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List of football (soccer) players with 100 or more caps

This is a list of soccer players with a century (100) of caps (international appearances). See also List of football (soccer) players and List of Soccer Players with 30 or more International Goals

Players with a Century of Caps

Rank Player Country Games Years
1.Claudio SuárezMexico172*(1992-2004)
2.Mohamed Al-Deayea Saudi Arabia166*(1990-2004)
3.Cobi JonesUnited States164*(1992-2004)
Adnan Kh. Al-Talyani UAE164(1984-1997)
5.Hossam Hassan Egypt163*(1985-2004)
6.Lothar MatthäusGermany150(1980-2000)
7.Mohammed Al-Khilaiwi Saudi Arabia143*(1990-2001)
Thomas RavelliSweden143(1981-1997)
9.Marko Kristal Estonia142*(1992-2004)
10.Majed Abdullah Saudi Arabia139(1978-1994) [1]
11.Martin Reim Estonia136*(1992-2004)
12.Hong Myung-BoSouth Korea135*(1990-2002)
13.Jeff AgoosUnited States134*(1988-2003)
14.Ali DaeiIran133*(1993-2004)
15.Jorge CamposMexico130*(1991-2003)
16.Peter SchmeichelDenmark129*(1987-2001)
17.Marcelo BalboaUnited States128*(1988-2000)
CafuBrazil128*(1990-2004)
19.Paolo MaldiniItaly126*(1988-2002) [4]
Andoni ZubizarretaSpain126(1985-1998)
21.Gheorghe HagiRomania125(1983-2000)
Ibrahim Hassan Egypt125*(1988-2002)
Peter ShiltonEngland125(1970-1990)
24.Hany Ramzy Egypt124*(1989-2003)
25.Masami Ihara Japan123*(1988-1999)
26.Cha Bum-KunSouth Korea121(1972-1986)
Ramón RamírezMexico121*(1991-2000)
28.David Carabott Malta120*(1987-2004)
29.Pat JenningsNorthern Ireland119(1964-1986)
Dorinel Munteanu Romania119*(1991-2003)
31.Iván Hurtado Ecuador118*(1992-2004)
32.Heinz Hermann Switzerland117(1978-1991)
33.Marcel DesaillyFrance116*(1993-2004) [4]
Roland Nilsson Sweden116*(1986-2000)
Kiatisuk Senamuang Thailand116*(1993-2004)
Yoo Sang-ChulSouth Korea116*(1994-2004)
37.Björn Nordqvist Sweden115(1963-1978)
Gheorghe PopescuRomania115(1988-2003)
39.Viktor OnopkoRussia113*(1992-2004) [5]
40.Frank de BoerNetherlands112*(1990-2004)
Alain Geiger Switzerland112(1980-1996)
Roberto Palacios Peru112*(1992-2004)
Dino ZoffItaly112(1968-1983) [4]
44.Carmel Busuttil Malta111(1982-2001)
Carlos ValderramaColombia111*(1985-1998)
46.Paul CaligiuriUnited States110*(1984-1997)
Fernando CoutoPortugal110*(1990-2004)
Luis FigoPortugal110*(1991-2004)
49.Alex Aguinaga Ecuador109*(1987-2004)
Vitalijs Astafjevs Latvia109*(1992-2004)
Alberto García AspeMexico109(1988-2002)
Roberto CarlosBrazil109*(1992-2004)
Wail Sulaiman Al-Habashi Kuwait109(1986-1997)
54.Jürgen KlinsmannGermany108(1987-1998)
Bobby MooreEngland108(1962-1973) [4]
Jamal Abdulrahman Mubarak Kuwait108*(1994-2004)
57.Bobby CharltonEngland106(1958-1970) [4]
Luis Antonio Marin Costa Rica106*(1993-2004)
Noureddine Naybet Morocco106*(1990-2004)
Diego Pablo SimeoneArgentina106*(1988-2002)
Eric WynaldaUnited States106*(1990-2000)
62.Héctor Chumpitaz Peru105(1965-1981)
Jürgen Kohler Germany105(1986-1998)
Pavel Pardo Mexico105*(1996-2004)
Claudio ReynaUnited States105*(1994-2004)
Nader El-Sayed Egypt105*(1992-2004)
Billy WrightEngland105(1946-1959) [4]
68.Ladislau Bölöni Romania104(1975-1988) [3]
Rúnar Kristinsson Iceland104*(1987-2004) [7]
Michael LaudrupDenmark104(1982-1998)
Thorbjřrn Svenssen Norway104(1947-1962)
Theodore Whitmore Jamaica104*(1993-2004)
73.Franz BeckenbauerWest Germany103(1965-1977)
Stéphane ChapuisatSwitzerland103*(1988-2004)
Didier DeschampsFrance103(1989-2000) [4]
Andreas HerzogAustria103*(1988-2003)
Hwang Seon-Hong South Korea103(1993-2002)
Lilian ThuramFrance103*(1994-2004)
79.Joe Brincat Malta102*(1988-2004)
Kenny DalglishScotland102(1971-1986)
Morten OlsenDenmark102(1970-1989)
Steve StauntonIreland102*(1988-2002)
83.Leonel de Jesús AlvarezColombia101(1985-1997)
Oleg BlokhinSoviet Union101(1972-1988) [3]
József BozsikHungary101(1947-1962) [8]
Thomas HäßlerGermany101*(1988-2000)
Kim Tae-Yeong South Korea101*(1992-2004)
Karel PoborskýCzech Republic101*(1994-2004)
Mart PoomEstonia101*(1991-2004)
Earnie StewartUnited States101*(1990-2004)
Claudio TaffarelBrazil101*(1988-1998)
92.Henning BergNorway100(1992-2004)
Luis Enrique Capurro Ecuador100*(1985-2003)
Ari Hjelm Finland100(1983-1996)
Ulf KirstenEast Germany100(1985-2000)[2]
Bülent KorkmazTurkey100*(1990-2004)
Joe-Max MooreUnited States100*(1992-2002)
Theodoros ZagorakisGreece100*(1994-2004)
Indrek Zelinski Estonia100*(1994-2004)
Mihails Zemlinskins Latvia100*(1992-2004)

Players with 95-99 Caps

Rank Player Country Games Years
Angus EveTrinidad and Tobago99*(1994-2004)
Tony MeolaUnited States99*(1988-2002)
Djalma dos Santos Brazil98(1952-1968)
Ahmed Hassan Egypt98*(1996-2004)
Rüştü ReçberTurkey98*(1994-2004)
Mauricio SolísCosta Rica98*(1993-2004)
Joachim Streich East Germany98(1969-1984)[3]
Laurent BlancFrance97(1989-2000)[4]
Bixente LizarazuFrance97*(1992-2004)
Borislav Mikhailov Bulgaria97(1983-1998)[6]
Oscar Alfredo Ruggeri Argentina97(1983-1994)
Hakan ŞükürTurkey97*(1992-2004)
Erik Thorstvedt Norway97(1982-1996)
Patrik AnderssonSweden96*(1991-2002)
Jan CeulemansBelgium96(1977-1991)
Hans-Jürgen Dörner East Germany96(1969-1985)[3]
Alexi LalasUnited States96(1990-1998)
Jorge Soto Peru96*(1992-2004)
Hans-Hubert VogtsWest Germany96(1967-1978)
Efstratos Apostolakis Greece95(1986-1998)
John Buttigieg Malta95*(1984-2000)
Carlos GamarraParaguay95*(1993-2004)
Ha Seok-Joo South Korea95(1991-2001)
Grzegorz LatoPoland95(1966-1979)[3]
Josef Maier West Germany95(1966-1979)
Dan PetrescuRomania95*(1989-2000)
Toni PolsterAustria95(1982-2000)
Karl-Heinz RummeniggeWest Germany95(1976-1986)

Players marked with * are still active at club level, though not necessarily internationally.

Notes:

  1. Abdullah was earlier reported as having 147 caps, but investigations of IFFHS discovered 4 matches which were not played and 1 against an Irish League XI; 2 more matches were deleted from the records following FIFA's decision not to recognize Olympic matches (see below); one more involved non-FIFA members Northern Cyprus.
  2. Kirsten played 49 matches for East Germany and 51 for (unified) Germany.
  3. several players had Olympic matches deleted from their records.
  4. several players had matches against FIFA or continental representations deducted - or not, see below. Zoff's total also includes a match against a US select team comprising mainly of aging foreigners which the Italian FA insist is official.
  5. Onopko played 4 matches for the C.I.S. and 109 for Russia.
  6. Mikhailov has played 102 matches according to the Bulgarian federation, but so far only 97 were verified; even that total includes one match against an East German Olympic team.
  7. Kristinsson has played 104 matches according to the Icelandic federation, which however includes 4 matches (three Olympic qualifiers and a match against England B) not considered official according to FIFA practice; his official total of internationals should therefore be considered to be 100.
  8. Bozsik had a match vs Lebanon played in 1956 recognised as official by the Hungarian FA in May 2002 (!).

This page was copied from the Ref.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. The original can be found here

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