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. Eighteen other women — eleven 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 Christie Rampone of the United States, among women, with 311; and Iker Casillas of Spain and Gianluigi Buffon of Italy, among men, with 167.^[1]

As of 10 July 2016, a total of 355 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 15 November 2016.

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

	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 [3]	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 [4]	Saudi Arabia	AFC	172	9 April 1993	11 May 2006	13 years, 32 days
5	Iván Hurtado	Ecuador	CONMEBOL	168	24 May 1992	14 October 2014	22 years, 143 days
6	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
=	Gianluigi Buffon	Italy	UEFA	167	29 October 1997	15 November 2016	19 years, 17 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	Yasuhito Endō	Japan	AFC	152	20 November 2002	23 January 2015	12 years, 64 days
18	Javad Nekounam	Iran	AFC	151	12 January 2000	31 March 2015	15 years, 78 days
19	Lothar Matthäus	West Germany  Germany	UEFA	150	14 June 1980	20 June 2000	20 years, 6 days
20	Ali Daei	Iran	AFC	149	6 June 1993	21 June 2006	13 years, 15 days
21	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
23	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
26	Mohammed Husain	Bahrain	AFC	145	18 March 1997	15 January 2015	17 years, 303 days
=	Essam El-Hadary	Egypt	CAF	145	25 March 1996	13 November 2016	20 years, 233 days
28	Anatoliy Tymoshchuk	Ukraine	UEFA	144	26 April 2000	21 June 2016	16 years, 56 days
29	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
=	Paulo da Silva	Paraguay	CONMEBOL	143	25 April 2000	15 November 2016	16 years, 204 days
33	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
37	Ahmed Mubarak	Oman	AFC	140	25 September 2003	31 August 2016	12 years, 341 days
=	Sergio Ramos	Spain	UEFA	140	26 March 2005	9 October 2016	11 years, 197 days
39	Giorgos Karagounis	Greece	UEFA	139	20 August 1999	29 June 2014	14 years, 313 days
40	Amado Guevara	Honduras	CONCACAF	138	5 May 1994	21 June 2010	16 years, 47 days
41	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
46	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
=	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	UEFA	136	20 August 2003	13 November 2016	13 years, 85 days
49	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
=	Shahril Bin Ishak	Singapore	AFC	135	4 March 2003	6 June 2016	13 years, 94 days
52	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
=	Saud Kariri	Saudi Arabia	AFC	134	23 July 2001	18 January 2015	13 years, 179 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
=	Rafael Márquez	Mexico	CONCACAF	134	5 February 1997	2 September 2016	19 years, 210 days
=	Andrés Guardado	Mexico	CONCACAF	134	14 December 2005	6 September 2016	10 years, 267 days
63	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
=	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
67	Sargis Hovsepyan	Armenia	UEFA	132	14 October 1992	14 November 2012	20 years, 31 days
=	Maynor Figueroa	Honduras	CONCACAF	132	31 January 2003	6 September 2016	13 years, 219 days
69	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
=	Kim Källström	Sweden	UEFA	131	1 February 2001	22 June 2016	15 years, 142 days
=	Daniel Bennett	Singapore	AFC	131	11 December 2002	1 September 2016	13 years, 265 days
=	Javier Mascherano	Argentina	CONMEBOL	131	16 July 2003	6 September 2016	13 years, 52 days
74	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
=	Clint Dempsey	United States	CONCACAF	130	17 November 2004	25 June 2016	11 years, 221 days
77	Peter Schmeichel	Denmark	UEFA	129	10 May 1988	25 April 2001	12 years, 350 days
=	Lukas Podolski	Germany	UEFA	129	6 June 2004	27 June 2016	12 years, 21 days
=	Gabriel Gómez	Panama	CONCACAF	129	9 February 2003	2 September 2016	13 years, 206 days
=	Baihakki Bin Khaizan	Singapore	AFC	129	4 August 2003	11 October 2016	13 years, 68 days
81	Marcelo Balboa	United States	CONCACAF	128	10 January 1988	16 January 2000	12 years, 6 days
=	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
=	Juan Arango	Venezuela	CONMEBOL	128	15 April 1999	8 September 2015	16 years, 146 days
=	Amer Shafi	Jordan	AFC	128	17 August 2002	7 October 2016	14 years, 51 days
87	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
92	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
=	Ali Al-Habsi	Oman	AFC	126	20 February 2001	29 March 2016	15 years, 38 days
98	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
=	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
103	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
=	Wesley Sneijder	Netherlands	UEFA	124	30 April 2003	7 October 2016	13 years, 160 days
107	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
=	DaMarcus Beasley	United States	CONCACAF	123	27 January 2001	10 October 2015	14 years, 256 days
=	Peter Jehle	Liechtenstein	UEFA	123	14 October 1998	9 October 2016	17 years, 361 days
112	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
=	Jaime Penedo	Panama	CONCACAF	122	29 June 2003	2 September 2016	13 years, 65 days
=	Michael Bradley	United States	CONCACAF	122	26 May 2006	6 September 2016	10 years, 103 days
117	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
=	Michael Mifsud	Malta	UEFA	121	10 February 2000	11 October 2016	16 years, 244 days
124	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
=	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
=	Server Djeparov	Uzbekistan	AFC	120	14 May 2002	6 September 2016	14 years, 115 days
133	Pat Jennings	Northern Ireland	UEFA	119	15 April 1964	12 June 1986	22 years, 58 days
=	Gilbert Agius	Malta	UEFA	119	7 November 1993	18 November 2009	16 years, 11 days
135	Heinz Hermann	Switzerland	UEFA	118	6 September 1978	13 November 1991	13 years, 68 days
=	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
=	Kolo Touré	Ivory Coast	CAF	118	2 July 2000	8 February 2015	14 years, 221 days
=	Justo Villar	Paraguay	CONMEBOL	118	3 March 1999	11 June 2016	17 years, 100 days
=	Osama Hawsawi	Saudi Arabia	AFC	118	11 October 2006	6 September 2016	9 years, 331 days
=	Walter Ayoví	Ecuador	CONMEBOL	118	7 June 2001	6 September 2016	15 years, 91 days
=	Wayne Rooney	England	UEFA	118	12 February 2003	11 October 2016	13 years, 242 days
145	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
149	Majed Abdullah	Saudi Arabia	AFC	116	9 December 1978	29 June 1994	15 years, 202 days
=	Ahmed 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
=	Abdulraheem 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
=	Ismail Matar	United Arab Emirates	AFC	116	27 September 2003	15 November 2016	13 years, 49 days
=	Zlatan Ibrahimović	Sweden	UEFA	116	31 January 2001	22 June 2016	15 years, 143 days
=	John O'Shea	Republic of Ireland	UEFA	116	15 August 2001	6 October 2016	15 years, 52 days
=	Lionel Messi	Argentina	CONMEBOL	116	17 August 2005	15 November 2016	11 years, 90 days
161	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
=	Stern John	Trinidad and Tobago	CONCACAF	115	15 February 1995	11 November 2011	16 years, 269 days
=	Andrés Iniesta	Spain	UEFA	115	27 May 2006	9 October 2016	10 years, 135 days
=	Ragnar Klavan	Estonia	UEFA	115	3 July 2003	10 October 2016	13 years, 99 days
=	Maxi Pereira	Uruguay	CONMEBOL	115	26 October 2005	10 November 2016	11 years, 15 days
=	Sebastián Soria	Qatar	AFC	115	15 November 2006	15 November 2016	10 years, 0 days
173	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
=	Kristen Viikmäe	Estonia	UEFA	114	26 January 1997	3 June 2013	16 years, 128 days
=	Nashat Akram	Iraq	AFC	114	5 October 2001	4 June 2013	11 years, 242 days
=	Indra Sahdan	Singapore	AFC	114	26 April 1997	10 September 2013	16 years, 137 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
184	Viktor Onopko [5]	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
=	Abdulla Al Marzooqi	Bahrain	AFC	113	3 February 2001	15 January 2013	11 years, 347 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
=	Amer Deeb	Jordan	AFC	113	13 February 2002	13 October 2014	12 years, 242 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
=	Taisir Al-Jassim	Saudi Arabia	AFC	113	17 November 2004	11 October 2016	11 years, 329 days
196	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
=	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-Saqua	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
=	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
=	Ahmed Fathy	Egypt	CAF	112	16 December 2002	6 September 2016	13 years, 265 days
212	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
=	Rolando Fonseca	Costa Rica	CONCACAF	111	27 May 1992	26 March 2011	18 years, 303 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-Ataiqi	Kuwait	AFC	111	3 August 2001	19 November 2013	12 years, 108 days
=	Roque Santa Cruz	Paraguay	CONMEBOL	111	28 April 1999	29 March 2016	16 years, 336 days
=	Hussain Ali Baba	Bahrain	AFC	111	13 December 2001	1 September 2016	14 years, 263 days
220	Paul Caligiuri	United States	CONCACAF	110	9 October 1984	16 November 1997	13 years, 38 days
=	Carmel Busuttil	Malta	UEFA	110	5 June 1982	25 April 2001	18 years, 324 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
=	Daniele De Rossi	Italy	UEFA	110	4 September 2004	15 November 2016	12 years, 72 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
=	Tim Howard	United States	CONCACAF	110	10 March 2002	6 September 2016	14 years, 180 days
234	Rabie Yassin	Egypt	CAF	109	1 October 1982	3 December 1991	9 years, 63 days
=	Niclas Alexandersson	Sweden	UEFA	109	10 November 1993	10 June 2008	14 years, 213 days
=	José Rey	Venezuela	CONMEBOL	109	8 June 1997	7 October 2011	14 years, 121 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
=	Sayed Mohammed Jaffer	Bahrain	AFC	109	17 November 2004	4 September 2016	11 years, 292 days
=	Blas Pérez	Panama	CONCACAF	109	14 March 2001	6 September 2016	15 years, 176 days
=	Kennedy Mweene	Zambia	CAF	109	22 May 2004	9 October 2016	12 years, 140 days
242	Gábor Király	Hungary	UEFA	108	25 March 1998	26 June 2016	18 years, 93 days
=	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
=	Alberto García Aspe	Mexico	CONCACAF	108	21 February 1989	17 June 2002	13 years, 116 days
=	Álex Aguinaga	Ecuador	CONMEBOL	108	5 March 1987	13 July 2004	17 years, 130 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
=	Khairul Amri	Singapore	AFC	108	9 June 2004	1 September 2016	12 years, 84 days
=	Óscar Boniek García	Honduras	CONCACAF	108	1 July 2005	2 September 2016	11 years, 63 days
257	Ahmed Shobair	Egypt	CAF	107	17 December 1984	8 November 1996	11 years, 327 days
=	Ahmed El-Kass	Egypt	CAF	107	4 April 1987	6 April 1997	10 years, 2 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
=	Ismail Abdul-Latif	Bahrain	AFC	107	27 October 2005	1 September 2016	10 years, 310 days
=	David Silva	Spain	UEFA	107	15 November 2006	9 October 2016	9 years, 329 days
269	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
=	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
=	Mahdi Kareem	Iraq	AFC	106	12 October 2001	28 December 2014	13 years, 77 days
=	Óscar Sonejee	Andorra	UEFA	106	22 June 1997	17 November 2015	18 years, 148 days
=	Claudio Bravo	Chile	CONMEBOL	106	11 July 2004	26 June 2016	11 years, 351 days
=	Dmitri Kruglov	Estonia	UEFA	106	13 October 2004	7 October 2016	11 years, 360 days
282	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
=	Imants Bleidelis	Latvia	UEFA	105	19 May 1995	21 November 2007	12 years, 186 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
=	Nani	Portugal	UEFA	105	1 September 2006	6 September 2016	10 years, 5 days
=	Rashad Sadygov	Azerbaijan	UEFA	105	7 October 2001	8 October 2016	15 years, 1 day
=	Alexis Sánchez	Chile	CONMEBOL	105	27 April 2006	11 October 2016	10 years, 167 days
=	Diego Godín	Uruguay	CONMEBOL	105	26 October 2005	10 November 2016	11 years, 15 days
298	Thorbjørn Svenssen	Norway	UEFA	104	11 June 1947	16 May 1962	14 years, 339 days
=	Piyapong Pue-on	Thailand	AFC	104	21 April 1981	18 October 1997	16 years, 180 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
=	Nader El-Sayed	Egypt	CAF	104	20 November 1992	19 June 2005	12 years, 211 days
=	Mihails Zemlinskis	Latvia	UEFA	104	8 April 1992	8 October 2005	13 years, 183 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
=	Jalal Hosseini	Iran	AFC	104	7 February 2007	6 September 2016	9 years, 212 days
=	Shinji Okazaki	Japan	AFC	104	9 October 2008	6 October 2016	7 years, 363 days
=	Aaron Hughes	Northern Ireland	UEFA	104	24 March 1998	11 October 2016	18 years, 201 days
314	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
=	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
=	Lee Dong-gook	South Korea	AFC	103	16 May 1998	14 October 2014	16 years, 151 days
=	Joseph Kamwendo	Malawi	CAF	103	16 August 2003	16 June 2016	12 years, 305 days
=	Jaroslav Plašil	Czech Republic	UEFA	103	31 March 2004	21 June 2016	12 years, 82 days
=	Franz Burgmeier	Liechtenstein	UEFA	103	5 September 2001	9 October 2016	15 years, 34 days
=	Ildefons Lima	Andorra	UEFA	103	22 June 1997	10 October 2016	19 years, 110 days
=	Makoto Hasebe	Japan	AFC	103	10 February 2006	11 October 2016	10 years, 244 days
=	Faouzi Aaish	Bahrain	AFC	103	23 December 2004	11 October 2016	11 years, 293 days
331	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
=	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
=	Savo Milošević	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
=	Dejan Stanković	FR Yugoslavia  Serbia and Montenegro  Serbia	UEFA	102	22 April 1998	11 October 2013	15 years, 172 days
=	Mario Yepes	Colombia	CONMEBOL	102	9 February 1999	4 July 2014	15 years, 145 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
351	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
=	Joe Brincat	Malta	UEFA	101	14 October 1987	14 February 2004	16 years, 123 days
=	Phillip Cocu	Netherlands	UEFA	101	24 April 1996	25 June 2006	10 years, 62 days
=	Kasey Keller	United States	CONCACAF	101	4 February 1990	2 July 2007	17 years, 148 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
=	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
=	Christopher Katongo	Zambia	CAF	101	7 June 2003	4 June 2016	12 years, 363 days
=	Vasiliy Berezutskiy	Russia	UEFA	101	7 June 2003	9 October 2016	13 years, 124 days
=	Aleksandr Dmitrijev	Estonia	UEFA	101	18 February 2004	10 October 2016	12 years, 235 days
=	Andranik Teymourian	Iran	AFC	101	24 August 2005	11 October 2016	11 years, 48 days
371	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
=	Ulf Kirsten [6]	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 Bin Nasir	Singapore	AFC	100	13 September 1990	12 July 2004	13 years, 303 days
=	Earnie Stewart	United States	CONCACAF	100	19 December 1990	18 August 2004	13 years, 243 days
=	Rúnar Kristinsson	Iceland	UEFA	100	28 October 1987	18 August 2004	16 years, 295 days
=	Jorge Soto	Peru	CONMEBOL	100	24 November 1992	12 October 2005	12 years, 322 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
=	Emad Mohammed	Iraq	AFC	100	31 January 2001	28 May 2012	11 years, 118 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
=	Joseph Yobo	Nigeria	CAF	100	24 March 2001	30 June 2014	13 years, 98 days
=	Siaka Tiéné	Ivory Coast	CAF	100	9 April 2000	14 June 2015	15 years, 66 days

Most men with 100 or more caps by country

As of 6 September 2016^[2]

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

Women

The names of currently active players are in bold.

Updated as of 9 July 2016

Name	Nation	Confederation	Caps	First cap	Last cap
Kristine Lilly	United States	CONCACAF	354 [7]	1987	2010
Christie Rampone	United States	CONCACAF	311 [8]	1997	2015
Mia Hamm	United States	CONCACAF	276 [9]	1987	2004
Julie Foudy	United States	CONCACAF	274 [10]	1988	2004
Abby Wambach	United States	CONCACAF	256 [11]	2001	2015
Christine Sinclair	Canada	CONCACAF	243 [12]	1998	2016
Joy Fawcett	United States	CONCACAF	241 [13]	1987	2004
Heather O'Reilly	United States	CONCACAF	231 [14]	2000	2016
Carli Lloyd	United States	CONCACAF	223[15]	2005	2016
Pu Wei	China PR	AFC	219	1997	2014
Birgit Prinz	Germany	UEFA	214	1996	2011
Therese Sjögran	Sweden	UEFA	214[16]	1995	2015
Katrine Pedersen	Denmark	UEFA	210[17]	1994	2013
Tiffeny Milbrett	United States	CONCACAF	206 [18]	1991	2005
Homare Sawa	Japan	AFC	205[19]	1993	2015
Kate Markgraf	United States	CONCACAF	201	1998	2010
Hope Solo	United States	CONCACAF	201	2000	2016
Li Jie	China PR	AFC	200	1997	2008
Sandrine Soubeyrand	France	UEFA	198[20]	1997	2013
Patrizia Panico	Italy	UEFA	196	1996	2012
Shannon Boxx	United States	CONCACAF	195 [21]	2003	2015
Brandi Chastain	United States	CONCACAF	192	1988	2005
Fan Yunjie	China PR	AFC	192	1992	2004
Kerstin Stegemann	Germany	UEFA	191	1994	2009
Han Duan	China PR	AFC	188	2000	2011
Hege Riise	Norway	UEFA	188	1990	2004
Zhao Lihong	China PR	AFC	182	1992	2003
Shannon MacMillan	United States	CONCACAF	177 [22]	1993	2005
Briana Scurry	United States	CONCACAF	175 [23]	1994	2008
Ariane Hingst	Germany	UEFA	174	1996	2011
Liu Ailing	China PR	AFC	173	1987	2001
Bente Nordby	Norway	UEFA	172	1991	2007
Carla Overbeck	United States	CONCACAF	170 [24]	1988	2000
Diana Matheson	Canada	CONCACAF	167 [25]	2003	2015
Laura Georges	France	UEFA	164 [26]	2001	2015
Cathrine Paaske-Sørensen	Denmark	UEFA	163	2000	2010
Wen Lirong	China PR	AFC	163	1987	2001
Sun Wen	China PR	AFC	163	1990	2001
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 [27]	2003	2015
Annemieke Griffioen	Netherlands	UEFA	156	1995	2011
Sonia Bompastor	France	UEFA	156	2000	2012
Michelle Akers	United States	CONCACAF	155 [28]	1985	2000
Tatiana Zorri	Italy	UEFA	155	1994	2010
Trine Rønning	Norway	UEFA	155	2003	2015
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	1987	1999
Malin Andersson	Sweden	UEFA	151	1994	2005
Cheryl Salisbury	Australia	OFC/AFC	151	1994	2009
Heidi Støre	Norway	UEFA	151	1980	1997
Solveig Gulbrandsen	Norway	UEFA	150	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[29]	1996	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 [30]	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	2000	2010
Unni Lehn	Norway	UEFA	134	1996	2007
Tisha Venturini	United States	CONCACAF	134 [31]	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	2007	2015
Aly Wagner	United States	CONCACAF	131	1998	2009
Kerstin Garefrekes	Germany	UEFA	130	2001	2011
Charmaine Hooper	Canada	CONCACAF	130	1986	2006
Laura Kalmari	Finland	UEFA	130	1996	2011
Hanna Ljungberg	Sweden	UEFA	130	1996	2008
Heather Garriock	Australia	OFC/AFC	130	1999	2015
Janine Van Wyk[32]	South Africa	CAF	136	2005	2016
Amy Rodriguez	United States	CONCACAF	129	2005	2015
Rachel Yankey	England	UEFA	129	1997	2015
Annike Krahn	Germany	UEFA	128	2007	2016
Tatiana Skotnikova	Russia	UEFA	127	2003	2011
Silke Rottenberg	Germany	UEFA	126	1993	2008
Lindsay Tarpley	United States	CONCACAF	126	2003	2011
Karolina Westberg	Sweden	UEFA	126	1997	2011
Dyanne Bito	Netherlands	UEFA	125 [33]	2000	2015
Martina Voss	Germany	UEFA	125	1984	2000
Yūki Ōgimi	Japan	AFC	124 [34]	2002	2015
Natalia Barbachina	Russia	UEFA	124	1990	2011
Abby Erceg[35]	New Zealand	OFC	123 [36]	2006	2016
Ri Kum-Suk	North Korea	AFC	123	1999	2009
Corinne Diacre	France	UEFA	121	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	1997	2007
Brit Sandaune	Norway	UEFA	120	1995	2004
Sanna Valkonen	Finland	UEFA	120	1995	2010
Antonella Carta	Italy	UEFA	119	1984	1999
Gillian Coultard	England	UEFA	119	1981	2000
Azusa Iwashimizu	Japan	AFC	119[37]	2006	2015
Hiromi Isozaki/Ikeda	Japan	AFC	119	1997	2011
Carin Jennings-Gabarra	United States	CONCACAF	119 [38]	1987	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	1997	2009
Anne Mäkinen	Finland	UEFA	118	1991	2009
Cristiane	Brazil	CONMEBOL	117 [39]	2003	2015
Marina Burakova	Soviet Union/ Russia	UEFA	117	1985	2004
Portia Modise[40]	South Africa	CAF	117	2000	2014
Stéphanie Mugneret-Béghé	France	UEFA	116	1992	2005
Kim Little	Scotland	UEFA	115[41]	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	2008	2015
Megan Rapinoe[42]	United States	CONCACAF	113	2006	2015
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 [43]	1994	2009
Rosana	Brazil	CONMEBOL	112 [44]	2000	2015
Ann Kristin Aarones	Norway	UEFA	111	1990	1999
Giorgia Brenzan	Italy	UEFA	111	1987	1992
Tobin Heath	United States	CONCACAF	111	2008	2016
Steffi Jones	Germany	UEFA	111	1993	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[45]	Germany	UEFA	111 [46]	2005	2015
Karen Carney[47]	England	UEFA	110 [48]	2005	2015
Erin McLeod[49]	Canada	CONCACAF	110 [50]	2002	2015
Eugenie Le Sommer[51]	France	UEFA	110 [52]	2009	2015
Lene Jensen	Denmark	UEFA	110	1996	2011
Femke Maes	Belgium	UEFA	110	1996	2010
Gunn Nyborg	Norway	UEFA	110	1978	1992
Joanne Peters	Australia	OFC/AFC	110	1996	2009
Elisabetta Vignotto	Italy	UEFA	110	1970	1988
Angela Hucles	United States	CONCACAF	109	2002	2009
Jane Törnqvist	Sweden	UEFA	109	1995	2005
Sherida Spitse[53]	Netherlands	UEFA	109 [54]	2006	2015
Martina Moser[55]	Switzerland	UEFA	109 [56]	2005	2015
Caroline Abbé[55]	Switzerland	UEFA	108 [57]	2006	2015
Ane Stangeland Horpestad	Norway	UEFA	107	1996	2011
Ria Percival[58]	New Zealand	OFC	106 [59]	2006	2015
Katrín Jónsdóttir	Iceland	UEFA	106	1992	2010
Lori Chalupny[60]	United States	CONCACAF	106	2001	2015
Gro Espeseth	Norway	UEFA	105	1991	2000
Alex Morgan[61]	United States	CONCACAF	105	2010	2016
Ingvild Stensland	Norway	UEFA	105	2003	2011
Lene Terp	Denmark	UEFA	105	1993	2004
Lisa De Vanna	Australia	AFC	104 [62]	2004	2015
Juana López	Mexico	CONCACAF	104	1993	2011
Heidi Mohr	Germany	UEFA	104	1984	1996
Sarina Wiegman	Netherlands	UEFA	104	1987	2001
Suzanne Grant	Scotland	UEFA	104	2000	2015
Bai Jie	China PR	AFC	103	1997	2003
Anna-Kaisa Rantanen	Finland	UEFA	103	1996	2011
Elvira Todua	Russia	UEFA	103	2003	2011
Anissa Tann-Darby	Australia	OFC	102	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	2008	2016
Kaire Palmaru[63]	Estonia	UEFA	100	2001	2016

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
10	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

See also

• Progression of association football caps record
• List of association football players with 50 or more international goals
• Top international association football goal scorers by country

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External links

• RSSSF: Players with 100+ Caps and 30+ International Goals
• FIFA Century Club (men) updated 29 July 2015
• FIFA Century Club (women) updated 9 February 2011