47 Times Manchester United (12), Chelsea (8), Liverpool (8), Manchester City (7), Newcastle United (6), Wolverhampton Wanderers (4), Coventry City (1) and Leicester City (1).
Manchester United (9), Chelsea (8), Everton (8), Arsenal (7), Liverpool (7), Newcastle United (7), Manchester City (5), Preston North End (5) and West Bromwich Albion (5).
Pascal Groß (Brighton & Hove Albion), Kai Havertz (Arsenal), Vitaly Janelt (Brentford), Timo Werner (Tottenham Hotspur), Kevin Schade (Brentford), Mahmoud Dahoud (Brighton & Hove Albion) and Jordan Beyer (Burnley).
Queens Park Rangers (beat West Bromwich Albion 1967), Swindon Town (beat Arsenal 1969) and Aston Villa (lost to Tottenham Hotspur 1971).
Willie Reid (Scotland 1962 Norwich City), Matt Gillies (Scotland 1964 Leicester City), Tommy Docherty (Scotland 1965 Chelsea), George Graham (Scotland 1987 Arsenal), Alex Ferguson (Scotland 1992 Manchester United) and Martin O’Neill (Northern Ireland 1997 Leicester City).
Riyad Mahrez (82), Saïd Benrahma (15), Islam Slimani (8), Hameur Bouazza (7), Nadir Belhadj (5), Rayan Aït-Nouri (3), Ali Benarbia (3), Sofiane Feghouli (3), Adlène Guédioura (2) and Hassan Yebda (2).
Warren Barton (1 Cap, 1995) and John Fashanu (2 Caps, 1988).
Chicharito (158), Raúl Jiménez (154), Carlos Vela (37), Guillermo Franco (23), Carlos Salcido (23), Edson Álvarez (21), Jared Borgetti (19), Giovani dos Santos (17) and Pablo Barrera (14).
Dan Petrescu (23), Adrian Mutu (6), Florin Andone (4), Ilie Dumitrescu (4), Ioan Viorel Ganea (3), Gheorghe Popescu (3), Florin Raducioiu (2), Vlad Chiriches and Viorel Moldovan.
Attilio Lombardo (Italy), Frank de Boer (Netherlands), Patrick Vieira (France) and Oliver Glasner (Austria).
Jordan Pickford (58), Phil Jagielka (40), Alan Ball (39), Ray Wilson (33), Leighton Baines (30), Brian Labone (26), Gary Stevens (26), Trevor Steven (25) and Ross Barkley (22).
Calvin Bassey (£20m), Nathan Patterson (£12m), Alan Hutton (£9m), Giovanni van Bronckhorst (£8.5m), Jean-Alain Boumsong (£8m), Carlos Cuéllar (£7.8m), Barry Ferguson (£7.5m), Tore André Flo (£6.75m) and Joe Aribo (£6m).
Evan Ferguson (Brighton & Hove Albion), Dara O’Shea (Burnley), Chiedozie Ogbene (Luton Town), Nathan Collins (Brentford), Matt Doherty (Wolverhampton Wanderers) and Josh Cullen (Burnley).
Lionel Messi (8), Cristiano Ronaldo (8), Robert Lewandowski (6), Karim Benzema (4), Mario Gómez (3), Luiz Adriano (3).
Jürgen Klinsmann (Germany) scored 15 UEFA Cup Goals for Bayern Munich in Season 1995-96.
Anfilogino Guarisi (1934 Italy), Silvio Piola (1938 Italy), Angelo Peruzzi (2006 Italy), Massimo Oddo (2006 Italy) and Miroslav Klose (2014 Germany).
Jude Bellingham (€103m), Eden Hazard (€100m), Gareth Bale (€100m), Cristiano Ronaldo (€94m), Aurélien Tchouaméni (€80m), Zinedine Zidane (€76m), James Rodríguez (€75m), Kaká (€67m) and Luís Figo (€62m).
AFC Bournemouth, Burnley, Nottingham Forest and West Ham United.
Jack Grealish (£100m), Christian Benteke (£32.5m), James Milner (£26m), Stewart Downing (£20m), Carney Chukwuemeka (£20m), Cameron Archer (£18m), Ashley Young (£17m), Matt Targett (£15m) and Danny Ings (£15m).
Afonso Alves (v Manchester City), Robinho (v Stoke City), Roberto Firmino (v Arsenal & Watford), Lucas Moura (v Huddersfield Town), Gabriel Jesus (4 Goals v Watford) and Matheus Cunha (v Chelsea).
Moisés Caicedo (£100m Chelsea), Marc Cucurella (£55m Chelsea), Ben White (£50m Arsenal), Alexis Mac Allister (£35m Liverpool), Yves Bissouma (£27.5m Tottenham Hotspur), Robert Sánchez (£25m Chelsea), Leandro Trossard (£21m Arsenal), Dan Burn (£13.2m Newcastle United) and Neal Maupay (£10.4m Everton).
Shola Ameobi (298), Kanu (273), Yakubu (252), John Obi Mikel (249), Alex Iwobi (239), Joseph Yobo (228), Victor Moses (220), Victor Anichebe (204) and Kelechi Iheanacho (196).
Steven Pienaar (214), Lucas Radebe (197), Mark Fish (124), Aaron Mokoena (124), Shaun Bartlett (123), Benni McCarthy (120), Quinton Fortune (82), Kagisho Dikgacoi (39) and Philemon Masinga (31).
Brentford, Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest.
Leroy Sané (£54.8m Bayern Munich), Raheem Sterling (£47.5m Chelsea), Ferran Torres (£46.3m Barcelona), Gabriel Jesus (£45m Arsenal), Cole Palmer (£40m Chelsea), Danilo (£34.1m Juventus), Riyad Mahrez (£30m Al-Ahli), Oleksandr Zinchenko (£30m Arsenal) and Kelechi Iheanacho (£24m Leicester City).
Jesús Navas (2010 Spain), Steven Nzonzi (2018 France), Gonzalo Montiel (2022 Argentina), Marcos Acuña (2022 Argentina) and Alejandro “Papu” Gómez (2022 Argentina).
Sadio Mané (111), Demba Ba (43), Papiss Cissé (37), Henri Camara (31), El Hadji Diouf (28), Mame Diouf (27), Mohamed Diamé (18), Diafra Sakho (18), Diomansy Kamara (17) and Cheikhou Kouyaté (15).
Son Heung-Min (288), Ki Sung-Yeung (187), Park Ji-Sung (154), Lee Chung-Yong (105), Hwang Hee-Chan (77) and Lee Young-Pyo (70).
Nathan Aké (£41m Manchester City), Tyrone Mings (£26.5m Aston Villa), Arnaut Danjuma (£21.3m Villarreal), Callum Wilson (£20m Newcastle United), Aaron Ramsdale (£18.5m Sheffield United), Matt Ritchie (£12m Newcastle United), Benik Afobe (£10m Wolverhampton Wanderers), Lys Mousset (£10m Sheffield United) and Lewis Grabban (£6m Nottingham Forest).
