List of English association football families

See also: List of professional sports families and List of association football families

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

This is a list of English association football (soccer) families.

Brothers Anton (left) and Rio Ferdinand (right) are also cousins of Les and Kane Ferdinand

Families included on the list must have

1. at least, one member of the family is capped by a national team on the senior level or an important person in the game of football (e.g., notable coaches, referees, club chairmen, etc.)
2. a second member must be a professional player or capped by a national team on the U-17 level or above.

Contents

• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• Q
• R
• S
• T
• U
• V
• W
• X
• Y
• Z

List

A

• Fisayo Adarabioyo, Tosin Adarabioyo (brother) ^[1]
• John Alexander, Trent Alexander-Arnold (nephew) ^[2]
• Sam Allardyce, Craig Allardyce (son) ^[3]
• Les Allen, Dennis Allen (brother), Clive Allen (son), Paul Allen (nephew), Martin Allen (nephew/Dennis's son), Bradley Allen (son), Oliver Allen (grandson/Clive's son), Charlie Allen (grand nephew/Martin's son) ^[4]
• Eniola Aluko, ^{[note 1]} Sone Aluko ^{[note 2]} (brother) ^[5]
• Viv Anderson, Louise Sharpe (cousin) Del Sharpe (cousin), Malachi Sharpe (first cousin of Viv & son of Del & Louise), Malika Sharpe (first cousin of Viv, Daughter of Del, Louise & sister of Malachi) ^[6]
• John Aston Sr., John Aston Jr. (son)

B

• Roy Bailey, Gary Bailey (son) ^[7]
• Gerry Baker, Joe Baker (brother) ^{[note 3]}
• Sam Baldock, George Baldock (brother) ^[8]
• Alan Ball, Sr., Alan Ball, Jr. (son) ^[9]
• Arthur Bambridge, Charles Bambridge (brother), Ernest Bambridge (brother) ^{[note 4] [10]}
• Jeff Barmby, Nick Barmby (son), ^[11] Jack Barmby (son of Nick) ^[12]
• Bobby Barnes, Giles Barnes ^{[note 5]} (nephew), ^[13] Marcus Barnes (nephew/Giles' brother) ^[14]
• Jim Barrett, Sr., Jim Barrett, Jr. (son) ^[15]
• Gareth Barry, Bradley Barry (nephew) ^[16]
• Bobby Baxter Sr., Bobby Baxter Jr. (son)
• Dave Beasant, Sam Beasant (son) ^[17]
• Jude Bellingham, Jobe Bellingham (brother) ^[18]
• Junior Bent, Darren Bent (nephew), Cory Bent (son) ^[19]
• Brian Birch, Will Johnson (grandson) ^[20]
• Arthur Blackburn, Fred Blackburn (brother) ^[21]
• John Bond, Kevin Bond (son) ^[22]
• Ian Bowyer, Gary Bowyer (son) ^[23]
• Peter Boyle, Tommy Boyle (son)
• James Brandon, Tom Brandon (brother), Harry Brandon (cousin), Tom Brandon Jr (nephew/son of Tom) ^[24]
• Ken Brown, Kenny Brown (son) ^[25]
• Wes Brown, Clive Brown, Reece Brown (brothers) ^{[26] [27]}
• Steve Bruce, Alex Bruce ^{[note 6]} (son) ^[28]
• Matt Busby, Don Gibson (son-in-law)
• Terry Butcher, Pat Nevin (cousin) ^[29]

C

• Kevin Campbell, Tyrese Campbell (son) ^[30]
• Jamie Carragher, James Carragher (son) ^[31]
• Neville Chamberlain, Mark Chamberlain (brother), ^[32] Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (nephew/son of Mark), ^[33] Christian Oxlade-Chamberlain (brother of Alex) ^[34]
• Nathaniel Chalobah, ^{[note 7]} Trevoh Chalobah (brother) ^[35]
• Thomas Chapman, Herbert Chapman, Matt Chapman, Harry Chapman (brothers), Harry Chapman Jr. (nephew/son of Harry) ^[36]
• John Charles, Clive Charles (brother) ^[37]
• Charlton :see Milburn
• Allan Clarke, Frank Clarke, Derek Clarke, Kelvin Clarke, Wayne Clarke (brothers) ^[38]
• Ken Clayton, Ronnie Clayton (brother)
• Charles Clegg, William Clegg (brother) ^[39]
• Dave Clement, Neil Clement, Paul Clement (sons) ^[40]
• Brian Clough, Nigel Clough (son) ^[41]
• Andy Cole, Devante Cole (son) ^[42]
• Anthony Cook, Reice Charles-Cook, Regan Charles-Cook, Roman Charles-Cook (brothers) ^[43]
• Kenny Cooper Sr., Kenny Cooper Jr. (son) ^[44]
• Terry Cooper, Mark Cooper (son), Charlie Cooper (grandson/son of Mark) ^[45]
• Pauline Cope, Keith Boanas (husband) ^[46]
• Alan Cork, Jack Cork (son) ^[47]
• Peter Croker, Ted Croker (brother), Eric Dier (grand nephew/Ted's grandson) ^[48]

D

• Kevin Davies, Jamie Jackson (half-brother) ^[49]
• Andy Dawson, Kevin Dawson (brother), Michael Dawson (brother) ^[50]
• Jermain Defoe, Ryan Edgar ^{[note 8]} (cousin), ^[51] Anthony Edgar (cousin/brother of Ryan) ^[52]
• Rory Delap, Liam Delap, Finn Delap (sons) ^[53]
• Nigel Doughty, Michael Doughty ^{[note 9]} (son), ^[54] Patrick Bamford ^{[note 10]} (godson) ^[55]
• Bob Dowie, Iain Dowie ^{[note 11]} (brother), Natasha Dowie ^{[note 12]} (daughter of Bob), ^[56] Becky Easton (wife of Natasha)
• Bruce Dyer, Josiah Dyer (son) ^[57]

E

• Eddie Edgar, David Edgar (son) ^[58]
• Augustine Enuekwe, Chioma Ubogagu (granddaughter) ^[59]

F

• Justin Fashanu, John Fashanu (brother) ^[60]
• Billy Fairhurst, David Fairhurst (brother)
• Bob Ferrier Sr., Bob Ferrier Jr. (son) ^{[note 13]}
• William Foulke, Jim Simmons (nephew) ^[61]
• Ted Fenton, Benny Fenton (brother) ^[62]
• Les Ferdinand, Rio Ferdinand (cousin), Anton Ferdinand (cousin/Rio's brother), Kane Ferdinand ^{[note 14]} (cousin) ^{[63] [64] [65]}
• Fred Forman, Frank Forman (brother), Harry Linacre (nephew) ^[66]
• Frank Froggatt, Jack Froggatt (nephew), Redfern Froggatt (son) ^[67]

G

• Dan Gallagher, Conor Gallagher (brothers) ^[68]
• Tommy Gardner, Hannah Keryakoplis (great-granddaughter) ^[69]
• Billy Garraty, Jack Grealish ^{[note 15]} (2nd great-grandson) ^[70]
• Steven Gerrard, Anthony Gerrard ^{[note 14]} (cousin), ^[71] Bobby Duncan (cousin) ^[72]
• Steve Gibson, Ben Gibson (nephew) ^[73]
• Kevin Glendon, George Glendon (son) ^[74]
• John Goodall, Archie Goodall (brother) ^[75]
• Lewis Goram, Andy Goram ^{[note 16]} (son)
• Bobby Gould, Jonathan Gould, Richard Gould (sons), Matthew Gould (grandson, son of Jonathan)^{[ citation needed ]}
• Eddie Gray, Stuart Gray (Eddie's son), Frank Gray (Eddie's brother), Andy Gray (Frank's son), and Archie Gray (Andy's son) ^[76]
• Jack Gregory, John Gregory (son) ^[77]
• Jimmy Greaves, Danny Greaves (son) ^[78]
• Jimmy Greenhoff, Brian Greenhoff (brother) ^[38]
• Bryan Gunn, Angus Gunn (son) ^[79]

H

• Colin Harvey, Brian Harvey (brother) ^[80]
• Tony Hateley, Mark Hateley (son), Danielle Hill (granddaughter), Tom Hateley (grandson/Mark's son) ^{[81] [82]}
• Sandy Herd, Alec Herd (brother), David Herd ^{[note 16]} (nephew - son of Alec) ^[83]
• John Herdman, Jay Herdman (son) ^[84]
• Hubert Heron, Francis Heron (brother) ^[85]
• David Hirst, George Hirst (son) ^[86]
• Glenn Hoddle, Carl Hoddle (brother) ^[87]
• Steve Hodge, Elliot Hodge (son) ^[88]
• Liam Hogan, Scott Hogan ^{[note 17]} (brother) ^[89]
• Eric Houghton, Roy Houghton (brother), Reg Goodacre (cousin), Chris Woods (great-nephew) ^[90]
• Steph Houghton, Stephen Darby (husband) ^[91]
• Lee Howey, Steve Howey (brother) ^[92]
• Charlie Hurst, Geoff Hurst (son) ^[93]

I

• Paul Ince, Tom Ince (son), ^[94] Clayton Ince (Paul's second cousin) ^[95] Rohan Ince (Paul's third cousin), Erick Young (Rohan's uncle) ^[96]

J

• Bob Jack, David Jack (son), Rollo Jack (son)
• Jimmy Jackson, James Jackson (son), Archie Jackson (son) ^{[97] [note 18]}
• Steve Jagielka, Phil Jagielka (brother) ^[98]
• Reece James, Lauren James (sister) ^[99]
• David Johnson, ^{[note 19]} Brennan Johnson ^{[note 20]} (son) ^{[100] [101] [102]}
• Gary Johnson, Lee Johnson (son) ^[103]
• Harry Johnson Snr., Harry Johnson Jr. (son), Tom Johnson (son) ^[104]

K

• Colin Kazim-Richards, ^{[note 21]} Andros Townsend (cousin) ^[105]
• Michael Keane, ^{[note 22]} Will Keane ^{[note 23]} (twins) ^[106]
• Martin Keown, Niall Keown ^{[note 14]} (son) ^[107]
• Cyril Knowles, Peter Knowles (brother) ^[108]

L

• Dave Latchford, Bob Latchford (brother), Peter Latchford (brother) ^[109]
• Rob Lee, Olly Lee (son), Elliot Lee (son) ^[110]
• Aaron Lescott, Joleon Lescott (brother) ^[111]
• Harry Lilley, Will Lilley (brother) ^[112]
• Jesse Lingard, Gabrielle George (cousin) ^[113]
• Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Carl Cort ^{[note 24]} (half-brother), Leon Cort (half-brother) ^[114]
• Kelvin Lomax, Kieran Trippier (brother) ^[115]
• Longstaff: see Thompson

M

• Ray Mabbutt, Kevin Mabbutt (son), Gary Mabbutt (son) ^[12]
• Harry Maguire, Laurence Maguire (brother) ^[116]
• Gordon Marshall Sr., Gordon Marshall Jr. (son), Scott Marshall (son)
• Alvin Martin, David Martin (son), Joe Martin (son) ^{[117] [118]}
• Brian Marwood, James Marwood (son) ^[119]
• Andy McCall, Stuart McCall ^{[note 16]} (son)
• Don Megson, Gary Megson (son), Neil Megson ^{[note 25]} (son) ^[120]
• Jack Milburn, George Milburn (brother), Jim Milburn (brother), Jackie Milburn (cousin), Stanley Milburn (brother), Jack Charlton (nephew), Bobby Charlton (nephew) ^{[121] [122]}
• Percy Mills, Nigel Pearson (grandson), ^[123] James Pearson (son of Nigel) ^[124]
• Jimmy Milne, Gordon Milne (son)
• Thomas Mort, Enoch Mort (cousin) ^[125]

N

• Gary Neville, Phil Neville (brother), ^[126] Harvey Neville (Phil's son, Gary's nephew) ^[127]
• Gifton Noel-Williams, Dejon Noel-Williams ^[128]
• Keith Nobbs, Jordan Nobbs (daughter) ^[129]

O

• Afolabi Obafemi, Michael Obafemi (brother) ^[130]
• Terry Owen, Michael Owen (son), ^[131] Richie Partridge (Terry's son-in-law; Michael's brother-in-law) ^[132]
• Cyril Oxley, Bernard Oxley (brother) ^[133]

P

• Louis Page, Jack Page (brother), Tom Page (brother), Willie Page (brother) ^[134]
• Glyn Pardoe, Mike Doyle (co-father in law), Tommy Doyle (grandson of Pardoe and Doyle) ^[135]
• Jack Parry, Ray Parry (brother), Cyril Parry (brother) ^[136]
• Hubert Pearson, Harold Pearson (son), Harry Hibbs (Harold's cousin), Horace Pearson (also Harold's cousin) ^[12]
• Linvoy Primus, Atlanta Primus (daughter) ^[137]
• Syd Puddefoot, Len Puddefoot (brother) ^[138]

R

• Herbert Rawson, William Rawson (brother) ^[50]
• Harry Redknapp, Frank Lampard, Sr. (brother in law), Jamie Redknapp (son), Frank Lampard (nephew in law/Frank's son) ^{[139] [140] [141]}
• Cyrille Regis, ^{[note 26]} Dave Regis (cousin), Otis Roberts ^{[note 27]} (cousin), Jason Roberts ^{[note 27]} (nephew) ^{[142] [143] [144]}
• Andy Rhodes, Steve Agnew (brother-in-law), Jordan Rhodes ^{[note 16]} (son) ^{[145] [146]}
• Kieran Richardson, Jordan Brown (cousin) ^[147]
• Bruce Rioch, ^{[note 16]} Neil Rioch (brother), Gregor Rioch (son), Matty Holmes (nephew)
• Tony Rodwell, Jack Rodwell (nephew) ^[148]
• Wayne Rooney, John Rooney (brother), ^[149] Tommy Rooney (cousin), ^[150] Jake Rooney (cousin) ^[151]
• Danny Rose, Mitch Rose (brother) ^[152]
• Jimmy Ruffell, Bill Ruffell (brother) ^[153]

S

• John Salako, Andy Salako (brother) ^[154]
• Tommy Sampy, Bill Sampy (brother) ^[155]
• Kenny Sansom, Dave Sansom (brother) ^[142]
• Roy Saunders, Dean Saunders (son)
• Tony Sealy, Jack Sealy (son) ^[156]
• Teddy Sheringham, Charlie Sheringham (son)
• Peter Shilton, Sam Shilton (son) ^[157]
• Guy Shuttleworth, Ben Chilwell (grandson) ^[158]
• Frank Sinclair, Tyrese Sinclair (son) ^[159]
• Martin Sinclair, Scott Sinclair (brother), Jake Sinclair (brother) ^{[160] [161]}
• Jack Smith, Tom Smith (brother), Billy Smith (brother), Joe Smith (brother), Sep Smith (brother) ^{[162] [163]}
• Lewwis Spence, Drew Spence (sister) ^[164]
• Brian Stein, ^{[note 28]} Mark Stein (brother), Ed Stein (brother) ^[38]
• Dennis Stevens, Duncan Edwards (cousin) ^[165]
• Simon Sturridge, Dean Sturridge (brother), Daniel Sturridge (nephew) ^[166]
• George Summerbee, Gordon Summerbee (brother), Mike Summerbee (son), Nicky Summerbee (grandson of George/son of Mike) ^[167]
• Mike Sutton, Chris Sutton (son), John Sutton (son) ^[168]

T

• Paul Taylor, Robert Taylor (son) ^[169]
• Paul Terry, John Terry (brother), Paul Konchesky (brother-in-law) ^[170]
• Alan Thompson, Sean Longstaff (first cousin once removed), Matty Longstaff (first cousin once removed) ^[171]
• Colin Todd, Andy Todd (son). ^[172]
• Don Townsend, Andy Townsend ^{[note 17]} (son) ^[173]

V

• Darius Vassell, Isaac Vassell (cousin) ^[174]
• Stephen Vaughan Sr., Stephen Vaughan Jr. (son) ^[175]

W

• Alan Waddle, Chris Waddle (cousin) ^[176]
• Des Walker, Tyler Walker (son), ^[177] Lewis Walker (son) ^[178]
• Mike Walker, Ian Walker (son) ^[12]
• Danny Wallace, Ray Wallace (brother), Rod Wallace (brother) ^[38]
• Mark Walters, Simon Ford (nephew) ^[179]
• Dave Whelan, David Sharpe (grandson) ^[180]
• George Wilkins, Graham Wilkins (son), Ray Wilkins (son), Stephen Wilkins (son), Dean Wilkins (son) ^{[181] [182]}
• Andy Wilson, Jimmy Wilson (son)
• Clive Wilson, Siobhan Wilson (daughter) ^[183]
• Hughie Wilson, Jock Wilson (son) ^{[note 29] [184]}
• Dennis Wise, Henry Wise (son) ^[185]
• Ian Wright (father), Shaun Wright-Phillips (son), Bradley Wright-Phillips (son), ^[186] D'Margio Wright-Phillips (grandson/Shaun's son) Jermaine Wright (cousin), Drey Wright, Diaz Wright (cousins/Jermaine's sons) ^[187]
• Jocky Wright, Billy Wright (son), Doug Wright (son)

Y

• Ashley Young, Lewis Young (brother) ^{[188] [189]}

See also

• List of professional sports families
• List of family relations in American football
  • List of second-generation National Football League players
• List of association football (soccer) families
  • List of African association football families
  • List of European association football families
    • List of former Yugoslavia association football families
    • List of Scottish football families
    • List of Spanish association football families
  • Category:Association football families
• List of Australian rules football families
• List of second-generation Major League Baseball players
• List of second-generation National Basketball Association players
• List of boxing families
• List of chess families
• List of International cricket families
• List of family relations in the National Hockey League
• List of family relations in rugby league
• List of international rugby union families
• List of professional wrestling families

Notes

1. Was born in Nigeria but represented England internationally.
2. Was born in England and capped by England at youth levels before switching allegiance to Nigeria.
3. The Baker brothers were raised in Scotland but born in the United States and England respectively, and were only eligible to represent those at the time.
4. The only trio of brothers to have played for England.
5. Was born in England and capped by England at youth levels before switching allegiance to Jamaica.
6. Was born in England, capped by Ireland's under-21 and B side and played 2 senior international matches for Ireland before switching allegiance to Northern Ireland.
7. Was born in Sierra Leone but represented England internationally.
8. Was born in England but represented Dominica internationally.
9. Was born in England, but represented Welsh youth sides internationally.
10. Was born in England, capped by Ireland's under-18 side before switching allegiance to England.
11. Was born in England but represented Northern Ireland internationally.
12. Was born in United Arab Emirates but represented England internationally.
13. Ferrier Jnr was born in England while his father played there and was only eligible for England under rules of the time, but played all his football in Scotland.
14. Was born in England, but represented Ireland youth sides internationally.
15. Was born in England, capped by Ireland's youth sides before switching allegiance to England.
16. Was born in England, but represented Scotland internationally.
17. Was born in England, but represented the Republic of Ireland internationally.
18. The Australian cricketer Archie Jackson was also a family member (nephew/cousin respectively)
19. David Johnson was born in Jamaica, capped by England's B side and played four senior international matches for Jamaica before switching allegiance to Wales.
20. Brennan Johnson was born in England while his father played there, was capped by England's under-16 and under-17 sides before switching allegiance to Wales.
21. Was born in England but represented Turkey internationally.
22. Was born in England, capped by Ireland's under-17 and under-19 sides before switching allegiance to England.
23. Was born in England and capped by England at youth levels before switching allegiance to the Republic of Ireland.
24. Was born in England, and represented England at youth level before switching allegiance to Guyana.
25. Was born in England but represented the United States internationally.
26. Was born in French Guiana but represented England internationally.
27. Was born in England but represented Grenada internationally.
28. Was born in South Africa, but represented England internationally.
29. Jock Wilson was born in England while his father played there and was only eligible for England under rules of the time, but played all his football in Scotland.

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