Ten Nations: England (1954), Faroe Islands (1990), Finland (1954), Iceland (1954), Netherlands (1954), Northern Ireland (1954), Poland (1954), Republic of Ireland (1954), Scotland (1954) and Switzerland (1954). Saarland (1954-56) was a UEFA Member before merging with (West) Germany
Declan Rice (10), Morgan Rogers (10), Harry Kane (9), Marcus Rashford (9), Jordan Henderson (8), Ezri Konsa (8) and Jordan Pickford (8)
Maya Yoshida (154), Shinji Okazaki (114), Kaoru Mitoma (108), Junichi Inamoto (66), Takehiro Tomiyasu (65), Wataru Endō (57), Daichi Kamada (54), Takumi Minamino (40) and Shinji Kagawa (38)
Gus Poyet (187), Luis Suárez (110), Rodrigo Bentancur (104), Darwin Núñez (95), Gastón Ramírez (94), Miguel Britos (66), Santiago Bueno (63), Lucas Torreira (63) and Diego Forlán (63)
Norwich City (6 Times), West Bromwich Albion (5 Times), Leicester City (5 Times), Burnley (4 Times), Middlesbrough (4 Times), Sheffield United (4 Times), Sunderland (4 Times) and Watford (4 Times)
Jimmy Greaves (6), Gary Lineker (5), Harry Kane (5), Vivian Woodward (4), Bobby Charlton (4) and Stan Mortensen (3)
Igor Thiago (6 Brentford), Cole Palmer (5 Chelsea), Raúl Jiménez (4 Fulham), Bruno Fernandes (4 Manchester United), Jean-Philippe Mateta (3 Crystal Palace), Erling Haaland (3 Manchester City), Anthony Gordon (3 Newcastle United) and Enzo Le Fée (3 Sunderland)
Harry Kane (9 Goals), Eberechi Eze (3 Goals) and Bukayo Saka (2 Goals)
Steve Fletcher (726), Neil Young (483), Sean O’Driscoll (441), Ray Bumstead (436), Adam Smith (420) and James Hayter (407)
Fleury Di Nallo (222), Alexandre Lacazette (201), Bernard Lacombe (149), Serge Chiesa (132), Juninho (100) and Bafétimbi Gomis (65)
Neymar (€222m, Paris Saint-Germain), Arthur (€72m, Juventus), Luís Figo (€62m, Real Madrid), Alexis Sánchez (€42.5m, Arsenal), Paulinho (€42m, Guangzhou Evergrande) and Malcom (€40m, Zenit Saint Petersburg)
Ulf Kirsten (240), Stefan Kießling (162), Dimitar Berbatov (91), Herbert Waas (87), Christian Schreier (83) and Patrik Schick (82)
Tony Yeboah (Leeds United March & September 1995), André Ayew (Swansea City August 2015) and Antoine Semenyo (Manchester City February 2026)
Charalampos Kostoulas (Brighton & Hove Albion), Stefanos Tzimas (Brighton & Hove Albion) and Konstantinos Mavropanos (West Ham United)
Shane Duffy (29 Republic of Ireland), Kaoru Mitoma (29 Japan), Moisés Caicedo (25 Ecuador), Alexis Mac Allister (22 Argentina), Evan Ferguson (20 Republic of Ireland), Billy Gilmour (15 Scotland), Pervis Estupiñán (10 Ecuador), Leandro Trossard (8 Belgium) and Jan Paul van Hecke (8 Netherlands)
Dominic Solanke (£65m Tottenham Hotspur), Antoine Semenyo (£64m Manchester City), Illia Zabarnyi (£54.5m Paris Saint-Germain), Dean Huijsen (£50m Real Madrid), Dango Ouattara (£42.5m Brentford), Nathan Aké (£41m Manchester City), Milos Kerkez (£40m Liverpool), Tyrone Mings (£26.5m Aston Villa) and Arnaut Danjuma (£21.3m Villarreal)
Francesco Totti (307), Roberto Pruzzo (138), Edin Džeko (119), Amedeo Amadei (111), Rodolfo Volk (106), Pedro Manfredini (104) and Vincenzo Montella (102)
Hilário (494), Rui Patrício (467), Damas (456), Manuel Fernandes (441), Azevedo (421), Oceano (405), Sebastián Coates (369), José Carlos (367) and Manecas (366)
Toby Alderweireld, Kieran Trippier, Matt Doherty, Clément Lenglet and Conor Gallagher
Gianfranco Zola (Italy), Avram Grant (Israel), Slaven Bilić (Croatia), Manuel Pellegrini (Chile), Julen Lopetegui (Spain) and Nuno Espírito Santo (Portugal)
Norwich City (1959, 1989, 1992), Oldham Athletic (1913, 1990, 1994) and Swifts (1874, 1876, 1886)
Brenden Aaronson (Leeds United), Tyler Adams (AFC Bournemouth) and Chris Richards (Crystal Palace)
Pedro Neto (£54m Chelsea), Matheus Nunes (£53m Manchester City), Rúben Neves (£47m Al-Hilal), Diogo Jota (£41m Liverpool) and Max Kilman (£40m West Ham United)
Antoine Semenyo (Ghana & Manchester City), Bryan Mbeumo (Cameroon & Manchester United), Mohamed Salah (Egypt & Liverpool), Éli Kroupi (Ivory Coast & AFC Bournemouth), Iliman Ndiaye (Senegal & Everton), Dango Ouattara (Burkina Faso & Brentford), Alex Iwobi (Nigeria & Fulham), Samuel Chukwueze (Nigeria & Fulham) and Mohammed Kudus (Ghana & Tottenham Hotspur)
Noel Cantwell (Republic of Ireland 1957-60), Paolo Di Canio (Italy 2001-03), Lucas Neill (New Zealand 2007-09) and Kurt Zouma (France 2003-04)
Bryan Mbeumo (£65m Manchester United), Yoane Wissa (£50m Newcastle United), Ivan Toney (£40m Al-Ahli), Ollie Watkins (£28m Aston Villa) and David Raya (£27m Arsenal)
Fulham (4), Wolverhampton Wanderers (4), Brentford (3), Brighton & Hove Albion (3) and Burnley (3)
Declan Rice (£100m), Nicolas Pépé (£72m), Kai Havertz (£62m), Eberechi Eze (£60m), Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (£56m) and Martin Zubimendi (£56m)
