Who are England's most-capped players?

"England's goalkeeper at three World Cups, Shilton incredibly played for England for 20 years. He made his debut in 1970 while playing in the second division and replaced Gordon Banks as number one briefly two years later. He battled with Liverpool goalkeeper Ray Clemence for much of the 1970s and 80s - Clemence won 61 caps - but Shilton was number one for the finals of 82, 86 and 90, retiring after the Italy tournament at the age of 40."

"The then Everton forward was the youngest man to play for England when he came on against Australia in 2003 at the age of 17 years and 111 days, and scored seven months later in a win in Macedonia. He lit up Euro 2004 before picking up an injury and would have to wait another 10 years for his first goal at a World Cup."

Jordan Henderson and John Stones returned to the England squad and are closing in on 100 caps each. Captain Harry Kane has moved into the top five appearance makers. Thomas Tuchel has substantial international experience available within his current squad. The all-time England appearance list is led by Peter Shilton on 125 caps, followed by Wayne Rooney on 120 and David Beckham on 115. Shilton played for England across three World Cups and a 20-year international career. Rooney debuted at 17 and finished with 53 goals. Beckham captained 58 times and scored in three consecutive World Cups. Stats correct as of 7 October 2025.

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