (nephews, sons of Raúl), Hernán López (great-nephew, son of Sergio Daniel)

- Gerardo Martino, Martín Luciano (nephew)

- Oscar Mas, Leonardo Mas (son)

- Cristian Menin, Yésica Menin (sister), Danilo Rinaldi, Federico Rinaldi (cousins)

- Diego Milito, Gabriel Milito (brother)

- Antonio Mohamed, Shayr Mohamed (son), Santiago Hezze (nephew)

- Ariel Montenegro, Daniel Montenegro (brother)

- Carlos Horacio Moreno, Carlos Moreno, Júnior Moreno, Marcelo Moreno (sons)

- Francisco Mosso, Benito Mosso, Eugenio Mosso, Julio Mosso (brothers)

- Ricardo Jorge Navarro, Rubén Montoya (brother-in-law), Carlos Navarro Montoya, Edgar Navarro Montoya (sons), Ezequiel Navarro Montoya (grandson/son of Carlos)

- Ermindo Onega, Daniel Onega (brother)

- Cesar Paiber, Brandon Paiber (son)

- Rodrigo Palacio (see José Ramón Palacio)

- Martín Palermo, Ryduan Palermo (son)

- Leandro Paredes, Franco Paredes (cousin)

- Gonzalo Pavone, Mariano Pavone (brother)

- Pablo Paz, Nico Paz (son)

- Juan Perinetti, Natalio Perinetti, Carlos Perinetti (brothers)

- Mauricio Pochettino, Maurizio Pochettino (son)

- Nery Pumpido, Juan Pablo Pumpido (son)

- Sebastián Rambert (see Ángel Rambert)

- Juan Román Riquelme, Sebastián Riquelme (brother)

- Leonardo Rodríguez, Thomas Rodríguez (son)

- Maxi Rodríguez, Alexis Rodríguez, Denis Rodríguez (cousins/Denis & Alexis are twins)

- Atilio Romagnoli, Leandro Romagnoli (son)

- Diego Romero, Luka Romero (son)

- Alejandro Roncaglia, Facundo Roncaglia (brother)

- Oscar Ruggeri, Stephan Ruggeri (son)

- Miguel Ángel Russo, Ignacio Russo (son)

- Florencio Sarasíbar, Félix Sarasíbar (brother)

- Mauro Scaloni, Lionel Scaloni (brother)

- Héctor Scotta, Valentino Fattore (grandson)

- Fabio Schiavi, Rolando Schiavi (brother)

- José Serrizuela, Juan José Serrizuela (brother)

- Diego Simeone, Giovanni Simeone, Gianluca Simeone, Giuliano Simeone (sons)

- Jorge Solari, Eduardo Solari (brother), Santiago Solari, Esteban Solari, David Solari (nephews, sons of Eduardo), Augusto Solari (grandson, cousin-nephew of Santiago and his bros), Fernando Redondo Solari, Federico Redondo (cousin-nephews of Santiago and his bros), Fernando Redondo (father of Fernando Jr. and Federico)

- Diego Soñora, Joel Soñora, Alan Soñora (sons)

- Gabino Sosa, Blas Sosa (brother)

- Matías Suárez, Gastón Álvarez Suárez (nephew), Federico Álvarez (nephew/cousin of Gastón)

- Maximiliano Susán, José Susán (brother)

- Alexander Szymanowski, Marianela Szymanowski (sister)

- George Tarantini, Alberto Tarantini (brother)

- Jorge Trezeguet, David Trezeguet (son)

- Marcelo Trobbiani, Pablo Trobbiani (son)

- Juan Vairo, Federico Vairo (brother)

- Juan Ramón Verón, Juan Sebastián Verón, Iani Verón (sons), Deian Verón (grandson/son of Juan Sebastián), Pedro Verde (brother-in-law)

- Enrique Vidallé, Jonathan Vidallé (son)

- Arnold Watson Hutton (see Alexander Watson Hutton)

- Sergio Zanetti, Javier Zanetti (brother)

- Sergio Zárate, Ariel Zárate, Rolando Zárate, Mauro Zárate (brothers), Luca Zárate (nephew/son of Ariel), Tobías Zárate (nephew/son of Rolando)

- Franco Zuculini, Bruno Zuculini (brother)

## Aruba

- Leroy Oehlers, Dwight Oehlers (brother)

## Australia

- Marin Alagich, Joe Alagich (son), Colin Alagich (nephew), Richie Alagich (son of Colin), Dianne Alagich (daughter of Colin/Richie's sister), Ethan Alagich (great-nephew/Richie's son)

- Ross Aloisi, John Aloisi (brother)

- John Anastasiadis, Dean Anastasiadis (brother)

- Terry Antonis, George Antonis (brother)

- Graham Arnold, Trent Sainsbury (son-in-law)

- Francis Awaritefe, Reuben Awaritefe (son)

- Kearyn Baccus, Keanu Baccus (brother)

- Paul Bilokapic, Nicholas Bilokapic (nephew)

- Martin Boyle (see Rachael Boyle)

- Vic Bozanic, Oliver Bozanic (son),

- Mark Bresciano, Robert Bresciano (brother)

- Ashley Brown, Jordan Brown (brother)

- Rod Brown, Corey Brown (son)

- Tim Cahill, Chris Cahill (brother), Damien Fonoti (cousin), Kyah Cahill (son), Shae Cahill (son)

- Leo Carle, Nick Carle (brother)

- Amy Chapman, Georgia Chapman (twin sister)

- Scott Chipperfield, Liam Chipperfield (son)

- John Coyne, Chris Coyne, Jamie Coyne (sons), Aidan Coyne (grandson/son of Chris)

- Jason Culina (see Branko Culina)

- Jock Cumberford, Dave Cumberford (brother)

- Alan Davidson, Jason Davidson (son)

- Thomas Deng (see Peter Deng)

- Alistair Edwards, Cameron Edwards, Ryan Edwards (sons)

- Callum Elder (see Paddy Turner)

- Ahmad Elrich, Tarek Elrich (brother)

- Frank Farina, Zenon Caravella (nephew)

- Ivan Franjic, Joseph Franjic (brother)

- Ciara Fowler, Mary Fowler (sister)

- Alex Gibb, Lex Gibb (son)

- Adam Griffiths, Joel Griffiths (twin brother), Ryan Griffiths (brother)

- Andy Henderson, Bill Henderson (son)

- Steve Hogg, Kahlia Hogg (daughter)

- Bernie Ibini-Isei, Princess Ibini-Isei (sister)

- Tomi Juric, Deni Juric (brother)

- Leena Khamis, Sham Khamis (sister)

- Taren King, Joel King (brother)

- Alou Kuol, Teng Kuol, Garang Kuol (brother)

- Percy Lennard, Jack Lennard (son)

- Jamie Maclaren (see Donald MacLaren)

- John Markovski, Tom Markovski (brother), Jonas Markovski (son), Maja Markovski (niece/Tom's daughter),

- Garry McDowall, Kenny McDowall (brother)

- Ryan McGowan, Dylan McGowan (brother)

- Brodie Mooy, Aaron Mooy (cousin)

- Damian Mori, Joshua Mori (son)

- Joe Mullen, Daniel Mullen (son), Matthew Mullen, Alex Mullen (nephews)

- Bugsy Nyskohus, John Nyskohus (brother)

- Jason Petkovic, Michael Petkovic (brother)

- Dimitri Petratos, Kosta Petratos, Maki Petratos (brothers)

- Tony Popovic, Kristian Popovic, Gabriel Popovic (sons)

- Alex Roberteson, Mark Robertson, Alexander Robertson (grandson, son of Mark)

- Mark Schwarzer, Julian Schwarzer (son)

- Gema Simon, Kyah Simon (cousin)

- Robbie Slater, Tom Slater (son)

- Harry Souttar (see John Souttar)

- Ryan Strain (see Gerry Baker)

- Ashleigh Sykes, Nicole Begg (née Sykes) (twin sister)

- Al Hassan Toure, Mohamed Toure, Musa Toure (brothers)

- Cliff van Blerk, Jason van Blerk (son)

- Gary van Egmond, Emily van Egmond (daughter)

- Aurelio Vidmar, Tony Vidmar (brother), Mikayla Vidmar (niece/daughter of Tony), Kane Vidmar (nephew/son of Tony)

- Dario Vidošić (see Rado Vidošić)

- Mark Viduka, Luka Modrić (cousin)

- Rhys Williams, Aryn Williams, Ryan Williams (brothers)

- Tameka Yallop (see Kirsty Yallop)

- Kusini Yengi, Tete Yengi (brother)

- Ned Zelić, Ivan Zelic (brother), Lucy Zelic (sister)

- Andrew Zinni, Stefan Zinni (son)

## Bangladesh

- Sohel Rana, Pappu Hossain (nephew)

## Barbados

- Fabian Forde, Shaq Forde (son)

- Curtis Hutson (see Ryan Giggs)

- Louie Soares, Tom Soares (brother)

## Bermuda

- Andrew Bascome, David Bascome (brother), Druw Bascome (daughter), Drewonde Bascome, Osagi Bascome (nephews), Mia Fishel (niece)

## Bolivia

- Julio César Baldivieso, Mauricio Baldivieso (son)

- Diego Bejarano, Danny Bejarano (cousin)

- Ramiro Dalence, Martin Smedberg-Dalence (son)

- José Carlo Fernández, Genaro Fernández (brother), Cristian Fernández (son)

- Arturo Galarza, Luis Galarza, Sergio Galarza (see Ramón Mayeregger)

- Ronald García, Ignacio García (brother)

- Limberg Gutiérrez Sr., Limberg Gutiérrez Jr. (son)

- Luis Liendo Sr., Luis Liendo Jr. (son)

- Marcelo Martins (see Mauro Martins)

- Milton Melgar, Milton Erick Melgar (son), Sebastián Melgar (grand-nephew)

- Ronaldo Monteiro, Enzo Monteiro (brother)

- Álvaro Peña, José Peña (brother)

- Juan Manuel Peña, Adrián Peña (son)

- William Ramallo, Rodrigo Ramallo (son)

- Jesús Sagredo, José Sagredo (twin brother)

- Erwin Sánchez, Erwin Junior Sánchez (son)

- Marco Sandy, Daniel Sandy (son)

- Wilder Zabala, Leonardo Zabala (nephew)

## Brazil

- Aldo, Bira (brother)

- Allan Aal, Netinho (brother)

- Adalberto, Rodrigo (son)

- Cláudio Adão, Felipe Adão (son)

- Alcindo, Alfeu, Kim (brothers)

- José Amoroso Filho, Márcio Amoroso (nephew)

- Marcos Assunção (see Marcos Senna)

- Júnior Baiano, Jorginho Baiano (brother), Patrick (son)

- Nelsinho Baptista, Eduardo Baptista (son)

- Bazzani, Bazzaninho (brother), Olivério Bazzani (father)

- Bebeto, Mattheus (son)

- Bernardo, Bernardo Jr. (son)

- Matheus Biteco, Guilherme Biteco, Gabriel Biteco (brothers)

- Édson Bonifácio, Patrick Boni (son)

- Marcelo Bordon, Filipe Bordon (son)

- Dulcídio Wanderley Boschilia (referee), Gabriel Boschilia (nephew)

- Petronilho de Brito, Waldemar de Brito (brother)

- Camarão, Siriri (brother)

- Carlos Alberto, Fernando (brother)

- Leandro Castán, Luciano Castán (brother)

- César Maluco, Caio Cambalhota, Luisinho Lemos (brothers)

- Péricles Chamusca, Marcelo Chamusca (brother)

- Cléo, Paulo Souza (brother)

- Cocada, Dito, Leba, Rudney, Müller (Edmur), Müller (brothers)

- Edu Coimbra, Zico (brother), Júnior Coimbra, Thiago Coimbra (nephews, sons of Zico), Eduardo Quaresma (distant relative)

- Ladislau da Guia, Domingos da Guia, Luiz Antônio da Guia, Mamede da Guia (brothers), Ademir da Guia (nephew/son of Domingos)

- Djalma Dias, Djalminha (son)

- Nílson Dias, Nei Dias (brother)

- Dinei, Ney de Oliveira (father)

- Dondinho, Pelé (son), Zoca (son), Edinho, Joshua (grandsons, sons of Pelé), Octavio Felinto (great-grandson)

- Doni, João Paulo (brother)

- Dudu, Dorival Júnior (nephew), Lucas Silvestre (son of Dorival Júnior)

- Duílio Dias, Duílio Júnior (son)

- Eric, Rodrygo (son)

- Fernando Ferretti, Tuca Ferretti, Bruno Ferretti (brothers)

- Elisio Gabardo, Idilio Gabardo, Dibailo Gabardo, Hermenegildo Gabardo (brothers)

- Carlos Alberto Gambarotta, Guido Gambarotta (brother)

- Garrincha, Jimmy dos Santos (brother)

- Gatão, Gatãozinho (son)

- Geraldo Assoviador, Geraldo Alves, Bruno Alves, Júlio Alves (nephews)

- Almir Gil, Sérgio Gil, Tonho Gil (brothers)

- Gilson Gênio, Gilcimar (brother)

- Giovanni, Emerson Palmieri (brother)

- Anfilogino Guarisi (see Manuel Augusto Marques)

- Luiz Imparato, Ernesto Imparato, Antônio Imparato, Caetano Imparato (brothers)

- Itaqui, Itaqui (brother), Itaqui (cousin)

- Jairzinho, Jair Ventura (son)

- Jorge Leandro, Leanderson (son)

- Josimar, Josimar Júnior (son)

- Júlio César, Darci (brother)

- Juninho (born November 1989), Bruno Henrique (brother)

- Juninho (born January 1989), Ricardo Goulart (brother)

- Kaká, Digão (brother), Eduardo Delani (cousin)

- King, Teleco (brother)

- Rolando de Lamare, Abelardo de Lamare, Adhemaro de Lamare (brothers)

- Sebastião Lazaroni, Bruno Lazaroni (son)

- Leandro, Dedé, Cacá (brothers)

- Leivinha, Lucas Leiva (nephew)

- Lela, Alecsandro, Richarlyson (sons), Deco (Alecsandro's brother-in-law)

- Luisão, Alex Silva, Andrei Silva (brothers)

- Luiz Phellype, Fabinho (brother)

- Osmar Magalhães Sr., Osmar Magalhães, Paulo César (sons), Thiago Pereira, Rafael Magalhães (grandsons), Paulo Magalhães (grandson/son of Osmar)

- Marcelo Pelé, Marcelinho, Jhon Jhon (sons)

- Marcelinho Carioca, Lucas Surcin, Matheus Surcin (sons), Marquinhos (nephew)

- Marcelo, Enzo Alves (son)

- Mauro Martins, Marcelo Martins (son)

- Matheus Paquetá, Lucas Paquetá (brother)

- Maxambomba, Ninho (brother)

- Mazinho, Thiago (son), Rafinha (son)

- Isidoro Mendes, Sebastião Mendes (brother)

- Jorge Morgenstern, Jadir Morgenstern (brother)

- Zezé Moreira, Aymoré Moreira, Ayrton Moreira (brothers)

- Muriel, Alisson Becker (brother)

- Neymar Sr., Neymar Jr. (son)

- Nílton Santos, Nílson Luiz (brother)

- Ninão, Otávio Fantoni (cousin), Niginho, Orlando Fantoni (brothers), Fernando, Benito Fantoni (sons)

- Oswaldo de Oliveira, Waldemar Lemos (brother)

- Ary Patusca, Araken Patusca (brother), Arnaldo da Silveira (cousin)

- Paulo César de Oliveira, Luís Flávio de Oliveira (referees, brother)

- Marcos Pereira, Andreas Pereira (son)

- Pinga, Ziza (son), Arnaldo (brother)

- Quarenta, Quarentinha (son)

- Rafael, Fabio (twin brother)

- Raniele, Eric (brother)

- Rivaldo, Rivaldinho (son), João Ferreira (son)

- Romário, Romarinho (son)

- Ronaldinho, Assis (brother), João Mendes (son) Diego Assis (nephew)

- Ronaldo, Milene Domingues (ex-wife)

- Roque, Cauã Lucca (son)

- Jair Rosa Pinto, Orlando Rosa Pinto (brother), Roberto Pinto (nephew)

- Sabará, Tiquinho (son)

- Wilton Sampaio, Saulo Sampaio (referees, brother)

- Servílio de Jesus and Servílio de Jesus Filho (son)

- Silas, Paulo Pereira (twin brother), Eli Carlos (elder brother)

- Silva Batuta, Vanderlei (brother)

- Sócrates, Raí (brother)

- Cláudio Roberto Solito, Carlos Alberto Solito (brother)

- Amauri Stival, Cuca, Cuquinha (brothers)

- Diego Tardelli, Juninho Tardelli (brother)

- Mário Tilico (Amaro), Mário Tilico (son)

- Tite, Matheus Bachi (son)

- Sídney Tobias, Toninho Tobias (brother)

- Carlos Alberto Torres, Alexandre Torres (son)

- Túlio Maravilha, Télvio (brother)

- Valdomiro, Maicon (great-nephew)

- Vastinho, Vagner Mancini (son), Matheus Mancini (grandson)

- Jonilson Veloso, Dante (nephew)

- Tiago Volpi, Neto Volpi, Fabian Volpi (cousins)

- Wagner, Ricardo Baiano (brother)

- Waldo, Wanderley (brother)

- Wladimir, Gabriel (son)

- Zague, Luís Roberto Alves (son)

- Zé Elias, Rubinho (brother)

- Zé Maria, Fernando Lázaro (son), Marco Antônio, Tuta (brothers)

- Zizinho, Éder dos Santos (son), Giovani dos Santos, Jonathan dos Santos (sons, half-brothers of Éder)

- Zózimo, Calazans (brother)

## Brunei

- Abdul Azizi Ali Rahman, Azwan Ali Rahman (brother)

- Hardi Bujang, Mardi Mirza Abdullah (twin brother)

- Jefry Mohammad, Moksen Mohammad (brother)

- Shahrazen Said, Amalul Said (brother), Ahmad Hafiz Said (brother), Adi Said (brother), Hakeme Yazid Said (brother)

- Amir Ajmal Tahir, Aminuddin Zakwan Tahir (brother)

## Cambodia

- Keo Sokngon, Keo Sokpheng (brother)

- Um Vichet, Um Sereyroth (brother)

## Canada

- Sam Adekugbe, Elijah Adekugbe (brother)

- Matthew Baldisimo, Michael Baldisimo (brother)

- Alex Bunbury, Teal Bunbury, Mataeo Bunbury (sons)

- Marco Bustos, Melissa Bustos (sister)

- David Choinière, Mathieu Choinière (brother)

- Dwayne De Rosario, Osaze De Rosario, Adisa De Rosario (sons)

- David Edgar (see Eddie Edgar)

- Sherif El-Masri, Mariam El-Masri (sister)

- Mauro Eustáquio, Stephen Eustáquio (brother)

- Brian Gant, Bruce Gant (brother), Christine Sinclair (niece of Brian and Bruce)

- Julian de Guzman, Jonathan de Guzmán (brother)

- Will Johnson (see Brian Birch)

- John Kerr Sr., John Kerr Jr. (son)

- Richie Laryea, Reggie Laryea (brother)

- Sam Lenarduzzi, Vanni Lenarduzzi, Bob Lenarduzzi, Danny Lenarduzzi (brothers)

- Issey Nakajima-Farran, Paris Nakajima-Farran (brother)

- Noble Okello (see Denis Obua)

- Jonathan Osorio, Anthony Osorio, Nicholas Osorio (brothers)

- Mason Trafford, Charlie Trafford (cousin)

## Cayman Islands

- Rico Bodden, Rico Bodden Jr. (son)

- Andrew Holness, Albertini Holness (son)

- Luis Morejon, Devonte Morejon (son)

- Antwan Seymour, Ernie Seymour (brother)

## Chile

- José Abarca, Diego Abarca (son), Jorge Acuña (cousin-in-law)

- Nicolás Abumohor, Ricardo Abumohor (son), Constantino Mohor (distant relative)

- Williams Alarcón Sr., Williams Alarcón Jr. (son)

- Miiko Albornoz (see Mauricio Albornoz)

- Patricio Almendra, Jonatan Almendra (brother)

- Luis Hernán Álvarez, Cristián Álvarez, Iván Álvarez (twin sons)

- Manuel Álvarez, Mario Álvarez (brother)

- Franz Arancibia, Leopoldo Arancibia, Eduardo Arancibia, Roque Arancibia (brothers), Francisco Arancibia (nephew/son of Leopoldo)

- Manuel Arancibia, Carlos Arancibia (brother)

- Orlando Aravena, Jorge Aravena (nephew)

- Karen Araya, Bernardo Araya (brother)

- Francisco Arellano, David Arellano, Guillermo Arellano (brothers)

- Juan Arias, Antonio Arias, Óscar Arias, Enrique Arias, Jorge Arias, Miguel Ángel Arias (brothers)

- Mauricio Aros, Joaquín Aros (son)

- Telésforo Báez, Guillermo Báez (brother)

- Bruno Barticciotto (see Marcelo Barticciotto)

- Hugo Berly, Jaime Berly (brother)

- Hernán Bolaños (see Costa Rica)

- Eduardo Bonvallet, Jean Pierre Bonvallet (son)

- Christian Bravo Sr., Christian Bravo Jr. (son)

- Melissa Bustos (see Marco Bustos)

- Félix Cantín, José Luis Sierra Sr. (grandnephew), José Luis Sierra Jr. (son of José Luis Sr.), Sebastián Miranda (brother-in-law of José Luis Sr.), Benjamín Sierra (nephew of José Luis Sr. and Sebastián)

- Rafael Caroca, Ignacio Caroca, Matías Caroca (brothers)

- Osvaldo Carvajal, Voltaire Carvajal (brother)

- Hernán Carvallo, Fernando Carvallo, Luis Hernán Carvallo (sons)

- Luis Casanova Sr., Luis Casanova Jr. (son)

- Víctor Castañeda, Rolando Castañeda, Hugo Castañeda, Gerardo Castañeda (brothers), Víctor Hugo Castañeda, Cristián Castañeda (nephews/sons of Hugo)

- Óscar Castro, Niklas Castro (grandson)

- Matías Catalán, Marcos Catalán (brother)

- Luis Ceballos, Sergio Ceballos (brother)

- Luis Chavarría, Luis Cabezas (nephew)

- Raúl Coloma, Julio Coloma (brother), Luis Coloma (son)

- Julio Córdova, Jorge Córdova (brother)

- Fernando Cornejo Sr., Fernando Cornejo Jr. (son)

- Marco Cornez, Nicolás Córdova (son)

- Humberto Cruz Sr., Humberto Cruz Jr., Claudio Cruz (sons)

- Eduardo De Saa (see Manuel De Saa)

- Juan Delgado, Felipe Delgado (brother)

- Ítalo Díaz, Paulo Díaz, Nicolás Díaz (sons)

- Carlos Dittborn, Santiago Dittborn (great-nephew)

- José Luis Donoso, Mauricio Donoso (brother)

- Hugo Droguett, Jaime Droguett (brother)

- Óscar Fabbiani, Ricardo Fabbiani, Ariel Fabbiani, Daniel Fabbiani (brothers), Cristian Fabbiani (nephew)

- Matías Fernández, Nazareno Fernández (brother)

- Pedro Fernández, Hernán Fernández (brother)

- Cristián Flores, Kevin Flores (son)

- Luis Flores Pizarro, Luis Flores Abarca (son)

- Alberto Fouillioux Sr., Alberto Fouillioux Jr. (son)

- Eduardo Fournier, Gianni Fournier (son)

- Pablo Galdames Sr., Pablo Galdames Jr., Thomas Galdames, Benjamín Galdames (sons), Mathías Galdames (son/half-brother of Pablo Jr., Thomas and Benjamín) Nerea Sánchez Millán (distant relative of Galdames brothers)

- Daniel Galindo, Mario Galindo (son)

- Darío Gálvez, Alejandro Osorio (cousin)

- Adán Godoy, Carlos Rivas Sr. (son-in-law) Carlos Rivas Jr. (grandson/son of Carlos Sr.)

- Eduardo Gómez, Rubén Gómez, Omar Gómez, Osvaldo Gómez (brothers)

- Aníbal González Sr., Aníbal González Jr. (son)

- Ricardo González, Richard González (son)

- Juan Carlos Guarda, Luis Guarda (brother)

- Vladimir Guerrero, Maximiliano Guerrero (son)

- Orlando Gutiérrez, Felipe Gutiérrez (brother)

- Elías Hartard, Sofía Hartard (sister)

- César Henríquez, Ángelo Henríquez (brother)

- Iván Hernández, Mauricio Hernández (brother), Arturo Norambuena (cousin)

- Alejandro Hisis, Dominique Hisis, Alexandra Hisis (daughters)

- Carlos Hoffmann, Reynaldo Hoffmann (brother), Reinaldo Hoffmann, Alejandro Hoffmann (nephews/sons of Reynaldo), Raúl González (son-in-law of Reynaldo), Mark González (grandnephew/son of Raúl)

- Carlos Hormazábal, Pablo Hormazábal (son)

- Gustavo Huerta Sr., Gustavo Huerta Jr., Fernando Huerta, Carlos Huerta (sons)

- Osvaldo Hurtado, Francisco Ugarte (brother-in-law)

- Luis Ibarra, Marcelo Pacheco (son-in-law)

- Ignacio Jeraldino, Juan Jeraldino (twin brother)

- Luis Jiménez, Francisco Arriagada (nephew-in-law)

- Eugenio Julio, María Cristina Julio (niece)

- Lucas Kuscevic, Benjamín Kuscevic (brother)

- Félix Landa, Honorino Landa (brother)

- Francisco Las Heras Sr., Francisco Las Heras Jr. (son)

- Óscar Lee-Chong, Felipe Lee-Chong (son), Luis Lee-Chong (brother), Jaime Carreño (nephew)

- Mario Lepe, Óscar Lepe (brother), Ariel Uribe (cousin)

- Juan Livingstone, Sergio Livingstone (son), Andrés Livingstone, Mario Livingstone (grandsons/Sergio's nephews)

- José López, Luis López (brother)

- Benjamín Lorca, Juan Lorca (nephew)

- Paulo Magalhães (see Osmar Magalhães Sr.)

- Javier Margas, Catalina Margas (daughter), Luis Miguel Margas (son)

- Christian Martínez, Sebastián Martínez (brother)

- Gary Medel, Kevin Medel (brother)

- Gerardo Mediavilla, Felipe Mediavilla (brother)

- Rodrigo Meléndez, Javier Meléndez (son)

- Eugenio Méndez, Javier Méndez (brother)

- Sergio Messen, Fernando Messen (brother), Marcelo Salas (Sergio's niece's husband)

- Leonardo Monje, Joaquín Monje (son)

- Óscar Montalva, Carlos Araneda (nephew)

- Cristián Montecinos, Joaquín Montecinos (son)

- Clemente Montes (see Richard Barroilhet)

- Horacio Muñoz, Bartolo Muñoz (brother)

- Luis Núñez, Bryan Núñez (son)

- Cristián Olguín Sr., Cristián Olguín Jr. (son)

- Cristian Olivares, Richard Olivares (brother)

- Raúl Ormeño, Álvaro Ormeño, Martín Ormeño (sons)

- Julio Osorio, Luis Pérez (cousin)

- Guillermo Páez, Juan Páez (brother), Mauricio Pozo (son-in-law), Juan Pozo (Mauricio's father), Pablo Pozo, Nicolás Pozo (Mauricio's brothers)

- Atanasio Pardo, José Pardo (brother), Amalia Pardo (daughter), Claudio Bravo (grandson-in-law)

- Pablo Pasache (see Peru)

- Manuel Pedreros Sr., Leonel Pedreros (brother), Manuel Pedreros Jr. (son)

- Amed Pinto, Yashir Islame (brother)

- Rodrigo Pinto, Miguel Pinto (brother)

- Jaime Pizarro, Vicente Pizarro (son)

- Carlos Poblete Sr., Carlos Poblete Jr. (son)

- Ulises Poirier, Gustavo Poirrier (grandnephew)

- Fernando Prieto, Andrés Prieto, Ignacio Prieto (sons)

- Pablo Puyol, Mariano Puyol (son)

- Aníbal Ramírez, Jaime Ramírez (son)

- Carlos Reinoso Sr., Carlos Reinoso Jr. (son)

- Roberto Reynero, Felipe Reynero (son)

- Melchor Riera, Jaime Riera, Fernando Riera, Guillermo Riera, Juan Riera (brothers)

- Rolando Rivera, Rodrigo Rivera (son)

- George Robledo, Ted Robledo (brother)

- Héctor Robles, Andrés Robles (son)

- Héctor Roco Sr., Marcial Roco (brother), Héctor Roco Jr. (son), Sebastián Roco (nephew/Marcial's son), Bastián Roco (grandnephew/Sebastián's son)

- Manuel Rodríguez Vega, Gabriel Rodríguez Vega, Juan Rodríguez Vega (brothers), Juan Rodríguez Rubio, Francisco Rodríguez Rubio (nephews/Juan's sons)

- Bernardino Rojas, Nino Rojas (son), Ángelo Sagal, Bastián Sagal (nephews)

- Eladio Rojas, Leonel Herrera Sr. (cousin), Leonel Herrera Jr. (son of Leonel)

- Luis Rojas Sr., Silvio Rojas, Luis Rojas Jr. (sons)

- Ildefonso Rubio, Hugo Rubio (son), Eduardo Rubio, Matías Rubio, Diego Rubio (grandsons/sons of Hugo)

- Mario Salinas Sr., Mario Salinas Jr. (son)

- Mariana Sandoval, Gilberto Moreno (son), Charles Aránguiz (son/half-brother of Gilberto), Mario Sandoval (nephew)

- Carlos Schneeberger, Eduardo Schneeberger (cousin)

- Alfonso Sepúlveda, José Failla (cousin), Jorge Torres, Nelson Torres (cousins), Sergio Torres (cousin)

- Joel Soto, José Soto (nephew)

- Humberto Suazo, Arantza Suazo, Grettel Suazo (daughters)

- Carlos Tejas, Carla Tejas (daughter)

- Rolando Torino, Armando Melgar (son-in-law), Pablo Melgar, Javier Melgar (grandsons)

- Javiera Toro, Ian Toro (brother)

- Juan Toro, Juan Toro Jr. (son or nephew), Hugo Bravo (grandson), Jorge Valdivia, Claudio Valdivia (grandsons/half-brothers of Hugo)

- Luka Tudor, Milan Tudor (son)

- Raimundo Tupper, Javier González (cousin-nephew)

- Francisco Valdés, Sebastián González (nephew)

- Esteban Valencia Sr., Esteban Valencia Jr. (son)

- Eduardo Vargas, Emanuel Vargas (cousin)

- Sergio Vargas, Emanuel Vargas (son), Manuel Iturra (son-in-law)

- Nelson Vásquez, Carlos Vásquez (brother), Carlos Vásquez Jr. (grandson)

- Leonardo Véliz, Daniel Véliz (son)

- Arturo Vidal, Gonzalo Vásquez (cousin), Daniel Malhue (brother-in-law)

- Eduardo Vilches, Andrés Vilches (brother)

- Moisés Villarroel, Martín Villarroel (son)

- Gustavo Viveros, Ricardo Viveros (nephew), Juan Francisco Viveros (nephew/cousin of Ricardo)

- Fernando Wirth, Erwin Wirth, Óscar Wirth (sons), Rainer Wirth (grandson/son of Óscar)

- Guillermo Yávar, Jorge Yávar (brother)

- Víctor Zelada, Jorge Zelada (brother)

## China

- Gao Zhongxun, Gao Zhunyi (son)

- Gao Sheng, Takahiro Ko (son)

- Hao Haidong, Hao Haitao (cousin), Hao Runze (son)

- Jiang Jin, Jiang Hong (brother)

- Liu Tao, Song Xiaoli (wife)

- Peng Weiguo, Peng Weijun (brother)

- Sun Ji, Sun Xiang (twin brother)

- Tang Miao, Tang Xin (twin brother)

- Wang Huiliang, Wang Peng (son)

- Xie Hongjun, Xie Feng (son)

- Xie Yuxin, Xie Weijun (son)

- Yao Daogang, Yao Wei (sister)

- Zhang Chenglin, Zhang Chengxiang (brother)

## Colombia

- Armando Amaya, José Amaya (son)

- Adolfo Andrade, Andrés Andrade (son)

- Juan Pablo Ángel, Tomás Ángel (son)

- Sergio Angulo, Mario Sergio Angulo (son)

- Paulo César Arango, Johan Arango (brother)

- Víctor Aristizábal, Emilio Aristizábal (son)

- Óscar Bolaño, Jorge Bolaño, Hugo Bolaño (sons)

- Wilmer Cabrera Sr., David Cabrera, Wilmer Cabrera Jr. (sons)

- Miguel Calero, Juan José Calero (son)

- Teófilo Campaz, Víctor Campaz (brother)

- Alfonso Cañón, José Miguel Cañón (brother), Roberto Alfonso Cañón (son)

- Bréiner Castillo, Juan Diego Castillo (nephew)

- Luis Felipe Chará, Diego Chará, Yimmi Chará (brothers)

- Marco Coll, Mario Coll (son)

- Wilman Conde Sr., Wilman Conde Jr. (son)

- Manuel Córdoba, Jhon Córdoba (son)

- Óscar Córdoba, Vanessa Córdoba (daughter)

- Jaime Deluque, Marlon Deluque (son)

- Alfredo Di Stefano (see Alfredo Di Stefano Sr.)

- Ernesto Díaz, Andrés Ernesto Díaz, Francisco Javier Díaz (sons)

- Hernán Escobar, Álex Escobar (son)

- Santiago Escobar, Andrés Escobar (brother)

- David Ferreira, Jesús Ferreira (son)

- Luis Augusto García, Lucho García (son)

- Radamel García, Radamel Falcao (son)

- Julio Gaviria Sr., Julio Edgar Gaviria, Vides Gaviria, Osnid Gaviria (sons)

- Hernán Darío Gómez, Gabriel Gómez (brother)

- Cristian Gil Sr, Cristian Gil Jr, Brayan Gil, Mayer Gil (sons)

- Oswaldo Mackenzie, Roberto Carlos Mackenzie, Nadim Mackenzie (brothers)

- Vladimir Marín, Milena Narváez (wife), María Isabel Marín (daughter)

- Víctor Micolta, Pablo Armero (cousin)

- Santiago Montoya, Daniel Montoya (brother)

- Andrés Mosquera, Carlos Mosquera (brother)

- Óscar Muñoz Sr., Óscar Muñoz Jr. (son)

- Junior Murillo, Jeison Murillo (brother)

- Carlos Navarro Montoya (see Ricardo Jorge Navarro)

- Willington Ortiz, Julio César Ortiz (nephew)

- Nixon Perea, Andrés Perea (son)

- Robinson Rentería, Wason Rentería, Carlos Rentería (brothers)

- Freddy Rincón, Manuel Rincón, Ignacio Rincón (brothers), Sebastián Rincón (son)

- Hugo Rodallega, Carmen Rodallega (cousin)

- Wilson Rodríguez, James Rodríguez (son), David Ospina (James' brother-in-law)

- John Jairo Tréllez, Santiago Tréllez (son)

- Pablo Valderrama, Carlos Valderrama Sr. (brother), Alex Valderrama, Pablo Valderrama Jr. (sons), Carlos Valderrama, Alan Valderrama, Ronald Valderrama (nephews/sons of Carlos Sr.), Miguel González Palacios (nephew of Carlos Sr.)

- Adolfo Valencia, José Adolfo Valencia (son)

- Ariel Valenciano, Iván Valenciano (son)

- Ramiro Viáfara, Julián Viáfara (son)

- Cristián Zapata, Duván Zapata (cousin)

## Costa Rica

- Robert Arias, Aarón Salazar (nephew)

- Hernán Bolaños, Óscar Bolaños (brother)

- Jonathan Bolaños, Christian Bolaños (brother)

- Kenny Cunningham, Kevin Cunningham (twin brother)

- Jervis Drummond, Gerald Drummond (twin brother)

- Guillermo Elizondo Sr., Carlos Elizondo, Guillermo Elizondo Jr., Wálter Elizondo (sons)

- Alexandre Guimarães, Celso Borges (son)

- Ariel Lassiter (see Roy Lassiter)

- Dennis Marshall Sr., Dennis Marshall Jr. (son)

- Roy Myrie, David Myrie (brother)

- Erick Rodríguez, Ariel Rodríguez (son)

- Bryan Ruiz, Yendrick Ruiz (brother)

- Alejandro Sequeira, Douglas Sequeira Sr. (brother), Douglas Sequeira Jr. (nephew/son of Douglas Sr.)

- Mauricio Solís, Erick Solís (brother)

- Vicente Wanchope, Javier Wanchope, Paulo Wanchope (sons)

## Curaçao

- Johnsen Bacuna, Leandro Bacuna, Juninho Bacuna (brothers)

- Charlison Benschop, Kevin Felida (nephew)

- Eugene Martha, Benjamin Martha, Angelo Martha (brothers)

- Javier Martina, Cuco Martina (brother)

- Shermaine Martina, Shermar Martina (twin brother)

- Dylan Timber, Quinten Timber, Jurriën Timber (brothers)

- Nuelson Wau, Nyron Wau (brother)

## Dominican Republic

- José Espinal, Vinicio Espinal (twin brother)

- Meagan Harbison, Hailey Harbison (sister)

- Benji Núñez, Fran Núñez (twin brother)

- Antonio Santurro, Riccardo Santurro (twin brother)

## Ecuador

- Óscar Achilier Sr., Jimmy Achilier (brother), Óscar Achilier Jr., Gabriel Achilier (sons)

- Walter Ayoví, Jaime Ayoví (cousin)

- Ermen Benítez, Christian Benítez (son), Cléber Chalá (father-in-law of Christian)

- Álex Bolaños, Miller Bolaños (brother), Alexander Bolaños (cousin)

- Abdalá Bucaram, Dalo Bucaram (son)

- Gabriel Campana, Leonardo Campana (great-grandson), Isidro Romero (Leonardo's maternal grandfather)

- Héctor Carabalí, Wilson Carabalí (cousin), Omar Carabalí (son of Wilson)

- Alex Cevallos, José Francisco Cevallos (brother), Xavier Cevallos (son), José Cevallos, Gabriel Cevallos (nephews/sons of José Francisco)

- Marlon de Jesús, Bryan de Jesús (brother)

- Raúl Guerrón, Joffre Guerrón (brother)

- Carlos Gruezo Sr., Carlos Gruezo Jr. (son)

- Eduardo Hurtado, Érick Hurtado (son)

- Renato Ibarra, Romario Ibarra (brother)

- Javier Klimowicz (see Diego Klimowicz)

- Jazmín Mercado, Wendy Villón (cousin)

- Néicer Reasco, Djorkaeff Reasco (son)

- Éder Valencia, Antonio Valencia (brother)

## Egypt

- Ekramy El-Shahat, Sherif Ekramy (son)

- Yehia Emam, Hamada Emam (son), Hazem Emam (grandson, son of Hamada)

- Hossam Hassan, Ibrahim Hassan (brother)

## El Salvador

- Dennis Alas, Jaime Alas (brother)

- Darwin Cerén, Óscar Cerén (brother), Brenda Cerén (sister)

- Ronald Cerritos, Alexis Cerritos (son)

- Luis Abraham Coreas, Salvador Coreas Sr., Víctor Coreas (brothers), Salvador Coreas Jr., Raúl Coreas (nephews)

- Cristian Esnal (see Raúl Esnal)

- Cristian Gil, Brayan Gil, Mayer Gil (see Cristian Gil Sr.)

- Francisco Jovel Sr., Francisco Jovel Jr. (son)

- Salvador Mariona, Javier Mariona (grandson)

- Hugo Pérez Sr., Hugo Pérez, Giovanni Pérez (sons), Joshua Pérez (grandson/son of Giovanni)

- Pablo Punyed, Renato Punyed (brother)

- Alex Roldan (see Cesar Roldan)

- Alfredo Ruano, Mágico González (son-in-law), Mauricio González, Efraín González, Miguel González, Jesús González (Mágico's brothers), Rodrigo González (Mágico's son), Jorge Werner (Mágico's son/half-brother of Rodrigo and Jorge G.), Jorge González (Mágico's son/half-brother of Rodrigo and Jorge W.)

- Juan Ramón Sánchez, Ramón Sánchez (son)

- Óscar Ulloa Sr., Óscar Ulloa Jr., Ricardo Ulloa (sons)

- Eriq Zavaleta (see Greg Vanney)

## Fiji

- Al-Taaf Sahib, Mira Sahib (brother)

- Epeli Saukuru, Iosefo Verevou (brother)

- Ifraz Mohammed, Moustafa Mohammed (son)

## French Guiana

- Florent Malouda (see France)

- Sloan Privat, Stéphane Privat (brother)

## Grenada

- Delroy Facey, Danny Facey (brother) Anthony Griffith (cousin)

- Antonio German, Ricky German (brother)

- Anthony Modeste, Patrick Modeste (brother)

## Guadeloupe

- Jocelyn Angloma (see France)

- Stéphane Auvray, Kaïlé Auvray (son)

- Stevenson Casimir, Josué Casimir (brother)

- Yohann Thuram-Ulien (see Lilian Thuram)

- Ronald Zubar, Stéphane Zubar (brother), Claude Dielna (cousin)

## Guam

- Shawn Nicklaw, Travis Nicklaw (brother)

- Alex Lee, Justin Lee (twin brother), Nate Lee (brother)

## Guatemala

- Armando Melgar, Pablo Melgar (see Rolando Torino)

- María Amanda Monterroso, Coralia Monterroso (sister)

## Guyana

- Carl Cort, Leon Cort (brother) Ruben Loftus-Cheek (half-brother)

- Neil Danns, Jayden Danns (son)

- Briana De Souza, Kayla De Souza (sister)

- Julia Gonsalves, Olivia Gonsalves (sister)

- Reiss Greenidge, Jordan Greenidge (brother)

- Ronayne Marsh-Brown, Keanu Marsh-Brown (brother)

## Haiti

- Derrick Etienne, Darrell Etienne (twin brother), Derick Etienne Jr. & Omre Etienne (sons of Derrick), Danielle Étienne & Darice Etienne (daughters of Derrick), Darrell Etienne Jr. & Yien Etienne (sons of Darrell)

- Joseph-Marion Leandré, Fritz Leandré (brother)

- Henry Picault, Leslie Picault (son), Fafà Picault (grandson)

- Guy Saint-Vil, Roger Saint-Vil (brother)

## Honduras

- Ricardo Barrios, Alex Güity (half-brother)

- Wilmer Crisanto, Félix Crisanto (cousin)

- Edder Delgado, Juan Delgado (brother)

- Osman Elis Sr., Osman Elis Jr., Alberth Elis (sons)

- Juan Carlos Espinoza, Nahúm Espinoza (brother)

- Maynor Figueroa, Keyrol Figueroa (son)

- Milton Palacios, Jerry Palacios, Wilson Palacios, Johnny Palacios, Edwin Palacios (brothers)

- Luis Ramos, Anthony Lozano (half-brother)

- René Suazo, Maynor Suazo (son), Nicolás Suazo, David Suazo, Rubén Suazo, Henry Suazo (nephews), Hendry Thomas (nephew), Marel Álvarez Sr.(cousin-nephew of David Suazo and bros), Marel Álvarez Jr. (son of Marel Sr.)

## Hong Kong

- Lee Wai Lim, Lee Hong Lim (brother)

- Michael Udebuluzor (see Cornelius Udebuluzor)

## India

- Subrata Bhattacharya, Sunil Chhetri (son-in-law), Sushila Chhetri (mother of Sunil), Kharga B. Chhetri (father of Sunil)

- Michael Soosairaj, Michael Regin (brother)

- Syed Abdul Rahim, Syed Shahid Hakim (son)

- Jeakson Singh Thounaojam, Kritina Devi Thounaojam (sister), Amarjit Singh Kiyam (cousin)

- Pradip Kumar Banerjee, Prasun Banerjee (brother)

- Prabhsukhan Singh Gill, Gursimrat Singh Gill (brother)

- Pragyan Gogoi, Parthib Gogoi (brother)

- Jarnail Singh, Jagmohan Singh (son)

- Syed Sabir Pasha, Syed Suhail Pasha (son)

- Santosh Kashyap, Sameer Kashyap (son)

## Indonesia

- Maman Abdurrahman, Egi Melgiansyah (brother)

- Zaenal Arief, Yandi Munawar (brother)

- Irfan Bachdim, Kim Kurniawan (brother-in-law)

- Titus Bonai, Arthur Barrios Bonai (brother)

- Tonnie Cusell, Stefano Lilipaly (cousin)

- Yusuf Ekodono, Fandi Utomo, Wahyu Suboseto (sons)

- Oktafianus Fernando, Marselino Ferdinan (brother)

- Bagas Kaffa, Bagus Kahfi (twin brother)

- Indra Kahfi, Andritany Ardhiyasa (brother)

- Achmad Kurniawan, Kurnia Meiga (brother)

- Ramdani Lestaluhu, Rafid Lestaluhu (brother), Abduh Lestaluhu (Rafid's twin brother), and Pandi Lestaluhu (brother)

- Yustinus Pae, Victor Pae (brother)

- Ansar Razak, Asnawi Mangkualam, Sulthan Zaky (nephews)

- Yakob Sayuri, Yance Sayuri (twin brother)

- Brandon Scheunemann (see Timo Scheunemann)

- Ortizan Solossa, Nehemia Solossa, Boaz Solossa (brothers)

- Bejo Sugiantoro, Rachmat Irianto (son)

- Izaac Wanggai, Patrich Wanggai (brother), Imanuel Wanggai (cousin)

- Zulham Zamrun, Zulvin Zamrun (twin brother)

- Gian Zola, Beckham Putra (brother)

## Iran

- Ahmad Reza Abedzadeh, Amir Abedzadeh (son)

- Ali Danaeifard, Iraj Danaeifard (son)

- Andranik Eskandarian, Alecko Eskandarian (son)

- Mehrdad Mohammadi, Milad Mohammadi (twin brother)

- Serjik Teymourian, Andranik Teymourian (brother)

- Jamshid Nassiri, Kiyan Nassiri (son)

## Iraq

- Khalil Allawi, Karim Allawi (brother)

- Adnan Dirjal, Muhannad Darjal (son)

- Ali Kadhim, Ali Adnan (nephew)

- Mustafa Mohammed, Muntadher Mohammed (brother)

- Hisham Ali Al-Rawi, Bassam Al-Rawi, Ahmed Al-Rawi (sons)

- Suhail Saber, Ahmed Suhail, Rami Suhail (sons)

## Israel

- Sami Abu Fani, Mohammad Abu Fani (son)

- Dori Arad, Ofri Arad (brother)

- Reuven Atar, Roi Atar (son)

- Eyal Berkovic, Nir Berkovic (brother)

- Alon Brumer, Gadi Brumer (twin brother)

- Jacob Buzaglo, Ohad Buzaglo, Asi Buzaglo, Maor Buzaglo, Almog Buzaglo (sons), Avi Nimni (Maor's wife's uncle)

- Avi Cohen, Tamir Cohen (son)

- Mu'nas Dabbur, Anas Dabour (brother)

- Eli Dasa, Or Dasa (brother)

- Baruch Dego, Messay Dego (brother)

- Yehoshua Feigenbaum, Ronen Feigenbaum (son)

- Albert Gazal, Ravid Gazal (son)

- Dan Glazer, Tamir Glazer, Amit Glazer (brothers, twins), Daniel Peretz (cousin)

- Mahmoud Jaber (see Abdallah Jaber)

- Gad Machnes, Oded Machnes (twin brother)

- Baruch Maman, Hanan Maman (son)

- Haim Revivo, David Revivo, Shay Revivo (brothers), Roy Revivo (son)

- Ronny Rosenthal, Lior Rosenthal (brother), Tom Rosenthal (son)

- Itzhak Shum, Idan Shum (son)

- Toto Tamuz (see Clement Temile)

- Shalom Tikva, Avi Tikva (brother)

## Jamaica

- Nathaniel Adamolekun, Olufolasade Adamolekun (sister)

- Giles Barnes (see Bobby Barnes)

- Craig Butler, Kevaughn Atkinson, Leon Bailey (stepsons), Kyle Butler (son)

- Malikae Dayes, Mikayla Dayes (twin)

- Robbie Earle, Otis Earle (son)

- Orville Edwards, Kemar Lawrence (son)

- Simon Ford (see Lawrence Wabara)

- Kenroy Howell, Ramone Howell (brother)

- David Johnson, Brennan Johnson (son)

- Onandi Lowe, Damion Lowe (son)

- Kayla McKenna, Ciaran McKenna (husband)

- Nyron Nosworthy, Ethan Pinnock (cousin)

- Neville Oxford, Reece Oxford (grandson of brother)

- Atlanta Primus (see Linvoy Primus)

- Fitzroy Simpson, Jordan Simpson (son)

- Frank Sinclair, Tyrese Sinclair (son)

- Drew Spence (see Lewwis Spence)

- Allyson Swaby, Chantelle Swaby (sister)

- Giselle Washington, Solai Washington (sister)

- Siobhan Wilson (see Clive Wilson)

- Dennis Ziadie, Christopher Ziadie and Craig Ziadie (sons), Mark Chung (cousin of Craig)

## Japan

- Daiki Hashioka, Kazuki Hashioka (brother)

- Yasutoshi Miura, Kazuyoshi Miura (brother)

- Gōtoku Sakai, Noriyoshi Sakai (brother)

## Jordan

- Stephanie Al-Naber, Yousef Al-Naber (brother)

- Bashar Bani Yaseen, Anas Bani Yaseen (uncle son)

## Kazakhstan

- Peter Neustädter, Roman Neustädter (son)

## Kyrgyzstan

- Ildar Amirov, Ruslan Amirov (brother)

- Kai Merk, Kimi Merk (brother)

## Lebanon

- Fadi Alloush, Hiba Alloush (daughter)

- Levon Altounian, Manuel Altounian (brother)

- Roda Antar, Faisal Antar (brother)

- Ahmad El Choum, Sami El Choum (brother)

- Bilal Hachem, Yehia Hachem (brother)

- Jamal Al Haj, Ali Al Haj (son)

- Salim Hamze, Jouanna Hamze (niece)

- Alexander Michel Melki, Felix Michel Melki (brother)

- Jadir Morgenstern (see Jorge Morgenstern)

- Joan Oumari, Hassan Oumari (brother)

- Emile Rustom, Paul Rustom (son)

- Hussein Tahan, Mohamad Zein Tahan (brother)

- Haitham Zein, Mahdi Zein (nephew)

## Macau

- Paulo Conde, Alexandre Matos (son)

## Malaysia

- Aidil Zafuan Abdul Radzak, Zaquan Adha Abdul Radzak (twin brother)

- Zainal Abidin Hassan, Zaiza Zainal Abidin (son)

- Ali Bakar, Isa Bakar (brother)

- Natxo Insa, Kiko Insa (brother)

- Lim Teong Kim, Damien Lim (nephew)

- Syamsul Saad, Shahrizal Saad (brother), Shahrul Saad (brother)

## Mali

- Gaye Alassane, Sameer Alassane (son)

## Martinique

- Johan Audel (see Thierry Audel)

- Théo De Percin (see Francis De Percin)

- Richard Massolin, Yanis Massolin (son)

- Fabrice Reuperné, Enrick Reuperné (son)

- Yann Thimon, Yordan Thimon (brother)

## Mexico

- Guillermo Aguilar Álvarez Sr., Guillermo Aguilar Álvarez Jr. (son)

- Luís Roberto Alves (see Zague)

- Félix Araujo, Néstor Araujo (brother)

- Tomás Balcázar, Javier Hernández Sr. (son-in-law), Javier Hernández Jr. (son of Javier Sr.)

- Nery Castillo (see Nery Castillo Sr.)

- George Corral, Charlyn Corral (sister)

- Leonardo Cuéllar, Christopher Cuéllar (son)

- Renae Cuéllar, Carlos Alvarez (husband), Efraín Álvarez (brother-in-law, brother of Carlos)

- Flavio Davino, Duilio Davino (see Jorge Davino)

- Javier de la Torre, Eduardo de la Torre (son), Chepo de la Torre, Néstor de la Torre (nephews/cousins of Eduardo)

- Antonio de Nigris, Aldo de Nigris (brother)

- Giovani dos Santos, Jonathan dos Santos (see Zizinho)

- Ignacio Flores, Luis Flores (brother)

- Mónica Flores, Sabrina Flores (twin sister)

- Rubén Flores, Silvana Flores (daughter), Marcelo Flores (son), Tatiana Flores (daughter)

- Rogelio Funes Mori (see Ramiro Funes Mori)

- Benjamín Galindo Sr., Benjamín Galindo Jr. (son)

- Rafael Garza Gutiérrez, Francisco Garza Gutiérrez (brother)

- Christian Giménez, Santiago Giménez (son)

- Jonathan Gómez (see Johan Gomez)

- Mauro Lainez, Diego Lainez (brother)

- Miguel Layún, José Abella (cousin)

- Gerardo Lugo, Édgar Lugo (son)

- Rafael Márquez Sr., Rafael Márquez Jr. (son), Luis Márquez (Rafael's cousin) Santiago Márquez (grandson, son of Rafael Márquez Jr.]]

- Freddy Martín, Henry Martín (brother)

- Ramón Morales, Carlos Morales (brother)

- Luis Antonio Orozco, Luis Orozco, Javier Orozco (sons)

- Luis Pérez, Mario Pérez (son)

- Verónica Pérez, Amanda Pérez (sister)

- Onay Pineda, Orbelín Pineda (brother)

- Alfonso Portugal, Héctor Sánchez (father-in-law of Alfonso's daughter), Hugo Sánchez Sr. (son-in-law/son of Héctor), Hugo Sánchez Jr. (grandson/son of Hugo Sr.), Horacio Sánchez (nephew of Hugo Sr.)

- José Luis Puente, Rafael Puente Sr., Santiago Puente Sr. (brothers), Rafael Puente Jr. (nephew/son of Rafael Sr.), Santiago Puente Jr. (nephew/son of Santiago Sr.)

- Luis Regueiro (see Corso)

- Salvador Reyes Sr., Salvador Reyes Jr. (son)

- Anika Rodríguez, Karina Rodríguez (sister)

- Felipe Rosas, Manuel Rosas, Juan Rosas (brothers)

- Carlos Salcedo (see Nicolás Vikonis)

- José Sánchez, Isidro Sánchez (son)

- José Vantolrá (see Martí Ventolrà)

- Alejandro Vela, Carlos Vela (brother)

- Cesáreo Victorino Sr., Cesáreo Victorino Jr. (son)

## Montserrat

- Tesfaye Bramble, Titus Bramble (brother)

- Dajour Buffonge, DJ Buffonge (brother)

- Wayne Dyer, Lloyd Dyer (brother)

- Matty Willock, Chris Willock, Joe Willock (brothers)

## Myanmar

- Maung Maung Soe, Win Moe Kyaw (brother)

## New Caledonia

- Georges Gope-Fenepej, John Gope-Fenepej (brother)

## New Zealand

- Ken Armstrong, Ron Armstrong (son), Brian Armstrong (son), Bridgette Armstrong (granddaughter, daughter of Ron)

- Jenny Bindon, Tyler Bindon (son)

- Dave Bright, Kris Bright (son), Rory Turner (Kris's half-brother)

- Michael Boxall, Nikko Boxall (brother)

- Clive Campbell, Jeff Campbell (son)

- Sara Clapham, Aaron Clapham (brother)

- Barbara Cox, Michele Cox (daughter), Tara Cox (daughter)

- Fred de Jong, Andre de Jong (son)

- Priscilla Duncan, Katie Duncan (wife)

- Declan Edge, Harry Edge (son), Jesse Edge (nephew)

- Kevin Fallon, Rory Fallon (son)

- Frank van Hattum, Grazia MacIntosh, Marie-Jose Cooper (siblings), Oskar van Hattum (nephew)

- Jai Ingham, Dane Ingham (brother)

- Michael McGarry, James McGarry (son)

- Bert Ormond, Willie Ormond (brother), Ian Ormond (son), Duncan Ormond (son), Vicki Ormond (granddaughter, daughter of Duncan)

- Michael Ridenton, Matthew Ridenton (son)

- Shane Rufer, Wynton Rufer (brother), Caleb Rufer (son of Wynton), Alex Rufer (son of Shane)

- Vic Smith, Gordon Smith (brother), Roger Smith (brother), Ryan Nelsen (grandson of another brother, Bob Smith)

- Yvonne Vale, Jordan Vale (son)

- Frank van Hattum, Grazia MacIntosh (sister), Marie-Jose Cooper (sister), Oskar van Hattum (nephew)

- Chelsey Wood, Chris Wood (brother)

- Kirsty Yallop, Tameka Yallop (née Butt) (wife)

## Pakistan

- Raheela Zarmeen, Shahlyla Ahmadzai (sister)

## Palestine

- Edgardo Abdala, Joaquín Abdala (son)

- Yashir Islame (see Amed Pinto)

- Abdallah Jaber, Mahmoud Jaber (brother)

- Layth Kharoub, Baraa Kharoub, Oday Kharoub (brother)

- Shehab Qunbar, Zaid Qunbar (brother)

## Panama

- Armando Dely Valdés, Jorge Dely Valdés, Julio Dely Valdés (brothers/twins)

- Donaldo González, Gabriel Gómez (brother-in-law)

- Víctor René Mendieta Sr., Víctor René Mendieta Jr. (son)

- Marcos Villarreal, José Luis Rodríguez (brother)

## Paraguay

- Fredy Bareiro, Adam Bareiro (brother)

- Diego Barreto, Édgar Barreto (brother)

- Lucas Barrios, Víctor Cáceres, Marcos Cáceres (cousins)

- Delfín Benítez Cáceres, Gabriel Benítez (grandson)

- Aldo Bobadilla, Damián Bobadilla (son)

- Rodrigo Bogarín, Dahiana Bogarín (sister)

- Hugo Brizuela, Braulio Brizuela (brother)

- Luis Caballero, Luis Nery Caballero (son)

- Mauro Caballero Sr., Mauro Caballero Jr. (son)

- Virginio Cáceres, Raúl Cáceres, Marcelo Cáceres (sons)

- Cristino Centurión, Paulo Centurión (son)

- Rolando Chilavert, José Luis Chilavert (brother)

- Roberto Fernández, Roberto Júnior Fernández (son)

- Óscar Gamarra, Celso Ortiz (brother)

- Eligio Insfrán, Eliseo Insfrán (twin brother)

- Pedro López, Steven Lopez, Bryan Lopez (sons)

- Darío Jara Saguier, Ángel Jara Saguier, Enrique Jara Saguier, Carlos Jara Saguier, Alberto Jara Saguier (brothers)

- Ramón Mayeregger, Arturo Galarza, Luis Galarza Sr. (half-brothers), Rolando Galarza (nephew/son of Arturo), Sergio Galarza, Luis Galarza Jr. (nephews/sons of Luis Sr.)

- Fidel Miño Sr., Fidel Miño Jr. (son)

- Eugenio Morel, Claudio Morel Rodríguez (son)

- Gerónimo Ovelar, Fernando Ovelar (grandson)

- Luis Armando Ovelar, Roberto Ovelar (brother), Christian Ovelar (cousin)

- Amado Pérez, Marcelo Pérez (nephew)

- Óscar Romero, Ángel Romero (twin brother)

- Santiago Salcedo, Domingo Salcedo (brother)

- Óscar Santa Cruz, Roque Santa Cruz, Diego Santa Cruz, Julio Santa Cruz (brothers)

- Eladio Zárate, Marcos Zárate (son), Diego Gavilán (nephew), Juan Martínez (his wife's uncle)

## Papua New Guinea

- Selan Elizah, Pettysen Elizah (son)

- Andrew Embahe, Sonia Embahe (sister)

- Bob Morris, Rumona Morris (daughter)

- Peter Gunemba, Raymond Gunemba (son), Troy Gunemba (son), Judith Gunemba (daughter), Meagen Gunemba (daughter)

- Alwin Komolong, Felix Komolong (brother)

## Peru

- Santiago Acasiete, Jonathan Acasiete (brother)

- Luis Advíncula Sr., Luis Advíncula Jr. (son)

- Juan Agurto, Diego Agurto (brother)

- Jorge Alcalde, Teodoro Alcalde (brother)

- Carlos Ascues, Adrián Ascues (nephew)

- Guillermo Barbadillo, Gerónimo Barbadillo (son)

- Julio Baylón, Jair Baylón (son), Sandro Baylón (nephew)

- Juan Carlos Bazalar, Alonso Bazalar (son)

- Marcos Calderón, Julio Meléndez (nephew)

- Eloy Campos, Eloy Ortiz, César Loyola (nephews), Cord Cleque (great-nephew), Joao Ortiz (nephew of Eloy Ortiz), Nilson Loyola (great-nephew/son of César)

- Xioczana Canales, Xiomara Canales (twin sister)

- Félix Castillo, Roberto Castillo (brother)

- José del Solar, Fernando del Solar (brother), Álvaro Barco (brother-in-law)

- Guillermo Delgado, Erick Delgado (grandson)

- Adolfo Donayre, Leoncio Donayre, Homero Donayre (brothers)

- Roberto Drago Sr., Roberto Drago Jr., Miguel Drago, Jaime Drago (sons), Ignacio Drago (grandson/son of Roberto Jr.)

- Alfonso Dulanto, Gustavo Dulanto (son)

- Roberto Farfán, Rafael Farfán (brother), Jefferson Farfán (nephew), Luis Guadalupe (Jefferson's uncle), Quembol Guadalupe (Jefferson's cousin/Luis' nephew)

- Arturo Fernández, Teodoro Fernández, Eduardo Fernández (brothers), José Fernández, Jorge Fernández, Carlos Fernández (nephews)

- Víctor "El Zurdo" Fernández, Collin Fernandez (son)

- Edison Flores, Roberto Siucho (brother-in-law)

- Domingo García, Filomeno García (brother)

- Carlos Gómez Sánchez, Óscar Gómez Sánchez (brother), José Gonzáles, Carlos Gonzáles (nephews), Julio Rivera (nephew of José and Carlos), Paolo Guerrero (nephew of José and Carlos/half-brother of Julio)

- Alejandro Hohberg (see Juan Hohberg)

- Mario Iwasaki, Tomás Iwasaki (brother)

- Guillermo La Rosa, Inocencio La Rosa, Felipe La Rosa, Eugenio La Rosa (brothers)

- Víctor Lobatón, Hugo Lobatón, Pablo Lobatón (brothers), Carlos Lobatón Donayre (cousin), Abel Lobatón Sr., Manuel Lobatón (cousins), Abel Lobatón Jr., Carlos Lobatón, Jhilmar Lobatón (cousin-nephews/sons of Abel Sr.)

- Fernando Mellán, Manuel Mellán (brother)

- Ramón Mifflin Sr., Ramón Mifflin Jr. (son)

- Alfredo Mosquera, Máximo Mosquera (brother), Nemesio Mosquera (half-brother), Roberto Mosquera (son)

- Ernesto Neyra, Genaro Neyra (brother)

- Percy Olivares, Christopher Olivares (son)

- Walter Ormeño, Santiago Ormeño (grandson)

- Roberto Palacios, Brandon Palacios (son)

- Pablo Pasache, Víctor Pasache, Luis Pasache (relatives)

- Enrique Perales, Constantino Perales, Agapito Perales (brothers)

- Claudio Pizarro, Diego Pizarro (brother)

- Alberto Ramírez, Luis Ramírez (grandson)

- Rafael Risco Sr., Rafael Risco Jr., Tadeo Risco (sons)

- Willy Rivas, Fernando Pacheco (nephew)

- Daniel Ruiz, Jaime Ruiz, Eusebio Ruiz, Manuel Ruiz, Enrique Ruiz, Víctor Manuel Ruiz, Claudio Ruiz, Pedro Ruiz (brothers)

- Caroline Shevlin, Grace Shevlin (twin sister)

- José Soto, Jorge Soto, Giancarlo Soto (brothers)

- Alexander Succar, Matías Succar (brother)

- Julio César Uribe, Édson Uribe (son)

- Guillermo Valdivieso, Pedro Valdivieso (brother)

- José Velásquez, Juan Velásquez (son)

- Walter Vílchez, Óscar Vílchez (brother)

## Philippines

- Marwin Angeles, Marvin Angeles (twin)

- Yanti Barsales, Ian Araneta (nephew), Emelio Caligdong (Ian's third cousin), Alina Araneta (niece/Ian's sister)

- Anton del Rosario, Armand del Rosario (brother)

- Sara Castañeda, Anicka Castaneda (sister)

- Chris Greatwich, Phil Greatwich, Simon Greatwich (brothers)

- Ángel Guirado, Juan Luis Guirado (brother)

- Darren Hartmann, Matthew Hartmann, Mark Hartmann (brothers)

- Olivia Davies-McDaniel, Chandler McDaniel, Griffin McDaniel (siblings)

- Omid Nazari, Amin Nazari (brother)

- Ed Ocampo, Javier Gayoso (grandson)

- Manuel Ott, Mike Ott (brother), Marco Ott (brother)

- Álvaro Silva, Kike Linares (cousin)

- Jefferson Tabinas, Paul Tabinas (brother)

- Phil Younghusband, James Younghusband (brother)

## Puerto Rico

- Joshua Calderón, Giovanni Calderón (brother)

- Alexa Cardona, Julian Cardona (brother)

- Daphane Méndez, Jazmine Méndez (twin)

## Qatar

- Ibrahim Khalfan, Khalfan Ibrahim (son)

- Mohammed Yasser. Hussein Yasser, Ahmed Yasser (brothers)

## Saint Kitts and Nevis

- Bobby Bowry, Daniel Bowry (son)

- Cloey Uddenberg, Kayla Uddenberg (sister), Cloey Uddenberg (sister)

- Tiran Hanley, Tishan Hanley (brother), Tahir Hanley (brother)

- Atiba Harris, Micah Richards (cousin)

- Damien Kelly, Kyle Kelly (son)

- Lois Maynard, Marcus Rashford (cousin)

- Allison Williams, Lauren Williams (sister)

## Saint Lucia

- Titus Elva, Olivier Elva (brother), Caniggia Elva (son)

## Saint Martin

- Wilfried Dalmat (see Stéphane Dalmat)

## Samoa

- Matalena Daniells, Kevin Daniells (brother)

- Johnny Hall, Jai Ingham (cousin), Dane Ingham (cousin/Jai's brother)

## Saudi Arabia

- Abdullah Al-Deayea, Mohamed Al-Deayea (brother), Sultan Al-Deayea (Abdullah's son)

- Ali Al-Hassan, Abbas Al-Hassan (brother)

- Osama Hawsawi, Omar Hawsawi (brother)

- Ali Lajami, Qassem Lajami (twin brother)

## Singapore

- Khairul Amri, Khairul Nizam (brother)

- Au-yeong Pak Kuan, Daniel Au Yeong (son)

- Swandi Kitto, Adam Swandi (son)

- Zulfadhmi Suzliman, Zulqarnaen Suzliman (brother).

- Ahmad Wartam, Fandi Ahmad (son), Irfan Fandi (grandson, son of Fandi), Ikhsan Fandi (grandson, son of Fandi), Ilhan Fandi (grandson, son of Fandi)

## Solomon Islands

- Allan Boso, Turiti Boso (son)

- Duddley Tausinga, Abel Karina (Cousin), Spencer Manga (Cousin)

## South Korea

- Cha Bum-kun, Cha Du-ri (son)

- Choi Yung-keun, Choi Chung-min (brother)

- Kim Pan-keun, Danny Kim (son)

- Son Woong-jung, Son Heung-min (son)

## Suriname

- Roland Alberg (see Ibad Muhamadu)

- Frank Borgia, Kenneth Borgia (brother)

- Wensley Bundel, Rosano Bundel (son)

- Mitchell Donald, Joël Donald (brother)

- Giovanni Drenthe (see Royston Drenthe)

- Errol Emanuelson, Julian Emanuelson, Urby Emanuelson (sons), Roché Emanuelson (nephew), Jean-Paul Boëtius (cousin of Julian & Urby)

- Roxey Fer, Donnegy Fer (brother)

- Iwan Fränkel, Ray Fränkel (son), Purrel Fränkel (nephew)

- Dean Gorré, Kenji Gorré (son)

- Danzell Gravenberch, Ryan Gravenberch (brother)

- Jacques Alex Hasselbaink, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Carlos Hasselbaink (nephews), Nigel Hasselbaink (second nephew), Marvin Hasselbaink (second nephew-cousin of Nigel), Mitchell Piqué (cousin-nephew of Nigel)

- Kenneth Jaliens, Kew Jaliens (nephew)

- Kenneth Kluivert, Patrick Kluivert (son), Justin Kluivert, Ruben Kluivert (grandsons/son of Patrick)

- Leo Kogeldans, Ruben Kogeldans (son)

- Justin Lonwijk, Nigel Lonwijk (brother)

- Humphrey Mijnals, Frank Mijnals, Stanley Mijnals (brothers)

- Frank Rigters, Delano Rigters (son), Gregory Rigters (grandson)

- Herman Rijkaard, Frank Rijkaard (son)

- Johann Seedorf, Clarence Seedorf, Jürgen Seedorf, Chedric Seedorf (sons), Stefano Seedorf, Rahmlee Seedorf, Collin Seedorf, Cain Seedorf (nephews)

- Roy Vanenburg, Gerald Vanenburg (nephew), Jermaine Vanenburg (nephew/cousin of Gerald)

- Ricardo Winter, Aron Winter (cousin)

## Syria

- Mosab Balhous, Anas Balhous (brother)

- Mouhanad Boushi, Nihad Al Boushi (brother)

- Aatef Jenyat, Amro Jenyat (brother)

- Abdul Kader Kardaghli, Ahmed Kurdughli (brother), Khaled Kourdoghli (nephew)

- Kevork Mardikian, Mardik Mardikian (son)

- Munaf Ramadan, Ammar Ramadan (son)

## Tahiti

- Efraín Araneda, Diego Araneda (son), Miguel Ángel Estay (cousin)

- Erroll Bennett, Naea Bennett, Steven Bennett (sons), Marama Vahirua (Naea's cousin), Pascal Vahirua (Marama's cousin)

- Eddy Kaspard (see Abet Kaspard Tahi)

- Jonathan Tehau, Alvin Tehau, Lorenzo Tehau (brothers, twins), Teaonui Tehau (cousin)

## Tajikistan

- Alisher Dzhalilov, Iskandar Dzhalilov, Manuchekhr Dzhalilov, Dzhakhongir Dzhalilov (brother)

- Khakim Fuzailov, Rahmatullo Fuzailov (brother)

- Dilshod Vasiev, Farkhod Vosiyev (brother)

## Thailand

- Samruay Chaiyong, Sa-ner Chaiyong, Sanong Chaiyong, Sa-nook Chaiyong,Supot Chaiyong, Supat Chaiyong

- Sutin Chaikitti, Surak Chaikitti (brother)

- Teraseel Dangda, Taneekarn Dangda (sister)

- Somjets Kesarat, Tanaboon Kesarat (brother)

- Pairote Pongjan, Thitipan Puangchan (son)

- Surat Sukha, Suree Sukha (twin brother)

- Supachok Sarachat, Suphanat Mueanta (brother)

## Tonga

- Mark Uhatahi, Sione Uhatahi (brother), Tupou Uhatahi (brother), Pita Uhatahi (brother)

## Trinidad and Tobago

- Ian Cox, Daniel Phillips (cousin)

- Khadidra Debesette, Khadisha Debesette (twin sister)

- Andre Fortune II, Ajani Fortune (brother)

- Nathaniel García, Levi García, Judah García (brothers)

- Justin Hoyte, Gavin Hoyte (brothers)

- Kelvin Jones, Marvin Jones (son), Joevin Jones (son), Alvin Jones (son)

- Wendell Moore, Shaquell Moore (son)

- Lincoln Phillips, Derek Phillips (son)

- Ross Russell Sr., Ross Russell Jr. (son)

- Scott Sealy, Dante Sealy (son)

- Silvio Spann, Silas Spann (brother)

## Turkmenistan

- Wladimir Baýramow, Nazar Baýramow (brother)

- Dmitri Nezhelev, Anatoli Nezhelev (brother)

- Kamil Mingazow, Ruslan Mingazow (son)

## United Arab Emirates

- Khaled Abdulrahman, Mohamed Abdulrahman (brother), Omar Abdulrahman (brother)

- Mohammed Salem Al-Enazi, Mohanad Salem (brother)

- Mubarak Ghanim, Khalil Ghanim (brother)

- Mohammad Omar, Zuhair Bakheet (brother)

- Khalil Sebait, Fahd Khalil (son), Fouad Khalil (son), Faisal Khalil (son), Fathi Khalil (son), Mohamed Khalil (son), Ahmed Khalil (son)

- Eissa Meer, Ibrahim Meer (twin brother)

## United States

- Brenden Aaronson, Paxten Aaronson (brother)

- Bruce Arena, Kenny Arena (son)

- Yael Averbuch West, Aaron West (husband), Shira Averbuch (sister)

- Walter Bahr, Casey Bahr, Chris Bahr, Matt Bahr (sons)

- Gerry Baker, Joe Baker (brother), Ryan Strain (grandson)

- Kainoa Bailey, Zico Bailey (brother)

- DaMarcus Beasley, Jamar Beasley (brother)

- Matt Besler, Nick Besler (brother)

- Kimberly Bingham, David Bingham (brother)

- Bob Bradley, Michael Bradley (son), Andy Rose (son-in-law)

- Jim Brown, George Brown (see Alex Lambie)

- Teal Bunbury (see Alex Bunbury)

- Servando Carrasco, Alex Morgan (wife)

- Mark Chung (see Dennis Ziadie)

- Kenny Cooper Jr. (see Kenny Cooper Sr.)

- Pedro DeBrito, John DeBrito (brother)

- Rolf Decker, Otto Decker (brother)

- Angelo DiBernardo, Paul DiBernardo (brother), Vanessa DiBernardo (daughter)

- Daryl Dike (see Bright Dike)

- Alecko Eskandarian (see Andranik Eskandarian)

- Lorrie Fair, Ronnie Fair (twin sister)

- Jesús Ferreira (see David Ferreira)

- William Findlay (see Robert Findlay)

- Mia Fishel (see Andrew Bascome)

- Jim Gabarra, Carin Jennings-Gabarra (wife)

- Fabrice Gautrat, Morgan Gautrat (wife)

- Johan Gomez, Jonathan Gómez (brother)

- Phillip Gyau, Joe Gyau (see Nana Gyau)

- John Harkes, Ian Harkes (son)

- Chris Henderson, Sean Henderson (brother)

- Schellas Hyndman, Emerson Hyndman (grandson)

- Erhardt Kapp, Alex Kapp (son)

- Harry Keough, Ty Keough (son)

- John Kerr Jr. (see John Kerr Sr.)

- Alexi Lalas, Greg Lalas (brother)

- Roy Lassiter, Ariel Lassiter (son)

- Sydney Leroux, Dom Dwyer (husband)

- Maurice Ligeon, Ruben Ligeon (brother)

- Joe Maca, Alain Maca (son)

- Dax McCarty, Dustin McCarty (brother)

- Charlie McCully, Henry McCully (brother)

- Bart McGhee (see James McGhee)

- Neil Megson (see Don Megson)

- Kristie Mewis, Sam Mewis (sister)

- Shaq Moore (see Wendell Moore)

- Charlotte Moran, Desiree Fray (daughter), Michael Fray (son-in-law/Desiree's husband), Marlee Fray (granddaughter/daughter of Michael & Desiree), Ian Fray (grandson/son of Desiree & Michael)

- Darlington Nagbe (see Joe Nagbe)

- George Nanchoff, Louis Nanchoff (brother), Michael Nanchoff (son)

- Victor Nogueira, Casey Nogueira (daughter), Zach Loyd (son-in-law/Casey's husband)

- Andrés Perea (see Nixon Perea)

- Hugo Pérez (see Hugo Pérez Sr.)

- Fafà Picault (see Henry Picault)

- Mark Pulisic, Christian Pulisic (son), Will Pulisic (nephew)

- Brian Quinn, Aodhan Quinn (son)

- Christie Rampone (see Bill Dowie)

- Megan Rapinoe, Rachael Rapinoe (twin sister)

- Harry Ratican, Peter Ratican (brother)

- Claudio Reyna, Danielle Reyna (wife), Giovanni Reyna (son)

- Cesar Roldan, Cristian Roldan, Alex Roldan (brothers)

- Hugo Salcedo, Jorge Salcedo (son)

- Brandon Servania, Jaden Servania (brother)

- Ken Snow, Steve Snow (brother)

- Archie Stark, Tommy Stark (brother)

- Larry Sullivan, Chris Albright (nephew), Quinn Sullivan (grandson), Chris Albright (cousin of Quinn)

- Alyssa Thompson, Gisele Thompson (sister)

- Gregg Thompson, Tanner Thompson, Tommy Thompson (sons)

- Tim Twellman, Steve Twellman, Mike Twellman (brothers), Taylor Twellman (son)

- Julian Valentin, Zarek Valentin (brother)

- Greg Vanney, Eriq Zavaleta (nephew)

- Abby Wambach, Sarah Huffman (wife)

- George Weah Jr., Timothy Weah (see George Weah)

- Roy Wegerle, Steve Wegerle, Geoff Wegerle (brothers), Bryce Wegerle (nephew/Steve's son)

- Josh Wolff, Tyler Wolff, Owen Wolff (sons)

## Uruguay

- Sebastián Abreu, Diego Abreu (son)

- Óscar Aguirregaray, Matías Aguirregaray (son), Gastón Guruceaga (nephew-in-law/cousin of Matías)

- Diego Alonso, Iván Alonso, Matías Alonso (cousins)

- Atilio Ancheta, Rafa Ancheta (granddaughter)

- José Leandro Andrade, Víctor Rodríguez Andrade (nephew)

- Gustavo Badell, Yamila Badell (daughter)

- Enrique Báez, Jaime Báez (son)

- Adolfo Barán, Nicolás Barán, Santiago Barán, Agustín Barán (sons)

- Deivis Barone, Fátima Barone (daughter), Faustino Barone (son)

- Eber Bueno, Carlos Bueno (son)

- Gastón Bueno, Santiago Bueno (brother), Gonzalo Bueno (cousin)

- Domingo Cáceres, Pablo Cáceres (son)

- Osvaldo Canobbio, Agustín Canobbio (son)

- Jorge Daniel Cardaccio, Mathías Cardaccio (nephew), Belén Cardaccio (niece/Mathías' sister)

- Nery Castillo Sr., Gary Castillo (brother), Nery Castillo Jr. (son)

- Fabián Coelho, Diego Coelho (son)

- Juan Carlos Corazzo, Pablo Forlán (son-in-law), Diego Forlán (son of Pablo)

- Gabriel Correa, Yannel Correa (daughter)

- Jorge da Silva, Rubén da Silva (brother)

- Víctor Diogo, Carlos Diogo (son)

- Raúl Esnal, Cristian Esnal (son)

- Roque Fernández, Pedro Fernández (son)

- Darío Flores, Robert Flores (brother)

- Daniel Fonseca, Nicolás Fonseca, Matías Fonseca (sons)

- Marcelo Fracchia, Matías Fracchia (son)

- Enzo Francescoli, Marco Francescoli (son)

- Walter Gargano, Marek Hamšík (brother-in-law)

- Gervasio González, Andreé González (son)

- Juan González, Giovanni González (son)

- Néstor Gonçalves, Jorge Gonçálvez (son)

- Walter Guglielmone, Christian Cavani, Edinson Cavani (half-brothers)

- José Herrera, Claudio Herrera (son), Diego Godín (son-in-law)

- Juan Hohberg, Alejandro Hohberg (grandson)

- Diego López, Thiago López (son)

- Alberto Martínez, Sebastián Martínez (son)

- Roberto Matosas, Gustavo Matosas (son)

- Gisleno Medina, Orlando Medina (brother)

- Julio Montero Castillo, Paolo Montero (son)

- Sergio Navarro, Agustín Navarro (son)

- Washington Olivera, Bryan Olivera (son)

- Santiago Ostolaza Sr., Santiago Ostolaza Jr. (son)

- Walter Pandiani, Nico Pandiani (son)

- Gustavo Poyet, Marcelo Poyet (brother), Diego Poyet (son)

- Álvaro Recoba, Julio Recoba (son)

- Climaco Rodríguez, Coquito (nephew), Álvaro Rodríguez (great-nephew, son of Coquito)

- Emiliano Rodríguez, Luciano Rodríguez (twin brother)

- Héctor Rodríguez, Darío Rodríguez (brother)

- Carlos Sánchez, Nicolás De La Cruz (half-brother), Facundo Trinidad (nephew)

- Carlos Scarone, Héctor Scarone (brother)

- Raúl Schiaffino, Juan Alberto Schiaffino (brother)

- Andrés Scotti, Diego Scotti (brother)

- Heberley Sosa, Sebastián Sosa, Nicolás Sosa (sons)

- Damián Suárez, Mathías Suárez (brother)

- Paolo Suárez, Luis Suárez, Maximiliano Suárez, Diego Suárez (brothers)

- Obdulio Varela, Luis Varela (cousin)

- Matías Velázquez, Emiliano Velázquez (brother)

- Waldemar Victorino, Mauricio Victorino (nephew)

- Ondino Viera, Milton Viera (son)

- Nicolás Vikonis, Carlos Salcedo (brother-in-law)

- José Zalazar, Kuki Zalazar, Rodrigo Zalazar (sons)

## Uzbekistan

- Ruslan Agalarov, Kamil Agalarov (brother), Gamid Agalarov (son)

- Dmitry An, Mikhail An (brother)

## Vanuatu

- Michel Kaltak, Jean Kaltak (brother), Brian Kaltak (cousin)

- Abet Kaspard Tahi, Eddy Kaspard (son)

## Venezuela

- Bernardo Añor Sr., Bernardo Añor Jr., Juan Pablo Añor (sons)

- Jhonny Arocha, Rubén Arocha (son)

- Gabriel Benítez (see Delfín Benítez Cáceres)

- Cristian Cásseres Sr., Cristian Cásseres Jr. (son)

- Luigi Mauro Cichero, Alejandro Cichero, Gabriel Cichero, Mauro Cichero (sons), Alejandro Cichero Jr. (grandson/son of Alejandro Sr.)

- Ramón Echenausi, Miguel Echenausi (son)

- Freddy Elie, Roberto Elie (brother)

- César Farías, Daniel Farías (brother)

- Frank Feltscher, Rolf Feltscher (brother), Mattia Desole (stepbrother)

- Pedro Fernández (see Roque Fernández)

- Nahuel Ferraresi (see Adolfo Ferraresi)

- Andreé González (see Gervasio González)

- Javier González (see Raimundo Tupper)

- Joel Graterol, Jorge Graterol (brother)

- Jonay Hernández, Dani Hernández (brother)

- Andrés Jiménez, Leopoldo Jiménez (son)

- Coromoto Lucena, Pedro Lucena, Johnny Lucena, Franklin Lucena, Ronaldo Lucena (sons)

- Christian Makoun (see Bayoi Makoun)

- Saúl Maldonado, Carlos Maldonado (brother), Javier Maldonado, Andrés Maldonado (twin sons), Giancarlo Maldonado (nephew/son of Carlos)

- Esteban Martínez, David Martínez (brother)

- Rafael Mea Vitali, Miguel Mea Vitali (brother)

- Luis Alfredo Mendoza, Luis Carlos Mendoza (son)

- Júnior Moreno (see Carlos Horacio Moreno)

- Richard Páez, Raymond Páez, Andrew Páez (brothers), Ricardo Páez (son), Gustavo Páez, Diego Páez (nephews, sons of Raymond, cousins of Ricardo), Ayrton Páez (nephew, son of Andrew, cousin of Ricardo), José Antonio Páez, Jorge Alberto Páez, Eduardo Páez, Juan Manuel Páez, Octavio Páez, Daniel Páez (another relatives)

- Jaime Ponce, Andrés Ponce (brother)

- Antonio Ravelo, José Ravelo (brother)

- Roberto Rosales, Aileen Rosales (sister), Harold Rosales (brother), Oriana Altuve (cousin)

- Manuel Sanhouse Sr., Manuel Sanhouse Jr. (son)

- Luis Manuel Seijas, Luis Roberto Seijas (brother)

- Argenis Tortolero, Edson Tortolero (son), Juan Arango (son-in-law) Juan Arango Jr. (great grandson, grandson of Edson and son of Juan Arango)

- Vicente Vega, Renny Vega (son)

- Gerardo Vielma, Leonel Vielma (son), Ronaldo Rivas, Edson Rivas (grandsons/nephews of Leonel)

## Vietnam

- Bùi Tiến Dũng, Bùi Tiến Dụng (brother)

- Hồ Ngọc Thắng, Phạm Hoàng Quỳnh (wife)

- Hoàng Danh Ngọc, Hoàng Nhật Nam (twin brother)

- Lê Khắc Chính (father), Lê Đức Tuấn (son)

- Nguyễn Công Phượng, Nguyễn Thái Quốc Cường (cousin)

- Nguyễn Văn Thìn (father), Nguyễn Thế Anh, Nguyễn Cao Cường (sons)

- Phạm Trung Hiếu, Châu Thị Vang (wife)

- Quế Ngọc Mạnh, Quế Ngọc Hải (brother)

- Trần Đình Kha, Trần Đình Khương (brother)

- Trần Thị Phương Thảo, Trần Thị Thu Thảo (twin sister)

- Trần Văn Khánh (uncle), Trần Tiến Anh, Trần Anh Đức (nephews)

- Văn Sỹ Chi (father), Văn Sỹ Sơn, Văn Sỹ Hùng, Văn Sỹ Thủy (sons), Nguyễn Bá Dương, Văn Sỹ Phong (grandsons)

- Võ Ngọc Đức, Võ Ngọc Toàn (twin brother)


2013 Moore tornado

# 2013 Moore tornado

## Abstract

The 2013 Moore tornado was a large and extremely violent EF5 tornado that ravaged Moore, Oklahoma, and adjacent areas on the afternoon of May 20, 2013, with peak winds estimated at 210 miles per hour (340 km/h), killing 24 people (plus two indirect fatalities) and injuring 212 others. The tornado was part of a larger outbreak from a slow-moving weather system that had produced several other tornadoes across the Great Plains over the previous two days, including five that had struck portions of Central Oklahoma the day prior on May 19.

The tornado touched down just northwest of Newcastle at 2:56 p.m. CDT (19:46 UTC), and quickly became violent, persisting for 39 minutes on a 13.85-mile (22.3 km) path through a heavily populated section of Moore, causing catastrophic damage of EF4 to EF5 intensity, before dissipating at 3:35 p.m. CDT (20:35 UTC) outside of Moore. The tornado was over one mile (1.6 km) across at its peak width. The 2013 Moore tornado followed a roughly similar track to the deadlier 1999 Bridge Creek–Moore tornado, which was rated F5; Neither of the stricken schools in the area had acquired purpose-built storm shelters in the intervening years.

The tornado caused catastrophic damage around the city of Moore, with 1,150 homes destroyed as a result. Damage estimates ranged up to $2 billion, making it the costliest tornado since the 2011 Joplin tornado. As of 2024, this tornado is the most recent tornado to be rated EF5.

## Meteorological synopsis

On May 20, 2013, a prominent central upper trough moved eastward toward the Central United States, with a lead upper low pivoting over the Dakotas and Upper Midwest region. A Southern stream shortwave trough and a moderately strong polar jet moved east northeastward over the southern Rockies to the southern Great Plains and Ozarks area, with severe thunderstorms forming during the peak hours of heating. With the influence of moderately strong cyclonic flow aloft, the air mass was expected to become unstable across much of the southern Great Plains, Ozarks, and middle Mississippi Valley by the afternoon hours.

Evidence of an unstable air mass included temperatures in the low to mid 80s °F (27–30 °C), dewpoints that ranged in the upper 60s °F (20 °C) to the lower 70s °F (20–22 °C), and CAPE values ranging from 3500 to 5000 J/kg. Deep-layer wind shear speeds of 40 to 50 knots (46 to 58 mph) enhanced storm structure and intensity. These were present ahead of a cold front extending from a surface low in the eastern Dakotas, southwestward to near the Kansas City area and western Oklahoma, and ahead of a dry line extending from southwest Oklahoma southward into northwestern and west-central Texas. Outflow remnants from the previous night and the early day convection across the Ozarks and the middle Mississippi Valley were a factor in severe weather development with the most aggressive heating and destabilization on the western edge of this activity across the southern Great Plains and just ahead of a cold front. The National Weather Service office in Norman, Oklahoma had warned as early as May 15 that there would be a possibility of severe weather on May 20.

The most intense severe weather activity was expected to come across the southern Great Plains, specifically Central Oklahoma, during the afternoon hours on that Monday. As such, the Storm Prediction Center issued a moderate risk of severe thunderstorms during the early morning hours of May 20 from southeastern Missouri to north-central Texas. The degree of wind shear, moisture, and instability within the warm sector favored the development of supercells. Very large hail and tornadoes were both expected with these supercells, with the possibility of a few strong tornadoes. The Storm Prediction Center issued a tornado watch at 1:10 p.m. Central Daylight Time (CDT) early that afternoon for the eastern two-thirds of Oklahoma, northwestern Arkansas, and portions of north-central Texas. Given the atmospheric parameters thought to be in place at the time, the Storm Prediction Center inadvertently underestimated the threat of tornadic activity that afternoon; the probability table for the tornado watch – the 191st severe weather watch issued by the guidance center in 2013 – indicated a 40% (or "moderate") probability of two or more tornadoes and a 20% (or "low") probability of one or more tornadoes reaching between EF2 and EF5 intensity within the watch area. The watch did, however, say that "one or two strong tornadoes" were possible.

## Development and track

The thunderstorm that eventually produced the tornado developed less than one hour after the tornado watch was issued, around 2:00 p.m. CDT, across northern Grady County. Its rapid intensification resulted in the National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office in Norman issuing a severe thunderstorm warning for northern Grady, northwestern Cleveland, northern McClain, and southwestern Oklahoma Counties (including southwestern portions of the immediate Oklahoma City area) at 2:12 p.m. CDT. The thunderstorm quickly attained supercell characteristics, with rotation at the mid-levels of the storm's cloud structure becoming apparent even before it was officially classified as severe, due to the sufficient amounts of wind shear present over central Oklahoma.

Due to the expected intensity of the storms, three of the Oklahoma City market 's five television news outlets − NBC affiliate KFOR-TV (channel 4), ABC affiliate KOCO-TV (channel 5) and CBS affiliate KWTV (channel 9) − suspended normal programming and went into wall-to-wall weather coverage immediately after the tornado watch went into effect. Fox affiliate KOKH-TV (channel 25) and Telemundo affiliate KTUZ-TV (channel 30) began their coverage as the first severe thunderstorms erupted southwest of the state capital and subsequently began relaying their audio feeds to radio stations throughout central Oklahoma. As the forecast suggested that the most significant severe weather would occur in the mid-afternoon, around the time classes concluded for the day, many worried parents began arriving at schools throughout Moore and south Oklahoma City to pick up their children in advance of the storms.

At 2:40 p.m. CDT, as rotation in the supercell was increasing at the cloud base, a tornado warning was issued for far northeastern Grady, western Cleveland, northern McClain, and southern Oklahoma Counties, as the storm approached the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. The rapid formation of the storm may have been associated with a descending reflectivity core and interplay of complex cell mergers.

### Formation and initial intensification

The tornado touched down at 2:56 p.m. CDT in northwestern McClain County, near Long Drive to the southwest of the North Country Club Road and SH-37 intersection, roughly 4.4 miles (7.1 km) northwest of downtown Newcastle. Initially a narrow rope-shaped tornado, it first caused EF1 damage to a home and some trees before crossing SH-37 and rapidly intensifying as it struck a semi-rural subdivision, where several homes were destroyed, two of which were leveled at EF4 intensity. At this point, the tornado began to grow rapidly in size over the course of 2 minutes; the rope-like funnel started to swell into a large stovepipe, before maturing further into a barrel shape. A debris ball grew around the funnel itself as it finally evolved into a large, wedge-shaped structure. Slight ground scouring began in this area, and several homes in a subdivision further to the northeast sustained EF3 damage. By 3:01 p.m. CDT, the National Weather Service issued a second, more strongly worded warning for the area: in a severe weather statement updating the existing tornado warning, the Norman forecast office declared a tornado emergency for southern Oklahoma City and Moore as various storm spotters confirmed that the large, violent tornado was approaching the area. The Twin Lakes dual-polarization NEXRAD radar (near Lake Stanley Draper) detected a tornado debris signature one mile in diameter within the accompanying hook echo, as the tornado crossed into portions of south Oklahoma City in northern Cleveland County. The supercell also produced straight-line winds of 80 miles per hour (130 km/h) for at least one mile surrounding the tornadic circulation.

### South Oklahoma City

The tornado maintained at least EF3 intensity as it crossed the Canadian River into Cleveland County and a decommissioned US 62 / US 277 bridge was severely damaged; most of this bridge had to be demolished after the tornado ripped part of it from its mount and tossed it across I-44 /US 62/SH-37. The tornado then continued moving east-northeastward through the extreme southern portion of Oklahoma City towards Moore, roughly following Southwest 149th Street. At that point, it began to grow rapidly in width, and a second brief area of EF4 damage was noted near South May Avenue, where several homes were leveled, and one was swept clean from its foundation (this home was determined to have been nailed, rather than bolted to its foundation). A vehicle frame, engine block, and various other vehicle parts were found tangled within a grove of completely debarked trees in this area. As the tornado began to cross into south Oklahoma City, a traffic jam had occurred for a stretch of several miles along Santa Fe Avenue, as residents attempted to either escape from or pick up their children at schools located near the tornado's path. As the station's news helicopter was capturing live video of the tornado, then-KWTV chief meteorologist Gary England − upon seeing footage of the backup that was being relayed by pilot Jim Gardner − urged drivers caught in the jam that may have been listening to the station's audio simulcast on area radio outlets to use nearby streets to detour out of the tornado's expected track. The tornado weakened briefly to EF3 strength before re-intensifying to EF4 intensity near Forman Drive, flattening several homes as it moved through mostly rural areas south of Southwest 149th Street. As the tornado struck an oil production site, four oil tanks were blown away, one of which was never found. The others were thrown considerable distances; one was found a mile away.

The tornado maintained its intensity as it struck the Orr Family Farm and the Celestial Acres horse training area, where up to 100 horses were reported killed, some being tossed into and tangled in downed power lines or thrown on top of nearby buildings; several horses that survived the tornado suffered severe injuries, with some being impaled by tree limbs or boards. Every building at Celestial Acres was either leveled or swept away at EF4 intensity, the ground on the property was scoured to bare soil, debris from structures was granulated, and vehicles were thrown and stripped down to their frames. Surveyors noted that based on the contextual damage, the tornado was likely at EF5 intensity in this area, though the construction quality of the affected buildings only permitted an EF4 rating. A 10-ton propane tank on the Orr Farm property was picked up and thrown more than a half-mile through the air by the tornado, and a strip mall near the farm was completely leveled as well. The tornado continued east, heavily scouring an open grassy field before slamming into Briarwood Elementary School, which was completely destroyed. The NWS originally rated this damage EF5, but further evaluation and a 2014 study published by the American Meteorological Society revealed evidence of poor construction at the school, and the rating was downgraded to EF4. Remarkably, no fatalities occurred at the school. Two 12,000-gallon water tanks that were also swept off of the Orr Family Farm grounds were thrown into this area; the roof of Briarwood Elementary was struck by one of them − potentially aiding in compromising the building's structural integrity as it bent the steel girders that held up the roof − shortly before the main vortex struck the building, while the other fell onto and destroyed a home a few blocks east of the school. Past Briarwood Elementary, the tornado intensified even further and entered densely populated areas just west of Moore, including the Westmoor subdivision where many well-built, anchor-bolted brick homes were flattened at EF4 intensity, and two were swept clean from their foundations, with damage at those two homes rated EF5.

### Moore

The tornado continued generally northeast at EF4 strength, completely debarking trees and leveling entire neighborhoods as it moved into the western city limits of Moore. Many homes were flattened in neighborhoods to the east of South Santa Fe Avenue. One anchor-bolted home that was reduced to a bare slab in this area was initially rated EF5, but was later downgraded to EF4 as closer inspection of the foundation revealed that the anchor bolts were missing their nuts and washers. The tornado then destroyed Plaza Towers Elementary School at EF4 intensity, where seven children were killed when a cinder block wall collapsed on top of them. More than a dozen homes in a subdivision just to the south of Plaza Towers Elementary were swept cleanly away, though they were revealed to have been nailed rather than bolted to their foundations, and damage to this subdivision was subsequently rated EF4, though the tornado was likely extremely violent as lawns in this area were completely scoured down to bare soil. Entire blocks of homes were flattened, trees were completely debarked and denuded, vehicles were thrown and mangled, and the ground was severely scoured in other residential areas nearby, with the damage also rated EF4 in these areas. Most of the fatalities from the tornado occurred in the Plaza Towers neighborhood of Moore. In one of these houses (a block away from Plaza Towers Elementary), a woman was killed as she tried to seek shelter in a closet.

Further to the northeast, at least a dozen cars were piled up against the front entrance of the Moore Medical Center, which sustained EF4 damage. One car was lofted and thrown onto the roof. Many homes in neighborhoods near the medical center were completely destroyed, including a row of four well-built brick homes with anchor bolts that were swept away, with damage to those four homes rated EF5. An open field directly behind this row of homes was deeply scoured, with only bare soil and clumps of dirt remaining. A nearby manhole cover was removed, and multiple vehicles were mangled beyond recognition and caked in mud in this area as well. The nearby Warren Theater was spared a direct hit, but still sustained considerable damage to its exterior. A bowling alley in the area was leveled, and a 7-Eleven which was on the northern part of the damage path, was completely flattened with four people killed inside (including a three-month-old infant). The nearby Moore Cemetery was heavily damaged as well.

The tornado briefly weakened and caused EF3 damage to some other businesses near I-35 / US 77, before crossing the interstate and mangling several vehicles in the process. The tornado regained EF4 intensity on the other side of the Interstate as it tore through several neighborhoods and destroyed numerous additional homes (though the EF4 damage swath was narrower at this point). A large grassy field between two subdivisions in this area was scoured to bare soil, with wind-rowed structural debris and several mangled vehicles strewn to the east. One brick home on Hunters Glen Court sustained EF5 damage, with only the slab foundation and anchor bolts remaining. Very little structural debris or house contents was recovered from that residence, and the small number of debris that remained was wind-rowed well away from the site. Two vehicles were also lofted from the residence, one of which was thrown over 100 yards (91 m).

The tornado continued through Moore's eastern neighborhoods. Highland East Jr. High's main building was spared, but the separate gymnasium building was completely destroyed, and a set of lockers from the structure was lofted and thrown a considerable distance into a nearby neighborhood. The Moore Public Schools administration building, a converted former hospital located a few blocks to the east, was also struck and destroyed. The tornado was noticeably narrower at this point, but was still causing a continuous swath of EF4 damage to numerous homes as it moved through multiple subdivisions. A well-built, anchor-bolted home at the corner of Heatherwood Drive and Southeast 5th Street was reduced to a bare slab, sustaining EF5 damage. A large, well-bolted-down home at the end of a private drive off of Southeast 4th Street (SH-37) was also swept cleanly away at EF5 intensity. Debris was scattered well away from the site, a vehicle was thrown over 100 yards (91 m), and wind-rowing was again noted at that location.

### Weakening and dissipation

Further east, the tornado weakened to EF3 strength as it exited Moore, destroying six industrial buildings and damaging two others. A final small area of EF4 damage was noted nearby as two homes and a concrete building were leveled. The tornado then began to rapidly narrow and weaken, snapping and uprooting several trees and causing EF2 damage to a farm just east of Moore, where the house lost its roof and an outbuilding was destroyed. A pickup truck slid 200 feet (61 m) away from the farm into a field while remaining upright. At 3:35 p.m. CDT, the tornado dissipated at a nearby tree line about one-third mile (0.54 km) east of Air Depot Boulevard. The tornado traveled a total of 13.85 miles (22.3 km) over 39 minutes, moving at an average rate of 21 miles per hour (34 km/h). It reached a maximum width of 1,900 yards (1,737 m).

The violent updrafts in the supercell that produced the tornado lofted debris from homes and other buildings in Moore at least 10 miles (16 km) outside of the tornado's outer circulation, with reports of various objects and personal possessions being found as far away as Midwest City.

## Impact

The Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management reported that 25 people were killed (with another death indirectly attributed to the tornado). The Oklahoma Medical Examiner recognizes 25 fatalities. An estimated 1,150 homes were destroyed, resulting in an estimated $2 billion in damages. The number of injured was 377. Entire subdivisions were obliterated, and houses were flattened in a large swath of the city. The majority of a neighborhood just west of the Moore Medical Center was destroyed. Witnesses said the tornado more closely resembled "a giant black wall of destruction" than a typical twister.

Among the hardest hit areas were two public schools: Briarwood Elementary School and Plaza Towers Elementary School. A preliminary study of Briarwood Elementary School conducted in September 2013 by a group of structural engineers found some structural deficiencies that led to its collapse during the tornado. Chris Ramseyer, a structural engineer and an associate professor at the University of Oklahoma determined that the building's walls that were not reinforced with concrete, there had been a lack of connection between the masonry walls and support beams in several portions of the building, and anchor bolts were pulled from the ground by the tornado. Another engineer that was involved in the study stated that the deficiencies that Ramseyer pointed out were not uncommon building practices at the time, and that current building code standards would not ensure that Briarwood would have withstood winds in excess of 200 miles per hour (320 km/h).

At Plaza Towers, the second school to be hit, parents had been allowed to collect their children early in preparation for the oncoming storm. Therefore, by the time the tornado struck only about 75 students and teachers were in the building. Many students and teachers took shelter in bathrooms and closets, but in a newer addition to the building which housed the school's second and third grade classrooms, seven fatalities occurred. Third grade teacher Jennifer Doan was taking shelter with eleven of her students in a hallway when the tornado struck. Doan and her students were trapped when the walls of the corridor collapsed on top of them. Doan, who was two months pregnant with her third child at the time, suffered severe injuries to her back, but did not lose the baby. She and five of her students were pulled out, with the children suffering only minor to moderate injuries. Another six of her students along with a student from another third-grade class died.

The Moore Medical Center was heavily damaged, but no one present in the building was injured by the tornado. The center's staff had to relocate 30 patients to a hospital in Norman and another hospital. Part of I-35 was shut down due to debris that had been thrown onto the freeway. On May 21, Moore still did not have running water. There were more than 61,500 power outages related to the tornado. More than 100 people were rescued from areas that sustained significant damage from the tornado.

The Oklahoma Department of Insurance estimated that insurance claims for damage would likely be more than $1 billion. Some meteorologists estimated that the energy released by the storm could have been eight to more than 600 times greater than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.

### Casualties

In addition to erroneous reports concerning the status of Briarwood and Plaza Towers students, various reports regarding fatality and injury counts as well as persons unaccounted for were circulated by traditional and social media outlets in the immediate hours after the tornado struck, which could not immediately be confirmed or refuted due to communications disruptions in the affected areas or were the result of incorrect counting due to miscommunication of estimates. Within the first two days, it was reported that between 237 and 240 people had been injured, with the tally later increasing to over 350. The final count of injuries was later adjusted downward to 212.

On the morning of May 21, the medical examiner's office incorrectly stated that 91 bodies of tornado victims had been received. This number was up from the earlier report of 51 bodies that were incorrectly stated as having been received. Upon the office's discovery that some victims were mistakenly counted twice due to communication errors made by Moore rescue response units that the bodies were admitted to area funeral homes (nearly all of the deceased were actually transported to the examiner's office in Oklahoma City), the actual number was revised downward and later confirmed at 24 tornado victims. The number was later increased to 25, with one indirect victim. The first two deaths occurred in a house in the Westmoor subdivision east of Briarwood Elementary School; the next was a homeless person who was standing at the intersection of SW 144th St and Santa Fe Avenue; seven occurred following a wall collapse at Plaza Towers Elementary; nine occurred in the neighborhood immediately west of Plaza Towers Elementary between SW 10th Street and SW 14th Street, including one on SW 6th Street near Telephone Road; three occurred at a 7-Eleven Gas Station at the SW 4th Street and Telephone Road intersection, including a pregnant woman and a gas station employee; one occurred in the neighborhood alongside the east side of Interstate 35; and one occurred in a home that was destroyed between Eastern Avenue and Bryant Avenue. The medical examiner's office increased the death toll to 25 after a 90-year-old woman who suffered a fractured skull during the tornado died on August 1. On May 6, 2018, nearly five years after the tornado, a 14-year-old survivor who suffered posttraumatic stress disorder after losing seven of his friends at Plaza Towers Elementary School committed suicide. The 2013 Moore tornado was the deadliest tornado recorded in the U.S. since the Joplin, Missouri tornado that killed 158 people in May 2011.

Patients were taken to Integris Southwest Medical Center and The Children's Hospital at OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City. Over 140 patients, including at least 70 children, were treated at hospitals.

## Aftermath

Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin declared a state of emergency on May 20. She held her first post-tornado news conference at noon on May 21. The Federal Emergency Management Agency deployed urban search and rescue teams to the tornado-hit areas, and provided incident command personnel to organize and support rescue efforts. The Oklahoma National Guard was also deployed. Governor Mary Fallin requested assistance from then-President Barack Obama who declared a major disaster in the state and ordered federal aid to the affected areas. Governor Fallin quickly dismissed an idea to make a law that would require all schools in Oklahoma to have a shelter that would protect children during severe weather (prior to the tornado, only two of the twelve schools in the Moore Public Schools district had storm shelters, Kelley Elementary and Westmoore High School, which were rebuilt with concrete safe rooms after both were destroyed in the 1999 Bridge Creek–Moore tornado).

Cleveland, Lincoln, McClain, Oklahoma, and Pottawatomie Counties received federal funding for hazard mitigation measure statewide. Obama visited the disaster-stricken areas on May 26.

The third season finale of the sitcom Mike & Molly, titled "Windy City", was pulled by CBS from its original May 20 airdate within hours of the event due to the episode featuring a plotline involving a tornado descending on Chicago; the network later rescheduled the episode to air ten days later on May 30, 2013.

At noon on May 21, the U.S. Senate held a moment of silence for the victims. Delegates from several countries and Pope Francis offered condolences, and the United Nations offered assistance in the recovery efforts. The Canadian Red Cross accepted donations of money and supplies for their American counterparts to assist with disaster relief and recovery.

The United Methodist Committee on Relief, Direct Relief, Matt Kemp of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Kevin Durant of the Oklahoma City Thunder, Continental Resources, Devon Energy, ONEOK, Koch Industries, Hobby Lobby, and Carrie Underwood all pledged donations to the relief efforts.

Moore Mayor Glenn Lewis stated that he would attempt to get an ordinance passed requiring storm shelters or safe rooms in new housing projects.

On May 29, 2013, NBC aired Healing in the Heartland: Relief Benefit Concert, a fundraising concert that was held at Chesapeake Energy Arena in downtown Oklahoma City. The benefit was hosted by country singer and Oklahoma native Blake Shelton and featured performances from Miranda Lambert, Vince Gill, Reba McEntire, Rascal Flatts, Usher, Darius Rucker and Luke Bryan. The concert raised more than $6 million for the United Way of Central Oklahoma.

On June 2, 2013, Discovery Channel aired an hour-long documentary about the storm titled Mile-Wide Tornado: Oklahoma Disaster. The documentary provides a comprehensive look at the tornado's impact and drew comparisons of the storm to the 1999 Bridge Creek-Moore tornado.

The Moore City Council proposed a measure making twelve changes to its residential building codes, include requiring that new home construction in the city include hurricane clips or framing anchors, continuous plywood bracing and wind-resistant garage doors in order for homes to withstand winds up to 135 miles per hour (217 km/h) (equivalent to a high-end EF2 tornado). When the measure was passed in a unanimous vote held on March 17, 2014, Moore became the first city in the United States to adopt a building code addressing the effects of tornadoes on homes, which exceed the national standards set by the National Association of Home Builders.


Isaiah Stalbird

# Isaiah Stalbird

## Abstract

Isaiah Stalbird (born July 16, 2000) is an American professional football linebacker for the New Orleans Saints of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football for the Nebraska Cornhuskers and South Dakota State Jackrabbits.

## Early life

Stalbird was born on July 16, 2000, and grew up in Kearney, Nebraska. He attended Kearney High School where he competed in football, soccer and wrestling. He was a two-way player in football and helped the team reach the state finals in his senior year while being their leading receiver, touchdown -scorer and the leader in fumble recoveries. He had 393 receiving yards and six touchdowns, 77 tackles, four fumble recoveries and two interceptions in his last year, being selected first-team All-Nebraska by the Omaha World-Herald and to the Lincoln Journal Star Super-State team. He walked-on to play college football for the Nebraska Cornhuskers.


1989–90 in Swiss football

# 1989–90 in Swiss football

## Abstract

The following is a summary of the 1989–90 season of competitive football in Switzerland.

## Nationalliga A

### Qualification phase

### Championship group

The first eight teams of the qualification phase competed in the Championship round. The teams took half of the points (rounded up to complete units) gained in the qualification as bonus with them.

## Nationalliga B

### Qualification phase

### Promotion/relegation round

### Relegation round NLB/1. Liga

The last six teams in each of the two qualification phase groups competed in two relegation groups against relegation to the 1. Liga 1991–92. The teams received ranking bonus points from their qualifying groups (7th place 6 pts; 8th place 5 pts; 9th place 4 pts; etc). There was to be one direct relegation in each group, plus a play-out against relegation between both second last placed teams.

### Relegation play-out

FC Montreux-Sports won 7–1 on aggregate and FC Zug were relegated to 1990–91 1. Liga.

## 1. Liga

### Group 1

### Group 2

### Group 3

## Sources

- Switzerland 1989–90 at RSSSF

- Cup finals at Fussball-Schweiz

- Intertoto history at Pawel Mogielnicki's Page

{ { 1989–90 in Swiss football } }