Premier League : 28 players.

• José Enriqué Liverpool
• Javier Manquillo Liverpool
• Alberto Moreno Liverpool
• Cezar Azpilicueta Chelsea
• Diego Costa Chelsea
• Cesc Fabregas Chelsea
• Mikel Arteta Arsenal
• Santi Cazorla Arsenal
• Nacho Monreal Arsenal
• Hector Bellerin Arsenal
• David De Gea Man United
• Juan Mata Man United
• Ander Herrera Man United
• Victor Valdes Man United
• David Silva Man City
• Jesus Navas Man City
• José Angel Pozo Man City
• Roberto Soldado Tottenham
• Jordi Gomez Sunderland
• Angel Rangel Swansea
• Jordi Amat Swansea
• Ayoze Perez Newcastle
• Adrian Saint Miguel West Ham
• Antonio Luna Aston Villa
• Carles Giles Aston Villa
• Marc Muniesa Stoke City
• Bojan Krikic Stoke City
• Joel Robles Everton

Bundesliga : 13 players.

• Thiago Alcantara Bayern Munich
• Xabi Alonso Bayern Munich
• Pepe Reina Bayern Munich
• Javi Martinez Bayern Munich
• Juan Bernat Bayern Munich
• Alvaro Dominguez Mon'gladbach
• Joselu Hannover 96
• Oriol Romeu Stuttgart
• Marc Terrejon Fribourg
• Alejandro Galvez Werder Bremen
• Jairo Samperio Mainz 05
• Rafa Lopez Paderborn

Calcio : 15 players.

• Borja Valero Fiorentina
• Joaquin Sanchez Fiorentina
• Marcos Alonso Fiorentina
• José Calléjon Napoli
• Raul Albiol Napoli
• Michu Napoli
• David Lopez Napoli
• Fernando Llorente Juventus
• Alvaro Moratta Juventus
• Diego Lopez Milan
• Suso Milan
• Pedro Obiang Sampdoria
• Ruben Perez Torino
• Iago Falqué Genoa
• Alejandro Rodriguez Cesena

Scottish Premier League :

• Antonio Reguero Ross County

Liga Sagres : 13 players.

Oliver Torres Porto
Adrian Lopez Porto
Cristian Tello Porto
Ivan Marcano Porto
Andres Fernandez Porto
José Angel Porto
José Campagna Porto
Diego Capel Sporting
Oriol Rossel Sporting
Javier Balboa Estoril
Ivan Balliu Arrouca
Christian Caballos Arrouca
Johny Rio Ave

Greek Super League : 29 players.
Russian League : 4 players.
Jupiler Belgium League : 5 players.
Poland Liga : 5 players.
Turkish League : 2 players.
Romanian League : 5 players.
Austrian League : 9 players.
Hungarian League : 7 players.
.................. And many in many others league like Qatar, Brazil, MLS....

Link to see them all : http://www.marca.com/deporte/futbol/internacional/espanoles-por-el-mundo/

With also 22 coaches outside Spain.

Total Spanish players outside Liga in first division Leagues : 272.

Only Spanish players added here, foreign players formed in Spain and going to other Leagues arent included.

English players in...

La Liga 2014/15: Zero
Serie A 2014/15: Two (Cole + Richards)
Bundesliga 2014/15: Zero
Ligue 1 2014/15: Zero

But these facts are from Wikipedia, so please correct me if the facts aren't updated...

@D, no correction needed. It is the same with American players. The number of them playing in Europe can be counted on one hand.

At the same time, no club would give them salary that English clubs give them in PL, they are overpaid and its not a scoop...
If i was an English player, i wont quit PL.

it's carles gil not giles and adrian san miguel not saint

@Dyn

IT would be fair to count Bale as well since Welsh teams such as Swansea play in the PL.

That only means that everyone wants to stay or play in England for many reasons.

@dynastian Ikr it's so embarrassing imo.

As if they were wanted elsewhere :), nobody would pay + 30M for a youngster who show nothing just because he is English except PL teams...
Or he should be PL player of the year and then some clubs would ask for him.

The best Spanish players are playing atm in their own country. Why do they have to move to the PL if they have La Liga. Which is FOR ME the best league in the world. Can't wait to visit Madrid this year and experience everything myself as a Madridista.

@Iraqi_Madridista. Enjoy it bro! Been to Madrid twice, it is a beautiful city with gorgeous architecture, amazing food, kind people (Don't believe all of the rumors, all of the people I met were caring, and very polite). But best of all, the Bernabeu. I couldn't believe I was finally visiting the mythical Stadium itself. Just amazing, the tour can't be described in words, I could stay there for days just watching the stadium, the trophies, etc. You'll have an amazing time. :)

@RM17

Do you need to know a little bit of Spanish to enjoy Spain? Because I can't speak a drop of it. :P

@dynast No at all :D but they appreciate when you make effort talking with them in Spanish, English is enough but better know some key words, '' por favor '' '' Gracias '' '' centrum '' '' Autovia, Autopista '' : still cant remember wich one is the highway :)

Uhm. Well I'm Colombian, so I spoke in Spanish all the time, but I'm sure Touristic in sights, people will speak multiple languages, specially english. I'm sure at the Bernabeu as well. And the country is beautiful regardless, you'll enjoy it anyhow.

Autopista means highway :) And WTF is centrum, never heard of that word :S

Centro :) centrum is in Dutch maybe, im sure i used this word on my foreign trips, somewhere... :)

hahahaha :)

"una cerveza por favor" is all you need to know ;)
I've been to the bernabeu stadium tour too, you can even enter the away side's locker room and sit on the bench. school trip to Madrid back in 2012, we arrived right on the day of the world cup final. good times.

lollllz, when you guys are visiting famous touristic city in Spain (Madrid, Barca, Mallorca...) watch out for pickpocket those are pro overthere. Everything is cheap and fabulous compare to Western Europe.

Btw, back to the topic. English players are always overrated and over hyped, they earn sh!t load of $$$ there so why would they move anywhere, I wouldnt if I was any of them economic wise.

However, I would, because I could experience cultures and enjoy warmer weather country... England has the shittiest weather in all of those football giants country, not to mention the foods.

But, let's be honest here, no club in the right mind would want an overpaid English player with their skills.

^ The food is nice. The weather is not.

@RM17, Gracias Colombiano! ;) I learned abit of spanish and i can speak it very well. Lots of Spanish people in Spain they cant speak english sometimes so you have to know spanish to communicate with them. But i think Colombia is way more beautiful. Especially Medellín i saw a documentary about it on TV.