Where do a league’s players come from?
The single nationality that supplies most of each league, and how much of it.
Liga Profesional Argentina (Argentina) is the most homogeneous: 87.1% of it is Argentina.
| League | Most common | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Liga Profesional Argentina Argentina | Argentina | 87.1% |
| J1 League Japan | Japan | 85.3% |
| K League 1 South Korea | Korea Republic | 80.6% |
| Serie A Brazil | Brazil | 80.6% |
| Copa del Rey Spain | Spain | 79.5% |
| Segunda División Spain | Spain | 77.2% |
| Super League China | China PR | 75.8% |
| Serie B Italy | Italy | 74.1% |
| Premier League Ukraine | Ukraine | 73.8% |
| Coupe de France France | France | 71.3% |
| Eliteserien Norway | Norway | 70.3% |
| Ligue 2 France | France | 70.2% |
| DFB Pokal Germany | Germany | 70% |
| 2. Bundesliga Germany | Germany | 69.5% |
| FA Cup England | England | 68% |
| Allsvenskan Sweden | Sweden | 65.1% |
| Liga MX Mexico | Mexico | 64.7% |
| Super Liga Serbia | Serbia | 63.8% |
| HNL Croatia | Croatia | 63.3% |
| Premier League Russia | Russia | 62.1% |
| La Liga Spain | Spain | 61.1% |
| Eredivisie Netherlands | Netherlands | 58.3% |
| Coppa Italia Italy | Italy | 57.3% |
| Championship England | England | 55.7% |
| Pro League Saudi Arabia | Saudi Arabia | 54.3% |
Showing the major competitions. Include every competition
Counted over player-seasons with an appearance. In most leagues the answer is the home country; where it is not, that is the story.