La Liga · former league club
- Barcelona 25 shared
- Atlético Madrid 22 shared
- Real Madrid 22 shared
- Sevilla 21 shared
- Valencia 9 shared
- Real Sociedad 7 shared
- Everton 4 shared
- Fenerbahçe 4 shared
- Lazio 4 shared
- Wolves 4 shared
- Real Zaragoza 22 shared
- Deportivo 20 shared
- Real Betis 19 shared
- Alavés 19 shared
- Elche 19 shared
- Sporting Gijón 19 shared
- Real Oviedo 19 shared
- Celta Vigo 17 shared
- Leganés 17 shared
- Almería 16 shared
- Granada 16 shared
- Mallorca 15 shared
- Valladolid 15 shared
- Levante 15 shared
- Huesca 15 shared
- Osasuna 14 shared
- Racing Santander 14 shared
- Córdoba 14 shared
- Eibar 14 shared
- Getafe 14 shared
- Rayo Vallecano 13 shared
- Málaga 12 shared
- Girona 11 shared
- Espanyol 10 shared
- Villarreal 8 shared
- Athletic Club 7 shared
- AEK 7 shared
- Cádiz 7 shared
- Sporting CP 6 shared
- Nürnberg 4 shared
- Nice 4 shared
- Stoke City 4 shared
- Ankaragücü 4 shared
- Sassuolo 4 shared
Famous players who played for Las Palmas
- Kevin-Prince Boateng 2016–2017
- Pedri 2019–2020
- Alberto Aquilani 2017–2018
- Jasper Cillessen 2024–2025
- Julen Lopetegui 1988–1989
- Salomón Rondón 2008–2010
- Adnan Januzaj 2024–2025
- Jesé 2017, 2021–2022, 2025–
- Munir El Haddadi 2023–2024
- Loïc Rémy 2017–2018
- Marko Livaja 2016–2018
- Antolín Alcaraz 2015–2016
- Mubarak Wakaso 2015–2016
- Juan Carlos Valerón 1995–1997, 2013–2016
- Alen Halilović 2017–2018
- Peter Etebo 2018
- Jeison Murillo 2012–2013
- Armando Sadiku 2021–2022
- Sergi Samper 2017–2018
- Sandro Ramírez 2022–2023, 2023–
- Masoud Shojaei 2013–2014
- Robert Jarni 1999–2001
- Nabil El Zhar 2015–2017
- Vitolo 2010–2013, 2017, 2022–2023
- Ildefons Lima 2002–2003
- Tomáš Pekhart 2018–2020
- Fábio Silva 2024–2025
- Javier Garrido 2015–2016
- Jonathan Viera 2010–2012, 2015, 2015–2018, 2019, 2021–2023, 2025–2026
- Stefan Bajcetic 2025
- Willian José 2015–2016
- Manuel Pablo 1994–1998
- Rafa Mir 2018–2019
- Roberto Trashorras 2006–2008
- Rubén Castro 2001–2004, 2018–2020
- Florin Andone 2022–2023
- Jonathan Calleri 2017–2018
- Julián Araujo 2023–2024
- Máximo Perrone 2023–2024
- José Campaña 2024–2025
Source: Wikidata (CC0), Wikipedia club articles and player infoboxes (years at each club). Youth spells and appearances that look unplayed are left out; volunteer-kept records can contain gaps or errors.