List of Celtic F.C. international footballers

This is a list of players, past and present, who have been capped by their country in international football whilst playing for Celtic Football Club. As well as all of the nations within the British Isles, a further 31 nations have fielded Celtic players in their international sides.

Albania

• Rudi Vata

Australia

• Scott McDonald
• Tom Rogić
• Mark Viduka

Belgium

• Jason Denayer
• Joos Valgaeren

Bulgaria

• Stiliyan Petrov

Canada

• Joe Kennaway¹

China

• Du Wei
• Zheng Zhi

Czech Republic

• Jiří Jarošík

Denmark

• Thomas Gravesen
• Ulrik Laursen
• Marc Rieper
• Morten Wieghorst
• Morten Rasmussen

England

• Fraser Forster
• Alan Thompson

Germany

• Andreas Hinkel

Greece

• Georgios Samaras

Guinea

• Bobo Balde
• Mohammed Sylla

Iceland

• Jóhannes Eðvaldsson
• Teddy Bjarnason

Ireland

From 1882–1921 Ireland were an "All Ireland" side. On the partitioning of Ireland in 1922 they continued to play as Ireland (IFA) alongside the newly formed Dublin-based Irish Free State side. Up until 1954 both sides claimed to represent all of Ireland, and up until that date several players were capped by both international sides.

• Frank Collins²
• Patsy Gallacher²
• Peter Kavanagh²
• Bertie Peacock Also went to play for Northern Ireland
• Charlie Tully Also went to play for Northern Ireland

Irish Free State / Ireland (FAI)

On the partitioning of Ireland in 1922, the Dublin based FAI were formed and fielded a separate international side from the already established Belfast run (IFA) Ireland international side. Up until 1954 both sides claimed to represent all of Ireland, and up until that date several players were capped by both international sides.

• Frank Collins²
• Sean Fallon Also went to play for Republic of Ireland
• Patsy Gallacher²
• Peter Kavanagh²

Honduras

• Emilio Izaguirre

Israel

• Eyal Berkovic
• Beram Kayal
• Nir Biton

Ivory Coast

• Olivier Tebily

Japan

• Shunsuke Nakamura

Kenya

• Victor Wanyama

Mexico

• Efraín Juárez

Netherlands

• Pierre van Hooijdonk
• Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink
• Edson Braafheid
• Glenn Loovens

New Zealand

• Chris Killen

Nigeria

• Efe Ambrose

Northern Ireland

• Neil Lennon
• Patrick McCourt
• Niall McGinn
• Allen McKnight
• Bertie Peacock
• Anton Rogan
• Charlie Tully

Norway

• Harald Brattbakk
• Vidar Riseth
• Thomas Rogne
• Stefan Johansen

Poland

• Artur Boruc
• Paweł Brożek
• Dariusz Dziekanowski
• Dariusz Wdowczyk
• Maciej Zurawski
• Łukasz Załuska

Portugal

• Jorge Cadete

Republic of Ireland

• Pat Bonner
• Tony Cascarino
• Tommy Coyne
• Sean Fallon
• Charlie Gallagher
• Joe Haverty
• Colin Healy
• Mick McCarthy
• Aiden McGeady
• Liam Miller
• Chris Morris
• Paddy Turner
• Robbie Keane
• Anthony Stokes

South Korea

• Ki Sung-Yueng
• Cha Du-Ri

Senegal

• Diomansy Kamara

Sierra Leone

• Mohamed Bangura

Scotland

Slovakia

• Ľubomír Moravčík
• Stanislav Varga

Sweden

• Johan Mjällby
• Henrik Larsson
• Magnus Hedman
• Daniel Majstorović
• Mikael Lustig
• John Guidetti

Venezuela

• Fernando de Ornelas
• Miku

Wales

• John Hartson
• Craig Bellamy
• Joe Ledley
• Adam Matthews

Notes

• ¹ Joe Kennaway had dual nationality
• ² Between 1921 and 1953 several players were capped by both the Irish Free State (Dublin based FAI) and Ireland (Belfast based IFA) as both teams claimed they represented the whole of Ireland. From 1953, under instruction from FIFA, the Dublin-run FAI team became known as Republic of Ireland whilst the Belfast-run IFA team became known as Northern Ireland. Players were no longer allowed to play for both sides.

References

• Celtic players who have played for England, englandstats.com