List of Latvian football transfers summer 2018

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No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  LVA Mārcis Melecis (from Jelgava)[1] — DF  MDA Ioan-Călin Revenco (from Dacia Chișinău)[1] — DF  LTU Tomas Mikuckis (from Tom Tomsk)[2] — MF  BRA Vitor Faíska (from Boavista)[1] — FW  ARG Diego Ezequiel Aguirre (from Arsenal Kyiv)[1] — FW  RUS Denis Davydov (on loan from Spartak Moscow)[1] — FW  RUS Aleksandr Prudnikov (from Anzhi Makhachkala)[2]

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No. Pos. Nation Player 2 MF  SRB Nikola Kovačević (to Radnik Surdulica)[3] 3 FW  LVA Rolands Vagančuks (to Valmiera)[1] 11 MF  LVA Jurijs Žigajevs (retired)[4] 14 MF  RUS Oleg Dmitriyev (loan return to Baltika Kaliningrad)[1] 16 MF  RUS Gadzhi Adzhiyev (released)[3] 18 MF  HON Jonathan Moncada (released)[3] 21 FW  SRB Marko Simić (to FK Bežanija)[1] 22 DF  BRA Gabriel Mello (loan return to São Bernardo)[1] 25 DF  LVA Mārcis Ošs (on loan to Neuchâtel Xamax)[5]

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No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  ARM Arsen Beglaryan (from FC Alashkert)[1] — DF  SEN Sady Gueye (from Jelgava)[1] — DF  SEN Khassim Soumare (from Diambars FC)[1] — MF  LVA Jānis Ikaunieks (from FC Metz, previously on loan)[6] — MF  LVA Vladimirs Kamešs (from Yenisey Krasnoyarsk)[7] — MF  LVA Jānis Krautmanis (from RTU FC)[1] — MF  NGA Benjamin Teidi (from Merani Martvili)[8] — FW  LVA Ēriks Punculs (from Riga FC)[1] — FW  SEN Dame Gueye (on loan from Diambars FC)[1]

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No. Pos. Nation Player 11 FW  LVA Artūrs Karašausks (to FC Akzhayik)[9] 15 FW  LVA Dēvids Dobrecovs (on loan to RTU FC)[1]

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No. Pos. Nation Player — DF  LVA Vladislavs Gabovs (from Pafos FC)[10] — DF  LVA Ņikita Sklarenko (from Grün-Weiss Deggendorf)[1] — DF  LVA Mihails Ļesnojs (from Dinamo Rīga)[1] — DF  LVA Jurijs Georgs Rusakovs (from RTU FC)[1] — MF  LVA Ivans Lukjanovs (from Fakel Voronezh)[11] — MF  BRA Thiago Primão (from Londrina)[1] — MF  CRO Tomislav Šarić (from Inter Zaprešić)[1] — MF  VEN Pedro Antonio Ramirez (from Deportivo Lara)[12] — MF  SRB Stefan Panić (from Javor Ivanjica)[1] — MF  BRA Felipe Brisola (from Botev Plovdiv)[1] — FW  LVA Deniss Rakels (on loan from Pafos FC)[13] — FW  GUI Alhassane Traoré (from Olympique Grande-Synthe)[14] — FW  POL Kamil Biliński (from Wisła Płock)[15]

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No. Pos. Nation Player 6 MF  EST Bogdan Vaštšuk (on loan to Levski Sofia)[16] 8 FW  UKR Serhiy Zahynaylov (to PFC Sumy)[17] 17 DF  LVA Viktors Litvinskis (to Jelgava)[17] 18 FW  LVA Ēriks Punculs (to Liepāja)[1] 25 MF  UKR Valeriy Fedorchuk (to FC Mariupol)[17] 30 DF  LVA Ņikita Sklarenko (on loan to Pafos FC)[18] 72 DF  SRB Mario Maslać (released)[19] 77 MF  MNE Milan Vušurović (to FC Vereya)[1] 99 MF  LVA Kristers Čudars (on loan to Pafos FC)[18]

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No. Pos. Nation Player — DF  BRA Hélio Monteiro Batista (from Gaz Metan Mediaș)[20] — DF  MKD Medjit Neziri (from FK Renova)[1] — DF  LVA Vitālijs Jagodinskis (from Politehnica Iași)[1] — MF  UKR Giuli Mandzhgaladze (from Kapaz PFK)[1] — MF  UKR Artem Filimonov (from FC Gomel)[1] — MF  POR Pedro Mendes (from Politehnica Iași)[1] — MF  LVA Anastasijs Mordatenko (from Leknes Fotballklubb)[1] — MF  TOG Dové Womé (from Gomido FC)[1] — FW  RUS Vasili Pavlov (from Zorky Krasnogorsk)[8] — FW  RUS Kirill Burykin (from Dynamo Moscow)[1]

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No. Pos. Nation Player 9 FW  UKR Oleksiy Antonov (released)[1] 17 FW  NGA Adeleke Akinyemi (to IK Start)[1] 20 MF  MDA Maxim Cojocaru (to Petrocub Hîncești)[1] 22 FW  RUS Aleksei Alekseyev (to Zorky Krasnogorsk)[1]

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No. Pos. Nation Player — DF  GEO Nika Sandokhadze (on loan from Karpaty Lviv)[1] — DF  LVA Iļja Savčenko (from RTU FC)[1] — MF  BRA Elivelto (from Maccabi Petah Tikva)[1] — FW  GEO Irakli Sikharulidze (from 1. FC Slovácko)[8]

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No. Pos. Nation Player 9 FW  LVA Roberts Uldriķis (to FC Sion)[21] 23 MF  LVA Kristaps Liepa (to METTA/LU)[1] 28 MF  LVA Daniils Ulimbaševs (on loan to Jelgava)[1] 88 MF  LVA Aleksandrs Cauņa (retired)[22] - MF  LVA Daniils Hvoiņickis (to Jelgava, previously on loan at SK Super Nova)[1]

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No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  LVA Vladislavs Kurakins (from Karabakh Wien)[12] — DF  LVA Viktors Litvinskis (from Riga FC)[17] — DF  RUS Naim Sharifi (from Fakel Voronezh)[1] — MF  LVA Daniils Ulimbaševs (on loan from RFS)[1] — MF  LVA Daniils Hvoiņickis (from RFS)[1] — MF  GEO Guram Lukava (from Kakheti Telavi)[1] — MF  LVA Artjoms Vorobjovs (from SK Super Nova)[1] — MF  CUW Yaël Eisden (from RKC Waalwijk)[1]

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No. Pos. Nation Player 4 DF  SEN Sady Gueye (to Liepāja)[1] 9 MF  LVA Edgars Jermolajevs (to RTU FC)[1] 15 DF  LVA Oskars Deaks (to SK Supernova)[1] 22 FW  RUS Aleksandr Nekrasov (loan return to Zenit Saint Petersburg)[1] 24 GK  LVA Mārcis Melecis (to Spartaks)[1]

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No. Pos. Nation Player — DF  NGA Lukman Zakari (from Unity Football Academy Kaduna)[1] — MF  LVA Kristaps Liepa (from RFS)[1] — FW  LBR Van Dave Harmon (from Barrack Young Controllers)[1] — FW  LBR Sunnyboy Sandi Dolo (from Nimba Kwado)[1]

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No. Pos. Nation Player 14 MF  LVA Ņikita Pačko (to RTU FC)[1]

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No. Pos. Nation Player — DF  LVA Niks Rubezis (from Grobiņas SC)[1] — DF  CRO Ante Bakmaz (from Kauno Žalgiris)[1] — DF  SWE Camron Nguesseu (from CF Reddis)[1] — MF  SWE Ricardo Gray (from Sundbybergs IK)[1] — FW  LVA Rolands Vagančuks (from Spartaks)[1] — FW  NED Rashid Browne (from Excelsior Maassluis)[1]

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 DF  SEN Massamba Sambou (released)[1] 6 MF  COD Thierry Mukuta (released)[1] 21 DF  MDA Alexandru Belevschi (released)[23] 24 DF  RUS Ivan Knyazev (released)[1]