List of Rangers F.C. international footballers
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This is a list of past and present Rangers F.C. players who have been capped by their country whilst at the club. Thirty three nations have played international matches with teams featuring Rangers players. Rangers have had players take part in matches governed by all continental federations apart from the AFC - (UEFA, CONCACAF, CONMEBOL, CAF and the OFC).
Contents
Algeria | Argentina | Australia | Belgium | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Canada | Croatia | Czech Republic | Denmark | England | Finland | France | Gabon | Georgia | Germany | Greece | Iceland | Ireland | Israel | Netherlands | Northern Ireland | Norway | Romania | Russia | Scotland | Slovakia | South Africa | Sweden | Trinidad & Tobago | Tunisia | Turkey | Ukraine | United States | Yugoslavia
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[edit] Scotland
- This section is complete and up-to-date as of June 2008.
- Charlie Adam
- Sandy Archibald
- Sammy Baird
- John Barker
- Jim Baxter
- Alex Bennett
- Jim Bett
- James Bowie
- Kris Boyd
- Ralph Brand
- Bobby Brown
- George Brown
- John Buchanan
- Chris Burke
- Tommy Cairns
- Eric Caldow
- John Cameron
- John Campbell
- Peter Campbell
- William Chalmers
- Davie Cooper
- Sammy Cox
- Tully Craig
- David Crawford
- Andy Cunningham
- Christian Dailly
- Ally Dawson
- Jerry Dawson
- Matthew Dickie
- Billy Dodds
- Jock Drummond
- James Duncan
- Jimmy Duncanson
- Gordon Durie
- Ian Durrant
- Barry Ferguson
- Derek Ferguson
- Ian Ferguson
- Jimmy Fleming
- Jim Forrest
- Tom Forsyth
- James Galt
- Neil Gibson
- George Gillespie
- Andy Goram
- Jimmy Gordon
- James Gossland
- Richard Gough
- Donald Gow
- John Gow
- Dougie Gray
- John Greig
- David Haddow
- Robert Hamilton
- Tom Hamilton
- Charles Heggie
- Willie Henderson
- Colin Hendry
- David Hill
- Tom Hyslop
- Alan Hutton
- John Inglis
- Colin Jackson
- Sandy Jardine
- Allan Johnston
- Mo Johnston
- Willie Johnston
- Derek Johnstone
- Stewart Kennedy
- David Kinnear
- George Law
- John Little
- Thomas Low
- Alex MacDonald
- Robert Main
- James Marshall
- Robert Marshall
- John May
- Robert McAulay
- Stuart McCall
- Neil McCann
- Peter McCloy
- Ally McCoist
- Ian McColl
- Andrew McCreadie
- Allan McGregor
- Hugh McHardy
- Hugh McIntyre
- Tuck McIntyre
- Bobby McKean
- Tom McKillop
- Ronnie McKinnon
- Alan McLaren
- Tommy McLean
- Ian McMillan
- Moses McNeil
- Bob McPhail
- Dave McPherson
- John McPherson
- David Meiklejohn
- James Millar
- Jimmy Millar
- Kenny Miller
- David Mitchell
- Alan Morton
- Tommy Muirhead
- Ian Murray
- Robert Neil
- Derek Parlane
- David Provan
- Gavin Rae
- William Reid
- Billy Ritchie
- William Robb
- David Robertson
- John Tait Robertson
- Maurice Ross
- Eddie Rutherford
- Alex Scott
- Jock Shaw
- Bobby Shearer
- Alex Smith
- Dave Smith
- Jimmy Smith
- Nicol Smith
- Finlay Speedie
- Jimmy Speirs
- Graeme Souness
- James Stark
- Colin Stein
- Scot Symon
- Steven Thompson
- Willie Thornton
- Tom Vallance
- Alex Venters
- William Waddell
- John Walker
- James Watson
- David Weir
- Davie Wilson
- Willie Woodburn
- Tom Wylie
- George Young
[edit] Algeria
[edit] Argentina
[edit] Australia
[edit] Belgium
[edit] Bosnia and Herzegovina
[edit] Canada
[edit] Croatia
[edit] Czech Republic
[edit] Denmark
[edit] England
[edit] Finland
[edit] France
[edit] Gabon
[edit] Georgia
[edit] Germany
[edit] Greece
[edit] Iceland
[edit] Ireland
See Ireland national football team (IFA) for details of this national team.
- Alex Craig
- Robert J. Hamilton
- Sam English
- Bert Manderson
- Billy McCandless
- Whitey McDonald
- Alex Stevenson[1]
[edit] Israel
[edit] Netherlands
- Frank de Boer
- Ronald de Boer
- Pieter Huistra
- Bert Konterman
- Michael Mols
- Arthur Numan
- Fernando Ricksen
- Giovanni van Bronckhorst
- Peter van Vossen
[edit] Northern Ireland
[edit] Norway
[edit] Romania
[edit] Russia
[edit] Slovakia
[edit] South Africa
- Johnny Hubbard
- Don Kitchenbrand
[edit] Sweden
[edit] Trinidad & Tobago
[edit] Tunisia
[edit] Turkey
[edit] Ukraine
[edit] United States
[edit] Yugoslavia
[edit] References
[edit] External links
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