List of Peru international footballers

Photo of eleven men, six standing and five crouching, inside a stadium
Peru at the 1970 World Cup in Mexico.

Peru took part in the inaugural FIFA World Cup in 1930 and enjoyed victories in the 1938 Bolivarian Games and the 1939 Copa América, with goalkeeper Juan Valdivieso and forwards Teodoro Fernández and Alejandro Villanueva playing important roles.

Peruvian football's successful period in the 1970s brought it worldwide recognition; the team then included the formidable forward partnership of Hugo Sotil and Teófilo Cubillas, and defender Héctor Chumpitaz.[1] This team qualified for three World Cups and won the Copa América in 1975.

Teófilo Cubillas was selected as Peru's greatest ever player in an IFFHS poll, in which he was also included in the world's Top 50.[2] He is one of only two players to have scored five goals in two different FIFA World Cups.

List of Peru international footballers

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The following is list of football players that have been part of the Peru national football team since the team was officially created in 1927, with more than 38 caps.[3]

Names in bold are players still active to be called-up. Number of goals in negative indicate number of goals received as goalkeepers. Caps and goals updated as October 6, 2016.

Player Caps Goals Years
Palacios, RobertoRoberto Palacios 128 19 1992–2012
Chumpitaz, HéctorHéctor Chumpitaz 105 3 1965–1981
Soto, JorgeJorge Soto 101 9 1992–2005
Jayo, JuanJuan Jayo 97 1 1994–2008
Solano, NolbertoNolberto Solano 95 20 1994–2009
Díaz, Rubén ToribioRubén Toribio Díaz 89 2 1972–1985
Pizarro, ClaudioClaudio Pizarro 85 20 1999–
Reynoso, JuanJuan Reynoso 84 5 1986–2000
Olivares, PercyPercy Olivares 83 1 1987–2001
Velásquez, JoséJosé Velásquez 82 12 1972–1985
Cubillas, TeófiloTeófilo Cubillas 81 26 1968–1982
Farfán, JeffersonJefferson Farfán 75 22 2003–
Soto, JoséJosé Soto 75 3 1992–2003
del Solar, JoséJosé del Solar 74 9 1986–2001
Guerrero, PaoloPaolo Guerrero 74 28 2004-
Oblitas, Juan CarlosJuan Carlos Oblitas 64 11 1973–1985
Vílchez, WalterWalter Vílchez 64 1 2001–2012
Sotil, HugoHugo Sotil 62 18 1970–1979
Vargas, Juan ManuelJuan Manuel Vargas 62 4 2004–
Olaechea, JorgeJorge Olaechea 60 2 1979–1989
Rebosio, MiguelMiguel Rebosio 60 0 1997–2005
Yotún, YoshimarYoshimar Yotún 59 2 2011-
Rodríguez, Alberto JuniorAlberto Junior Rodríguez 59 0 2003-
Ramirez, OswaldoOswaldo Ramirez 57 17 1969-1982
Maestri, FlavioFlavio Maestri 57 11 1991–2007
Advíncula, LuisLuis Advíncula 57 0 2010-
Navarro, FrancoFranco Navarro 56 16 1980–1989
Carranza, José LuisJosé Luis Carranza 55 1 1988–1997
Duarte, JaimeJaime Duarte 54 1 1975–1985
Ramos, ChristianChristian Ramos 52 2 2009-
Cueto, CésarCésar Cueto 51 6 1972–1985
Requena, Pedro JesúsPedro Jesús Requena 51 1 1983–1992
Quesada, AlfredoAlfredo Quesada 50 1 1971–1978
Ibáñez, ÓscarÓscar Ibáñez 50 0 1998–2005
León, Pedro PabloPedro Pablo León 49 15 1963–1973
Rojas, PercyPercy Rojas 49 7 1969–1979
Ballón, JosepmirJosepmir Ballón 49 0 2009-
Muñante, Juan JoséJuan José Muñante 48 6 1967–1978
Challe, RobertoRoberto Challe 48 4 1967–1973
Hidalgo, MartínMartín Hidalgo 47 3 1996–2008
Miranda, MiguelMiguel Miranda 47 0 1993–2001
Campos, EloyEloy Campos 46 0 1963–1972
Lobatón, CarlosCarlos Lobatón 46 1 2007-
Mendoza, AndrésAndrés Mendoza 44 7 1999–2007
Mifflin, RamónRamón Mifflin 44 0 1966–1973
Zambrano, CarlosCarlos Zambrano 43 4 2008-
Acasiete, SantiagoSantiago Acasiete 43 2 2004–2013
Cruzado, RinaldoRinaldo Cruzado 42 2 2003-
Galliquio, JohnJohn Galliquio 41 1 2003-2012
Quiroga, RamónRamón Quiroga 40 0 1977–1985
Uribe, Julio CésarJulio César Uribe 39 9 1979–1989
La Rosa, GuillermoGuillermo La Rosa 39 3 1975–1985
Reyna, LuisLuis Reyna 39 1 1980–1989
De La Torre, OrlandoOrlando De La Torre 39 0 1967–1973
Butrón, LeaoLeao Butrón 39 0 2001–2012

See also

References

  1. "Peru". FIFA. Retrieved 28 June 2013.
  2. Karel Stokkermans (30 January 2000). "World Player of the Century". IFFHS' Century Elections. RSSSF. Retrieved 28 March 2011.
  3. "Peru - Record International Players". rsssf.com. Retrieved 2011-09-30.

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