Colin Clarke (1986. Northern Ireland), Gerry Peyton (1990, Republic of Ireland), Chris Mepham (2022, Wales) and Kieffer Moore (2022, Wales)
FIFA World Cup Players from English Clubs
Ellen White (52, 2010-22), Kelly Smith (46, 1995-2015), Kerry Davis (43, 1982-98), Karen Walker (41, 1988-2003), Fara Williams (40, 2001-19), Beth Mead (37, 2018-25), Eniola Aluko (33, 2004-17), Karen Carney (33, 2005-19) and Marieanne Spacey (30, 1984-2001)
England Women’s National Football Team
Martin O’Neill (1982 Northern Ireland), Chris Woods (1986 England), Robert Fleck (1990 Scotland), Bryan Gunn (1990 Scotland), Andy Townsend (1990 Republic of Ireland), Efan Ekoku (1994 Nigeria), Joseph Yobo (2014 Nigeria), Leroy Fer (2014 Netherlands) and Josh Sargent (2022 United States)
FIFA World Cup Players from English Clubs
Fara Williams (172, 2001-19), Jill Scott (161, 2006-22), Karen Carney (144, 2005-19), Lucy Bronze (140, 2013-25), Alex Scott (140, 2004-17), Casey Stoney (130, 2000-18), Rachel Yankey (129, 1997-2013), Steph Houghton (121, 2007-21) and Gillian Coultard (119, 1981-2000)
Neil Sullivan (1994 & 1998 Scotland), Marcus Gayle (1994 & 1998 Jamaica), Robbie Earle (1994 & 1998 Jamaica), Kenny Cunningham (2002 Republic of Ireland) and David Connolly (2002 Republic of Ireland)
FIFA World Cup Players from English Clubs
Willian (Brazil 327), Antonio Valencia (Ecuador 325), Pablo Zabaleta (Argentina 303) and Nolberto Solano (Peru 302)
All Time 300 or More Players’ Premier League Appearances
Syd Owen (1954 England), Mal Donaghy (1982 & 1986 Northern Ireland), Juergen Sommer (1994 United States), Carlos Edwards (2006 Trinidad and Tobago), Tom Lockyer (2022 Wales) and Ethan Horvath (2022 United States)
FIFA World Cup Players from English Clubs
Bruno Guimarães (Brazil & Newcastle United) and Son Heung-min (South Korea & Tottenham Hotspur)
Jock Aird (1954 Scotland), Jimmy McIlroy (1958 Northern Ireland), Colin McDonald (1958 England), John Connelly (1962 England), Billy Hamilton (1982 Northern Ireland), Tommy Cassidy (1982 Northern Ireland), Jóhann Berg Guðmundsson (2018 Iceland), Nick Pope (2018 England) and Connor Roberts (2022 Wales)
FIFA World Cup Players from English Clubs
Eleven Different Nationalities: Portugal 4, Spain 4, England 3, Germany 2, Austria, Denmark, France, Republic of Ireland, Italy, Netherlands and Scotland
Jonathan Gould (1998-2002), Artur Boruc (2005-10), Fraser Forster (2011-14), Craig Gordon (2015-20), Vasilios Barkas (2020-22), Joe Hart (2022-24) and Kasper Schmeichel (2024-26)
Celtic FC Scottish Top Flight Player’s Squad Numbers
Gil Merrick (1954 England), Ken Green (1954 England), Alberto Tarantini (1978 Argentina), Stan Lazaridis (2006 Australia), Mehdi Nafti (2006 Tunisia), Cheikh N’Doye (2018 Senegal), Krystian Bielik (2022 Poland) and Hannibal Mejbri (2022 Tunisia)
FIFA World Cup Players from English Clubs
Vaux Breweries (1996-97), Reg Vardy (1999-2006), Boylesports (2007-10), Tombola (2010-12), Invest in Africa (2012-13), Bidvest (2013-15), Dafabet (2015-17) and W88 (2025-26)
Steven Fletcher (2009-10), Sam Vokes (2014-19), Chris Wood (2019-21), Wout Weghorst (2021-22) and Jay Rodriguez (2023-24)
Burnley FC Premier League Squad Numbers
Doritos (2003-04), Sportingbet (2009-12), W88 (2018-19), ManBetX (2019-22), AstroPay (2022-24) and DEBET (2024-26)
Peter Schmeichel (1993-99), Mark Bosnich (1999-2000), Fabien Barthez (2000-03), Tim Howard (2004-06), Edwin van der Sar (2006-11), David De Gea (2011-23) and Altay Bayindir (2023-26)
Manchester United Premier League Squad Numbers
Admiral (1992-93), Thistle Hotels (1993-96), Packard Bell (1996-2000), Strongbow (2000-03), Whyte and Mackay (2003-04), SBOTOP (2020-23) and Red Bull (2025-26)
Four Clubs: Declan Rice (Arsenal), Liam Delap (Ipswich Town), Jamie Vardy (Leicester City) and Dan Burn (Newcastle United)
Premier League Players of the Year Awards
Shunsuke Nakamura (2007), Kyogo Furuhashi (2023) and Daizen Maeda (2025)
Teddy Sheringham (1991), Kasey Keller (1993), Ben Thatcher (1996), Stuart Nethercott (2000) and Japhet Tanganga (2025)
Millwall FC Player of the Year
Terry Naylor (1982), Scott Parker (2003), Luke Young (2005) and Darren Bent (2006)
Charlton Athletic Player of the Year
Ismaïla Sarr (2021 Senegal), Hassane Kamara (2022 Ivory Coast) and Imran Louza (2025 Morocco)
Martin Rowlands (2004 & 2008), Paddy Kenny (2011) and Jimmy Dunne (2025)
Queens Park Rangers Player of the Year
Brian McBride (2006 & 2007), Clint Dempsey (2011 & 2012), Tim Ream (2018) and Antonee Robinson (2024)
Jonathan Parr (2012 Norway), Vicente Guaita (2021 Spain) and Jean-Philippe Mateta (2024 France)
Crystal Palace Player of the Year
Willian (2016 Brazil), Thiago Silva (2023 Brazil) and Moisés Caicedo (2025 Ecuador)
Aaron Wan-Bissaka (2025), Jarrod Bowen (2024), Declan Rice (2023, 2022 & 2020), Tomáš Souček (2021), Lukasz Fabianski (2019) and Marko Arnautović (2018)
West Ham United Player of the Year
Declan Rice (2025), Bukayo Saka (2022 & 2021), Jack Wilshere (2011), Nigel Winterburn (1999), Ray Parlour (1998) and Martin Keown (1996)
Lucas Bergvall (2025), Micky van de Ven (2024), Harry Kane (2023 & 2021), Heung-min Son (2022, 2020 & 2019), Jan Vertonghen (2018) and Christian Eriksen (2017)
Tottenham Hotspur Player of the Year
Mohamed Salah (29 Egypt & Liverpool), Bryan Mbeumo (20 Cameroon & Brentford), Yoane Wissa (18 DR Congo & Brentford), Antoine Semenyo (11 Ghana & AFC Bournemouth) and Nicolas Jackson (10 Senegal & Chelsea)
Premier League Players’ Goals & Assists 2024-25
Which four 2024-25 Premier League Clubs had 20 different players with Goals or Assists?
Arsenal, Everton, Ipswich Town and Tottenham Hotspur
Premier League Players’ Goals & Assists 2024-25
Four: Swindon Town (1993-94), Barnsley (1997-98), Blackpool (2010-11) and Luton Town (2023-24)
All-Time Premier League Points Statistics
