Valur (Iceland), BFC Dynamo (East Germany), Dynamo Kyïv (Soviet Union), Anderlecht (Belgium) and Bayern Munich (West Germany)
Vincent Kompany (2024-26), Thomas Tuchel (2023-24), Julian Nagelsmann (2021-23), Hansi Flick (2019-21), Niko Kovač (2018-19) and Jupp Heynckes (2017-18)
Bryan Mbeumo (Cameroon), Mathias Jensen (Denmark), Mikkel Damsgaard (Denmark), Christian Nørgaard (Denmark), Saman Ghoddos (Iran) and David Raya (Spain)
16 FA Cup Finals in the PL Era featured at least one Manchester Club: 1994, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2011, 2013, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2023 (2), 2024 (2), 2025 and 2026
Nolberto Solano (2005 Peru), Brad Guzan (2013 United States), Emiliano Martínez (2021 Argentina) and Douglas Luiz (2023 Brazil)
James Hill (AFC Bournemouth), Maxime Estève (Burnley), Murillo (Nottingham Forest) and Yerson Mosquera (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Riccardo Calafiori (Arsenal), Michael Kayode (Brentford), Wilfried Gnonto (Leeds United), Federico Chiesa (Liverpool), Sandro Tonali (Newcastle United), Nicolò Savona (Nottingham Forest), Lorenzo Lucca (Nottingham Forest) and Destiny Udogie (Tottenham Hotspur)
Beram Kayal (2016 Israel) and Moises Caicedo (2023 Ecuador)
Kevin Campbell (Coventry City, Aug 1996), Chris Wood (Newcastle United, Dec 2023), Chris Wood (Brighton & Hove Albion, Feb 2025) and Morgan Gibbs-White (Burnley, Apr 2026)
Folarin Balogun (AS Monaco £35m), Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (Liverpool £35m), Eddie Nketiah (Crystal Palace £30m), Alex Iwobi (Everton £28m) and Emile Smith Rowe (Fulham £27m)
Dean Henderson (2026), Marc Guéhi (2024-26), Joel Ward (2023-24), Luka Milivojević (2018-23), Jason Puncheon (2017-18), Scott Dann (2016-17), Mile Jedinak (2012-16), Paddy McCarthy (2010-12) and Shaun Derry (2008-10)
Kurt Hamrin (208), Gabriel Batistuta (208), Miguel Montuori (84), Giancarlo Antognoni (72), Adrian Mutu (70), Alberto Galassi (63) and Alberto Gilardino (63)
Dani Carvajal (2025-26), Luka Modrić (2024-25), Nacho (2023-24), Karim Benzema (2022-23), Marcelo (2021-22) and Sergio Ramos (2015-21)
Frank Lampard (2024-26), Russell Slade (2016-17), Tony Mowbray (2015-16), Steven Pressley (2013-15), Mark Robins (2012-13 & 2017-24) and Andy Thorn (2011-2012)
Gabriel Heinze (2005 Argentina), Javier Hernández (2011 Mexico) and Antonio Valencia (2012 Ecuador)
Vasas Budapest (Hungary 1973 Cup Winners’ Cup) and Sporting CP (Portugal 1973 Cup Winners’ Cup)
Pascal Zuberbühler, Philippe Senderos, Pajtim Kasami and Kerim Frei
Rob Edwards (Wales Nov 2025 – Present), Vítor Pereira (Portugal Dec 2024 – Nov 2025), Gary O’Neil (England Aug 2023 – Dec 2024), Julen Lopetegui (Spain Nov 2022 – Aug 2023), Bruno Lage (Portugal Jun 2021 – Oct 2022) and Nuno Espírito Santo (Portugal May 2017 – Jun 2021)
David Johnson (2003 Jamaica), Garath McCleary (2012 Jamaica), Michail Antonio (2015 Jamaica), Eric Lichaj (2017 United States) and Murillo (2024 Brazil)
Michael Owen (26), Steven Gerrard (21), Roger Hunt (18), Peter Crouch (13), Daniel Sturridge (8), John Barnes (7), Kevin Keegan (7) and Peter Beardsley (6)
Corentin Tolisso (France 2018), Benjamin Pavard (France 2018) and Lucas Hernandez (France 2018)
2026 Chelsea v Leeds United, 1987 Coventry City 3-2 Leeds United, 1977 Manchester United 2-1 Leeds United and 1973 Leeds United 1-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers
Italy (12), Denmark (20), Nigeria (26), Ukraine (32), Poland (35), Russia (36), Wales (37), Serbia (39) and Hungary (42)
Peter Shilton (49), Mick Channon (45), Terry Paine (19), Dave Watson (18), Ryan Bertrand (17), Mark Wright (16), Wayne Bridge (12) and James Ward-Prowse (11)
Leicester City (2021 Maroon), Manchester United (2016 White), Arsenal (2015 Yellow), Wigan Athletic (2013 Black), Chelsea (2009 Yellow), Liverpool (2001 Yellow), Tottenham Hotspur (1991 White) and Tottenham Hotspur (1982 Yellow)
Four Nations: British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Turks & Caicos Islands and U.S. Virgin Islands
Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, France, Mexico, Paraguay, United States and Uruguay
