List of Latvian football transfers winter 2020–21

This is a list of Latvian football transfers in the 2020–21 winter transfer window by club. Only transfers of the Latvian Higher League are included.

Latvian Higher League

Riga FC

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK Croatia CRO Ivan Brkić (from Bosnia and Herzegovina Zrinjski Mostar)[1]
— GK Latvia LVA Frenks Orols (from SK Super Nova)[2]
— DF Serbia SRB Miloš Vranjanin (from Serbia Metalac)[3]
— DF Iceland ISL Axel Óskar Andrésson (from Norway Viking)[4]
— DF Montenegro MNE Matija Pejović (from Montenegro Rudar Pljevlja)[5]
— MF Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Adnan Šećerović (from Greece Larissa)[6]
— MF Finland FIN Mikael Soisalo (from Belgium Zulte Waregem)[7]
— MF Serbia SRB Nedeljko Piščević (from Serbia Javor Ivanjica)[8]
— MF Brazil BRA Gabriel Ramos (from Belarus Torpedo-BelAZ Zhodino)[9]
— MF Latvia LVA Raivis Ķiršs (from Daugavpils)[10]
— MF Armenia ARM Edgar Babayan (from Denmark Hobro IK)[11]
— MF Brazil BRA Lipe Veloso (from Ukraine FC Lviv)[12]
— MF Russia RUS Danila Yanov (loan return from Cyprus Pafos FC)[13]
— MF Cameroon CMR Martin Assomo (from Cameroon AS Fortuna Mfou)[14]
— MF Latvia LVA Arturs Krancmanis (from FK Auda)[5]
— FW France FRA Jean-Baptiste Léo (from Greece PAS Giannina)[15]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
6 MF Argentina ARG Federico Bravo (to Argentina Club Atlético Sarmiento)[16][17]
10 MF Brazil BRA Roger (to Romania UTA Arad)[18]
11 MF Ukraine UKR Vyacheslav Sharpar (to Ukraine Volyn Lutsk)[19]
18 MF Czech Republic CZE Jakub Hora (loan return to Czech Republic Teplice)[20]
19 DF Albania ALB Herdi Prenga (to Hungary Kisvárda FC)[21][22]
21 DF Latvia LVA Elvis Stuglis (to RFS)[23]
22 FW Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Kule Mbombo (on loan to Lithuania FK Sūduva)[24]
23 MF Portugal POR Pedrinho (to Portugal Gil Vicente)[25]
26 MF Serbia SRB Stefan Panić (to Cyprus Pafos)[26]
27 FW Ukraine UKR Roman Debelko (to Belarus Shakhtyor Soligorsk)[27][28]
35 MF Democratic Republic of the Congo COD Jordan Nkololo (to Ukraine Volyn Lutsk)[16][29]
91 MF Brazil BRA Dário Junior (to Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City)[30]
— GK Latvia LVA Frenks Orols (on loan to Daugavpils)[24]
— DF Montenegro MNE Matija Pejović (on loan to Montenegro Rudar Pljevlja)[5]
— MF Latvia LVA Raivis Ķiršs (on loan to Daugavpils)[24]
— FW Brazil BRA Moresche (to Singapore Geylang International, previously on loan at Belarus Torpedo-BelAZ Zhodino)[16]

RFS

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK Lithuania LTU Vytautas Černiauskas (from Bulgaria CSKA Sofia)[27]
— GK Latvia LVA Valentīns Raļkevičs (from Liepāja)[31]
— DF Latvia LVA Elvis Stuglis (from Riga FC)[23]
— DF The Gambia GAM Alfusainey Jatta (from Czech Republic MFK Vyškov)[32][33]
— MF Nigeria NGA Olabanjo Ogunji (loan return from Tukums)[34]
— MF Brazil BRA Lucas Villela (from Ventspils)[35]
— MF North Macedonia MKD Jovan Popzlatanov (from North Macedonia Vardar)[36]
— MF Czech Republic CZE Petr Mareš (from Czech Republic Mladá Boleslav)[37]
— MF North Macedonia MKD Darko Micevski (from North Macedonia Vardar)[38]
— MF Japan JPN Yuki Ogaki (from Japan Nagoya Grampus)[33]
— FW Latvia LVA Marko Regža (loan return from Daugavpils)[34]
— FW Nigeria NGA Emeka Basil (loan return from Tukums)[34]
— FW Burundi BDI Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana (loan return from Slovakia FK Pohronie)[34]
— FW Brazil BRA Emerson Deocleciano (from Croatia NK Lokomotiva, previously on loan)[37][39]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Latvia LVA Kaspars Ikstens (to Noah Jurmala)[40][5]
7 FW Latvia LVA Ivans Lukjanovs (released)[41]
8 MF Belarus BLR Mikhail Babichev (to Estonia Nõmme Kalju)[42][43]
10 MF Latvia LVA Jānis Ikaunieks (to Finland KuPS)[44]
19 MF Latvia LVA Jēkabs Lagūns (on loan to Valmiera)[45]
26 DF Latvia LVA Vjačeslavs Isajevs (to Liepāja)[46][40]
80 DF Ivory Coast CIV Adama Doumbia (on loan to Daugavpils)[47]
90 FW Nigeria NGA Chinonso Offor (to United States Chicago Fire)[48]
— GK Latvia LVA Valentīns Raļkevičs (on loan to Daugavpils)[49]
— MF Latvia LVA Maksims Toņiševs (to Valmiera, previously on loan at Daugavpils)[50]
— MF Japan JPN Yuki Ogaki (on loan to Daugavpils)[47]

Valmiera

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK Latvia LVA Reinis Reinholds (from Italy Pisa)[5]
— GK Latvia LVA Rihards Matrevics (from England Hendon F.C.)[5]
— GK Russia RUS Denis Popov (from Russia FC Rostov)[5]
— DF Russia RUS Viktor Aleksandrov (on loan from Russia Rubin Kazan)[5]
— DF Russia RUS Valeri Chupin (from Russia FC Khimki)[5]
— MF Latvia LVA Maksims Toņiševs (from RFS)[50]
— MF Japan JPN Daisuke Yokota (from Germany Carl Zeiss Jena)[45]
— MF Latvia LVA Jēkabs Lagūns (on loan from RFS)[45]
— MF Senegal SEN Amadou Diouf (free agent)[51]
— MF Senegal SEN Meissa Diop (free agent)[51]
— MF Ukraine UKR Ivan Zhelizko (from Czech Republic MFK Karviná)[52]
— MF Russia RUS Svyatoslav Kozhedub (on loan from Russia Spartak Moscow)[53]
— FW Senegal SEN Ibrahima Sow (from Senegal AS Douanes)[51]
— FW Latvia LVA Raimonds Krollis (from Metta)[54]
— FW Colombia COL Camilo Mena (from Colombia Tigres)[5]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Ukraine UKR Andriy Kozhukhar (released)[55]
3 DF Latvia LVA Madis Miķelsons (released)[5]
5 MF Latvia LVA Kristaps Liepa (on loan to Czech Republic MAS Táborsko)[56]
6 DF Latvia LVA Krišs Kārkliņš (to Liepāja)[57][58]
7 FW Latvia LVA Kristers Lūsiņš (on loan to Metta)[59]
8 DF Ukraine UKR Mykola Musolitin (to Poland Lechia Gdańsk)[60]
15 MF Latvia LVA Dāvis Indrāns (to Ventspils)[5]
16 DF France FRA Julien Célestine (to France Rodez AF)[61]
22 DF Nigeria NGA Olaide Badmus (to Lithuania FK Riteriai)[57][62]
65 GK Latvia LVA Rūdolfs Soloha (to Poland Miedź Legnica)[55][63]
84 GK Latvia LVA Vladislavs Lazarevs (to Ventspils)[42][64]
97 GK Latvia LVA Kristaps Zommers (released)[42]

Ventspils

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK Latvia LVA Vladislavs Lazarevs (from Valmiera)[64]
— DF Serbia SRB Milenko Malovic (from Bosnia and Herzegovina Tekstilac Derventa)[65]
— DF Ukraine UKR Andriy Slinkin (from Ukraine Chornomorets Odesa)[66]
— DF Georgia (country) GEO Vako Bachiashvili (from Georgia (country) FC Telavi)[67]
— MF Ukraine UKR Oleh Synytsya (from Ukraine Rukh Lviv)[66]
— MF Ukraine UKR Yuriy Tkachuk (from Estonia Levadia Tallinn)[68]
— MF Azerbaijan AZE Orkhan Gurbanli (from Azerbaijan Sabail FK)[5]
— MF Latvia LVA Boriss Bogdaškins (from Jelgava)[69]
— MF Latvia LVA Dāvis Indrāns (from Valmiera)[5]
— FW Serbia SRB Dragoljub Anđelković (from Serbia Sloga Kraljevo)[65]
— FW Latvia LVA Marks Kurtišs (from Jelgava)[69]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
7 MF Brazil BRA Lucas Villela (to RFS)[35]
14 MF Latvia LVA Raens Tālbergs (on loan to Metta)[70]
19 MF Georgia (country) GEO Giorgi Eristavi (to Georgia (country) Saburtalo Tbilisi)[71]
20 DF Georgia (country) GEO Giorgi Mchedlishvili (to Georgia (country) Samgurali Tskhaltubo)[71]
21 MF Latvia LVA Daniils Ulimbaševs (to Noah Jurmala)[69]
26 FW Latvia LVA Kaspars Kokins (to Daugavpils)[72]
28 FW France FRA Chris Ondong Mba (released)[5]
77 FW Russia RUS Yevgeni Kozlov (to Kazakhstan FC Akzhayik)[73]
88 DF Georgia (country) GEO Giorgi Rekhviashvili (to Georgia (country) Shukura Kobuleti)[71]
95 MF Russia RUS Abdula Genaev (on loan to Moldova Dinamo Auto Tiraspol)[5]
99 FW Latvia LVA Kaspars Svārups (to Serbia OFK Bačka)[71]
— MF Azerbaijan AZE Orkhan Gurbanli (on loan to Moldova Dinamo Auto Tiraspol)[5]

Liepāja

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— DF Latvia LVA Vjačeslavs Isajevs (from RFS)[40]
— DF Latvia LVA Krišs Kārkliņš (from Valmiera)[58]
— DF Belarus BLR Aleh Veratsila (from Belarus Dynamo Brest)[65]
— MF Belarus BLR Dzmitry Baha (from Belarus BATE Borisov)[37]
— MF Latvia LVA Daniils Hvoiņickis (from Jelgava)[74]
— FW Latvia LVA Dāvis Ikaunieks (on loan from Czech Republic Jablonec)[75]
— FW Belarus BLR Mikhail Gordeichuk (from Belarus Dynamo Brest)[65]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
4 FW Belarus BLR Valery Gorbachik (loan return to Belarus Torpedo-BelAZ Zhodino)[5]
5 MF Argentina ARG Leandro Teijo (released)[46]
6 MF Ghana GHA Seidu Yahaya (released)[46]
7 MF Nigeria NGA Abdullahi Alfa (to Estonia Tallinna Kalev)[46][76]
13 DF Latvia LVA Raivis Jurkovskis (to Republic of Ireland Dundalk)[77]
17 MF Nigeria NGA Dele Israel (on loan to Daugavpils)[78]
19 MF Latvia LVA Kristers Čudars (to Metta)[79]
26 DF Latvia LVA Deniss Ivanovs (retired)[80]
31 GK Latvia LVA Valentīns Raļkevičs (to RFS)[46][31]
35 DF Latvia LVA Roberts Zelmanis (to Lithuania DFK Dainava)[81]
77 MF Nigeria NGA Richard Friday (to Spartaks)[5]
— DF Brazil BRA Gerson (to Japan Kagoshima United)[82]

Spartaks

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— DF Latvia LVA Ingus Šlampe (from Jelgava)[5]
— DF Latvia LVA Ivo Minkevičs (from Jelgava)[69]
— DF Italy ITA Leonardo Rivoira (on loan from Switzerland Lugano)[5]
— MF Nigeria NGA Richard Friday (from Liepāja)[5]
— MF Latvia LVA Vladislavs Soloveičiks (from Jelgava)[5]
— MF Latvia LVA Markuss Kruglaužs (from Jelgava)[5]
— MF Nigeria NGA Israel Luiz Igbineweka (from Nigeria Wheelers FC)[5]
— MF Finland FIN Adam Markhiev (from Finland Klubi 04)[5]
— MF Latvia LVA Deniss Meļņiks (from Italy Torino F.C.)[5]
— MF Nigeria NGA Abiodun Ogunniyi (from Nigeria Sunshine Stars)[5]
— FW Nigeria NGA Okosi Edhere (from Nigeria Ambassadorr Football Academy)[5]
— FW Nigeria NGA Sunday Akinbule (from Saudi Arabia Al-Washm FC)[5]
— FW Ivory Coast CIV Mikhael Yambe (from Ivory Coast Technicko FC)[5]
— FW Algeria ALG Heythem Kerbache (from France Troyes AC)[5]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
2 DF Latvia LVA Klāvs Kramēns (on loan to Noah Jurmala)[83]
4 DF Lithuania LTU Edgaras Žarskis (to Poland Puszcza Niepołomice)[84]
6 DF United Arab Emirates UAE Abdulrahim Ahli (on loan to Noah Jurmala)[83]
7 FW Nicaragua NCA Ariagner Smith (on loan to Belarus Sputnik Rechitsa)[85]
9 FW Panama PAN Newton Williams (loan return to Panama Costa del Este)[5]
10 MF Russia RUS Sergei Eremenko (on loan to Russia FC Orenburg)[86]
11 FW Nigeria NGA Miracle Nwaorisa (on loan to Noah Jurmala)[83]
13 DF Nigeria NGA Lucky Opara (on loan to Switzerland Lugano)[87]
16 DF Latvia LVA Nauris Bulvītis (released)[5]
19 FW Kazakhstan KAZ Samat Sarsenov (released)[5]
20 FW Croatia CRO Leon Šipoš (on loan to Croatia Istra 1961)[88]
23 MF Ukraine UKR Kyrylo Dryshlyuk (loan return to Ukraine FC Oleksandriya)[5]
25 FW Latvia LVA Eduards Višņakovs (loan return to Belarus Shakhtyor Soligorsk)[5]
27 MF Latvia LVA Romāns Mickevičs (to Poland KKS Kalisz)[10]
— GK Latvia LVA Vladislavs Kapustins (to Italy Rotonda, previously on loan at Tukums)[55]
— DF Latvia LVA Jānis Krautmanis (on loan to Lithuania FK Nevėžis, previously on loan at Tukums)[89]
— MF Nigeria NGA Aliyu Yau Adam (on loan to Moldova Sfântul Gheorghe)[85]
— MF Nigeria NGA Pam Samuel (on loan to Noah Jurmala, previously on loan at Tukums)[5]
— FW Canada CAN Richie Ennin (on loan to Russia Tom Tomsk, previously on loan at Lithuania FK Žalgiris)[86]
— FW Ivory Coast CIV Mikhael Yambe (on loan to Belarus Sputnik Rechitsa)[85]
— FW Nigeria NGA Sunday Akinbule (on loan to Belarus Shakhtyor Soligorsk)[85]

Jelgava*

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No. Pos. Nation Player

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
4 DF Latvia LVA Ingus Šlampe (to Spartaks)[5]
5 DF Latvia LVA Ivo Minkevičs (to Spartaks)[69]
6 DF Latvia LVA Vladislavs Gabovs (retired)[90]
8 MF Latvia LVA Boriss Bogdaškins (to Ventspils)[69]
9 FW Latvia LVA Marks Kurtišs (to Ventspils)[69]
21 MF Latvia LVA Jānis Grīnbergs (to Metta)[49]
23 MF Latvia LVA Daniils Hvoiņickis (to Liepāja)[74]
27 MF Latvia LVA Markuss Kruglaužs (to Spartaks)[5]
80 MF Latvia LVA Jevgēņijs Kazačoks (to Serbia OFK Bačka)[91]
81 MF Latvia LVA Vladislavs Soloveičiks (to Spartaks)[5]
97 MF Latvia LVA Aleksejs Grjaznovs (to Noah Jurmala)[69]

Daugavpils

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK Latvia LVA Frenks Orols (on loan from Riga FC)[24]
— GK Latvia LVA Valentīns Raļkevičs (on loan from RFS)[49]
— DF Ivory Coast CIV Adama Doumbia (on loan from RFS)[47]
— MF Latvia LVA Raivis Ķiršs (on loan from Riga FC)[24]
— MF Japan JPN Yuki Ogaki (on loan from RFS)[47]
— MF Nigeria NGA Dele Israel (on loan from Liepāja)[78]
— MF Ghana GHA Isaac Nortey (from Denmark Næstved BK)[49]
— FW Latvia LVA Kaspars Kokins (from Ventspils)[72]
— FW Latvia LVA Ričards Žaldovskis (from Metta, previously on loan)[78]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
6 MF Japan JPN Tatsuro Nagamatsu (released)[5]
11 FW Russia RUS Kirill Makeyev (loan return to Russia Zenit Saint Petersburg)[5]
14 MF Japan JPN Ryonosuke Ohori (released)[5]
15 MF Latvia LVA Raivis Ķiršs (to Riga FC)[10]
16 MF Latvia LVA Roberts Magrins (released)[5]
17 MF Ukraine UKR Stanislav Nechyporenko (to Ukraine MFC Mykolaiv)[24][5]
18 FW Latvia LVA Marko Regža (loan return to RFS)[34]
20 MF Latvia LVA Ņikita Dobratuļins (released)[5]
23 MF Latvia LVA Maksims Toņiševs (loan return to RFS)[50]
29 MF Japan JPN Ryuya Maeda (released)[5]

Metta

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK Latvia LVA Alvis Sorokins (loan return from Saldus SS/Leevon)[5]
— DF Latvia LVA Dāvis Strods (from Tukums)[92]
— MF Latvia LVA Raens Tālbergs (on loan from Ventspils)[70]
— MF Latvia LVA Kristers Čudars (from Liepāja)[79]
— MF Latvia LVA Jānis Grīnbergs (from Jelgava)[49]
— MF Latvia LVA Dmitrijs Zelenkovs (from Italy Empoli F.C.)[49]
— FW Japan JPN Ikuto Gomi (from Japan Vissel Kobe)[93]
— FW Latvia LVA Kristers Lūsiņš (on loan from Valmiera)[59]
— FW Nigeria NGA Yunusa Owolabi Muritala (from Belgium K.V.C. Westerlo)[49]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
4 DF Brazil BRA Franklin (to Lithuania FK Panevėžys)[94]
9 FW Latvia LVA Raimonds Krollis (to Valmiera)[54]
10 MF Norway NOR Alban Kadriu (released)[19]
11 FW South Africa RSA Kgotso Masangane (to Sweden Oskarshamns AIK)[5]
13 DF Latvia LVA Krists Gulbis (to Finland FF Jaro)[65]
14 FW Sweden SWE Sylvin Kayembe (released)[5]
15 DF Latvia LVA Rendijs Šibass (to Noah Jurmala)[5]
18 FW Latvia LVA Matīss Zēģele (to JDFS Alberts)[5]
20 MF Canada CAN Benson Fazili (released)[5]
23 MF Latvia LVA Aleksejs Krujukovičs (released)[5]
— FW Latvia LVA Ričards Žaldovskis (to Daugavpils, previously on loan)[78]

Noah Jurmala**

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK Latvia LVA Kaspars Ikstens (from RFS)[5]
— DF Latvia LVA Klāvs Kramēns (on loan from Spartaks)[83]
— DF United Arab Emirates UAE Abdulrahim Ahli (on loan from Spartaks)[83]
— DF Latvia LVA Rendijs Šibass (from Metta)[5]
— MF Latvia LVA Aleksejs Grjaznovs (from Jelgava)[69]
— MF Latvia LVA Daniils Ulimbaševs (from Ventspils)[69]
— MF Nigeria NGA Pam Samuel (on loan from Spartaks)[5]
— FW Nigeria NGA Miracle Nwaorisa (on loan from Spartaks)[83]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
5 MF Belarus BLR Dmitry German (to Russia FC Tambov)[95]
9 FW Latvia LVA Artis Jaudzems (to Lithuania FK Atmosfera)[5]
11 MF Russia RUS Aleksandr Yerkin (to Russia FC Tambov)[95]
— DF Latvia LVA Rendijs Šibass (to Sweden Dalkurd FF)[5]

* FK Jelgava failed to obtain the necessary license for participation in the 2021 Latvian Higher League.

** Prior to the change of ownership and relocation of the club, FC Noah Jurmala were known as FC Lokomotiv Daugavpils, promoted to the 2021 Latvian Higher League as winners of the 2020 Latvian First League. FC Noah Jurmala had its license for participation in the 2021 Latvian Higher League revoked on 12 March, 2021 due to outstanding financial liabilities.

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