Harry Kane (Bayern Munich), Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid), Bukayo Saka (Arsenal), Phil Foden (Manchester City), Jamie Bynoe-Gittens (Borussia Dortmund), Harry Maguire (Manchester United), Dan Burn (Newcastle United), and Sean Longstaff (Newcastle United).
Ukraine (lost to Wales), Sweden (lost to Poland), North Macedonia (lost to Portugal), Peru (lost to Australia), and New Zealand (lost to Costa Rica).
Franco Armani (River Plate & Argentina), Djorkaeff Reasco (Newell’s Old Boys & Ecuador), Alan Franco (Talleres & Ecuador), Sebastián Sosa (Independiente & Uruguay), Nicolás de la Cruz (River Plate & Uruguay), and Diego Godín (Vélez Sarsfield & Uruguay).
João Palhinha (Portugal), Aleksandar Mitrović (Serbia), Tim Ream (United States), Antonee Robinson (United States), Harry Wilson (Wales), and Daniel James (Wales).
Jack Grealish (£100m, Manchester City), Christian Benteke (£32.5m, Liverpool), James Milner (£26m, Manchester City), Stewart Downing (£20m, Liverpool), Carney Chukwuemeka (£20m, Chelsea), and Cameron Archer (£18m, Sheffield United).
Graham Rix and Kenny Sansom against France on 16th June 1982. England won 3-1.
Portmore United (7 times), Harbour View (5 times), Tivoli Gardens (5 times), Arnett Gardens (5 times), Santos (5 times), and Montego Bay United (4 times).
Chris Wood (£25m, Newcastle United), Michael Keane (£25m, Everton), Nathan Collins (£20.5m, Wolverhampton Wanderers), Dwight McNeil (£20m, Everton), and Andre Gray (£18.5m, Watford).
Mykhailo Mudryk (Chelsea), Vitaliy Mykolenko (Everton), and Oleksandr Zinchenko (Arsenal).
Erik ten Hag, Ralf Rangnick, Michael Carrick, Ole Gunnar Solskjær, José Mourinho, Louis van Gaal, Ryan Giggs, and David Moyes.
Vardar Skopje (11), Shkupi (4), Rabotnički Skopje (4), Shkendija (4), Sileks Kratovo (3), and Pobeda Prilep (2).
Jack Butland (2012), Ben Foster (2010), Matthew Upson (2003-04), Trevor Francis (1977-78), Mike Hellawell (1962), and Trevor Smith (1959).
Saman Ghoddos (Iran & Brentford), Manor Solomon (Israel & Tottenham Hotspur), Kaoru Mitoma (Japan & Brighton and Hove Albion), Takehiro Tomiyasu (Japan & Arsenal), Heung-min Son (South Korea & Tottenham Hotspur), and Hwang Hee-Chan (South Korea & Wolverhampton Wanderers).
Roberto Mancini (2020 Italy), Fernando Santos (2016 Portugal), Vicente del Bosque (2012 Spain), Luis Aragonés (2008 Spain), Otto Rehhagel (2004 Greece), and Roger Lemerre (2000 France).
Jordan Ayew (Crystal Palace), Antoine Semenyo (AFC Bournemouth), Mohammed Kudus (West Ham United), Tariq Lamptey (Brighton & Hove Albion), and Jeffrey Schlupp (Crystal Palace).
Peter Crouch (2008-09), Jermain Defoe (2008), Glen Johnson (2008-09), Sol Campbell (2007), David James (2007-10), and Mark Hateley (1984).
Luis Díaz (Liverpool), Jhon Durán (Aston Villa), Luis Sinisterra (AFC Bournemouth), and Jefferson Lerma (Crystal Palace).
Evan Ferguson (Brighton & Hove Albion), Nathan Collins (Brentford), Chiedozie Ogbene (Luton Town), Josh Cullen (Burnley), and Dara O’Shea (Burnley).
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), and Matt Ritchie (£12m Newcastle United).
Ben Godfrey (2021), Dominic Calvert-Lewin (2020-21), Jordan Pickford (2017-23), Michael Keane (2017-20), John Stones (2014-16), Ross Barkley (2013-16), Leon Osman (2012-13), Jack Rodwell (2011), and Leighton Baines (2010-15).
Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa) and Angel Gomes (Lille).
Robbie Keane (126), Niall Quinn (59), Shane Long (56), Damien Duff (54), Jonathan Walters (43), Roy Keane (39), Kevin Doyle (37), and Ian Harte (28).
Pep Guardiola, Manuel Pellegrini, Brian Kidd, Roberto Mancini, Mark Hughes, and Sven-Göran Eriksson.
Duncan Ferguson (68), Kevin Gallacher (56), Steven Fletcher (53), Gary McAllister (49), Don Hutchison (37), Paul Dickov (36), John Spencer (36), Charlie Adam (33), and James Morrison (32).
André Villas-Boas, Antonio Conte, Glenn Hoddle, José Mourinho, and Mauricio Pochettino.
Erling Haaland (Manchester City), Martin Ødegaard (Arsenal), Kristoffer Ajer (Brentford), Sander Berge (Burnley), and Oscar Bobb (Manchester City).
Romelu Lukaku (121), Christian Benteke (86), Eden Hazard (85), Kevin De Bruyne (64), Marouane Fellaini (37), Kevin Mirallas (29), Leandro Trossard (28), Divock Origi (22), Nacer Chadli (21), and Youri Tielemans (21).
Ilkay Gündogan (44), Mesut Özil (33), Jürgen Klinsmann (29), Uwe Rösler (29), Pascal Groß (28), Leroy Sané (25), Robert Huth (21), and Kai Havertz (20).
Eusébio (473), José Águas (379), Nené (359), José Torres (226), Arsénio (220), Rogério Pipi (205), and Julinho (202).
Stephen Warnock (2008), David Bentley (2007-08), David Dunn (2002), Chris Sutton (1997), Jason Wilcox (1996-99), Tim Flowers (1994-98), David Batty (1994-95), Graeme Le Saux (1994-97), Stuart Ripley (1993-97), and Alan Shearer (1992-96).
