List of Spain men's international footballers explained

This is a list of Spain men's international footballers – male football players who have played for the Spain national football team. All players with 20 or more official caps are listed here.

This table is up to date as of 18 November 2024.^[1]

• Bold denotes players still playing professional football.
• 1964 – member of the 1964 European Nations' Cup winning team.
• 1992 – member of the 1992 Olympics Gold Medal winning team.
• 2008 – member of the UEFA Euro 2008 winning team.
• 2010 – member of the 2010 FIFA World Cup winning team.
• 2012 – member of the UEFA Euro 2012 winning team.
• 2023 – member of the 2023 UEFA Nations League Finals winning team.
• 2024 – member of the UEFA Euro 2024 winning team.
• 2024 – member of the 2024 Olympics Gold Medal winning team.

List

Rank	Player	Years	Caps	Goals	Honours
1	Sergio Ramos	2005–2021	180	23	2008, 2010, 2012
2	Iker Casillas		167	93 (Conceded)	2008, 2010, 2012
3	Sergio Busquets	2009–2022	143	2	2010, 2012
4	Xavi	2000–2014	133	12	2008, 2010, 2012
5	Andrés Iniesta	2006–2018	131	14	2008, 2010, 2012
6	Andoni Zubizarreta	1985–1998	126	99 (Conceded)
7	David Silva	2006–2018	125	35	2008, 2010, 2012
8	Xabi Alonso	2003–2014	114	16	2008, 2010, 2012
9	Cesc Fàbregas	2006–2016	110	15	2008, 2010, 2012
=	Fernando Torres	2003–2014	110	38	2008, 2010, 2012
11	Raúl	1996–2006	102	44
=	Gerard Piqué	2009–2018	102	5	2010, 2012
13	Carles Puyol	2000–2013	100	3	2008, 2010
14	David Villa	2005–2017	98	59	2008, 2010
15	Jordi Alba	2011–2023	93	9	2012, 2023
16	Fernando Hierro	1989–2002	89	29
17	Álvaro Morata	2014–	84	37	2023, 2024
18	José Antonio Camacho	1975–1988	81	0
=	Santi Cazorla	2008–2019	81	15	2008, 2012
20	Rafael Gordillo	1978–1988	75	3
21	Koke	2013–2022	70	0
22	Emilio Butragueño	1984–1992	69	26
=	Carlos Marchena	2002–2011	69	2	2008, 2010
24	Luis Arconada	1977–1985	68	63 (Conceded)
25	Míchel	1985–1992	66	21
26	Pedro	2010–2017	65	17	2010, 2012
27	Luis Enrique	1991–2002	62	12	1992
=	Miguel Ángel Nadal	1991–2002	62	3
29	Joan Capdevila	2002–2011	60	4	2008, 2010
=	Víctor Muñoz	1981–1988	60	3
31	Raúl Albiol	2007–2021	58	0	2008, 2010, 2012
32	Rodri	2018–	57	4	2023, 2024
33	Jesús Navas	2009–2024	56	5	2010, 2012, 2023, 2024
=	Álvaro Arbeloa	2008–2013	56	0	2008, 2010, 2012
=	Sergi Barjuán	1994–2002	56	1
=	Julio Salinas	1986–1996	56	22
=	Santillana	1975–1985	56	15
38	Rafael Alkorta	1990–1998	54	0
=		1991–2001	54	3	1992
40	Joseba Etxeberria	1997–2004	53	12
=	Míchel Salgado	1998–2006	53	0
42	Dani Carvajal	2014–	51	1	2023, 2024
=	David Albelda	2001–2008	51	0
=	Joaquín	2002–2007	51	4
45	José Ángel Iribar	1964–1976	49	42 (Conceded)	1964
46	Ferran Torres	2020–	48	21	2024
=	Manuel Sanchís	1986–1992	48	1
48		1992–2000	47	5	1992
=	Iván Helguera	1998–2004	47	3
=	Fernando Morientes	1998–2007	47	27
51	Unai Simón	2020–	46	35 (Conceded)	2023, 2024
=	Thiago Alcântara	2011–2021	46	2
=		1993–2006	46	26 (Conceded)	1992
=	Juan Carlos Valerón	1998–2005	46	5
=	Ricardo Zamora	1920–1936	46	42 (Conceded)
56	David de Gea	2014–2020	45	36 (Conceded)
57	César Azpilicueta	2013–2022	44	1
58	Rubén Baraja	2000–2005	43	7
=	Francisco Gento	1955–1969	43	5
60		1962–1974	42	11	1964
=	Ricardo Gallego	1982–1988	42	2
62	Mikel Oyarzabal	2016–	41	13	2024
=	Dani Olmo	2019–	41	11	2023, 2024
=	Juan Manuel Asensi	1969–1980	41	7
=	Julen Guerrero	1993–2000	41	13
=	Juan Mata	2009–2016	41	10	2010, 2012
=	Pirri	1966–1978	41	16
=	Juan Antonio Señor	1982–1988	41	6
69	Aymeric Laporte	2021–	40	2	2023, 2024
=	Gaizka Mendieta	1999–2002	40	8
71	Andoni Goikoetxea	1983–1988	39	4
72		1992–2000	38	11	1992
=	Isco	2013–2019	38	12
=	Marco Asensio	2016–	38	2	2023
=	Rafael Martín Vázquez	1987–1992	38	1
=	Vicente	2001–2005	38	3
77	Guillermo Amor	1990–1998	37	4
78	Albert Ferrer	1991–1999	36	0	1992
=		1966–1973	36	0	1964
=	Ion Andoni Goikoetxea	1990–1996	36	4
=	Antonio Maceda	1981–1986	36	8
=	Pepe Reina	2005–2017	36	21 (Conceded)	2008, 2010, 2012
83	Fabián Ruiz	2019–	35	6	2023, 2024
=	Francisco José Carrasco	1979–1988	35	5
=	Quini	1970–1982	35	8
=	Antoni Ramallets	1950–1961	35	50 (Conceded)
87	Juanito	1976–1982	34	8
=	José Ramón Alexanko	1978–1982	34	4
=	Julio Alberto	1984–1988	34	0
90	Agustín Gaínza	1945–1955	33	10
91	Migueli	1974–1980	32	1
=	Jesús María Satrústegui	1975–1982	32	8
=	Luis Suárez	1957–1972	32	14	1964
94	Mikel Merino	2020–	31	2	2023, 2024
=	Alfredo Di Stéfano	1957–1961	31	23
96	Pedri	2021–	30	2	2024
=	José Mari Bakero	1987–1994	30	7
=	Jesús María Zamora	1978–1982	30	3
99	Nacho	2013–	29	1	2023, 2024
=	Roberto Fernández	1982–1991	29	2
=	Jesús Garay	1953–1962	29	1
102	Rodrigo	2014–	28	8	2023
=	Manolo	1988–1992	28	9
=	Genar Andrinúa	1987–1990	28	2
=	Marcos Senna	2006–2010	28	1	2008
=	Juan Cruz Sol	1970–1976	28	1
=	Agustín Aranzábal	1995–2003	28	0
108	Pablo Sarabia	2019–	27	9
=	Gavi	2021–	27	5	2023
=	Miguel Tendillo	1980–1988	27	1
111	Juanito	2002–2008	26	3	2008
=	Kiko	1992–1998	26	5	1992
=	Chendo	1986–1990	26	0
=	Feliciano Rivilla	1960–1965	26	0	1964
115	Jacinto Quincoces	1928–1936	25	0
=	Luis Regueiro	1927–1936	25	16
=	Dani	1977–1981	25	10
=	Joan Segarra	1951–1962	25	0
=	Ismael Urzaiz	1996–2001	25	8
=		1961–1969	25	1	1964
121	Nico Williams	2022–	24	4	2024
=	Pau Torres	2019–	24	1
=	Diego Costa	2014–2018	24	10
=	Fernando Llorente	2008–2013	24	7	2010, 2012
125	José Claramunt	1968–1975	23	4
=	Pablo Ibáñez	2004–2008	23	0
=	Antonio Puchades	1949–1954	23	0
=	Enrique Saura	1978–1982	23	4
129	José Gayà	2018–	22	3
=	Nacho Monreal	2009–2018	22	1
=	Marcos Alonso	1981–1985	22	1
=	Estanislao Basora	1949–1957	22	13
=	Txiki Begiristain	1988–1994	22	6
=	Gregorio Benito	1971–1978	22	0
=	Juanfran	2012–2016	22	1	2012
=	Juan Antonio Pizzi	1994–1998	22	8
=	Hipólito Rincón	1983–1986	22	10
=	Tonono	1967–1972	22	0
=	Ángel María Villar	1973–1979	22	3
140	Iñigo Martínez	2013–	21	1
=	Álvaro Negredo	2009–2013	21	10	2012
=	José Luis Caminero	1993–1996	21	8
=	Dani Güiza	2007–2010	21	6	2008
=	José Antonio Reyes	2003–2006	21	4
=	Pedro Munitis	1999–2002	21	2
=	Josep Samitier	1920–1931	21	2
=	José María Peña	1921–1930	21	1
=	Paco Jémez	1998–2001	21	0
149	Iago Aspas	2016–	20	6
=	Telmo Zarra	1945–1951	20	20
=	Miguel Ángel Alonso	1980–1982	20	1
=	Francisco López	1982–1986	20	1
=	Francisco Gamborena	1921–1933	20	0
=	Jesús Glaría	1962–1969	20	0
=	Severino Reija	1962–1967	20	0	1964
=	Víctor Valdés	2010–2014	20	9 (Conceded)	2010, 2012

See also

• List of Spain international footballers born outside Spain
• List of Spain women's international footballers
• List of Basque footballers
• List of Catalan footballers

External links

• Appearances for Spain National Team at Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
• Spain national team players (with province of birth) at BDFutbol
• Todos los jugadores (all the players) at Selección Española de Fútbol (official site)

Notes and References

1. Web site: Spain international footballers of all-time. eu-football.info. June 13, 2016.