List of Brentford F.C. international players

This article is about Brentford players with full international caps. For a list of all Brentford players with a Wikipedia article, see Category:Brentford F.C. players. For the current Brentford first-team squad, see Brentford F.C. § First-team squad.

Central midfielder Mathias Jensen is Brentford's most-capped international player, with 30 caps for Denmark since 2020.

Brentford Football Club is an English professional football club based in Brentford, Hounslow, London. Between 1897 and 1920, the first team competed in the London League, Southern League and Western League. ^[1] Since 1920, the first team has competed in the Football League, the Premier League and other nationally and internationally organised competitions. ^[1] All players who won a full international cap while contracted to Brentford are listed below.

Records and notable players

Forward Halil Dervişoğlu is Brentford's record international goalscorer, with six goals for Turkey.

Joe Connor was the first Brentford player to be capped at international level, playing and scoring for Ireland in a 2–0 victory over Scotland in March 1903. ^[2] Mathias Jensen is Brentford's most-capped international player, with 30 caps for Denmark. ^{[3] [4]} Halil Dervişoğlu has scored the most international goals while a Brentford player, with six for Turkey. ^[5] Kolbeinn Finnsson and Daniel O'Shaughnessy won senior caps for Iceland and Finland respectively, ^{[6] [7]} without making a first team appearance for Brentford. ^{[8] [9]} In March 2021, the total number of caps won by contracted Brentford players passed 200. ^[10]

In June 2018, Henrik Dalsgaard became Brentford's first contracted player to play at a major international tournament, when he started in Denmark's opening match at the 2018 FIFA World Cup. ^[11] By 2024, Brentford players had also made appearances at the UEFA European Championship, the Africa Cup of Nations and the AFC Asian Cup. ^{[12] [13]} In March 2023, Ivan Toney became the first Brentford player to be capped by England since Les Smith in May 1939. ^[14] The club record for players called up during an international break is 20, ^{[15] [16] [17]} with 16 winning caps. ^{[18] [19]}

Current Brentford players who have been capped at full international level while contracted to the club are Kristoffer Ajer, Nathan Collins, Mikkel Damsgaard, Mark Flekken, Saman Ghoddos, Aaron Hickey, Mathias Jensen, Mathias Jørgensen, Bryan Mbeumo, Christian Nørgaard, Frank Onyeka, Ethan Pinnock, David Raya, Kevin Schade, Thomas Strakosha, Ivan Toney and Yoane Wissa.

Key

• Appearance and goal totals for full internationals include all FIFA-sanctioned matches. Substitute appearances are included. Wartime matches are regarded as unofficial and are excluded.
• Statistics are correct as of matches played 26 March 2024.

Playing positions

GK	Goalkeeper	RB	Right back	RW	Right winger	DF	Defender	HB	Half back	IF	Inside forward	DM	Defensive midfielder
OL	Outside left	LB	Left back	LW	Left winger	CB	Centre back	FW	Forward	FB	Full back	RM	Right midfielder
W	Winger	MF	Midfielder	ST	Striker	WH	Wing half	AM	Attacking midfielder	CM	Central midfielder	LM	Left midfielder
U	Utility player	OR	Outside right	SW	Sweeper	LH	Left half	RH	Right half

Symbol	Meaning
‡	Brentford player in the 2023–24 season.
*	Player has left Brentford but is still playing in a professional league.
♦	Player went on to manage the club.
(c)	Player captained their national team.
♠	Player holds a club record.

Players

Player	Nationality	Position	Total			Total with Brentford			Notes	Ref.
			Years	Caps	Goals	Years	Caps	Goals
Thomas Strakosha ‡	Albania	GK	2017–	27	0	2022–	8	0		[20]
Saïd Benrahma *	Algeria	RW	2015–	26	1	2019–2020	5	0		[21]
Gus Hurdle	Barbados	RB	1996–2000	7	0	1996	2	0		[22]
Bryan Mbeumo ‡	Cameroon	W/FW	2022–	14	3	2022–	14	3		[23]
Niall Thompson	Canada	FW	1993–2000	9	2	1998	1	0		[24]
Yoane Wissa ‡	DR Congo	FW/W	2020–	25	5	2022–	23	4		[25]
Andreas Bjelland *	Denmark	CB	2010–	29	2	2016–2017	7	0		[26]
Henrik Dalsgaard *	Denmark	RB	2016–	26	1	2017–2020	22	1		[27]
Mikkel Damsgaard ‡	Denmark	MF	2020–	26	4	2022–	10	0		[28]
Christian Eriksen *	Denmark	AM	2010–	128	40	2022	6	2		[29]
Mathias Jensen ♠ ‡	Denmark	CM	2020–	30	1	2020–	30 ♠	1		[4]
Mathias Jørgensen ‡	Denmark	CB	2008–	36	2	2023–	1	0		[30]
Christian Nørgaard ‡	Denmark	DM	2020–	24	1	2020–	24	1		[31]
Lasse Vibe	Denmark	FW	2014–2017	11	1	2016–2017	2	0		[32]
Billy Scott	England	IF	1936	1	0	1936	1	0		[33]
Les Smith	England	OL	1939	1	0	1939	1	0		[34]
Ivan Toney ‡	England	FW	2023–	2	1	2023–	2	1		[35]
Marcus Forss *	Finland	FW	2020–	21	2	2020–2022	14	2		[36]
Daniel O'Shaughnessy *	Finland	CB	2016–	22	1	2016	2	0		[7]
Kevin Schade ‡	Germany	W/FW	2023–	3	0	2023–	1	0		[37]
Tariqe Fosu	Ghana	LW	2020–	4	1	2020	4	1		[38]
Lloyd Owusu	Ghana	FW	2005–2006	2	0	2005–2006	2	0		[39]
Julian Jeanvier *	Guinea	CB	2019–	13	0	2019	6	0		[40]
Kolbeinn Finnsson *	Iceland	MF	2019–	10	0	2019	2	0		[6]
Hermann Hreiðarsson (c)	Iceland	CB	1996–2011	89	5	1998–1999	12	1		[41]
Ívar Ingimarsson	Iceland	CB	1998–2007	30	0	2000–2002	3	0		[42]
Ólafur Ingi Skúlason	Iceland	LW	2003–2018	36	1	2006	1	0		[43]
Hákon Valdimarsson ‡	Iceland	GK	2022–	9	0	2024–	2	0		[44]
Saman Ghoddos ‡	Iran	AM	2017–	50	3	2021–	28	1		[45]
Joe Connor	Ireland	IR	1903–1904	3	1	1903	2	1		[46]
Tommy Shanks	Ireland	FW	1903–1905	3	0	1905	1	0		[47]
Marcus Bean	Jamaica	MF	2011	1	0	2011	1	0		[48]
Deon Burton	Jamaica	FW	1997–2009	56	12	2004	1	0		[49]
Jamie Lawrence	Jamaica	CM	2000–2004	24	1	2004	3	0		[50]
Ethan Pinnock ‡	Jamaica	CB	2021–	10	0	2021–	10	0		[51]
John Buttigieg	Malta	SW	1984–2000	97	1	1988–1991	20	0		[52]
Mark Flekken ‡	Netherlands	GK	2022–	7	0	2023–	3	0		[53]
Frank Onyeka ‡	Nigeria	MF	2020–	26	1	2021–	25	1		[54]
Sam Sodje	Nigeria	CB	2005–2009	5	0	2005	1	0		[55]
Jimmy D'Arcy	Northern Ireland	IF	1952–1953	5	1	1952–1953	4	1		[56]
Stuart Dallas	Northern Ireland	LW	2011–2022	62	3	2015	4	1		[57]
Will Grigg	Northern Ireland	FW	2012–	13	2	2013–2015	5	0		[58]
Kristoffer Ajer ‡	Norway	CB/RB	2018–	35	1	2021–	12	1		[59]
Nathan Collins ‡	Republic of Ireland	CB	2021–	20	2	2023–	6	0		[60]
John Egan *	Republic of Ireland	CB	2017–	36	3	2017	2	0		[61]
Bill Gorman	Republic of Ireland   Ireland	FB	1936–1947 1946–1948	13 4	0 0	1939–1947 1946–1948	3 4	0 0	[nb 1]	[63] [64]
Alan Judge	Republic of Ireland	CM	2016–	9	1	2016–2018	5	1		[65]
Romaine Sawyers *	Saint Kitts and Nevis	MF	2012–	43	6	2016–2019	8	0		[66]
Julian Charles	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	FW	2000	2	0	2000	2	0		[67]
Aaron Hickey ‡	Scotland	RB	2022–	14	0	2022–	10	0		[68]
Archie Macaulay	Scotland	IF	1947–1948	7	0	1947	1	0		[69]
David McCulloch	Scotland	CF	1934–1938	7	3	1936–1937	4	0		[70]
Duncan McKenzie	Scotland	WH	1937	1	0	1937	1	0		[71]
Bobby Reid	Scotland	OL	1937–1938	2	0	1937–1938	2	0		[72]
Kamohelo Mokotjo *	South Africa	CM	2012–	24	0	2017–2019	15	0		[73]
David Raya ‡	Spain	GK	2022–	4	0	2022–	4	0		[74]
Pontus Jansson *	Sweden	CB	2012–2020	27	0	2019–2020	5	0		[75]
Halil Dervişoğlu ♠ *	Turkey	FW	2021–	16	6	2021–2022	15	6 ♠		[76]
Les Boulter	Wales	IL	1939	1	1	1939	1	1		[77]
Paul Evans	Wales	MF	2002	2	0	2002	1	0		[78]
Idris Hopkins	Wales	OR	1934–1939	12	2	1934–1939	12	2		[79]
Chris Mepham *	Wales	CB	2018–	46	0	2018	4	0		[80]
Dai Richards	Wales	WH	1931–1938	21	0	1936	4	0		[81]

Other senior international appearances

Olympic Games/U23

Player	Nationality	Position	Total			Total with Brentford			Ref.
			Years	Caps	Goals	Years	Caps	Goals
Lachlan Brook *	Australia	FW	2019–	14	2	2021–2022	8	0	[82]
Lasse Vibe	Denmark	FW	2016	4	0	2016	4	0	[32]
Bill Slater	Great Britain	WH	1952	1	1	1952	1	1	[83]
Ibrahima Sonko	Senegal	CB	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	[84]
Kim Ji-soo ‡	South Korea	CB	2023–	3	0	2023–	3	0	[85]

B international

Player	Nationality	Position	Total			Total with Brentford			Ref
			Years	Caps	Goals	Years	Caps	Goals
Ron Greenwood	England	CB	1952	1	0	1952	1	0	[86]

Wartime and Victory internationals

Player	Nationality	Position	Total			Total with Brentford			Ref.
			Years	Caps	Goals	Years	Caps	Goals
Patsy Hendren	England	OL	1919	1	0	1919	1	0	[87]
Les Smith	England	OL	1939–1945	11	3	1939–1945	11	3	[34]
Joe Crozier	Scotland	GK	1943–1944	3	0	1943–1944	3	0	[87]
Idris Hopkins	Wales	OR	1939–1944	9	1	1939–1944	9	1	[79]

Amateur

Player	Nationality	Position	Total			Total with Brentford			Ref.
			Years	Caps	Goals	Years	Caps	Goals
Alec Barclay	England	HB	1913–1914	3	0	1913–1914	3	0	[88]
Jackie Burns	England	LH	1930–1935	16	3	1931–1935	12	3	[88]
Maurice Edelston	England	IF	1937–1947	8	7	1939	3	4	[88]
Vivian Gibbins	England	FW	1924–1932	12	7	1932	2	0	[88]
Jackie Gibbons ♦	England	IF	1938–1939	6	6	1939	3	3	[88]
Terry Robinson	England	OF	1956–1957	10	0	1956–1957	4	0	[83]
Bill Slater	England	WH	1950–1953	20	7	1952	5	0	[83]
Kevin O'Flanagan	Republic of Ireland	OL	1949–1950	2	1	1950	1	1	[83]
Martin Woosnam	Wales	HB	1929	1	0	1929	1	0	[89]

Representative

Player	Team	Nationality	Position	Total			Total with Brentford			Notes	Ref.
				Years	Caps	Goals	Years	Caps	Goals
Jackie Gibbons ♦	Football Association XI	England	IF	1939	n/a	n/a	1939	n/a	n/a		[90]
Johnny Rainford	Football League Third Division South	England	IF	1955	1	1	1955	1	1		[91]
Archie Mitchell ♦	Football League XI	England	CH	1921	1	0	1921	1	0		[2]
Sam Tillen	Football League XI	England	LB/LM	2006	1	0	2006	1	0	[nb 2]	[92]
Jimmy D'Arcy	Irish Football Association XI	Northern Ireland	IF	1953	n/a	n/a	1953	n/a	n/a		[90]
Steve Buxton	London XI	England	LB	1910	1	0	1910	1	0		[93]
John Christie	London XI	Scotland	RB/LH	1910	1	0	1910	1	0		[93]
Ken Coote	London XI	England	FB	1956–1958	3	0	1956–1958	3	0		[94]
Patsy Hendren	Southern League XI	England	OL	1919	1	0	1919	1	0		[2]
Ted Price	Southern League XI	England	GK	1919	1	0	1919	1	0		[2]
Geordie Reid	Southern League XI	Scotland	IL/CF	1910	2	2	1910	2	2		[2]

Other

Player	Nationality	Position	Total			Total with Brentford			Ref.
			Years	Caps	Goals	Years	Caps	Goals
Archie Macaulay	Great Britain	IF	1947	1	0	1947	1	0	[83]
Terry Robinson	Great Britain	OF	1956	8	0	1956	8	0	[83]

Youth international players

U21

Player	Nationality	Position	Notes	Ref.
Roy Syla	Albania	CM		[95]
Nick Tsaroulla *	Cyprus	LB		[96]
Jan Žambůrek *	Czech Republic	CM	[nb 3]	[99]
Mads Bidstrup *	Denmark	DM		[99]
Luka Racic *	Denmark	CB	[nb 4]	[101]
Mads Roerslev ‡	Denmark	RB		[102]
Mads Bech Sørensen *	Denmark	CB	[nb 5]	[105]
Josh Dasilva ‡	England	MF	[nb 6]	[105]
Nicky Forster ♦	England	FW		[107]
Ezri Konsa *	England	CB		[108]
Marcus Forss *	Finland	FW	[nb 7]	[98]
Daniel O'Shaughnessy *	Finland	CB	[nb 8]	[111]
Jaakko Oksanen *	Finland	MF	[nb 7]	[98]
Bryan Mbeumo ‡	France	W/FW		[105]
Vitaly Janelt ‡	Germany	DM		[112]
Kevin Schade ‡	Germany	W/FW		[113]
Kolbeinn Finnsson *	Iceland	MF		[98]
Patrik Gunnarsson *	Iceland	GK	[nb 9]	[98]
David Titov	Latvia	FB	[nb 10]	[98]
Ryan Blake	Northern Ireland	LB	[nb 11]	[116]
Stuart Dallas *	Northern Ireland	LW		[117]
Gareth Graham	Northern Ireland	MF/RB		[118]
Alan Julian	Northern Ireland	GK	[nb 12]	[120]
Danny Boxall	Republic of Ireland	RB		[121]
Canice Carroll	Republic of Ireland	CB		[122]
Tony Folan	Republic of Ireland	LW		[107]
Alex Gilbert *	Republic of Ireland	AM		[112]
Kevin O'Connor	Republic of Ireland	U		[123]
Martin Rowlands	Republic of Ireland	MF		[124]
Jay Tabb	Republic of Ireland	AM/LW		[125]
Theo Archibald *	Scotland	RW		[126]
Jim McNichol	Scotland	DF		[127]
Halil Dervişoğlu *	Turkey	FW		[105]
Yehor Yarmolyuk ‡	Ukraine	CM	[nb 13]	[19]
Joe Adams	Wales	W	[nb 14]	[112]
Cole Dasilva	Wales	FB		[131]
Chris Mepham *	Wales	CB	[nb 15]	[133]
Gary Roberts	Wales	W		[134]
Nathan Shepperd *	Wales	GK		[112]
Matt Somner	Wales	DF		[135]
Fin Stevens ‡	Wales	RB		[112]

U20

Player	Nationality	Position	Notes	Ref.
Justin Shaibu	Denmark	FW		[136]
Ellery Balcombe ‡	England	GK	[nb 16]	[139]
Matthew Cox ‡	England	GK	[nb 17]	[141]
Rico Henry ‡	England	LB		[142]
Paris Maghoma ‡	England	CM		[129]
Michael Olakigbe ‡	England	LW		[143]
Daniel Oyegoke ‡	England	RB	[nb 17]	[141]
Moses Odubajo *	England	RW/RB		[111]
Raphaël Calvet	France	CB		[144]
Nik Tzanev *	New Zealand	GK		[111]

U19

Player	Nationality	Position	Notes	Ref.
Gustav Mogensen	Denmark	FW	[nb 18]	[130]
Lukas Talbro	Denmark	DF	[nb 19]	[147]
Benjamin Arthur‡	England	CB		[148]
Audrius Laučys	Lithuania	CB		[149]
Stefan Tomasevic	Montenegro	DF		[150]
Val Adedokun‡	Republic of Ireland	LB		[99]
Jonny Mitchell	Scotland	DM		[151]
Simon Andersson	Sweden	GK	[nb 20]	[130]
Fredrik Hammar *	Sweden	MF		[130]
Iwan Morgan‡	Wales	FW		[19]

U18/Youth

Player	Nationality	Position	Ref.
Nikola Tavares	Croatia	CB	[152]
Ashley Bayes	England	GK	[153]
Marcus Gayle	England	LW/FW	[154]
Paul Buckle	England	MF	[155]
Gerry Cakebread	England	GK	[155]
Roy Cotton	England	FW	[155]
Tamer Fernandes	England	GK	[155]
Gary Huxley	England	LW	[155]
Danis Salman	England	DF	[155]
Gary Simons	England	n/a	[155]
Glenn Brophy	Republic of Ireland	n/a	[156]
Stephen Hendry	Scotland	MF	[157]
Luke Evans	Wales	DF	[158]
Matt Flitter	Wales	DF	[159]

U17

Player	Nationality	Position	Ref.
Joshua Bohui	England	FW	[160]
Adrian Moyles	Republic of Ireland	FB	[161]
Chris Dickson	Scotland	DF	[162]
Lionel Stone	Scotland	DF	[163]

U16/Schoolboys

Player	Nationality	Position	Ref.
Roy Hart	England	CH	[164]
Ian Poveda *	England	W	[165]
Tom Field *	Republic of Ireland	LB	[166]
Julius Fenn-Evans	Wales	FW	[111]

U15

Player	Nationality	Position	Ref.
Romayn Pennant	Scotland	FB	[167]

Awards

• 2021 UEFA European U21 Championship Squad of the Tournament: Mads Bech Sørensen ^[168]
• 2022 UEFA European U19 Championship Team of the Tournament: Matthew Cox ^[169]
• 2023 Africa Cup of Nations Team of the Tournament: Yoane Wissa ^[170]

Notes

1. Capped by Ireland (FAI) and Ireland (IFA). ^[62]
2. Match played as an U21 fixture. ^[92]
3. Also capped by Czech Republic at Czech Republic U19 and U18 level while a Brentford player. ^{[97] [98]}
4. Also capped by Denmark at U20 level while a Brentford player. ^[100]
5. Also capped by Denmark at U20 and U19 level while a Brentford player. ^{[103] [104]}
6. Also capped by England at U20 level while a Brentford player. ^[106]
7. Also capped by Finland at U19 level while a Brentford player. ^[109]
8. Also capped by Finland at U20 level while a Brentford player. ^[110]
9. Also capped by Iceland at U19 level while a Brentford player. ^[114]
10. Also capped by Latvia at U19 level while a Brentford player. ^[100]
11. Also capped by Northern Ireland at U19 level while a Brentford player. ^[115]
12. Also capped by Northern Ireland at U19 and U18 level while a Brentford player. ^[119]
13. Also capped by Ukraine at U19 level while a Brentford player. ^[128]
14. Also capped by Wales at U20 and U19 level while a Brentford player. ^{[129] [130]}
15. Also capped by Wales at U20 level while a Brentford player. ^[132]
16. Also capped by England at U19 and U18 level while a Brentford player. ^{[137] [138]}
17. Also capped by England at U19 level while a Brentford player. ^[140]
18. Also capped by Denmark at U18 level while a Brentford player. ^[145]
19. Also capped by Denmark at U18 level while a Brentford player. ^[146]
20. Also capped by Sweden at U17 level while a Brentford player. ^[100]

References

General

• Haynes, Graham; Coumbe, Frank (2006). Timeless Bees: Brentford F.C. Who's Who 1920–2006. Harefield: Yore Publications. ISBN   0955294916.
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28. Mikkel Damsgaard national team profile at the Danish Football Association (in Danish)
29. Christian Eriksen national team profile at the Danish Football Association (in Danish)
30. Mathias Jørgensen national team profile at the Danish Football Association (in Danish)
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