List of footballers with 100 or more caps

This is a list of association football players with 100 or more international appearances.

The all-time leader in senior caps for either gender, Kristine Lilly of the United States, had 354 caps and retired from football on January 6, 2011. Seventeen other women — ten of them American, two from China and one each from Germany, Sweden, Canada, Denmark and Japan — have 200 or more caps. No man has obtained 200 caps. The current active leaders in caps are Christine Sinclair of Canada, among women, with 259; and Gianluigi Buffon of Italy, among men, with 169.[1]

As of 21 July 2017, a total of 424 male footballers have played 100 or more "A" international matches for their respective nation(s), according to FIFA's official documents.[2] Ahmed Hassan, Egypt international, currently holds the men's all-time record with 184 caps. The first footballer to win 100 international caps was Billy Wright of Wolverhampton Wanderers and England in 1959. Wright went on to appear 105 times for England, 90 of them as captain.

FIFA criteria

FIFA recognises only matches played within the FIFA World Cup (including preliminary competitions), continental competitions (including qualifiers), friendly matches between senior national teams and Olympic final and qualifying matches played up to and including 1948 (with certain exceptions) as "A" international matches. This affects some players who were formerly included in the Century Club. Therefore, the records established by the associations with regard to these players may differ from the FIFA Century Club.

Men

Updated as of July 26, 2017.

Players who are currently internationally active are listed in bold.[2][3]

Indicates the most-capped player of the respective nation.
* Indicates that the player did not receive 100 international caps according to FIFA.
Rank Name Country Confederation Caps First cap Last cap Career span
1 Ahmed Hassan  Egypt CAF 184 29 December 1995 22 May 2012 16 years, 145 days
2 Hossam Hassan[4]  Egypt CAF 178 10 September 1985 7 February 2006 20 years, 150 days
3 Claudio Suárez  Mexico CONCACAF 177 26 July 1992 1 June 2006 13 years, 310 days
4 Mohamed Al-Deayea[5]  Saudi Arabia AFC 172 9 April 1993 11 May 2006 13 years, 32 days
5 Gianluigi Buffon  Italy UEFA 169 29 October 1997 11 June 2017 19 years, 225 days
6 Iván Hurtado  Ecuador CONMEBOL 168 24 May 1992 14 October 2014 22 years, 143 days
7 Vitālijs Astafjevs  Latvia UEFA 167 26 August 1992 17 November 2010 18 years, 83 days
= Iker Casillas  Spain UEFA 167 3 June 2000 1 June 2016 15 years, 364 days
9 Cobi Jones  United States CONCACAF 164 3 September 1992 9 October 2004 12 years, 36 days
10 Mohammed Al-Khilaiwi  Saudi Arabia AFC 163 20 October 1992 5 October 2001 8 years, 350 days
11 Adnan Al-Talyani  United Arab Emirates AFC 161 10 March 1984 17 December 1997 13 years, 282 days
12 Bader Al-Mutawa  Kuwait AFC 158 4 September 2003 13 October 2015 12 years, 39 days
13 Martin Reim  Estonia UEFA 157 3 June 1992 6 June 2009 17 years, 3 days
= Landon Donovan  United States CONCACAF 157 25 October 2000 10 October 2014 13 years, 350 days
15 Sami Al-Jaber  Saudi Arabia AFC 156 11 September 1992 23 June 2006 13 years, 285 days
= Salman Isa  Bahrain AFC 156 6 February 2001 29 November 2012 11 years, 297 days
17 Essam El-Hadary  Egypt CAF 153 25 March 1996 5 February 2017 20 years, 317 days
18 Yasuhito Endō  Japan AFC 152 20 November 2002 23 January 2015 12 years, 64 days
19 Javad Nekounam  Iran AFC 151 12 January 2000 31 March 2015 15 years, 78 days
20 Lothar Matthäus  West Germany
 Germany 		UEFA 150 14 June 1980 20 June 2000 20 years, 6 days
21 Ali Daei  Iran AFC 149 6 June 1993 21 June 2006 13 years, 15 days
22 Anders Svensson  Sweden UEFA 148 27 November 1999 19 November 2013 13 years, 357 days
= Younis Mahmoud  Iraq AFC 148 19 July 2002 29 March 2016 13 years, 254 days
24 Pável Pardo  Mexico CONCACAF 146 31 August 1996 6 June 2009 12 years, 279 days
= Gerardo Torrado  Mexico CONCACAF 146 9 June 1999 6 September 2013 14 years, 89 days
= Robbie Keane  Republic of Ireland UEFA 146 25 March 1998 31 August 2016 18 years, 159 days
27 Mohamed Husain  Bahrain AFC 145 18 March 1997 15 January 2015 17 years, 303 days
= Paulo da Silva  Paraguay CONMEBOL 145 25 April 2000 28 March 2017 16 years, 337 days
29 Anatoliy Tymoshchuk  Ukraine UEFA 144 26 April 2000 21 June 2016 16 years, 56 days
= Ahmed Mubarak  Oman AFC 144 25 September 2003 13 June 2017 13 years, 261 days
31 Thomas Ravelli  Sweden UEFA 143 1 March 1981 11 October 1997 16 years, 224 days
= Marko Kristal  Estonia UEFA 143 3 June 1992 20 April 2005 12 years, 321 days
= Javier Zanetti  Argentina CONMEBOL 143 16 November 1994 16 July 2011 16 years, 242 days
= Sergio Ramos  Spain UEFA 143 26 March 2005 11 June 2017 12 years, 77 days
= Cristiano Ronaldo  Portugal UEFA 143 20 August 2003 28 June 2017 13 years, 312 days
36 Abdullah Zubromawi  Saudi Arabia AFC 142 18 April 1993 11 June 2002 9 years, 54 days
= Cafu  Brazil CONMEBOL 142 12 September 1990 1 July 2006 15 years, 292 days
= Lilian Thuram  France UEFA 142 17 August 1994 13 June 2008 13 years, 301 days
= Fawzi Bashir  Oman AFC 142 18 February 2001 11 January 2013 11 years, 328 days
= Rafael Márquez  Mexico CONCACAF 142 5 February 1997 2 July 2017 20 years, 147 days
41 Maynor Figueroa  Honduras CONCACAF 141 31 January 2003 21 July 2017 14 years, 171 days
42 Giorgos Karagounis  Greece UEFA 139 20 August 1999 29 June 2014 14 years, 313 days
= Daniel Bennett  Singapore AFC 139 11 December 2002 13 June 2017 14 years, 184 days
= Amer Shafi  Jordan AFC 139 17 August 2002 13 June 2017 14 years, 300 days
= Andrés Guardado  Mexico CONCACAF 139 14 December 2005 2 July 2017 11 years, 200 days
46 Amado Guevara  Honduras CONCACAF 138 5 May 1994 21 June 2010 16 years, 47 days
= Gabriel Gómez  Panama CONCACAF 138 9 February 2003 20 July 2017 14 years, 161 days
48 Hussein Saeed  Iraq AFC 137 5 September 1976 3 March 1990 13 years, 179 days
= Walter Centeno  Costa Rica CONCACAF 137 27 September 1995 18 November 2009 14 years, 52 days
= Rigobert Song  Cameroon CAF 137 22 September 1993 24 June 2010 16 years, 275 days
= Jari Litmanen  Finland UEFA 137 22 October 1989 17 November 2010 21 years, 26 days
= Miroslav Klose  Germany UEFA 137 24 March 2001 13 July 2014 13 years, 111 days
= Shahril Ishak  Singapore AFC 137 4 March 2003 13 June 2017 14 years, 101 days
= Clint Dempsey  United States CONCACAF 137 17 November 2004 26 July 2017 12 years, 251 days
55 Hong Myung-bo  South Korea AFC 136 4 February 1990 20 November 2002 12 years, 289 days
= Fabio Cannavaro  Italy UEFA 136 22 January 1997 24 June 2010 13 years, 153 days
= Javier Mascherano  Argentina CONMEBOL 136 16 July 2003 23 March 2017 13 years, 250 days
= Michael Bradley  United States CONCACAF 136 26 May 2006 26 July 2017 11 years, 61 days
59 Waleed Ali  Kuwait AFC 135 9 May 2002 20 November 2014 12 years, 195 days
= Noel Valladares  Honduras CONCACAF 135 3 June 2000 10 February 2016 15 years, 252 days
61 Cha Bum-kun  South Korea AFC 134 7 May 1972 10 June 1986 14 years, 34 days
= Jeff Agoos  United States CONCACAF 134 10 January 1988 26 May 2003 15 years, 136 days
= Dorinel Munteanu  Romania UEFA 134 23 May 1991 12 September 2007 16 years, 112 days
= Kiatisuk Senamuang  Thailand AFC 134 8 April 1993 3 October 2007 14 years, 178 days
= Andres Oper  Estonia UEFA 134 19 May 1995 26 May 2014 19 years, 7 days
= Hussein Sulaimani  Saudi Arabia AFC 134 19 September 1996 14 October 2014 18 years, 25 days
= Shay Given  Republic of Ireland UEFA 134 27 March 1996 31 May 2016 20 years, 65 days
= Darijo Srna  Croatia UEFA 134 20 November 2002 25 June 2016 13 years, 218 days
69 Bashar Abdullah  Kuwait AFC 133 16 March 1996 12 June 2007 11 years, 88 days
= Xavi  Spain UEFA 133 15 November 2000 13 June 2014 13 years, 210 days
= Saud Kariri  Saudi Arabia AFC 133 23 July 2001 18 January 2015 13 years, 179 days
= Andreas Isaksson  Sweden UEFA 133 3 March 2002 22 June 2016 14 years, 111 days
= Carlos Ruiz  Guatemala CONCACAF 133 18 November 1998 6 September 2016 17 years, 293 days
74 Ibrahim Hassan  Egypt CAF 131 3 February 1988 6 January 2002 13 years, 337 days
= Lee Woon-jae  South Korea AFC 131 11 June 1994 11 August 2010 16 years, 61 days
= Sargis Hovsepyan  Armenia UEFA 131 14 October 1992 14 November 2012 20 years, 31 days
= Kim Källström  Sweden UEFA 131 1 February 2001 22 June 2016 15 years, 142 days
= Wesley Sneijder  Netherlands UEFA 131 30 April 2003 9 June 2017 14 years, 40 days
79 Jorge Campos  Mexico CONCACAF 130 20 November 1991 19 November 2003 11 years, 364 days
= Edwin van der Sar  Netherlands UEFA 130 7 June 1995 15 October 2008 13 years, 130 days
= Baihakki Khaizan  Singapore AFC 130 4 August 2003 19 November 2016 13 years, 107 days
= Lukas Podolski  Germany UEFA 130 6 June 2004 22 March 2017 12 years, 289 days
83 Peter Schmeichel  Denmark UEFA 129 10 May 1988 25 April 2001 12 years, 350 days
= Juan Arango  Venezuela CONMEBOL 129 27 January 1999 8 September 2015 16 years, 224 days
85 Ian Goodison  Jamaica CONCACAF 128 3 March 1996 23 May 2009 13 years, 81 days
= Luis Marín  Costa Rica CONCACAF 128 23 June 1993 18 November 2009 16 years, 148 days
= Roberto Palacios  Peru CONMEBOL 128 24 November 1992 23 May 2012 19 years, 181 days
= Jaime Penedo  Panama CONCACAF 128 29 June 2003 13 June 2017 13 years, 349 days
= Ali Al-Habsi  Oman AFC 128 20 February 2001 13 June 2017 16 years, 113 days
90 Marcelo Balboa  United States CONCACAF 127 10 January 1988 16 January 2000 12 years, 6 days
= Linval Dixon  Jamaica CONCACAF 127 21 May 1993 2 April 2003 9 years, 316 days
= Luís Figo  Portugal UEFA 127 12 October 1991 8 July 2006 14 years, 269 days
= Lee Young-pyo  South Korea AFC 127 12 June 1999 28 January 2011 11 years, 230 days
= Ali Karimi  Iran AFC 127 13 October 1998 6 November 2012 14 years, 24 days
= Hassan Al-Ghilani  Oman AFC 127 16 September 2003 30 March 2015 11 years, 195 days
96 Andoni Zubizarreta  Spain UEFA 126 23 January 1985 24 June 1998 13 years, 152 days
= Paolo Maldini  Italy UEFA 126 31 March 1988 18 June 2002 14 years, 79 days
= Dennis Rommedahl  Denmark UEFA 126 16 August 2000 11 June 2013 12 years, 299 days
= Mohamed Salmeen  Bahrain AFC 126 4 April 2000 19 November 2013 13 years, 229 days
= Yénier Márquez  Cuba CONCACAF 126 7 May 2000 15 July 2015 15 years, 69 days
= Server Djeparov  Uzbekistan AFC 126 14 May 2002 6 June 2017 15 years, 23 days
= Peter Jehle  Liechtenstein UEFA 126 14 October 1998 11 June 2017 18 years, 240 days
= Ismail Matar  United Arab Emirates AFC 126 27 September 2003 13 June 2017 13 years, 259 days
104 Peter Shilton  England UEFA 125 25 November 1970 7 July 1990 19 years, 224 days
= Roberto Carlos  Brazil CONMEBOL 125 26 February 1992 1 July 2006 14 years, 125 days
= Amer Deeb  Jordan AFC 125 13 February 2002 13 October 2014 12 years, 242 days
= Mario Frick  Liechtenstein UEFA 125 26 October 1993 12 October 2015 21 years, 351 days
= Musaed Neda  Kuwait AFC 125 18 December 2002 13 October 2015 12 years, 299 days
= Amad Al-Hosni  Oman AFC 125 17 December 2003 17 November 2015 11 years, 335 days
= Michael Mifsud  Malta UEFA 125 10 February 2000 10 June 2017 17 years, 120 days
= DaMarcus Beasley  United States CONCACAF 125 27 January 2001 11 June 2017 16 years, 135 days
112 Gheorghe Hagi  Romania UEFA 124 10 August 1983 24 June 2000 16 years, 319 days
= Carlos Salcido  Mexico CONCACAF 124 8 September 2004 29 June 2014 9 years, 294 days
= Petr Čech  Czech Republic UEFA 124 12 February 2002 21 June 2016 14 years, 130 days
115 Hany Ramzy  Egypt CAF 123 16 November 1988 12 February 2003 14 years, 88 days
= Thierry Henry  France UEFA 123 11 October 1997 22 June 2010 12 years, 254 days
= Didier Zokora  Ivory Coast CAF 123 23 April 2000 19 June 2014 14 years, 57 days
= Osama Hawsawi  Saudi Arabia AFC 123 11 October 2006 8 June 2017 10 years, 240 days
119 Masami Ihara  Japan AFC 122 27 January 1988 5 July 1999 11 years, 159 days
= David Carabott  Malta UEFA 122 15 November 1987 9 February 2005 17 years, 86 days
= Odelín Molina  Cuba CONCACAF 122 12 May 1996 20 July 2013 17 years, 69 days
= Walter Ayoví  Ecuador CONMEBOL 122 7 June 2001 28 March 2017 15 years, 294 days
= Óscar Boniek García  Honduras CONCACAF 122 1 July 2005 21 July 2017 12 years, 20 days
124 Mohamed Abd Al-Jawad  Saudi Arabia AFC 121 8 March 1981 3 July 1994 13 years, 104 days
= Ahmed Radhi  Iraq AFC 121 21 February 1982 20 June 1997 15 years, 119 days
= Ramón Ramírez  Mexico CONCACAF 121 4 December 1991 15 November 2000 8 years, 347 days
= Aide Iskandar  Singapore AFC 121 21 February 1995 12 September 2007 12 years, 203 days
= Enar Jääger  Estonia UEFA 121 12 October 2002 29 March 2016 13 years, 169 days
= Bastian Schweinsteiger  Germany UEFA 121 6 June 2004 31 August 2016 12 years, 86 days
= Ahmed Fathy  Egypt CAF 121 16 December 2002 12 June 2017 14 years, 178 days
131 Theodore Whitmore  Jamaica CONCACAF 120 7 November 1993 17 November 2004 11 years, 10 days
= Yoo Sang-chul  South Korea AFC 120 11 September 1994 3 June 2005 10 years, 265 days
= Theodoros Zagorakis  Greece UEFA 120 7 September 1994 22 August 2007 12 years, 349 days
= Mart Poom  Estonia UEFA 120 3 June 1992 10 June 2009 17 years, 7 days
= Gilbert Agius  Malta UEFA 120 7 November 1993 18 November 2009 16 years, 11 days
= Subait Khater  United Arab Emirates AFC 120 20 August 1999 15 November 2011 12 years, 87 days
= Rüştü Reçber  Turkey UEFA 120 12 October 1994 26 May 2012 17 years, 227 days
= Cuauhtémoc Blanco  Mexico CONCACAF 120 1 February 1995 28 May 2014 19 years, 116 days
= Sergei Ignashevich  Russia UEFA 120 21 August 2002 20 June 2016 13 years, 304 days
= Maxi Pereira  Uruguay CONMEBOL 120 26 October 2005 7 June 2017 11 years, 224 days
141 Pat Jennings  Northern Ireland UEFA 119 15 April 1964 12 June 1986 22 years, 58 days
= Kolo Touré  Ivory Coast CAF 119 2 July 2000 8 February 2015 14 years, 221 days
= Justo Villar  Paraguay CONMEBOL 119 3 March 1999 11 October 2016 17 years, 222 days
= Wayne Rooney  England UEFA 119 12 February 2003 11 November 2016 13 years, 273 days
= Sebastián Soria  Qatar AFC 119 15 November 2006 28 March 2017 10 years, 133 days
= Taisir Al-Jassim  Saudi Arabia AFC 119 17 November 2004 8 June 2017 12 years, 203 days
= Ragnar Klavan  Estonia UEFA 119 3 July 2003 9 June 2017 13 years, 341 days
= Andrés Iniesta  Spain UEFA 119 27 May 2006 11 June 2017 11 years, 15 days
149 Karel Poborský  Czech Republic UEFA 118 23 February 1994 22 June 2006 12 years, 119 days
= Geremi Njitap  Cameroon CAF 118 6 October 1996 24 June 2010 13 years, 261 days
= Samuel Eto'o  Cameroon CAF 118 9 March 1997 13 June 2014 17 years, 96 days
= Timur Kapadze  Uzbekistan AFC 118 14 May 2002 22 January 2015 12 years, 253 days
= Lionel Messi  Argentina CONMEBOL 118 17 August 2005 9 June 2017 11 years, 296 days
= Tim Howard  United States CONCACAF 118 10 March 2002 26 July 2017 15 years, 138 days
155 Heinz Hermann   Switzerland UEFA 117 6 September 1978 13 November 1991 13 years, 68 days
= Angus Eve  Trinidad and Tobago CONCACAF 117 12 April 1994 12 July 2005 11 years, 91 days
= Andrejs Rubins  Latvia UEFA 117 10 November 1998 11 October 2011 12 years, 335 days
= Mohammad Al-Shalhoub  Saudi Arabia AFC 117 21 May 2000 29 February 2012 11 years, 284 days
= Olof Mellberg  Sweden UEFA 117 23 February 2000 19 June 2012 12 years, 117 days
= Abdallah Deeb  Jordan AFC 117 7 September 2007 15 November 2016 9 years, 69 days
= John O'Shea  Republic of Ireland UEFA 117 15 August 2001 24 March 2017 15 years, 221 days
= Khairul Amri  Singapore AFC 117 9 June 2004 28 March 2017 12 years, 292 days
163 Majed Abdullah  Saudi Arabia AFC 116 9 December 1978 29 June 1994 15 years, 202 days
= Ahmad Madani  Saudi Arabia AFC 116 25 February 1986 4 May 1998 12 years, 68 days
= Roland Nilsson  Sweden UEFA 116 1 May 1986 11 October 2000 14 years, 163 days
= Marcel Desailly  France UEFA 116 22 August 1993 17 June 2004 10 years, 300 days
= Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi  Japan AFC 116 15 March 1997 19 November 2008 11 years, 249 days
= Abdulrahim Jumaa  United Arab Emirates AFC 116 25 November 1998 1 April 2009 10 years, 127 days
= Kostas Katsouranis  Greece UEFA 116 20 August 2003 16 June 2015 11 years, 300 days
= Andrea Pirlo  Italy UEFA 116 7 September 2002 3 September 2015 12 years, 361 days
= Zlatan Ibrahimović  Sweden UEFA 116 31 January 2001 22 June 2016 15 years, 143 days
172 Björn Nordqvist  Sweden UEFA 115 4 May 1963 4 October 1978 15 years, 153 days
= Kinnah Phiri  Malawi CAF 115 8 July 1973 20 November 1981 8 years, 135 days
= David Chabala  Zambia CAF 115 10 April 1983 25 April 1993 10 years, 15 days
= Gheorghe Popescu  Romania UEFA 115 20 September 1988 29 March 2003 14 years, 190 days
= Noureddine Naybet  Morocco CAF 115 9 August 1990 28 January 2006 15 years, 172 days
= Shunmugham Subramani  Singapore AFC 115 27 June 1996 4 February 2007 10 years, 222 days
= David Beckham  England UEFA 115 1 September 1996 14 September 2009 13 years, 13 days
= José Rey  Venezuela CONMEBOL 115 8 June 1997 7 October 2011 14 years, 121 days
= Stern John  Trinidad and Tobago CONCACAF 115 15 February 1995 11 November 2011 16 years, 269 days
= Kristen Viikmäe  Estonia UEFA 115 26 January 1997 3 June 2013 16 years, 128 days
= Claudio Bravo  Chile CONMEBOL 115 11 July 2004 2 July 2017 12 years, 356 days
= Alexis Sánchez  Chile CONMEBOL 115 27 April 2006 2 July 2017 11 years, 66 days
184 Khaled Al-Muwallid  Saudi Arabia AFC 114 17 February 1988 18 June 1998 10 years, 121 days
= Roberto Ayala  Argentina CONMEBOL 114 16 November 1994 15 July 2007 12 years, 241 days
= Wael Gomaa  Egypt CAF 114 26 April 2001 15 October 2013 12 years, 172 days
= Xabi Alonso  Spain UEFA 114 30 April 2003 23 June 2014 11 years, 54 days
= Stipe Pletikosa  Croatia UEFA 114 10 February 1999 23 June 2014 15 years, 133 days
= Steven Gerrard  England UEFA 114 31 May 2000 24 June 2014 14 years, 24 days
= Nawaf Al-Khaldi  Kuwait AFC 114 18 February 2000 20 November 2014 14 years, 275 days
= Raio Piiroja  Estonia UEFA 114 21 November 1998 31 March 2015 16 years, 130 days
= Daniele De Rossi  Italy UEFA 114 4 September 2004 11 June 2017 12 years, 280 days
193 Carmel Busuttil  Malta UEFA 113 5 June 1982 25 April 2001 18 years, 324 days
= Viktor Onopko[6]  CIS
 Russia 		UEFA 113 29 April 1992 18 August 2004 12 years, 111 days
= Ahmad Al-Dokhi  Saudi Arabia AFC 113 2 March 1997 15 November 2006 9 years, 258 days
= Rolando Fonseca  Costa Rica CONCACAF 113 27 May 1992 26 March 2011 18 years, 303 days
= Abdulla Al-Marzooqi  Bahrain AFC 113 3 February 2001 15 January 2013 11 years, 347 days
= Nashat Akram  Iraq AFC 113 5 October 2001 4 June 2013 11 years, 242 days
= Hawar Mulla Mohammed  Iraq AFC 113 31 August 2001 18 June 2013 11 years, 291 days
= Juris Laizans  Latvia UEFA 113 6 February 1998 15 November 2013 15 years, 282 days
= Martin Stocklasa  Liechtenstein UEFA 113 31 August 1996 5 March 2014 17 years, 186 days
= Philipp Lahm  Germany UEFA 113 18 February 2004 13 July 2014 10 years, 145 days
= Ali Rehema  Iraq AFC 113 8 June 2005 29 March 2016 10 years, 295 days
= Răzvan Raț  Romania UEFA 113 13 February 2002 15 June 2016 14 years, 123 days
= Kennedy Mweene  Zambia CAF 113 22 May 2004 10 June 2017 13 years, 19 days
= David Silva  Spain UEFA 113 15 November 2006 11 June 2017 10 years, 208 days
= Sayed Mohammed Jaffer  Bahrain AFC 113 17 November 2004 13 June 2017 12 years, 208 days
= Blas Pérez  Panama CONCACAF 113 14 March 2001 13 June 2017 16 years, 91 days
209 Dino Zoff  Italy UEFA 112 20 April 1968 29 May 1983 15 years, 39 days
= Oleg Blokhin  Soviet Union UEFA 112 16 July 1972 21 September 1988 16 years, 67 days
= Alain Geiger   Switzerland UEFA 112 19 November 1980 8 June 1996 15 years, 202 days
= Ahmed El-Kass  Egypt CAF 112 4 April 1987 6 April 1997 10 years, 2 days
= Zuhair Bakheet  United Arab Emirates AFC 112 23 January 1988 16 December 2002 14 years, 327 days
= Frank de Boer  Netherlands UEFA 112 26 September 1990 26 June 2004 13 years, 274 days
= Claudio Reyna  United States CONCACAF 112 15 January 1994 22 June 2006 12 years, 158 days
= Hakan Sükür  Turkey UEFA 112 25 March 1992 17 October 2007 15 years, 206 days
= Abdulsalam Jumaa  United Arab Emirates AFC 112 18 March 1997 6 January 2010 12 years, 294 days
= Abdel-Zaher El-Saqqa  Egypt CAF 112 8 June 1997 20 January 2010 12 years, 226 days
= Jon Dahl Tomasson  Denmark UEFA 112 29 March 1997 24 June 2010 14 years, 87 days
= Li Weifeng  China PR AFC 112 22 November 1998 15 November 2011 12 years, 358 days
= Yasser Al-Qahtani  Saudi Arabia AFC 112 17 December 2002 12 January 2013 10 years, 26 days
= Indra Sahdan  Singapore AFC 112 26 April 1997 10 September 2013 16 years, 137 days
= Édison Méndez  Ecuador CONMEBOL 112 8 March 2000 20 June 2014 14 years, 104 days
= Diego Forlán  Uruguay CONMEBOL 112 27 March 2002 28 June 2014 12 years, 93 days
= Wesam Rizik  Qatar AFC 112 18 October 2001 13 November 2014 13 years, 26 days
= Roque Santa Cruz  Paraguay CONMEBOL 112 28 April 1999 10 November 2016 17 years, 196 days
= Nani  Portugal UEFA 112 1 September 2006 2 July 2017 10 years, 304 days
228 Godfrey Chitalu  Zambia CAF 111 29 June 1968 12 December 1980 12 years, 166 days
= Carlos Valderrama  Colombia CONMEBOL 111 27 October 1985 26 June 1998 12 years, 242 days
= Andriy Shevchenko  Ukraine UEFA 111 25 March 1995 19 June 2012 17 years, 86 days
= Ricardo Gardner  Jamaica CONCACAF 111 12 February 1997 12 December 2012 15 years, 304 days
= Jarah Al Ateeqi  Kuwait AFC 111 3 August 2001 19 November 2013 12 years, 108 days
= Hussain Ali Baba  Bahrain AFC 111 13 December 2001 1 September 2016 14 years, 263 days
234 Paul Caligiuri  United States CONCACAF 110 9 October 1984 16 November 1997 13 years, 38 days
= Fernando Couto  Portugal UEFA 110 19 December 1990 30 June 2004 13 years, 194 days
= Mauricio Solís  Costa Rica CONCACAF 110 23 September 1993 20 June 2006 12 years, 270 days
= Carlos Gamarra  Paraguay CONMEBOL 110 3 March 1993 7 October 2006 13 years, 218 days
= Totchtawan Sripan  Thailand AFC 110 16 February 1993 28 March 2009 16 years, 40 days
= Mehdi Mahdavikia  Iran AFC 110 7 December 1996 17 June 2009 12 years, 192 days
= Yuji Nakazawa  Japan AFC 110 8 September 1999 4 September 2010 10 years, 361 days
= Kevin Kilbane  Republic of Ireland UEFA 110 6 September 1997 4 June 2011 13 years, 271 days
= Carlos Bocanegra  United States CONCACAF 110 9 December 2001 14 November 2012 10 years, 341 days
= John Arne Riise  Norway UEFA 110 31 January 2000 22 March 2013 13 years, 50 days
= Fernando Torres  Spain UEFA 110 6 September 2003 23 June 2014 10 years, 290 days
= Cesc Fàbregas  Spain UEFA 110 1 March 2006 27 June 2016 10 years, 118 days
= Ismail Abdul-Latif  Bahrain AFC 110 27 October 2005 13 June 2017 11 years, 229 days
247 Rabie Yassin  Egypt CAF 109 1 October 1982 3 December 1991 9 years, 63 days
= Alberto García Aspe  Mexico CONCACAF 109 26 April 1988 17 June 2002 14 years, 52 days
= Álex Aguinaga  Ecuador CONMEBOL 109 5 March 1987 13 July 2004 17 years, 130 days
= Niclas Alexandersson  Sweden UEFA 109 10 November 1993 10 June 2008 14 years, 213 days
= Mark Schwarzer  Australia OFC/AFC 109 31 July 1993 7 September 2013 20 years, 38 days
= Rafael van der Vaart  Netherlands UEFA 109 6 October 2001 19 November 2013 12 years, 44 days
= Mahdi Karim  Iraq AFC 109 12 October 2001 28 December 2014 13 years, 77 days
= Shinji Okazaki  Japan AFC 109 9 October 2008 7 June 2017 8 years, 241 days
255 Bobby Moore  England UEFA 108 20 May 1962 14 November 1973 11 years, 178 days
= Jürgen Klinsmann  West Germany
 Germany 		UEFA 108 12 December 1987 4 July 1998 10 years, 204 days
= Warren Barrett  Jamaica CONCACAF 108 18 March 1990 14 February 2000 9 years, 333 days
= Zinedine Zidane  France UEFA 108 17 August 1994 9 July 2006 11 years, 326 days
= Jamal Mubarak  Kuwait AFC 108 13 November 1994 11 October 2006 11 years, 332 days
= Thomas Helveg  Denmark UEFA 108 20 April 1994 17 October 2007 13 years, 180 days
= Nohair Al-Shammari  Kuwait AFC 108 16 March 1996 14 January 2009 12 years, 304 days
= Joseph Musonda  Zambia CAF 108 6 July 2002 6 June 2014 11 years, 335 days
= Bilal Mohammed  Qatar AFC 108 4 September 2003 19 November 2014 11 years, 76 days
= Francisco Rodríguez  Mexico CONCACAF 108 18 February 2004 26 July 2015 11 years, 158 days
= Álvaro Saborío  Costa Rica CONCACAF 108 1 October 2002 7 June 2016 13 years, 250 days
= Gábor Király  Hungary UEFA 108 25 March 1998 15 November 2016 18 years, 235 days
= Diego Godín  Uruguay CONMEBOL 108 26 October 2005 28 March 2017 11 years, 153 days
= Rashad Sadygov  Azerbaijan UEFA 108 7 October 2001 10 June 2017 15 years, 246 days
= Jalal Hosseini  Iran AFC 108 7 February 2007 12 June 2017 10 years, 125 days
= Dmitri Kruglov  Estonia UEFA 108 13 October 2004 12 June 2017 12 years, 242 days
271 Ahmed Shobair  Egypt CAF 107 17 December 1984 8 November 1996 11 years, 327 days
= Andy Williams  Jamaica CONCACAF 107 12 February 1997 14 December 2008 11 years, 306 days
= Patrick Vieira  France UEFA 107 26 February 1997 2 June 2009 12 years, 96 days
= Aaron Mokoena  South Africa CAF 107 20 February 1999 10 October 2010 11 years, 232 days
= Miroslav Karhan  Slovakia UEFA 107 6 September 1995 7 October 2011 16 years, 31 days
= Ashley Cole  England UEFA 107 28 March 2001 5 March 2014 12 years, 342 days
= Joel Lindpere  Estonia UEFA 107 1 November 1999 1 June 2016 16 years, 213 days
= Franz Burgmeier  Liechtenstein UEFA 107 5 September 2001 11 June 2017 15 years, 279 days
= Baha' Abdel-Rahman  Jordan AFC 107 7 September 2007 13 June 2017 9 years, 279 days
= Gonzalo Jara  Chile CONMEBOL 107 25 April 2006 2 July 2017 11 years, 68 days
= Jozy Altidore  United States CONCACAF 107 17 November 2007 26 July 2017 9 years, 251 days
282 Bobby Charlton  England UEFA 106 19 April 1958 14 June 1970 12 years, 56 days
= Muhsin Musabah  United Arab Emirates AFC 106 12 April 1985 27 August 1999 14 years, 137 days
= Eric Wynalda  United States CONCACAF 106 2 February 1990 19 February 2000 10 years, 17 days
= Fan Zhiyi  China PR AFC 106 22 August 1992 4 June 2002 9 years, 286 days
= Hao Haidong  China PR AFC 106 22 August 1992 17 November 2004 12 years, 87 days
= Imants Bleidelis  Latvia UEFA 106 19 May 1995 21 November 2007 12 years, 186 days
= Henrik Larsson  Sweden UEFA 106 13 October 1993 10 October 2009 15 years, 362 days
= Giovanni van Bronckhorst  Netherlands UEFA 106 31 August 1996 11 July 2010 13 years, 314 days
= Guillermo Ramírez  Guatemala CONCACAF 106 16 April 1997 25 May 2012 15 years, 39 days
= Frank Lampard  England UEFA 106 10 October 1999 24 June 2014 14 years, 257 days
= Óscar Sonejee  Andorra UEFA 106 22 June 1997 12 November 2015 18 years, 148 days
= Ildefons Lima  Andorra UEFA 106 22 June 1997 9 June 2017 19 years, 352 days
= Aaron Hughes  Northern Ireland UEFA 106 24 March 1998 10 June 2017 19 years, 78 days
295 Billy Wright  England UEFA 105 28 September 1946 28 May 1959 12 years, 242 days
= Héctor Chumpitaz  Peru CONMEBOL 105 3 April 1965 6 September 1981 16 years, 156 days
= Jürgen Kohler  West Germany
 Germany 		UEFA 105 24 September 1986 4 July 1998 11 years, 283 days
= Khamis Al-Dosari  Saudi Arabia AFC 105 1 October 1994 17 December 2004 10 years, 77 days
= Mihails Zemlinskis  Latvia UEFA 105 8 April 1992 8 October 2005 13 years, 183 days
= Radhi Jaïdi  Tunisia CAF 105 2 June 1996 6 June 2009 13 years, 4 days
= Jonatan Johansson  Finland UEFA 105 16 March 1996 7 September 2010 14 years, 175 days
= Sami Hyypiä  Finland UEFA 105 7 November 1992 12 October 2010 17 years, 339 days
= Lúcio  Brazil CONMEBOL 105 15 November 2000 5 September 2011 10 years, 294 days
= Stiliyan Petrov  Bulgaria UEFA 105 23 December 1998 11 October 2011 12 years, 292 days
= Josip Šimunić  Croatia UEFA 105 10 November 2001 19 November 2013 12 years, 9 days
= Tomáš Rosický  Czech Republic UEFA 105 23 February 2000 17 June 2016 16 years, 115 days
= Asamoah Gyan  Ghana CAF 105 16 November 2003 1 July 2017 13 years, 227 days
= Gary Medel  Chile CONMEBOL 105 15 June 2008 2 July 2017 9 years, 17 days
309 Thorbjørn Svenssen  Norway UEFA 104 11 June 1947 16 May 1962 14 years, 339 days
= Michael Laudrup  Denmark UEFA 104 15 June 1982 3 July 1998 16 years, 18 days
= Diego Simeone  Argentina CONMEBOL 104 14 July 1988 7 June 2002 13 years, 328 days
= Kim Tae-young  South Korea AFC 104 21 October 1992 19 July 2004 11 years, 272 days
= Rúnar Kristinsson  Iceland UEFA 104 28 October 1987 18 August 2004 16 years, 295 days
= Nader El-Sayed  Egypt CAF 104 20 November 1992 19 June 2005 12 years, 211 days
= Bhaichung Bhutia  India AFC 104 10 March 1995 18 January 2011 15 years, 314 days
= Gustavo Cabrera  Guatemala CONCACAF 104 19 May 2000 25 April 2012 11 years, 342 days
= Māris Verpakovskis  Latvia UEFA 104 9 June 1999 29 May 2014 14 years, 354 days
= Didier Drogba  Ivory Coast CAF 104 8 September 2002 24 June 2014 11 years, 289 days
= Per Mertesacker  Germany UEFA 104 9 October 2004 13 July 2014 9 years, 277 days
= Dirk Kuyt  Netherlands UEFA 104 3 September 2004 4 September 2014 10 years, 1 day
= Ivica Olić  Croatia UEFA 104 13 February 2002 13 October 2015 13 years, 242 days
= Makoto Hasebe  Japan AFC 104 10 February 2006 15 November 2016 10 years, 279 days
= Aleksandr Dmitrijev  Estonia UEFA 104 18 February 2004 12 June 2017 13 years, 114 days
= Alaa Abdul-Zahra  Iraq AFC 104 8 June 2007 13 June 2017 10 years, 5 days
= Román Torres  Panama CONCACAF 104 17 July 2005 13 June 2017 11 years, 331 days
= Bryan Ruiz  Costa Rica CONCACAF 104 9 June 2005 22 July 2017 13 years, 114 days
327 Franz Beckenbauer  West Germany UEFA 103 26 September 1965 23 February 1977 11 years, 150 days
= Mahboub Mubarak  Kuwait AFC 103 28 March 1976 9 March 1990 13 years, 346 days
= Didier Deschamps  France UEFA 103 29 April 1989 2 September 2000 11 years, 126 days
= Mohammed Al-Jahani  Saudi Arabia AFC 103 1 October 1994 11 June 2002 7 years, 253 days
= Hwang Sun-hong  South Korea AFC 103 6 December 1988 20 November 2002 13 years, 349 days
= Andreas Herzog  Austria UEFA 103 6 April 1988 30 April 2003 15 years, 24 days
= Joe Brincat  Malta UEFA 103 7 February 1988 14 February 2004 16 years, 7 days
= Stéphane Chapuisat   Switzerland UEFA 103 21 June 1989 17 June 2004 14 years, 362 days
= Marvin Andrews  Trinidad and Tobago CONCACAF 103 10 January 1996 5 September 2009 13 years, 238 days
= Indrek Zelinski  Estonia UEFA 103 7 May 1994 21 May 2010 16 years, 14 days
= Ioannis Okkas  Cyprus UEFA 103 15 February 1997 11 October 2011 14 years, 238 days
= Emad Mohammed  Iraq AFC 103 31 January 2001 28 May 2012 11 years, 118 days
= Dejan Stanković Federal Republic of Yugoslavia FR Yugoslavia
 Serbia and Montenegro
 Serbia 		UEFA 103 22 April 1998 11 October 2013 15 years, 172 days
= Lee Dong-gook  South Korea AFC 103 16 May 1998 14 October 2014 16 years, 151 days
= Jaroslav Plašil  Czech Republic UEFA 103 31 March 2004 21 June 2016 12 years, 82 days
= Faouzi Aaish  Bahrain AFC 103 23 December 2004 11 October 2016 11 years, 293 days
= Joseph Kamwendo  Malawi CAF 103 16 August 2003 29 April 2017 13 years, 256 days
= Luis Tejada  Panama CONCACAF 103 5 August 2001 13 June 2017 15 years, 312 days
345 Joachim Streich  East Germany UEFA 102 8 December 1969 20 October 1984 14 years, 317 days
= Alex Chola  Zambia CAF 102 30 March 1975 8 October 1985 10 years, 192 days
= Kenny Dalglish  Scotland UEFA 102 10 November 1971 12 November 1986 15 years, 2 days
= László Bölöni  Romania UEFA 102 24 September 1975 1 June 1988 12 years, 251 days
= Morten Olsen  Denmark UEFA 102 23 September 1970 18 June 1989 18 years, 268 days
= Emmanuel Kundé  Cameroon CAF 102 18 March 1979 23 January 1992 12 years, 311 days
= Borislav Mikhailov  Bulgaria UEFA 102 4 May 1983 5 June 1998 15 years, 32 days
= Durrant Brown  Jamaica CONCACAF 102 23 May 1992 26 July 1998 6 years, 64 days
= Steve Staunton  Republic of Ireland UEFA 102 19 October 1988 16 June 2002 13 years, 240 days
= Bülent Korkmaz  Turkey UEFA 102 17 October 1990 17 August 2005 14 years, 304 days
= Raúl  Spain UEFA 102 9 October 1996 6 September 2006 9 years, 332 days
= Kasey Keller  United States CONCACAF 102 4 February 1990 2 July 2007 17 years, 148 days
= Savo Milošević Federal Republic of Yugoslavia FR Yugoslavia
 Serbia and Montenegro
 Serbia 		UEFA 102 23 December 1994 19 November 2008 13 years, 332 days
= Mohamed Omar  United Arab Emirates AFC 102 14 August 1996 28 January 2009 12 years, 167 days
= Michał Żewłakow  Poland UEFA 102 19 June 1999 29 March 2011 11 years, 283 days
= Peter Mponda  Malawi CAF 102 3 January 1998 8 October 2011 13 years, 278 days
= Martin Jørgensen  Denmark UEFA 102 25 March 1998 15 November 2011 13 years, 235 days
= Alyaksandr Kulchy  Belarus UEFA 102 14 February 1996 11 September 2012 16 years, 210 days
= Hatem Aqel  Jordan AFC 102 27 February 2000 7 January 2014 13 years, 314 days
= Mario Yepes  Colombia CONMEBOL 102 9 February 1999 4 July 2014 15 years, 145 days
= Hosny Abd Rabo  Egypt CAF 102 31 March 2004 10 September 2014 10 years, 163 days
= Hani Al-Dhabit  Oman AFC 102 25 March 1997 14 November 2014 17 years, 234 days
= Seydou Keita  Mali CAF 102 4 October 1998 28 January 2015 16 years, 116 days
= Christopher Katongo  Zambia CAF 102 7 June 2003 4 June 2016 12 years, 363 days
= Didier Ovono  Gabon CAF 102 6 July 2003 24 March 2017 13 years, 261 days
= Celso Borges  Costa Rica CONCACAF 102 21 June 2008 13 June 2017 8 years, 357 days
= Ibrahim Majid  Qatar AFC 102 25 June 2007 13 June 2017 9 years, 353 days
= João Moutinho  Portugal UEFA 102 17 August 2005 2 July 2017 11 years, 319 days
373 József Bozsik  Hungary UEFA 101 17 August 1947 18 April 1962 14 years, 244 days
= Leonel Álvarez  Colombia CONMEBOL 101 14 February 1985 7 September 1997 12 years, 205 days
= Fandi Ahmad  Singapore AFC 101 22 September 1979 18 October 1997 18 years, 26 days
= Claudio Taffarel  Brazil CONMEBOL 101 7 July 1988 12 July 1998 10 years, 5 days
= Thomas Häßler  West Germany
 Germany 		UEFA 101 31 August 1988 20 June 2000 11 years, 294 days
= Earnie Stewart  United States CONCACAF 101 19 December 1990 18 August 2004 13 years, 243 days
= Jorge Soto  Peru CONMEBOL 101 25 November 1992 12 October 2005 12 years, 321 days
= Phillip Cocu  Netherlands UEFA 101 24 April 1996 25 June 2006 10 years, 62 days
= Elijah Tana  Zambia CAF 101 10 June 1995 27 January 2009 13 years, 231 days
= Harold Wallace  Costa Rica CONCACAF 101 27 September 1995 12 August 2009 13 years, 319 days
= Ulises de la Cruz  Ecuador CONMEBOL 101 28 May 1995 16 May 2010 14 years, 353 days
= Carlos Pavón  Honduras CONCACAF 101 17 July 1993 16 June 2010 16 years, 334 days
= Thomas Sørensen  Denmark UEFA 101 17 November 1999 26 May 2012 12 years, 191 days
= Husain Ali Ahmed  Bahrain AFC 101 3 October 1998 19 November 2013 15 years, 47 days
= Joseph Yobo  Nigeria CAF 101 24 March 2001 30 June 2014 13 years, 98 days
= Vincent Enyeama  Nigeria CAF 101 4 May 2002 13 June 2015 13 years, 40 days
= Robin van Persie  Netherlands UEFA 101 4 June 2005 13 October 2015 10 years, 131 days
= Vasiliy Berezutskiy  Russia UEFA 101 7 June 2003 9 October 2016 13 years, 124 days
= Andranik Teymourian  Iran AFC 101 24 August 2005 11 October 2016 11 years, 48 days
= Igor Akinfeev  Russia UEFA 101 27 April 2004 24 June 2017 13 years, 58 days
393 Grzegorz Lato  Poland UEFA 100 17 November 1971 17 April 1984 12 years, 152 days
= Hans-Jürgen Dörner  East Germany UEFA 100 22 June 1969 18 May 1985 15 years, 330 days
= Lakhdar Belloumi  Algeria CAF 100 22 October 1978 17 November 1989 11 years, 26 days
= Ari Hjelm  Finland UEFA 100 16 March 1983 16 March 1996 13 years, 0 days
= Piyapong Pue-on  Thailand AFC 100 21 April 1981 18 October 1997 16 years, 180 days
= Ulf Kirsten[7]  East Germany
 Germany 		UEFA 100 8 May 1985 20 June 2000 15 years, 43 days
= Joe-Max Moore  United States CONCACAF 100 3 September 1992 14 June 2002 9 years, 284 days
= Luis Capurro  Ecuador CONMEBOL 100 6 February 1985 9 February 2003 18 years, 3 days
= Henning Berg  Norway UEFA 100 13 May 1992 27 May 2004 12 years, 14 days
= Nazri Nasir  Singapore AFC 100 13 September 1990 12 July 2004 13 years, 303 days
= Tony Meola  United States CONCACAF 100 10 June 1988 11 April 2006 17 years, 305 days
= Dario Šimić  Croatia UEFA 100 13 March 1996 20 August 2008 12 years, 160 days
= Angelos Basinas  Greece UEFA 100 18 August 1999 1 April 2009 9 years, 226 days
= Goce Sedloski  Macedonia UEFA 100 27 March 1996 29 May 2010 14 years, 63 days
= Denis Caniza  Paraguay CONMEBOL 100 10 November 1996 7 September 2010 13 years, 301 days
= Park Ji-sung  South Korea AFC 100 5 April 2000 25 January 2011 10 years, 295 days
= Roberto Acuña  Paraguay CONMEBOL 100 3 March 1993 11 June 2011 18 years, 100 days
= Igors Stepanovs  Latvia UEFA 100 26 April 1995 10 August 2011 16 years, 106 days
= Levan Kobiashvili  Georgia UEFA 100 1 September 1996 11 October 2011 15 years, 40 days
= Damien Duff  Republic of Ireland UEFA 100 15 March 1998 18 June 2012 14 years, 95 days
= Carles Puyol  Spain UEFA 100 15 November 2000 6 February 2013 12 years, 83 days
= Donovan Ricketts  Jamaica CONCACAF 100 28 March 1999 6 September 2013 14 years, 162 days
= Mohamed Aboutrika  Egypt CAF 100 19 March 2001 19 November 2013 12 years, 245 days
= Yaya Touré  Ivory Coast CAF 100 28 April 2004 29 March 2015 10 years, 335 days
= Siaka Tiéné  Ivory Coast CAF 100 9 April 2000 14 June 2015 15 years, 66 days
= Fahad Awadh  Kuwait AFC 100 27 May 2005 13 October 2015 10 years, 139 days
= Robinho  Brazil CONMEBOL 100 13 July 2003 26 January 2017 13 years, 197 days
= Dani Alves  Brazil CONMEBOL 100 10 October 2006 23 March 2017 10 years, 164 days
= Ismail Al Hammadi  United Arab Emirates AFC 100 23 September 2007 28 March 2017 9 years, 186 days
= Rainford Kalaba  Zambia CAF 100 11 June 2005 10 June 2017 11 years, 364 days
= Tim Cahill  Australia AFC 100 30 March 2004 25 June 2017 13 years, 87 days
= Michael Umaña  Costa Rica CONCACAF 100 4 June 2004 15 July 2017 13 years, 41 days

Most men with 100 or more caps by country

Updated as of 21 July 2017.
Footballers Nation(s) Confederation
17  Saudi Arabia AFC
 United States CONCACAF
14  Egypt CAF
13  Germany (including  West Germany /  East Germany) UEFA
12  Estonia UEFA
11  Mexico CONCACAF
 Spain UEFA
10  Kuwait AFC
 Sweden UEFA
9  Bahrain AFC
 Costa Rica CONCACAF
 England UEFA
 Iraq AFC
 Singapore AFC
 South Korea AFC
 United Arab Emirates AFC
8  Denmark UEFA
 Jamaica CONCACAF
 Netherlands UEFA
 Zambia CAF
7  Latvia UEFA
6  Brazil CONMEBOL
 Ecuador CONMEBOL
 France UEFA
 Iran AFC
 Republic of Ireland UEFA
 Italy UEFA
 Japan AFC
 Oman AFC
 Paraguay CONMEBOL
5  Argentina CONMEBOL
 Croatia UEFA
 Honduras CONCACAF
 Ivory Coast CAF
 Jordan AFC
 Malta UEFA
 Panama CONCACAF
 Portugal UEFA
 Romania UEFA
 Russia (including  Soviet Union /  CIS) UEFA
4  Cameroon CAF
 Chile CONMEBOL
 Czech Republic UEFA
 Finland UEFA
 Greece UEFA
 Liechtenstein UEFA
 Qatar AFC
3  China PR AFC
 Colombia CONMEBOL
 Guatemala CONCACAF
 Malawi CAF
 Norway UEFA
 Peru CONMEBOL
  Switzerland UEFA
 Thailand AFC
 Trinidad and Tobago CONCACAF
 Turkey UEFA
 Uruguay CONMEBOL
2  Andorra UEFA
 Australia AFC
 Bulgaria UEFA
 Cuba CONCACAF
 Hungary UEFA
 Nigeria CAF
 Northern Ireland UEFA
 Poland UEFA
 Serbia (including Federal Republic of Yugoslavia FR Yugoslavia /  Serbia and Montenegro) UEFA
 Ukraine UEFA
 Uzbekistan AFC
 Venezuela CONMEBOL
1  Algeria CAF
 Armenia UEFA
 Austria UEFA
 Azerbaijan UEFA
 Belarus UEFA
 Cyprus UEFA
 Gabon CAF
 Georgia UEFA
 Ghana CAF
 Iceland UEFA
 India AFC
 Macedonia UEFA
 Mali CAF
 Morocco CAF
 Scotland UEFA
 Slovakia UEFA
 South Africa CAF
 Tunisia CAF
424 Total number of players with 100 or more FIFA recognized caps —

Most men with 100 or more caps by Confederations

Updated as of 21 July 2017.
Footballers Confederation
170 UEFA
110 AFC
63 CONCACAF
43 CAF
38 CONMEBOL

Women

The names of currently active players are in bold.

Updated as of June 11, 2017.

Name Nation Confederation Caps First cap Last cap
Kristine Lilly  United States CONCACAF 354[8] 3 August 1987 5 November 2010
Christie Rampone  United States CONCACAF 311[9] 28 February 1997 20 September 2015
Mia Hamm  United States CONCACAF 276[8] 3 August 1987 8 December 2004
Julie Foudy  United States CONCACAF 274[8] 29 July 1988 8 December 2004
Christine Sinclair  Canada CONCACAF 259[10] 12 March 2000 11 June 2017
Abby Wambach  United States CONCACAF 256[11] 9 September 2001 16 December 2015
Joy Fawcett  United States CONCACAF 241[8] 3 August 1987 8 December 2004
Carli Lloyd  United States CONCACAF 239[12] 10 July 2005 11 June 2017
Heather O'Reilly  United States CONCACAF 231[13] 1 March 2002 15 September 2016
Pu Wei  China PR AFC 219 1997 15 February 2014
Birgit Prinz  Germany UEFA 214 27 July 1994 9 July 2011
Therese Sjögran  Sweden UEFA 214[14] 30 October 1997 20 June 2015
Katrine Pedersen  Denmark UEFA 210[15] 14 September 1994 25 July 2013
Tiffeny Milbrett  United States CONCACAF 206[8] 4 August 1991 23 October 2005
Homare Sawa  Japan AFC 205[16] 6 December 1993 2015
Hope Solo  United States CONCACAF 202 5 April 2000 12 August 2016
Kate Markgraf  United States CONCACAF 201 26 April 1998 17 July 2010
Li Jie  China PR AFC 200 1997 2008
Sandrine Soubeyrand  France UEFA 198[17] 12 April 1997 22 July 2013
Patrizia Panico  Italy UEFA 197 8 April 1996 27 November 2014
Shannon Boxx  United States CONCACAF 195[18] 1 September 2003 21 October 2015
Brandi Chastain  United States CONCACAF 192 1 June 1988 8 December 2004
Fan Yunjie  China PR AFC 192 1992 2004
Kerstin Stegemann  Germany UEFA 191 13 April 1995 2009
Han Duan  China PR AFC 188 2000 2011
Hege Riise  Norway UEFA 188 23 July 1990 27 May 2004
Zhao Lihong  China PR AFC 182 1992 2003
Shannon MacMillan  United States CONCACAF 177[8] 7 July 1993 23 October 2005
Joanne Love  Scotland UEFA 175[19] 1 March 2002 2017
Briana Scurry  United States CONCACAF 175[8] 16 March 1994 5 November 2008
Ariane Hingst  Germany UEFA 174 27 August 1996 5 July 2011
Liu Ailing  China PR AFC 173 1987 2001
Bente Nordby  Norway UEFA 172 30 August 1991 27 October 2007
Carla Overbeck  United States CONCACAF 170[8] 1 June 1988 2000
Diana Matheson  Canada CONCACAF 167[20] 2003 2015
Laura Georges  France UEFA 164[21] 26 September 2001 2017
Cathrine Paaske-Sørensen  Denmark UEFA 163 2000 2010
Wen Lirong  China PR AFC 163 1987 2001
Sun Wen  China PR AFC 163 1990 2001
Fara Williams  England UEFA 162 24 November 2001 2017
Wang Liping  China PR AFC 162 1992 2004
Victoria Svensson  Sweden UEFA 162 1996 2009
Gemma Fay  Scotland UEFA 162 1998 2015
Cindy Parlow  United States CONCACAF 158 1996 2004
Kristin Bengtsson  Sweden UEFA 157 1991 2005
Aya Miyama  Japan AFC 156[22] 19 March 2003 2015
Annemieke Griffioen  Netherlands UEFA 156 1995 2011
Sonia Bompastor  France UEFA 156 2000 2012
Michelle Akers  United States CONCACAF 155[8] 18 August 1985 24 August 2000
Tatiana Zorri  Italy UEFA 155 1994 2010
Trine Rønning  Norway UEFA 155 23 October 2003 9 March 2016
Bettina Wiegmann  Germany UEFA 154 1989 2003
Bi Yan  China PR AFC 154 2004 2011
Carolina Morace  Italy UEFA 153 1980 1996
Linda Medalen  Norway UEFA 152 7 October 1987 23 October 1999
Malin Andersson  Sweden UEFA 151 1994 2005
Cheryl Salisbury  Australia OFC/AFC 151 20 April 1994 31 January 2009
Heidi Støre  Norway UEFA 151 10 July 1980 6 July 1997
Solveig Gulbrandsen  Norway UEFA 150 17 June 1998 2010
Renate Lingor  Germany UEFA 149 1995 2008
Sandra Minnert  Germany UEFA 147 1992 2007
Pia Sundhage  Sweden UEFA 146 1975 1996
Nadine Angerer  Germany UEFA 146[23] 27 August 1996 4 July 2015
Carla Couto  Portugal UEFA 145 1993 2015
Doris Fitschen  Germany UEFA 144 1986 2001
Svetlana Petko  Soviet Union/ Russia UEFA 144 1985 2005
Pauline Hamill  Scotland UEFA 141 1992 2011
Marleen Wissink  Netherlands UEFA 141 1989 2006
Formiga  Brazil CONMEBOL 138[24] 11 April 1995 2015
Heather Mitts  United States CONCACAF 137 1999 2012
Merete Pedersen  Denmark UEFA 136 1993 2011
Daphne Koster  Netherlands UEFA 136 1997 2011
Cat Whitehill  United States CONCACAF 135 6 July 2000 31 March 2010
Unni Lehn  Norway UEFA 134 31 August 1996 14 July 2007
Tisha Venturini  United States CONCACAF 134[8] 1992 2000
Liu Huana  China PR AFC 133  – 2011
Sandra Smisek  Germany UEFA 133 1995 2008
Liu Ying  China PR AFC 132  – 2004
Andrea Neil  Canada CONCACAF 132 1991 2007
Brittany Timko  Canada CONCACAF 132 2002 2014
Lauren Holiday  United States CONCACAF 132 26 January 2007 25 October 2015
Aly Wagner  United States CONCACAF 131 1998 2009
Kerstin Garefrekes  Germany UEFA 130 17 November 2001 9 July 2011
Charmaine Hooper  Canada CONCACAF 130 1986 2006
Laura Kalmari  Finland UEFA 130 11 March 1996 2011
Hanna Ljungberg  Sweden UEFA 130 1996 2008
Heather Garriock  Australia OFC/AFC 130 28 October 1999 2015
Janine Van Wyk[25]  South Africa CAF 136 3 December 2005 2016
Amy Rodriguez  United States CONCACAF 129 11 March 2005 2015
Rachel Yankey  England UEFA 129 23 August 1997 2015
Annike Krahn  Germany UEFA 128 28 January 2005 19 August 2016
Tatiana Skotnikova  Russia UEFA 127 2003 2011
Silke Rottenberg  Germany UEFA 126 1993 2008
Lindsay Tarpley  United States CONCACAF 126 12 January 2003 2011
Karolina Westberg  Sweden UEFA 126 1997 2011
Emma Byrne  Republic of Ireland UEFA 125 1996 [26]
Dyanne Bito  Netherlands UEFA 125[27] 14 October 2000 2015
Martina Voss  Germany UEFA 125 3 October 1984 2000
Yūki Ōgimi  Japan AFC 124[28] 22 April 2004 2015
Natalia Barbachina  Russia UEFA 124 1990 2011
Abby Erceg[29]  New Zealand OFC 123[30] 14 November 2006 2016
Ri Kum-Suk  North Korea AFC 123 20 June 1999 2009
Corinne Diacre  France UEFA 121 9 March 1993 2005
Julie Fleeting  Scotland UEFA 121 1996 2015
Lorrie Fair  United States CONCACAF 120 1996 2008
Irina Grigorieva  Soviet Union/ Russia UEFA 120 1985 2005
Hanna Marklund  Sweden UEFA 120 8 August 1997 2007
Brit Sandaune  Norway UEFA 120 20 March 1995 16 November 2003
Sanna Valkonen  Finland UEFA 120 1995 2010
Antonella Carta  Italy UEFA 119 1984 1999
Gillian Coultard  England UEFA 119 1981 13 May 2000
Azusa Iwashimizu  Japan AFC 119[31] 18 February 2006 2015
Hiromi Isozaki/Ikeda  Japan AFC 119 1997 2011
Carin Jennings-Gabarra  United States CONCACAF 119[8] 5 July 1987 1 August 1996
Tomoe Sakai/Katoh  Japan AFC 119 1997 2011
Anne Eggers Nielsen  Denmark UEFA 118 1993 2007
Sun Hui Ho  North Korea AFC 118 2003 2009
Jessica Julin  Finland UEFA 118 10 March 1997 3 September 2009
Anne Mäkinen  Finland UEFA 118 8 June 1991 3 September 2009
Cristiane  Brazil CONMEBOL 117[32] 3 August 2003 2015
Marina Burakova  Soviet Union/ Russia UEFA 117 1985 2004
Portia Modise[33]  South Africa CAF 117 2000 2014
Stéphanie Mugneret-Béghé  France UEFA 116 1992 2005
Kim Little  Scotland UEFA 115[34] 14 February 2007 2016
Sun Qingmei  China PR AFC 115 1984 1997
Randee Hermus  Canada CONCACAF 113 2000 2011
Malin Moström  Sweden UEFA 113 1996 2006
Rachel Buehler  United States CONCACAF 113 5 March 2008 2015
Megan Rapinoe[35]  United States CONCACAF 113 23 July 2006 2017
Hoda Lattaf  France UEFA 112 1997 2008
Elisabeth Leidinge  Sweden UEFA 112 1974 1996
Marinette Pichon  France UEFA 112 1994 2006
Tiffany Roberts  United States CONCACAF 112[8] 1994 2009
Rosana  Brazil CONMEBOL 112[36] 25 June 2000 2015
Ann Kristin Aarones  Norway UEFA 111 2 September 1990 23 October 1999
Giorgia Brenzan  Italy UEFA 111 1987 1992
Tobin Heath  United States CONCACAF 111 18 January 2008 2016
Steffi Jones  Germany UEFA 111 3 July 1993 26 March 2007
Maria Lazarou  Greece UEFA 111 1991 2004
Maria Makowska  Poland UEFA 111 1986 2008
Silvia Neid  Germany UEFA 111 1982 1996
Lena Videkull  Sweden UEFA 111 1984 1996
Célia Šašić[37]  Germany UEFA 111[38] 28 January 2005 4 July 2015
Karen Carney[39]  England UEFA 110[40] 17 February 2005 2017
Erin McLeod[41]  Canada CONCACAF 110[42] 3 March 2002 2015
Eugenie Le Sommer[43]  France UEFA 110[44] 12 February 2009 2017
Lene Jensen  Denmark UEFA 110 1996 2011
Femke Maes  Belgium UEFA 110 6 March 1996 2010
Gunn Nyborg  Norway UEFA 110 7 July 1978 10 October 1992
Joanne Peters  Australia OFC/AFC 110 1996 7 February 2009
Elisabetta Vignotto  Italy UEFA 110 19 September 1970 15 November 1989
Angela Hucles  United States CONCACAF 109 27 April 2002 2009
Jane Törnqvist  Sweden UEFA 109 30 August 1995 2005
Sherida Spitse[45]  Netherlands UEFA 109[46] 31 August 2006 2017
Martina Moser[47]   Switzerland UEFA 109[48] 20 August 2005 2017
Caroline Abbé[47]   Switzerland UEFA 108[49] 25 February 2006 2017
Ane Stangeland Horpestad  Norway UEFA 107 12 May 1999 2 October 2008
Ria Percival[50]  New Zealand OFC 106[51] 14 November 2006 2015
Katrín Jónsdóttir  Iceland UEFA 106 9 May 1994 2013
Lori Chalupny[52]  United States CONCACAF 106 7 March 2001 25 October 2015
Gro Espeseth  Norway UEFA 105 2 March 1991 28 September 2000
Alex Morgan[53]  United States CONCACAF 105 31 March 2010 2017
Ingvild Stensland  Norway UEFA 105 23 January 2003 2011
Lene Terp  Denmark UEFA 105 9 March 1993 25 May 2003
Lisa De Vanna  Australia AFC 104[54] 18 February 2004 2015
Juana López  Mexico CONCACAF 104 1993 2011
Heidi Mohr  Germany UEFA 104 19 May 1984 29 September 1996
Sarina Wiegman  Netherlands UEFA 104 23 May 1987 2001
Suzanne Grant  Scotland UEFA 104 29 November 2000 2015
Bai Jie  China PR AFC 103 1997 2003
Anna-Kaisa Rantanen  Finland UEFA 103 6 July 1996 27 October 2011
Elvira Todua  Russia UEFA 103 2003 2011
Anissa Tann-Darby  Australia OFC 102 1 June 1988 2002
Paula Cristina  Portugal UEFA 102 1995 2011
Amy Walsh  Canada CONCACAF 102 1998 2009
Faye White  England UEFA 102 1997 2011
Pia Wunderlich  Germany UEFA 102 1993 2006
Marta  Brazil CONMEBOL 101 2002 2016
Natalia Chatzigiannidou  Greece UEFA 101 1997 2010
Maureen Mmadu  Nigeria CAF 101 1993 2011
Kwon Hah-nul  South Korea AFC 100 2006 2015
Ma Xiaoxu  China PR AFC 100 2005 2011
Becky Sauerbrunn  United States CONCACAF 100 16 January 2008 2016
Kaire Palmaru[55]  Estonia UEFA 100 2001 2016
Jess Fishlock  Wales UEFA 100 2006 2017
Rhonda Jones  Scotland UEFA
Jane Ross  Scotland UEFA
Leanne Ross  Scotland UEFA
Megan Sneddon  Scotland UEFA
Jennifer Beattie  Scotland UEFA
Ifeoma Dieke  Scotland UEFA

Most women with 100 or more caps by country

Number
 Nation Confederation
35  United States CONCACAF
21  Germany UEFA
18  Sweden UEFA
15  China PR AFC
14  France UEFA
13  Norway UEFA
12  Canada CONCACAF
12[56]  Scotland UEFA
9  Netherlands UEFA
8  Japan AFC
7  England UEFA
7  Denmark UEFA
7  Italy UEFA
6  Soviet Union/ Russia UEFA
6  Finland UEFA
5  Australia OFC through 2005
AFC 2006–present
4  Iceland UEFA
4  Mexico CONCACAF
4  New Zealand OFC
4  Brazil CONMEBOL
3  Portugal UEFA
3  South Africa CAF
2  Greece UEFA
2  North Korea AFC
2   Switzerland UEFA
1  Belgium UEFA
1  Hungary UEFA
1  South Korea AFC
1  Nigeria CAF
1  Poland UEFA
1  Estonia UEFA
1  Wales UEFA

See also

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