List of Southampton F.C. players (25–99 appearances)

Last updated December 17, 2024

Southampton Football Club is an English association football club based in Southampton, Hampshire. Founded in 1885 as St Mary's YMA, they became a professional club in 1891 and co-founded the Southern Football League in 1894.^[1] Southampton won the Southern League Premier Division championship six times between 1896 and 1904,^[2] and were later elected to the Football League Third Division in 1920.^[3] The Saints finished as runners-up in their first Football League season,^[4] and the following year received promotion to the Second Division as Third Division South champions.^[5] The club first entered the First Division in 1966,^[6] and currently play in its modern-day counterpart, the Premier League.^[7] Southampton won the FA Cup in 1976, reached the final of the League Cup in 1979 and 2017, and won the League Trophy in 2010.^[7]

Since the club's formation, a total of 359 players have made between 25 and 99 appearances for Southampton. Of these, 12 players have made exactly 25 appearances for the club, while only two (Bob Petrie and Cyril King) have made 99. Ted Drake, who played as a centre-forward for Southampton between 1931 and 1934, has scored the most goals of any player with between 25 and 99 appearances for the club, with 49 in all competitions; five more players have scored over 40 goals for the Saints. Eight of the 359 players listed – Kevin Keegan, Derek Statham, Dean Richards, Peter Crouch, Chris Baird, Andrew Davies, Roméo Lavia and Flynn Downes – have won the Southampton F.C. Player of the Season award as voted for by readers of the Southern Daily Echo , while former team captain Virgil van Dijk has won the clubs own Player of the Season award.^[8]

Key

The list is ordered first by date of debut, and then if necessary in alphabetical order by surname.
Appearances as a substitute are included. This feature of the game was introduced in the Football League at the start of the 1965–66 season.
Statistics are correct up to and including the match played on 15 December 2024. Where a player left the club permanently after this date, his statistics are updated to his date of leaving.

Positions key
Pre-1960s		1960s–
GK	Goalkeeper
FB	Full back	DF	Defender
HB	Half back	MF	Midfielder
FW	Forward

Nationality: Unless otherwise noted, the nationality of a player is determined by the country for which he has played or, if he has not played international football, his country of birth.
Position: Playing positions are listed according to the tactical formations that were employed at the time. The change in the names of defensive and midfield positions reflects the tactical evolution that occurred from the 1960s onwards.
Club career: Club career is defined as the first and last calendar years in which the player appeared for the club in any of the competitions listed below.
Total appearances and Total goals: Total appearances and goals comprise those in the Southern League, Wessex League, Football League, Premier League, Southern Alliance, Southern District Combination, United League, FA Cup, League/EFL Cup, FA Charity/Community Shield, League/EFL Trophy, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, UEFA Europa League/UEFA Cup, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, Southern Floodlit Cup, Southern Charity Cup, Texaco Cup, Full Members Cup, Hampshire Senior Cup, Hampshire Junior Cup, Hampshire Benevolent Cup, Hampshire County Cricket Club Charity Cup, Portsmouth Cup, Rowland Hospital Cup and Victory Cup. Wartime competitions are excluded.

Players

Edgar Chadwick played 87 times for Southampton, scoring 31 goals. Player chadwick.jpg — Edgar Chadwick played 87 times for Southampton, scoring 31 goals.

Jimmy Dunne was the club's top goalscorer in the 1936-37 season. Jimmy Dunne Cropped Licence Free.png — Jimmy Dunne was the club's top goalscorer in the 1936–37 season.

List of Southampton F.C. players with between 25 and 99 appearances
Player	Nationality	Pos	Club career	Starts	Subs	Total	Goals
Player	Nationality	Pos	Club career	Appearances			Goals
George Carter	England	FB	1887–1893	36	—	36	2
Ralph Ruffell	England	GK	1887–1894	41	—	41	0
Arthur Farwell	England	FW	1888–1893	25	—	25	8
William Stride	England	HB	1888–1894	33	—	33	0
George Verney	England	HB	1889–1894	41	—	41	4
George Marshall	Scotland	HB	1891–1895	62	1	63	2
Ernie Taylor	England	HB	1893–1898	42	—	42	5
Jack Angus	Scotland	FW	1893–1895	36	—	36	21
Herbert Ward	England	FW	1893–1895	25	—	25	16
Harry Offer	England	FW	1893–1895	31	—	31	14
Lachie Thomson	England	FB	1894–1896	44	—	44	4
Charles Baker	England	FW	1894–1896	46	—	46	17
Alf Littlehales	England	HB	1894–1898	71	—	71	13
Willie Naughton	Scotland	FW	1895–1898	47	—	47	21
John Hodgkinson	England	HB	1896–1897	28	—	28	4
William McMillan	Scotland	HB	1896–1898	47	—	47	3
Robert Buchanan	Scotland	FW	1896–1899	74	—	74	40
Bob Brown	England	FW	1897–1898	25	—	25	4
Bob Petrie	Scotland	HB	1897–1900	99	—	99	6
Tom Nicol	Scotland	FB	1897–1899	58	—	58	4
David Steven	Scotland	FW	1898–1899	30	—	30	8
Abe Hartley	Scotland	FW	1898–1899	43	—	43	41
John Tait Robertson	Scotland	HB	1898–1899	37	—	37	6
Peter Durber	England	FB	1898–1900	82	—	82	0
Peter Meechan	Scotland	FB	1898–1900	73	—	73	1
Roddy McLeod	Scotland	FW	1899–1900	34	—	34	12
Alf Milward	England	FW	1899–1901	87	—	87	44
Harry Turner	England	FW	1900 1903–1905	34	—	34	6
Edgar Chadwick	England	FW	1900–1902	87	—	87	31
Bertram Sharp	England	FB	1900–1901	32	—	32	1
Wilf Toman	England	FW	1900–1901	29	—	29	10
Bert Paddington	England	HB	1900–1903	29	—	29	0
Harry Moger	England	GK	1900–1903	27	—	27	0
C. B. Fry	England	FB	1900–1902	29	—	29	0
Albert Brown	England	FW	1901–1902	46	—	46	35
Bill Henderson	Scotland	FB	1901–1902	33	—	33	0
Tom Barlow	England	FW	1902–1903	35	—	35	13
Dick Evans	England	FW	1902–1904	61	—	61	22
Thomas Robertson	Scotland	FB	1902–1904	76	—	76	1
Kelly Houlker	England	HB	1903–1906	98	—	98	4
Bert Dainty	England	HB	1904–1905	46	—	46	4
Charles Webb	England	FW	1904–1905	26	—	26	5
Edgar Bluff	England	FW	1904–1905	39	—	39	18
Bob Benson	England	FB	1904–1905	32	—	32	0
Bill Clarke	England	FB	1905–1907	79	—	79	0
George Harris	England	FW	1905–1907	72	—	72	18
Isaac Tomlinson	England	FW	1905–1906	52	—	52	13
Jack Warner	England	FB	1905–1906	26	—	26	0
Jimmy Soye	Scotland	FW	1905–1906	35	—	35	14
Arthur Hartshorne	England	FB	1905–1906	50	—	50	0
Jack Hogg	England	HB	1905–1907	74	—	74	2
James Bowden	England	HB	1906–1907	42	—	42	0
Alex Glen	Scotland	FW	1906–1907	41	—	41	16
Bill Gray	Scotland	HB	1906–1907	41	—	41	0
Bert Hoskins	England	FW	1906–1908	31	—	31	5
Sam Jepp	England	HB	1907–1911	94	—	94	3
Frank Thorpe	England	HB	1907–1909	93	—	93	5
Harry Hadley	England	HB	1907–1908	37	—	37	0
John Lewis	Wales	FW	1907–1908	34	—	34	12
Bert Hodgkinson	Wales	FW	1907–1909	89	—	89	24
Frank Costello	England	FW	1907–1909	62	—	62	19
George Smith	England	FW	1907–1908	39	—	39	8
Arthur Hughes	England	FW	1908–1909	28	—	28	18
Sam Shearer	Scotland	FW	1908–1910	25	—	25	0
Frank Jordan	England	FW	1908–1910	56	—	56	10
Robert Carter	England	FW	1909–1910	45	—	45	14
Charlie McGibbon	England	FW	1909–1910	32	—	32	24
Martin Dunne	England	FW	1910–1911	33	—	33	10
Arthur Brown	England	GK	1910–1912	43	—	43	0
Billy Beaumont	England	HB	1910–1911	29	—	29	0
Henry Hamilton	England	FW	1911–1912	27	—	27	11
George Handley	England	FW	1911–1912	26	—	26	2
Jack Wilcox	England	FW	1911–1912	31	—	31	7
Archie Small	England	FW	1911–1913	27	—	27	4
William Knight	England	GK	1911–1913	51	—	51	0
Arthur Coates	England	FB	1912–1913	34	—	34	0
Fred Taylor	England	FW	1912–1913	30	—	30	6
Ted Salway	England	HB	1912–1914	32	—	32	1
Fred Turnbull	England	FW	1912–1913	36	—	36	5
George Kitchen	England	GK	1912–1914	53	—	53	0
Len Butt	England	HB	1913 1919–1922	26	—	26	0
Richard Brooks	England	FB	1913–1914	37	—	37	0
George Hadley	England	HB	1913–1915	73	—	73	4
Jack Small	England	HB	1913–1915	67	—	67	5
Bill Smith	England	FW	1913–1914	32	—	32	7
Ernie Steventon	England	GK	1913–1915	60	—	60	0
Arthur Wood	England	GK	1914–1920	50	—	50	0
Charles Curtin	England	FW	1914–1915	34	—	34	5
Fred Jones	England	FW	1914–1915	37	—	37	14
Reg Hackett	England	HB	1919–1920	31	—	31	0
James Moore	England	FW	1919–1921	89	—	89	22
George Bradburn	England	HB	1919–1922	37	—	37	0
Charlie Brown	England	FW	1920–1924	96	—	96	6
Henry Johnson	England	FW	1921–1924	44	—	44	11
Jack Elkes	England	FW	1922–1923	42	—	42	8
George Getgood	Scotland	HB	1922–1923	36	—	36	1
Jimmy Carr	Scotland	FW	1923–1926	98	—	98	10
Cliff Price	England	FW	1923–1925	67	—	67	18
Jimmy Bullock	England	FW	1924–1928	37	—	37	14
Stan Cribb	England	FW	1925–1930	78	—	78	22
Cuthbert Coundon	England	FW	1925–1928	27	—	27	3
Billy Murphy	England	FW	1926–1929	83	—	83	9
Sam Taylor	England	FW	1926–1928	76	—	76	17
Jerry Mackie	Scotland	FW	1928–1931	84	—	84	24
Willie Haines	England	FW	1928–1932	71	—	71	47
Bert Jepson	England	FW	1928–1932	97	—	97	19
Bobby Weale	Wales	FW	1928–1930	48	—	48	10
Peter Dougall	Scotland	FW	1929–1932	29	—	29	5
Bill Fraser	England	FW	1929–1932	58	—	58	11
Arthur Wilson	England	HB	1929–1932	66	—	66	12
Frank Campbell	Scotland	HB	1931–1934	93	—	93	3
Ted Drake	England	FW	1931–1934	78	—	78	49
Tom Ruddy	England	FW	1932–1934	28	—	28	3
Frank Ward	England	FB	1933–1934	28	—	28	0
Laurie Fishlock	England	FW	1933–1936	72	—	72	16
Norman Cole	England	FW	1933–1935	36	—	36	13
Billy Light	England	GK	1934–1936	49	—	49	0
Cyril King	England	HB	1934–1938	99	—	99	2
Vic Watson	England	FW	1935–1936	39	—	39	15
Doug Henderson	England	HB	1936–1938	25	—	25	0
Jimmy Dunne	Ireland	FB	1936–1937	37	—	37	14
Billy Kingdon	England	HB	1936–1938	49	—	49	1
Fred Smallwood	Wales	FW	1936–1938	49	—	49	10
Bill Kennedy	Scotland	HB	1936–1938	43	—	43	0
John Summers	England	FW	1936–1937	32	—	32	8
Donovan Browning	England	FB	1936–1938	26	—	26	0
Harry Osman	England	FW	1937–1939	71	—	71	31
Sam Warhurst	England	GK	1937–1939	83	—	83	0
Billy Bevis	England	FW	1937–1947	89	—	89	19
David Affleck	Scotland	HB	1937–1939	64	—	64	0
Ray Parkin	England	HB	1937–1939	60	—	60	10
Frank Hill	Scotland	HB	1937–1939	53	—	53	3
Len Stansbridge	England	GK	1938–1951	52	—	52	0
Harry Brophy	England	HB	1938–1939	39	—	39	5
Reg Tomlinson	England	FW	1938–1939	39	—	39	13
Fred Briggs	England	FW	1938–1939	40	—	40	15
Tom Emanuel	Wales	FB	1938–1946	38	—	38	0
Jack Bradley	England	FW	1946–1947	55	—	55	25
Bill Stroud	England	HB	1946–1947	35	—	35	4
Bobby Veck	England	FW	1946–1950	27	—	27	3
George Ephgrave	England	GK	1946–1947	38	—	38	0
George Lewis	Wales	FW	1946–1948	45	—	45	15
Wilf Grant	England	FW	1946–1949	64	—	64	12
Alf Ramsey	England	FB	1946–1949	96	—	96	8
Jack Gregory	England	FB	1947–1954	68	—	68	0
Augie Scott	England	FW	1947–1950	48	—	48	10
Ted Ballard	England	FB	1948–1951	48	—	48	0
Jack Edwards	England	FW	1949–1952	85	—	85	16
Ernie Jones	Wales	FW	1949–1951	45	—	45	4
Tom Lowder	England	FW	1949–1953	39	—	39	2
Jimmy McGowan	Scotland	FW	1950–1958	83	—	83	9
Hugh Kelly	Ireland	GK	1950–1951	30	—	30	0
Eddy Brown	England	FW	1950–1952	59	—	59	34
Frank Dudley	England	FW	1951–1953	73	—	73	33
Walter Judd	England	FW	1951–1952	35	—	35	13
Henry Horton	England	HB	1951–1954	80	—	80	12
Charlie Purves	England	FW	1951–1954	36	—	36	4
Peter Sillett	England	FB	1951–1953	65	—	65	4
Alex Simpson	Scotland	HB	1952–1955	75	—	75	1
Roy Williams	England	FW	1952–1955	43	—	43	7
Jimmy Shields	Northern Ireland	FW	1956–1958	43	—	43	22
Ken Birch	England	HB	1958–1959	37	—	37	3
Charlie Livesey	England	FW	1958–1959	29	—	29	15
Terry Simpson	England	HB	1958–1962	27	—	27	2
Dick Conner	England	HB	1959–1961	95	—	95	2
Bob Charles	England	GK	1959–1960	35	—	35	0
Harry Penk	England	FW	1960–1963	60	—	60	7
Roy Patrick	England	DF	1961–1962	33	—	33	0
David Chadwick	India	MF	1961–1966	26	0	26	1
Ian White	Scotland	HB	1962–1966	63	1	64	5
George Kirby	England	FW	1962–1964	73	—	73	31
David Burnside	England	MF	1962–1964	70	—	70	26
John McGuigan	Scotland	FW	1963–1965	35	—	35	8
John Hollowbread	England	GK	1964–1965	40	—	40	0
Ken Jones	England	DF	1965–1970	92	0	92	0
Fred Kemp	Italy	MF	1965–1970	68	4	72	11
Campbell Forsyth	Scotland	GK	1965–1968	51	0	51	0
David Webb	England	DF	1966–1968	86	0	86	2
Dave MacLaren	Scotland	GK	1966–1967	26	0	26	0
Dave Thompson	England	MF	1966–1970	24	3	27	0
Gerry Gurr	England	GK	1967–1969	49	0	49	0
Frank Saul	England	FW	1968–1970	61	7	68	12
Tommy Jenkins	England	FW	1969–1972	95	1	96	6
Gerry O'Brien	Scotland	MF	1970–1976	77	19	96	3
Roger Fry	England	DF	1971–1972	26	0	26	0
Steve Mills	England	DF	1972–1976	77	4	81	0
Steve Middleton	England	GK	1973–1976	29	1	30	0
Jim McCalliog	Scotland	MF	1975–1977	88	2	90	12
Peter Rodrigues	Wales	DF	1975–1977	75	0	75	3
Austin Hayes	Republic of Ireland	MF	1976–1980	29	12	41	9
Mick Pickering	England	DF	1977–1978	51	0	51	0
Terry Curran	England	MF	1978–1979	38	1	39	1
Terry Gennoe	England	GK	1978–1979	51	0	51	0
Charlie George	England	FW	1979–1981	52	0	52	14
David Watson	England	DF	1979–1981	83	0	83	8
Ivan Katalinić	Yugoslavia	GK	1980–1982	54	0	54	0
Kevin Keegan	England	MF	1980–1982	80	0	80	42
Mark Whitlock	England	DF	1981–1986	65	6	71	2
Keith Cassells	England	FW	1982–1983	21	6	27	5
Dennis Rofe	England	DF	1982–1984	25	2	27	0
Ken Armstrong	England	DF	1983–1984	28	0	28	0
Frank Worthington	England	FW	1983–1984	42	0	42	4
Alan Curtis	Wales	FW	1983–1985	61	7	68	7
Joe Jordan	Scotland	FW	1984–1986	63	1	64	17
Mark Blake	England	DF	1986–1989	24	2	26	2
Jon Gittens	England	DF	1986–1987 1990–1992	44	3	47	0
Craig Maskell	England	FW	1986–1987 1993–1996	11	15	26	2
Colin Clarke	Northern Ireland	FW	1986–1988	98	0	98	39
Gordon Hobson	England	FW	1986–1988	38	1	39	9
Derek Statham	England	DF	1987–1989	78	0	78	4
John Burridge	England	GK	1987–1989	75	0	75	0
Paul Rideout	England	FW	1988–1991	87	9	96	21
Ray Wallace	England	DF	1988–1989	44	2	46	0
Oleksiy Cherednyk	Soviet Union	DF	1990–1991	23	4	27	0
Nicky Banger	England	FW	1990–1994	21	41	62	11
Alan McLoughlin	Republic of Ireland	MF	1990–1992	27	3	30	1
Terry Hurlock	England	MF	1991–1993	77	2	79	1
Steve Wood	England	DF	1991–1994	54	1	55	1
Tommy Widdrington	England	MF	1992–1996	81	9	90	3
Paul Allen	England	MF	1993–1994	46	3	49	1
Neil Heaney	England	MF	1994–1996	52	21	73	7
Bruce Grobbelaar	Zimbabwe	GK	1994–1996	45	0	45	0
David Hughes	Wales	MF	1994–1999	25	39	64	3
Neil Shipperley	England	FW	1995–1996	81	2	83	20
Gordon Watson	England	FW	1995–1997	48	19	67	14
Alan Neilson	Wales	DF	1995–1997	50	13	63	0
Barry Venison	England	DF	1995–1996	28	1	29	0
Richard Dryden	England	DF	1996–2000	51	3	54	4
Neil Moss	England	GK	1996–2002	24	2	26	0
Robbie Slater	Australia	MF	1996–1998	31	19	50	2
Eyal Berkovic	Israel	MF	1996–1997	32	3	35	6
Ulrich van Gobbel	Netherlands	DF	1996–1997	32	2	34	2
Mickey Evans	England	FW	1997	16	9	25	5
Andy Williams	Wales	DF	1997–1998	4	21	25	0
Kevin Richardson	England	MF	1997–1998	30	3	33	0
Carlton Palmer	England	MF	1997–1999	51	1	52	3
David Hirst	England	FW	1997–1999	30	2	32	9
Scott Hiley	England	DF	1998–1999	31	2	33	0
Mark Hughes	Wales	FW	1998–2000	57	3	60	2
Stuart Ripley	England	MF	1998–2001	42	19	61	1
Hassan Kachloul	Morocco	MF	1998–2001	82	14	96	15
Patrick Colleter	France	DF	1998–2000	26	0	26	1
Dean Richards	England	DF	1999–2001	78	1	79	7
Trond Egil Soltvedt	Norway	MF	1999–2001	28	11	39	5
Tahar El Khalej	Morocco	DF	2000–2002	51	14	65	4
Mark Draper	England	MF	2000–2001	21	9	30	1
Uwe Rösler	East Germany	FW	2000–2001	10	19	29	1
Paul Williams	England	DF	2001–2003	40	2	42	0
Michael Svensson	Sweden	DF	2002–2008	86	1	87	6
David Prutton	England	MF	2003–2007	75	19	94	5
Chris Baird	Northern Ireland	DF	2003–2007	73	6	79	3
Graeme Le Saux	England	DF	2003–2005	46	1	47	2
Neil McCann	Scotland	MF	2003–2005	25	25	50	1
Kevin Phillips	England	FW	2003–2005	57	16	73	26
Darren Kenton	England	DF	2003–2006	28	5	33	1
Martin Cranie	England	DF	2004–2007	17	8	25	0
Peter Crouch	England	FW	2004–2005	24	9	33	16
Andreas Jakobsson	Sweden	DF	2004–2005	29	4	33	2
Dexter Blackstock	Antigua and Barbuda	FW	2004–2006	20	16	36	9
Kenwyne Jones	Trinidad and Tobago	FW	2005–2007	51	29	80	22
Nigel Quashie	Scotland	MF	2005–2006	38	0	38	6
Djamel Belmadi	Algeria	MF	2005–2007	33	7	40	4
Ricardo Fuller	Jamaica	FW	2005–2006	22	11	33	9
Darren Powell	England	DF	2005–2008	48	1	49	2
Theo Walcott	England	MF	2005–2006 2020–2023	53	29	82	10
Nathan Dyer	England	MF	2005–2008	41	25	66	3
David McGoldrick	Republic of Ireland	FW	2005–2009	55	20	75	15
Bartosz Białkowski	Poland	GK	2006–2012	41	1	42	0
Simon Gillett	England	MF	2006–2010	27	12	39	0
Alexander Östlund	Sweden	DF	2006–2008	40	9	49	0
Richard Chaplow	England	MF	2006 2010–2013	63	17	80	10
Grzegorz Rasiak	Poland	FW	2006–2009	64	21	85	32
Gareth Bale	Wales	MF	2006–2007	45	0	45	5
Iñigo Idiakez	Spain	MF	2006–2008	27	11	39	2
Pelé	Cape Verde	DF	2006–2007	41	3	44	1
Rudi Skácel	Czech Republic	MF	2006–2009	78	10	88	6
Jhon Viáfara	Colombia	MF	2006–2008	66	17	83	5
Chris Makin	England	DF	2006–2008	29	3	32	0
Mario Lička	Czech Republic	MF	2006–2008	19	13	32	1
Marek Saganowski	Poland	FW	2007–2009	46	28	74	19
Adam Hammill	England	MF	2007–2008	14	14	28	0
Youssef Safri	Morocco	MF	2007–2008	39	0	39	0
Wayne Thomas	England	DF	2007–2010	52	7	59	2
Jason Euell	Jamaica	FW	2007–2009	52	13	65	5
Stern John	Trinidad and Tobago	FW	2007–2008	40	12	52	20
Andrew Davies	England	DF	2007–2008	24	1	25	0
Chris Perry	England	DF	2008–2010	66	4	70	2
Lee Holmes	England	MF	2008–2012	21	21	42	3
Lloyd James	Wales	DF	2008–2010	81	4	85	2
Paul Wotton	England	DF	2008–2010	41	29	70	0
Joseph Mills	England	DF	2008–2010	18	18	36	0
Oscar Gobern	England	MF	2008–2011	7	18	25	2
Radhi Jaïdi	Tunisia	DF	2009–2011	67	1	68	4
Papa Waigo	Senegal	FW	2009–2010	18	26	44	11
Michail Antonio	Jamaica	FW	2009–2010	22	17	39	7
David Connolly	Republic of Ireland	FW	2009–2012	36	30	66	17
Danny Seaborne	England	DF	2010–2011	24	5	29	0
Lee Barnard	England	FW	2010–2012	45	28	73	24
Jason Puncheon	England	MF	2010–2013	70	11	81	10
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain	England	MF	2010–2011	30	12	42	10
Aaron Martin	England	DF	2010–2012	22	7	29	2
Danny Butterfield	England	DF	2010–2012	50	4	54	0
Ryan Dickson	England	DF	2010–2011	19	11	30	1
Frazer Richardson	England	DF	2010–2013	57	11	68	0
Steve De Ridder	Belgium	MF	2011–2013	12	32	44	4
Danny Fox	Scotland	DF	2011–2014	59	10	69	1
Jos Hooiveld	Netherlands	DF	2011–2015	74	3	77	9
Luke Shaw	England	DF	2012–2014	62	5	67	0
Calum Chambers	England	DF	2012–2014	20	5	25	0
Gastón Ramírez	Uruguay	MF	2012–2016	28	27	55	8
Artur Boruc	Poland	GK	2012–2014	50	0	50	0
Dejan Lovren	Croatia	DF	2013–2014	31	0	31	2
Victor Wanyama	Kenya	MF	2013–2016	86	11	97	4
Harrison Reed	England	MF	2013–2017	14	16	30	0
Sam Gallagher	England	FW	2013–2019	3	23	26	2
Sam McQueen	England	DF	2014–2018	14	15	29	0
Graziano Pellè	Italy	FW	2014–2016	71	9	80	30
Matt Targett	England	DF	2014–2019	54	9	63	1
Toby Alderweireld	Belgium	DF	2014–2015	26	2	28	1
Sadio Mané	Senegal	FW	2014–2016	62	13	75	25
Jordy Clasie	Netherlands	MF	2015–2017	43	7	49	2
Maarten Stekelenburg	Netherlands	GK	2015–2016	25	0	25	0
Cuco Martina	Curaçao	DF	2015–2017	29	7	36	1
Virgil van Dijk	Netherlands	DF	2015–2017	79	1	80	7
Charlie Austin	England	FW	2016–2019	40	41	81	21
Sofiane Boufal	Morocco	MF	2016–2020	41	43	84	5
Josh Sims	England	MF	2016–2019	8	19	27	0
Manolo Gabbiadini	Italy	FW	2017–2018	30	30	60	12
Mario Lemina	Gabon	MF	2017–2019	43	9	52	2
Wesley Hoedt	Netherlands	DF	2017–2018	45	0	45	1
Michael Obafemi	Republic of Ireland	FW	2018–2021	13	26	39	5
Mohamed Elyounoussi	Norway	MF	2018–2023	66	24	90	9
Jannik Vestergaard	Denmark	DF	2018–2021	75	4	79	4
Angus Gunn	Scotland	GK	2018–2020	30	0	30	0
Yan Valery	Tunisia	DF	2018–2022	45	8	53	2
Moussa Djenepo	Mali	MF	2019–2023	49	42	91	5
Will Smallbone	Republic of Ireland	MF	2020–	53	21	74	8
Nathan Tella	Nigeria	MF	2020–2023	25	19	44	3
Ibrahima Diallo	France	MF	2020–2023	45	36	81	1
Mohammed Salisu	Ghana	DF	2021–2023	72	8	80	1
Tino Livramento	England	DF	2021–2023	27	7	34	1
Romain Perraud	France	DF	2021–2023	48	12	60	5
Armando Broja	Albania	FW	2021–2022	24	14	38	9
Lyanco	Brazil	FW	2021–2023	33	16	49	1
Joe Aribo	Nigeria	MF	2022–	46	38	84	8
Gavin Bazunu	Republic of Ireland	GK	2022–	78	0	78	0
Roméo Lavia	Belgium	MF	2022–2023	29	5	34	1
Armel Bella-Kotchap	Germany	DF	2022–	26	1	27	0
Sékou Mara	France	FW	2022–2024	19	45	64	8
Samuel Edozie	England	MF	2022–	26	37	63	6
Ainsley Maitland-Niles	England	MF	2022–2023	16	10	26	0
Carlos Alcaraz	Argentina	MF	2023–2024	31	17	48	8
James Bree	England	DF	2023–	25	8	33	2
Kamaldeen Sulemana	Ghana	MF	2023–	22	29	51	2
Ryan Manning	Republic of Ireland	DF	2023–	40	10	50	0
Shea Charles	Northern Ireland	MF	2023–	20	18	38	0
Flynn Downes	England	MF	2023–	49	3	52	3
Ryan Fraser	Scotland	MF	2023–	22	31	53	8
Taylor Harwood-Bellis	England	DF	2023–	61	2	63	5

Notes

↑ Chalk & Holley 1987 , pp. 9–16
↑ Chalk & Holley 1987 , pp. 21–35
↑ Chalk & Holley 1987 , p. 64
↑ Chalk & Holley 1987 , p. 5
↑ Chalk & Holley 1987 , p. 67
↑ Chalk & Holley 2003 , p. 86
1 2 "Southampton". Football Club History Database. Retrieved 6 February 2017.
↑ Kerins, Dan (12 May 2016). "Previous winners of the Daily Echo Southampton FC Player of the Season Award". Southern Daily Echo . Newsquest . Retrieved 6 February 2017.

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References

Chalk, Gary; Holley, Duncan (August 1987), Saints: A Complete Record of Southampton Football Club 1885–1987, Breedon Books, ISBN 978-0907969228
Chalk, Gary; Holley, Duncan (2003), In That Number: A Post-War Chronicle of Southampton FC, Hagiology Publishing, ISBN 0-953447-43-X
Chalk, Gary; Holley, Duncan; Bull, David (November 2013), All the Saints: A Complete Players' Who's Who of Southampton FC, Hagiology Publishing, ISBN 978-0992686406

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[1] Chalk & Holley 1987 , pp. 9–16

[2] Chalk & Holley 1987 , pp. 21–35

[3] Chalk & Holley 1987 , p. 64

[4] Chalk & Holley 1987 , p. 5

[5] Chalk & Holley 1987 , p. 67

[6] Chalk & Holley 2003 , p. 86

[fchd-7] 1 2 "Southampton". Football Club History Database. Retrieved 6 February 2017.

[8] Kerins, Dan (12 May 2016). "Previous winners of the Daily Echo Southampton FC Player of the Season Award". Southern Daily Echo . Newsquest . Retrieved 6 February 2017.

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