List of San Marino international footballers

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The San Marino national football team (Italian : Nazionale di calcio di San Marino) represents the nation of San Marino in the international association football. It is fielded by the San Marino Football Federation (Italian : Federazione Sammarinese Giuoco Calcio), the governing body of football in San Marino, and competes as a member of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), which encompasses the countries of Europe. The San Marino Football Federation became affiliated with the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (English: International Federation of Association Football) (FIFA) in 1988 and the country's first international match took place two years later on 14 November 1990 against Switzerland in a UEFA Euro 1992 qualifier. [1] [2] San Marino's first result that was not a defeat was a 0–0 draw at home to Turkey in a 1994 FIFA World Cup qualifier on 10 March 1993, [2] and the team's first and only win came over 10 years later after Liechtenstein were beaten 1–0 in a friendly on 28 April 2004. [3]

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Since 1990, 97 players have appeared for the San Marino national team, [4] all of whom are listed here. Defender Damiano Vannucci holds the record for most caps, having appeared 64 times for San Marino from 1996 to 2011. [4] The side's all-time top scorer is Andy Selva, who with eight goals from 57 caps is the only player to have scored more than one goal for San Marino. [4] The team's most-capped goalkeeper, Federico Gasperoni, represented San Marino 41 times between 1996 and 2005. [4] While San Marino have yet to qualify for the finals of a major international tournament, Davide Gualtieri holds the record for the fastest goal in a FIFA World Cup qualifier, scoring eight seconds into a 1994 World Cup qualifier against England on 17 February 1993. [1] [2]

Players

Appearances and goals are composed of FIFA World Cup and UEFA European Football Championship qualification matches, as well as numerous international friendly matches. The years given in the column marked "national team career" are those of each player's first and last international cap. Players are listed by number of caps, then number of goals scored. If number of goals are equal, the players are then listed alphabetically. Statistics are correct as of the match played on 11 October 2011. [4]

Key
†Still eligible for the national team [lower-alpha 1]
GK Goalkeeper
DF Defender
MF Midfielder
FW Forward
San Marino national team footballers
#NamePositionNational team
career		CapsGoalsRef
1 Damiano Vannucci DF1996–2011640 [5]
2 Andy Selva FW1998–2011578 [6]
3 Simone Bacciocchi DF1998–2011560 [7]
4 Mirco Gennari DF1992–2003480 [8]
5 Paolo Montagna FW1995–2011460 [9]
6 Ivan Matteoni MF1990–2003440 [10]
7= Federico Gasperoni GK1996–2005410 [11]
7= Luca Gobbi DF1990–2002410 [12]
9 Nicola Albani DF2001–2011401 [13]
10= William Guerra DF1990–1999380 [14]
10= Pierangelo Manzaroli MF1991–2001380 [15]
12= Alessandro Della Valle DF2002–2011370 [16]
12= Carlo Valentini MF2002–2010370 [17]
14 Fabio Francini MF1990–1998340 [18]
15 Nicola Bacciocchi MF1991–2000331 [19]
16 Manuel Marani FW2003–2011322 [20]
17 Michele Marani MF2002–2009300 [21]
18 Riccardo Muccioli MF1996–2009290 [22]
19= Bryan Gasperoni MF1994–2005281 [23]
19= Marco Mazza MF1991–1997280 [24]
21 Aldo Junior Simoncini GK2006–2011260 [25]
22 Pierluigi Benedettini GK1990–1995250 [26]
23= Matteo Andreini DF2005–2011240 [27]
23= Mauro Marani DF1998–2009240 [28]
23= Davide Simoncini DF2006–2011240 [29]
26 Mauro Valentini DF1991–1999231 [30]
27= Matteo Bugli MF2006–2011220 [31]
27= Claudio Canti DF1991–1995220 [32]
27= Fabio Vitaioli DF2007–2011220 [33]
30= Pier Domenico Della Valle MF1991–2000211 [34]
30= Alex Gasperoni MF2003–2011210 [35]
30= Matteo Vitaioli FW2007–2011210 [36]
30= Ermanno Zonzini MF1999–2003210 [37]
34= Maicol Berretti MF2007–2011190 [38]
34= Massimo Bonini MF1990–1995190 [39]
36= Marco de Luigi FW1999–2007180 [40]
36= Vittorio Valentini DF1995–2003180 [41]
38= Nicola Ciacci FW2003–2011161 [42]
38= Giovanni Bonini MF2006–2009160 [43]
38= Marco Domeniconi MF2004–2007160 [44]
41 Valdes Pasolini FW1990–1996141 [45]
42 Marco Mularoni FW1991–1996130 [46]
43= Fabio Bollini MF2007–2011120 [47]
43= Michele Cervellini MF2009–2011120 [48]
43= Andrea Ugolini FW1995–2004120 [49]
43= Loris Zanotti MF1990–1993120 [50]
47= Simone Della Balda DF1999–2001110 [51]
47= Roberto Selva MF1999–2005110 [52]
49= Paolo Mazza MF1992–1993100 [53]
49= Lorenzo Moretti MF2002–2004100 [54]
49= Bruno Muccioli DF1990–1993100 [55]
49= Federico Valentini GK2006–2011100 [56]
53= Davide Gualtieri FW1993–199991 [57]
53= Michele Moretti MF2003–200690 [58]
55= Federico Crescentini DF2002–200680 [59]
55= Pier Filippo Mazza MF2010–201180 [60]
55= Luca Nanni DF2001–200580 [61]
58= Stefano Muccioli GK1993–199670 [62]
58= Federico Nanni MF2005–201170 [63]
60= Giacomo Benedettini DF2007–201160 [64]
60= Matteo Coppini MF2010–201160 [65]
60= Ivano Toccaceli DF1990–199360 [66]
63= Ivan Bugli MF2000–200150 [67]
63= Massimo Ceccoli MF1990–199150 [68]
63= Leone Gasperoni DF1996–199750 [69]
63= Giampaolo Mazza MF199150 [70]
63= Marco Montironi DF1990–199150 [71]
63= Luciano Mularoni MF1996–200050 [72]
63= Claudio Peverani MF1994–199650 [73]
70= Gianluca Bollini DF200740 [74]
70= Giacomo Maiani MF2002–200540 [75]
70= Paolo Mariotti MF2006–200740 [76]
70= Mattia Masi MF2005–200640 [77]
70= Mirko Palazzi MF2005–200640 [78]
70= Danilo Rinaldi MF2008–200940 [79]
76= Simone Bianchi MF1996–199730 [80]
76= Luca Bonifazi MF2004–200730 [81]
76= Michele Ceccoli GK200530 [82]
76= Enrico Cibelli MF2006–200830 [83]
80= Alex Della Valle DF2010–201120 [84]
80= Gianluca Gatti MF1996–199720 [85]
80= Marco Macina FW199020 [86]
80= Cristian Negri MF200720 [87]
80= Alan Toccaceli FW2003–200720 [88]
80= Paolo Daniele Zanotti DF1990–199220 [89]
86= Giancarlo Bacciocchi FW199010 [90]
86= Luca Bizzocchi DF199210 [91]
86= Alessandro Casadei DF199610 [92]
86= Marco Casadei FW200910 [93]
86= Alberto Celli MF200610 [94]
86= Nicola Chiaruzzi MF201010 [95]
86= Paolo Conti DF199010 [96]
86= Andrea Moroni FW201110 [97]
86= Federico Moroni DF199510 [98]
86= Fabrizio Pelliccioni DF199910 [99]
86= Christian Selva FW200010 [100]
86= Marco Tomassoni DF199910 [101]

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Players marked as "still eligible for the national team" are those who have not retired from club football and who are, therefore, still selectable.

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