Nicolas Anelka, Sylvinho, Kolo Touré, Gaël Clichy, Emmanuel Adebayor, Bacary Sagna, Samir Nasri, Oleksandr Zinchenko and Gabriel Jesus.
Harry Kane (31 Bayern Munich), Serhou Guirassy (22 VfB Stuttgart), Loïs Openda (19 RB Leipzig), Ermedin Demirović (14 FC Augsburg), Deniz Undav (14 VfB Stuttgart), Maximilian Beier (12 TSG Hoffenheim), Niclas Füllkrug (11 Borussia Dortmund) and Donyell Malen (11 Borussia Dortmund).
Rodri (Manchester City), Pablo Sarabia (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Pedro Porro (Tottenham Hotspur), Pau Torres (Aston Villa), Àlex Moreno (Aston Villa), Ansu Fati (Brighton & Hove Albion), Adama Traoré (Fulham), Sergio Reguilón (Brentford) and Sergio Gómez (Manchester City).
Daniel Farke, Jürgen Klopp, Felix Magath, Ralf Rangnick, Jan Siewert and Thomas Tuchel.
Eight Paul Clement, Paul Goddard, Paul Hart, Paul Heckingbottom, Paul Ince, Paul Jewell, Paul Lambert and Paul Sturrock.
Robert Lewandowski (147), Jakub Błaszczykowski (109), Kamil Glik (103), Michał Żewłakow (102), Grzegorz Krychowiak (100) and Grzegorz Lato (100).
Markus Babbel, Emre Can, Sean Dundee, Dietmar Hamann, Loris Karius, Karl-Heinz Riedle and Christian Ziege.
Romelu Lukaku (14), Dodi Lukebakio (2), Leandro Trossard (2), Johan Bakayoko, Yannick Carrasco, Jan Vertonghen and Charles De Ketelaere.
Wout Weghorst (3), Calvin Stengs (3), Cody Gakpo (3), Nathan Aké (2), Memphis Depay, Marten de Roon, Quilindschy Hartman, Virgil van Dijk, Mats Wieffer and Teun Koopmeiners.
Harry Wilson (3), David Brooks (2), Neco Williams (2), Daniel James (2), Nathan Broadhead, Kieffer Moore, Aaron Ramsey and Brennan Johnson.
Hermann Hreidarsson (332), Gylfi Sigurdsson (318), Eidur Gudjohnsen (211), Jóhann Gudmundsson (156), Gudni Bergsson (135), Grétar Steinsson (126), Heidar Helguson (96), Ivar Ingimarsson (73) and Aron Gunnarsson (51).
Norman Deeley (1959), Chris Crowe (1962), Alan Hinton (1962), Bobby Thomson (1963-64), John Richards (1973), Emlyn Hughes (1980), Steve Bull (1989-90), Matt Jarvis (2011) and Conor Coady (2020-22).
Fulham (33), West Ham United (31), Newcastle United (26), Portsmouth (26), Chelsea (23), Watford (23), Everton (21), Sunderland (21) and Tottenham Hotspur (20).
Coventry City (19), Chelsea (14), Manchester City (14), Liverpool (13), Manchester United (11), Blackburn Rovers (10), Leeds United (10), Brighton & Hove Albion (9), Leicester City (9) and Wolverhampton Wanderers (9).
Roy Keane (1997–2005), Gary Neville (2005-10), Nemanja Vidić (2010-14), Wayne Rooney (2014-17), Michael Carrick (2017-18), Antonio Valencia (2018-19), Ashley Young (2019-20), Harry Maguire (2020-23) and Bruno Fernandes (2023-24).
Andy Melville (2002-03), Lee Clark (2003-05), Luís Boa Morte (2005-06), Michael Brown (2006-07), Brian McBride (2007-08), Danny Murphy (2008-12), Brede Hangeland (2012-14), Scott Parker (2014-17) and Tom Cairney (2017-24).
Harry Kane (6 Bayern Munich), Phil Foden (4 Manchester City), Jude Bellingham (4 Real Madrid), Bukayo Saka (3 Arsenal), Eddie Nketiah (Arsenal), Jamie Bynoe-Gittens (Borussia Dortmund), Jadon Sancho (Borussia Dortmund), Micah Hamilton (Manchester City), Kalvin Phillips (Manchester City), Harry Maguire (Manchester United), Dan Burn (Newcastle United) and Sean Longstaff (Newcastle United).
Mykhailo Mudryk (Chelsea), Oleksandr Zinchenko (Arsenal), Vitaliy Mykolenko (Everton) and Illia Zabarnyi (AFC Bournemouth).
Heinz Kwiatkowski (West Germany 1954), Frank Mill (West Germany 1990), Andreas Möller (West Germany 1990), Kevin Großkreutz (Germany 2014), Mats Hummels (Germany 2014), Erik Durm (Germany 2014) and Roman Weidenfeller (Germany 2014).
Romário (Brazil 1994), Rivaldo (Brazil 2002), Gerard Piqué (Spain 2010), Carles Puyol (Spain 2010), Andrés Iniesta (Spain 2010), Xavi (Spain 2010), Víctor Valdés (Spain 2010), Sergio Busquets (Spain 2010), Pedro (Spain 2010), Samuel Umtiti (France 2018) and Ousmane Dembélé (France 2018).
Graham Roberts (1988–1990), Peter Nicholas (1990–1991), Andy Townsend (1991–1993), Dennis Wise (1993–2001), Marcel Desailly (2001–2004), John Terry (2004–2017), Gary Cahill (2017–2019), César Azpilicueta (2019–2023) and Reece James (2023–24).
Gary Mabbutt (1987–1998), Sol Campbell (1998–2001), Teddy Sheringham (2001–2003), Jamie Redknapp (2003–2005), Ledley King (2005–2012), Michael Dawson (2012–2014), Younès Kaboul (2014–2015), Hugo Lloris (2015–2023) and Son Heung-min (2023– 2024).
Robin van Persie (2011-12), Thomas Vermaelen (2012-14), Mikel Arteta (2014-16), Per Mertesacker (2016-18), Laurent Koscielny (2018-19), Granit Xhaka (2019-20), Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (2019-21), Alexandre Lacazette (2021-22) and Martin Ødegaard (2022-24).
Inter Milan (18), AS Roma (17), Benfica (12), Hamburger SV (12), Juventus (12), Sevilla (12), 1. FC Köln (11), Ajax (11), Anderlecht (11), Bayer Leverkusen (11), Liverpool (11), Sporting CP (11), Tottenham Hotspur (11) and Valencia CF (11).
Julián Álvarez (5 Manchester City), Mauro Icardi (2 Galatasaray), Lautaro Martínez (2 Inter Milan), Ángel Di María (Benfica), Alejandro Garnacho (Manchester United), Giovanni Simeone (Napoli) and Lucas Ocampos (Sevilla).
Galeno (4 FC Porto), Gabriel Jesus (4 Arsenal), Evanilson (4 FC Porto), Rodrygo (3 Real Madrid), Gabriel Martinelli (2 Arsenal), Samuel Lino (2 Atlético Madrid), Casemiro (2 Manchester United), Vinícius Júnior (2 Real Madrid), Arthur Cabral (Benfica), Tetê (Galatasaray), Joelinton (Newcastle United) and Eguinaldo (Shakhtar Donetsk).
AFC Bournemouth (11,307), Luton Town (11,500), Brentford (17,250), Burnley (21,944), Fulham (24,500) and Crystal Palace (25,486).
Umbro supplies five 2023-24 Premier League Clubs with their Kits AFC Bournemouth, Brentford, Burnley, Luton Town and West Ham United.
Eight Clubs Lewis Dunk (Brighton & Hove Albion), Jack Cork (Burnley), Reece James (Chelsea), Joel Ward (Crystal Palace), Kyle Walker (Manchester City), Jamaal Lascelles (Newcastle United), Ryan Yates (Nottingham Forest) and Max Kilman (Wolverhampton Wanderers).
Mohamed Salah (24 Egypt & Liverpool), Bryan Mbeumo (10 Cameroon & Brentford), Nicolas Jackson (10 Senegal & Chelsea), Jordan Ayew (10 Ghana & Crystal Palace), Taiwo Awoniyi (9 Nigeria & Nottingham Forest), Mohammed Kudus (8 Ghana & West Ham United), Simon Adingra (7 Ivory Coast & Brighton and Hove Albion), Lyle Foster (7 South Africa & Burnley), Abdoulaye Doucouré (6 Mali & Everton) and Yoane Wissa (6 DR Congo & Brentford).
Tony Cottee (v Manchester City), Paul Kitson (v Sheffield Wednesday & Charlton Athletic), Marlon Harewood (v Aston Villa), Kevin Nolan (v Reading), Andy Carroll (v Arsenal), Michail Antonio (4 Goals v Norwich City) and Jarrod Bowen (v Brentford).
