List of West Ham United F.C. players

Last updated April 23, 2024

Explanation of List

League appearances

League appearances and goals should include data for the following league spells, but should not include test or play-off matches:

Southern League test matches 1898–99 and 1899–1900
Southern Professional Floodlit Cup 1955–56 to 1959–60
Charity Shield 1964, 1975, 1980
Watney Cup 1973–74
Texaco Cup 1974–75
Anglo-Italian League Cup 1975–76
Full Members Cup 1986–87 to 1991–92
Anglo-Italian Cup 1992–93
Football League play-offs 2003–04, 2004–05, 2011–12

List of players

Minimum of 100 club appearances to be included^[1]
Bold indicates player is still with West Ham United
Italics indicates player is currently out on loan
Correct as of match played 21 April 2024, vs Crystal Palace

Billy Bonds, record club appearances (799) BillyBonds.JPG — Billy Bonds, record club appearances (799)

Jarrod Bowen, winning goalscorer in the 2023 UEFA Europa Conference League final JarrodBowen2023.jpeg — Jarrod Bowen, winning goalscorer in the 2023 UEFA Europa Conference League final

#	Player	West Ham Career	Signed From	League Apps	FA Cup Apps	EFL Cup Apps	Euro Apps	Other Apps	Total Apps	Total Goals	Notes
1	Billy Bonds	1967–1988	Charlton Athletic	663	48	67	15	6	799	61	Hammer of the Year: 1971, 1974, 1975, 1987
2	Frank Lampard, Sr.	1967–1985	Academy	551	43	54	15	7	670	22
3	Bobby Moore	1958–1974	Academy	544	36	49	13	5	647	27	Hammer of the Year: 1961, 1963, 1968, 1970 Football Writers' Player of the Year: 1964
4	Trevor Brooking	1967–1984	Academy	528	40	55	11	9	643	102	Hammer of the Year: 1972, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1984
5	Alvin Martin	1977–1996	Academy	469	40	71	6	10	596	34	Hammer of the Year: 1980, 1982, 1983
6	Mark Noble	2004–2022	Academy	472	32	25	15	6	550	62	Hammer of the Year: 2012, 2014
7	Jimmy Ruffell	1921–1937	Academy	505	43	0	0	0	548	166
8	Steve Potts	1985–2002	Academy	399	42	42	8	15	506	1	Hammer of the Year: 1993, 1995
9	Vic Watson	1920–1935	Wellingborough Town	462	43	0	0	0	505	326
10	Geoff Hurst	1959–1972	Academy	411	26	47	15	5	504	252	Hammer of the Year: 1966, 1967, 1969
11	Ken Brown	1952–1967	Academy	386	26	28	15	13	468	4	Hammer of the Year: 1959
12	Jim Barrett	1924–1945	Academy	442	25	0	0	0	467	53
13	Alan Devonshire	1976–1990	Southall	358	36	48	4	1	447	32	Hammer of the Year: 1979
14	John Bond	1951–1965	Academy	381	30	13	4	16	444	37
15	Phil Parkes	1978–1990	Queens Park Rangers	344	34	52	6	4	440	0	Hammer of the Year: 1981
16	Ray Stewart	1979–1991	Dundee United	345	36	44	6	1	432	84
17	Ernie Gregory	1939–1960	Leytonstone	382	24	0	0	9	415	0
18	Tommy Taylor	1970–1979	Leyton Orient	340	21	26	9	7	403	8
19	Ted Hufton	1915–1932	Sheffield United	371	31	0	0	0	402	0
20	Luděk Mikloško	1990–1998	Baník Ostrava	315	25	25	0	5	370	0	Hammer of the Year: 1991
21	Tony Gale	1984–1994	Fulham	300	29	30	0	9	368	7
21	Geoff Pike	1975–1987	Academy	291	31	39	6	1	368	41
23	John Dick	1953–1963	Crittall Athletic	326	21	4	0	13	364	176
23	Martin Peters	1962–1970	Academy	302	16	31	15	0	364	100	Hammer of the Year: 1965
25	Tommy Yews	1923–1933	Hartlepool United	332	29	0	0	0	361	51
26	Aaron Cresswell	2014–present	Ipswich Town	291	18	11	26	0	346	11	Hammer of the Year: 2015
27	Ronnie Boyce	1960–1972	Academy	282	21	23	13	2	341	29
28	Jimmy Collins	1924–1936	Leyton	311	25	0	0	0	336	3
28	Tony Cottee	1983-1988 1994-1996	Academy Everton	279	29	27	0	1	336	146	Hammer of the Year: 1986 PFA Young Player of the Year: 1986
30	Julian Dicks	1988-1993 1994-1999	Birmingham City Liverpool	262	23	30	0	11	326	65	Hammer of the Year: 1990, 1992, 1996, 1997
31	Andy Malcolm	1953–1962	Academy	283	21	2	0	13	319	4	Hammer of the Year: 1958
32	Malcolm Musgrove	1953–1963	Academy	282	13	5	0	14	314	100	Hammer of the Year: 1960
32	Dick Walker	1934–1953	Academy	295	19	0	0	0	314	2
34	Michail Antonio	2015–present	Nottingham Forest	250	16	8	30	0	304	81	Hammer of the Year: 2017
	Ian Bishop	1989–1998	Manchester City	254	23	22	0	5	304	17
	Pat Holland	1969–1981	Academy	245	16	25	10	8	304	32
37	John McDowell	1970–1979	Academy	249	19	21	7	7	303	9
38	George Parris	1984–1993	Academy	239	21	30	0	8	298	18
39	Albert Cadwell	1923–1933	Academy	272	25	0	0	0	297	1
40	Tim Breacker	1990–1999	Luton Town	240	28	21	0	7	296	8
41	Carlton Cole	2006–2015	Chelsea	256	15	17	2	3	293	68
42	Kevin Keen	1986–1993	Wycombe Wanderers	219	21	22	0	16	278	30
43	Noel Cantwell	1952–1960	Cork Athletic	248	15	0	0	12	277	11
43	Bobby Ferguson	1967–1980	Kilmarnock	240	17	19	0	1	277	0
45	Jackie Morton	1931–1939	Academy	258	17	0	0	0	275	57
45	Terry Woodgate	1938–1953	Academy	259	16	0	0	0	275	52
47	Stan Earle	1924–1932	Clapton	258	15	0	0	0	273	58
48	Joe Cockroft	1932–1941	Gainsborough Trinity	254	12	0	0	0	266	3
48	John Sissons	1962–1970	Academy	213	18	21	13	1	266	53
50	George Kay	1916–1926	Distillery	237	22	0	0	0	259	17
51	Malcolm Allison	1951–1957	Charlton Athletic	238	17	0	0	3	258	10
52	Len Goulden	1933–1945	Leyton	242	14	0	0	0	256	53
53	Bryan 'Pop' Robson	1970-1974 1976-1979	Newcastle United Sunderland	227	12	15	0	1	255	104	Hammer of the Year: 1973
54	Herbert Ashton	1908–1915	Accrington	224	25	0	0	0	249	27
55	Angelo Ogbonna	2015–present	Juventus	198	19	13	16	0	246	13
56	Declan Rice	2017–2023	Academy	204	11	9	21	0	245	15	Hammer of the Year: 2020, 2022, 2023
57	James Tomkins	2008–2016	Academy	208	14	14	4	3	243	11
58	Robert Green	2006–2012	Norwich City	219	11	8	0	3	241	0	Hammer of the Year: 2008
59	Fred Blackburn	1905–1913	Blackburn Rovers	218	20	0	0	0	238	28
60	Mervyn Day	1973–1979	Academy	194	14	14	9	6	237	0	PFA Young Player of the Year: 1975
61	Jim Standen	1962–1968	Luton Town	178	20	23	14	1	236	0
62	Alan Dickens	1982–1989	Academy	192	22	17	0	3	234	30
63	Martin Allen	1989–1996	Queens Park Rangers	190	14	18	0	10	232	35
64	Frank Piercy	1904–1912	Middlesbrough	214	17	0	0	0	231	7
65	Steve Lomas	1997–2005	Manchester City	187	13	14	10	3	227	13
66	Manuel Lanzini	2015–2023	Al Jazira	179	13	12	22	0	226	32
67	David Cross	1977–1982	West Bromwich Albion	179	14	24	6	1	224	97
68	Winston Reid	2010–2021	Midtjylland	194	14	7	4	3	222	10	Hammer of the Year: 2013
69	Clyde Best	1969–1976	Academy	186	12	20	0	3	221	58
70	Danny Shea	1908-1913 1920-1921	Academy Blackburn Rovers	195	22	0	0	0	217	122
71	Peter Brabrook	1962–1968	Chelsea	167	17	23	7	1	215	43
72	James Collins	2005-2009 2012-2018	Cardiff City Aston Villa	188	12	9	5	0	214	9
72	Trevor Morley	1989–1995	Manchester City	178	19	11	0	6	214	70	Hammer of the Year: 1994
74	Paul Goddard	1980–1987	Queens Park Rangers	170	11	26	6	0	213	71
74	Hayden Mullins	2003–2009	Crystal Palace	180	17	10	0	6	213	7
76	Frank O'Farrell	1950–1957	Cork United	197	13	0	0	1	211	8
77	Derek Parker	1944–1957	Grays Athletic	199	8	0	0	2	209	9
77	Mark Ward	1985–1990	Oldham Athletic	165	17	21	0	6	209	14
79	Johnny Byrne	1961–1967	Crystal Palace	156	18	19	12	1	206	108	Hammer of the Year: 1964
	Alfred Earl	1925–1933	Academy	191	15	0	0	0	206	0
	Trevor Sinclair	1998–2003	Queens Park Rangers	177	8	11	10	0	206	38
82	George Kitchen	1905–1911	Everton	184	21	0	0	0	205	6
82	Tommy Randall	1907–1914	Academy	189	16	0	0	0	205	10
84	Pablo Fornals	2019–2024	Villarreal	152	12	8	31	0	203	23
	John Moncur	1994–2003	Swindon Town	175	8	14	6	0	203	9
	Tomáš Souček	2020–present	Slavia Prague	155	11	5	32	0	203	31	Hammer of the Year: 2021
87	Alf Chalkley	1931–1944	Academy	188	14	0	0	0	202	1
87	Billy Moore	1922–1929	Sunderland	181	21	0	0	0	202	48
89	Jarrod Bowen	2020–present	Hull City	156	9	6	28	0	199	59
89	Łukasz Fabiański	2018–present	Swansea City	181	6	2	10	0	199	0	Hammer of the Year: 2019
91	Paul Allen	1979–1985	Academy	152	18	24	2	1	197	11	Hammer of the Year: 1985
92	Matthew Etherington	2003–2009	Tottenham Hotspur	165	15	8	1	6	195	18	Hammer of the Year: 2004
93	Syd Puddefoot	1912-1921 1931-1933	Academy Blackburn Rovers	180	14	0	0	0	194	107
94	Christian Dailly	2001–2007	Blackburn Rovers	158	20	8	0	5	191	4
95	Joe Kirkup	1958–1966	Academy	165	8	7	7	3	190	6
95	Frank McAvennie	1985-1987 1989-1992	St Mirren Celtic	153	20	13	0	4	190	60
97	Tomáš Řepka	2001–2006	Fiorentina	122	10	8	0	6	188	0
98	Joe Cole	1999-2003 2013-2014	Academy Liverpool	157	12	13	5	0	187	18	Hammer of the Year: 2003
98	Frank Lampard, Jr.	1996–2001	Academy	148	13	16	10	0	187	38
100	Paul Brush	1977–1985	Academy	151	17	13	4	1	186	1
101	Jack Burkett	1962–1967	Academy	142	18	17	7	1	185	4
102	Eddie Bovington	1960–1967	Academy	138	19	18	8	1	184	2
103	Billy Henderson	1921–1928	Aberdare Athletic	162	21	0	0	0	183	1
104	Ted Fenton	1932–1946	Academy	166	13	0	0	0	179	19
	Billy Grassam	1900-1903 1905-1909	Port Vale Leyton	169	10	0	0	0	179	68
	Stuart Slater	1987–1992	Academy	141	16	17	0	5	179	18
107	Steve Forde	1937–1951	Rotherham United	170	6	0	0	0	176	1
108	Neil Orr	1982–1987	Greenock Morton	146	11	18	0	0	175	5
108	Harry Redknapp	1965–1972	Academy	149	8	18	0	0	175	8
110	Norman Corbett	1936–1950	Heart of Midlothian	166	8	0	0	0	174	3
110	Albert Walker	1932–1938	Barrow	162	12	0	0	0	174	0
112	Sid Bishop	1920–1927	Ilford	159	13	0	0	0	172	10
112	George Wright	1951–1958	Margate	161	9	0	0	2	172	0
114	Marlon Harewood	2003–2007	Nottingham Forest	142	14	6	2	6	170	56
115	Jack Tresadern	1913–1925	Barking Town	144	16	0	0	6	166	6
116	Tommy Allison	1903–1909	Reading	156	9	0	0	0	165	7
116	Kevin Lock	1971–1978	Academy	132	12	13	4	4	165	2
118	Anton Ferdinand	2003–2008	Academy	138	14	7	1	3	163	5
118	Ian Pearce	1997–2004	Blackburn Rovers	142	11	8	2	0	163	10
120	Mike Grice	1956–1961	Colchester United	142	7	1	0	12	162	22
121	Michael Carrick	1999–2004	Academy	136	11	8	1	3	159	6
122	Rio Ferdinand	1996–2000	Academy	127	9	13	9	0	158	2	Hammer of the Year: 1998
123	Shaka Hislop	1998-2002 2005-2006	Newcastle United Portsmouth	121	14	13	9	0	157	0	Hammer of the Year: 1999
123	Kevin Nolan	2011–2015	Newcastle United	141	6	4	3	3	157	31
125	Saïd Benrahma	2020–present	Brentford	110	9	6	30	0	155	24	On loan at Olympique Lyonnais
125	George Carter	1919–1927	Academy	136	19	0	0	0	155	1
127	Charlie Bicknell	1936–1947	Bradford City	140	12	0	0	0	152	1
	George McCartney	2006-2008 2011-2014	Sunderland Sunderland	133	5	11	0	3	152	2
	Graham Paddon	1973–1976	Norwich City	115	11	11	9	6	152	15
	Bobby Zamora	2004–2008	Tottenham Hotspur	130	9	5	2	6	152	40
131	Billy Cope	1914–1922	Oldham Athletic	141	10	0	0	0	151	0
	Vladimír Coufal	2020–present	Slavia Prague	121	4	5	21	0	151	0
	Tommy Moroney	1947–1953	Cork United	148	3	0	0	0	151	8
	Eric Parsons	1947–1950	Academy	145	6	0	0	0	151	35
135	Adrián	2013–2019	Real Betis	125	8	13	4	0	150	0
135	Phil Woosnam	1958–1962	Leyton Orient	138	5	4	0	3	150	31
137	Cheikhou Kouyaté	2014–2018	Anderlecht	129	7	6	5	0	147	15
137	Steve Walford	1983–1987	Norwich City	115	14	17	0	1	147	4
139	Matthew Upson	2007–2011	Birmingham City	131	6	8	0	0	145	4
140	Andy Carroll	2012–2019	Liverpool	126	9	4	3	0	142	34
	John Charles	1962–1970	Academy	118	1	20	4	0	142	2
	Nigel Reo-Coker	2003–2007	Wimbledon	120	10	4	2	6	142	11
143	Paolo Di Canio	1999–2003	Sheffield Wednesday	118	5	8	10	0	141	51	Hammer of the Year: 2000
144	Len Jarvis	1904–1909	Academy	133	7	0	0	0	140	5
145	Dan Woodards	1905–1921	Academy	125	14	0	0	0	139	3
146	Viv Gibbins	1923–1931	Academy	129	9	0	0	0	138	63
146	Jack Young	1919–1925	Southend United	124	14	0	0	0	138	3
148	John Smith	1956–1960	Academy	125	5	0	0	6	136	23
149	Harry Hooper	1951–1956	Academy	119	11	0	0	1	131	44
150	Scott Parker	2007–2011	Newcastle United	113	6	10	0	0	129	12	Hammer of the Year: 2009, 2010, 2011 Football Writers' Player of the Year: 2011
151	Arthur Masuaku	2016–2023	Olympiacos	105	7	12	4	0	128	2
151	Alan Sealey	1961–1967	Leyton Orient	107	8	6	7	0	128	26
153	Herman Conway	1934–1940	Burnley	122	5	0	0	0	127	0
154	Gerry Gazzard	1949–1953	Gravesend United	119	7	0	0	0	126	32
155	Frank Burton	1912–1921	Queens Park Rangers	114	11	0	0	0	125	6
	Billy Dare	1954–1959	Brentford	111	8	0	0	6	125	52
	Billy Jennings	1974–1979	Watford	99	11	5	7	3	125	39
158	Alan Taylor	1974–1979	Rochdale	98	8	8	7	3	124	36
159	Keith Coleman	1973–1977	Sunderland	101	3	6	7	5	122	0
160	Jimmy Andrews	1951–1956	Dundee	114	6	0	0	1	121	22
	Issa Diop	2018–2022	Toulouse	96	9	8	8	0	121	8
	Julien Faubert	2007–2012	Bordeaux	103	5	11	0	2	121	2
	Roddy McEachrane	1898–1902	Inverness Thistle	104	17	0	0	0	121	9	Includes 62 appearances for Thames Ironworks F.C.
	Charlie Walker	1936–1946	Arsenal	113	8	0	0	0	121	0
165	Liam Brady	1986–1990	Ascoli	89	9	17	0	4	119	10
166	Sam Small	1937–1948	Birmingham City	108	10	0	0	0	118	40
166	Alan Stephenson	1967–1972	Crystal Palace	108	4	6	0	0	118	1
168	Jack Collison	2008–2014	Academy	100	7	4	0	3	117	14
169	Jack Hebden	1921–1927	Bradford City	110	6	0	0	0	116	0
169	Pedro Obiang	2015–2019	Sampdoria	91	11	10	4	0	116	3
170	Danny Gabbidon	2005–2011	Cardiff City	98	9	6	2	0	115	0	Hammer of the Year: 2006
	Jonathan Spector	2006–2011	Manchester United	101	6	7	1	0	115	4
	George Taylor	1938-1956	Gainsborough Trinity	115	0	0	0	0	115	0
174	Stan Foxall	1934–1945	Gainsborough Trinity	106	7	0	0	0	114	42
175	William Askew^[2]	1912–1916	Norwich City	104	8	0	0	0	112	2
176	Jack Yeomanson^[3]	1947–1951	Margate	106	5	0	0	0	111	1
177	Colin Foster	1989–1994	Nottingham Forest	93	9	5	0	3	110	6
177	Don Hutchison	1994-1996 2001-2005	Liverpool Sunderland	98	5	6	0	1	110	18
179	Luís Boa Morte	2007–2011	Fulham	91	8	10	0	0	109	2
	James Bigden	1899–1904	Gravesend United	102	7	0	0	0	109	3	Includes 13 appearances for Thames Ironworks F.C.
	George Butcher	1909–1921	St Albans City	96	13	0	0	0	109	22
	Ben Johnson	2019–present	Academy	69	11	9	20	0	109	2
183	Jermain Defoe	2000–2004	Academy	93	5	7	0	0	105	41
	Joseph Hughes	1911–1915	Academy	90	15	0	0	0	105	0
	Harry Kinsell	1951–1955	Reading	101	4	0	0	0	105	2
	Joey O'Brien	2011–2016	Bolton Wanderers	91	5	4	5	0	105	3
	Bill Robinson	1949–1951	Charlton Athletic	101	4	0	0	0	105	61
188	Bob Fairman	1909–1912	Birmingham City	91	12	0	0	0	103	0
189	David James	2001–2004	Aston Villa	91	6	5	0	0	102	0
189	Ken Tucker	1947–1957	Finchley	91	6	5	0	0	102	0
191	Dick Leafe	1913–1922	Sheffield United	94	7	0	0	0	101	44
191	Marc Rieper	1994–1998	Brøndby	90	4	7	0	0	101	5
193	Tom McAlister	1981–1989	Swindon Town	85	7	7	0	1	100	0

West Ham United's England Internationals

To date, there have been forty-four players represent the senior England team whilst playing for West Ham United.^[4]

Bold indicates player is still with West Ham United
Correct as of match played 26 March 2024, vs Belgium

	Player	West Ham Career	England Caps	England Goals	First cap as WHU player
1	George Webb	1909–1912	2	1	Wales , 13 March 1911
2	Vic Watson	1920–1935	5	4	Wales , 5 March 1923
3	Jack Tresadern	1914–1924	2	0	Scotland , 14 April 1923
4	Billy Moore	1922–1929	1	2	Sweden , 24 May 1923
5	Billy Brown	1921–1924	1	1	Belgium , 1 November 1923
5	Ted Hufton	1919–1932	6	0	Belgium , 1 November 1923
7	Stan Earle	1924–1932	2	0	France , 17 May 1924
8	Jimmy Ruffell	1921–1937	6	0	Scotland, 17 April 1926
9	Jim Barrett	1924–1945	1	0	Ireland , 22 October 1928
10	Len Goulden	1932–1940	14	4	Norway , 14 May 1937
11	Jackie Morton	1931–1939	1	1	Czechoslovakia , 1 December 1937
12	Ken Brown	1952–1967	1	0	Northern Ireland , 18 November 1959
13	Bobby Moore	1958–1974	108	2	Peru , 20 May 1962
14	Johnny Byrne	1962–1967	11	8	Switzerland , 5 June 1963
15	Geoff Hurst	1959–1972	49	24	West Germany , 23 February 1966
16	Martin Peters	1959–1970	67	20	Yugoslavia , 4 May 1966
17	Frank Lampard, Sr.	1967–1985	2	0	Yugoslavia , 11 October 1972
18	Trevor Brooking	1967–1984	47	5	Portugal , 3 April 1974
19	Alan Devonshire	1976–1990	8	0	Northern Ireland , 20 May 1980
20	Alvin Martin	1977–1996	17	0	Brazil , 12 May 1981
21	Paul Goddard	1980–1987	1	1	Iceland , 2 June 1982
22	Tony Cottee	1983–1988 1994–1996	7	0	Sweden , 10 September 1986
23	Rio Ferdinand	1996–2000	81	3	Cameroon , 15 November 1997
24	Ian Wright	1998–1999	33	9	Luxembourg , 14 October 1998
25	Stuart Pearce	1999–2001	78	5	Luxembourg , 4 September 1999
26	Frank Lampard, Jr.	1996–2001	106	29	Belgium , 10 October 1999
27	Michael Carrick	1999–2004	34	0	Mexico , 25 May 2001
27	Joe Cole	1999–2003 2013–2014	56	10	Mexico , 25 May 2001
29	David James	2001–2004	53	0	Netherlands , 15 August 2001
30	Trevor Sinclair	1998–2003	12	0	Sweden , 10 November 2001
31	Paul Konchesky	2005–2007	2	0	Argentina , 12 November 2005
32	Kieron Dyer	2007–2011	33	0	Germany , 22 August 2007
33	Matthew Upson	2007–2011	21	2	Switzerland , 6 February 2008
34	Dean Ashton	2006–2009	1	0	Trinidad and Tobago , 1 June 2008
35	Carlton Cole	2006–2015	7	0	Spain , 11 February 2009
35	Robert Green	2006–2012	12	0	Spain , 11 February 2009
37	Scott Parker	2007–2011	18	0	Denmark , 9 February 2011
38	Andy Carroll	2012–2019	9	2	San Marino , 12 October 2012
39	Stewart Downing	2013–2015	35	0	Scotland , 18 November 2014
40	Aaron Cresswell	2014–present	3	0	Spain , 15 November 2016
41	Joe Hart	2017–2018	75	0	Malta , 1 September 2017
42	Declan Rice	2017–2023	50	3	Czech Republic , 22 March 2019
43	Jesse Lingard	2021	32	6	San Marino , 25 March 2021
44	Jarrod Bowen ^[5]	2020–present	7	0	Hungary , 4 June 2022

Club captains

Dates	Captain
1895–1897	Robert Stevenson
1897–1899	Walter Tranter
1899	Harry Bradshaw
1899–1901	Charlie Dove
1901–1902	Roddy McEachrane
1903–1904	Ernest Watts
1904–1907	Dave Gardner
1907–1911	Frank Piercy
1911–1914	Tommy Randall
1914–1915	Dick Leafe
1915–1922	William Cope
1922–1925	George Kay
1925–1926	Billy Moore
1926–1928	Jack Hebden
1928–1932	Stan Earle
1932–1937	Jim Barrett Sr.
1937	Joe Cockcroft
1937–1945	Charlie Bicknell
1945–1951	Dick Walker
1951–1957	Malcolm Allison
1957–1960	Noel Cantwell
1960–1962	Phil Woosnam
1962–1974	Bobby Moore
1974–1984	Billy Bonds
1984–1989	Alvin Martin
1989–1993	Julian Dicks
1994–1995	Steve Potts
1995–1997	Julian Dicks
1997–2001	Steve Lomas
2001–2003	Paolo Di Canio
2003–2005	Christian Dailly
2005–2007	Nigel Reo-Coker
2007–2009	Lucas Neill
2009–2011	Matthew Upson
2011–2015	Kevin Nolan
2015–2022	Mark Noble
2022–2023	Declan Rice
2023–present	Kurt Zouma

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v t e Lists of male footballers in England by club
Premier League	AFC Bournemouth Arsenal 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Aston Villa Brentford 100+ 25–99 1–24 Internationals Hall of Fame POTY Brighton & Hove Albion Burnley 100+ Internationals Chelsea 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Crystal Palace 100+ POTY Everton 100+ Internationals Hall of Fame Fulham 100+ 25–99 1–24 Liverpool 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Luton Town 100+ POTY Manchester City 100+ 25–99 1–24 Manchester United 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Captains Newcastle United Nottingham Forest 100+ Internationals Sheffield United 100+ 25–99 Internationals POTY Tottenham Hotspur West Ham United Wolverhampton Wanderers
Championship	Birmingham City 100+ 25–99 1–24 Blackburn Rovers Bristol City Cardiff City 100+ 25–99 1–24 Captains Internationals Coventry City 100+ Internationals POTY Huddersfield Town Hull City Ipswich Town 100+ Hall of Fame POTY Leeds United Leicester City Middlesbrough Millwall Norwich City 100+ 25–99 Hall of Fame POTY Plymouth Argyle 100+ POTY Preston North End 100+ POTY Queens Park Rangers Rotherham United Sheffield Wednesday All Internationals POTY Southampton 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Stoke City 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Sunderland Swansea City 100+ Internationals Watford 50+ 1–49 POTY West Bromwich Albion
League One	Barnsley Blackpool Bolton Wanderers 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Bristol Rovers 100+ 25–99 Internationals POTY Burton Albion Cambridge United Carlisle United Charlton Athletic Cheltenham Town Derby County 100+ POTY Exeter City Fleetwood Town Leyton Orient Lincoln City 100+ 25–99 Northampton Town Oxford United Peterborough United Port Vale 25+ 1–24 POTY Portsmouth Reading 100+ 25–99 1–24 Internationals POTY Shrewsbury Town Stevenage Wigan Athletic Wycombe Wanderers
League Two	Accrington Stanley AFC Wimbledon Barrow Bradford City 50+ 1–49 Colchester United 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY Crawley Town Crewe Alexandra Doncaster Rovers 100+ 1879–1918 Forest Green Rovers Gillingham 50+ 25–49 1–24 Grimsby Town Harrogate Town Mansfield Town Milton Keynes Dons Morecambe Newport County Notts County Salford City Stockport County Sutton United Swindon Town Tranmere Rovers 100+ 1921–1939 1945–present Walsall Wrexham
Non-League / Defunct	Bradford (Park Avenue) Bury 100+ 25–99 1–24 Chester 100+ 25–99 1–24 Chesterfield Darlington 100+ 25–99 1–24 Dagenham & Redbridge Halifax Town Hereford United Macclesfield Town Nelson Oldham Athletic 100+ 25–99 1–24 Rochdale 100+ 25–99 1–24 Scarborough Southend United Torquay United Wanderers Wigan Borough Yeovil Town 100+ Internationals York City 100+ 25–99 1–24 POTY
Clubs are grouped by their division in the 2023–24 season. Includes the Welsh clubs where lists have been created. 'POTY' = 'Player of the Year / Season'.