List of Coventry City F.C. international footballers

This is a list of past and present Coventry City players who have been capped by their country whilst at the club.

Robbie Keane holds the record for the most number of appearances and goals for the Republic of Ireland.
Stern John is the all-time top scorer for Trinidad and Tobago, and also second in the most appearances list.
Michael Mifsud is Malta's all-time top-scorer, and has captained his country.
John Aloisi is Australia's fourth most prolific goalscorer of all time.
Aron Gunnarsson has captained the Iceland national football team.
Roland Nilsson is sixth in the list of players with most appearances for Sweden.
Iván Guerrero is tenth in the list of players with most appearances for Honduras.
Gordon Strachan has played for and managed the Scotland national football team.

International footballers edit

Player Country Years capped[A]
Yazid Mansouri   Algeria 2004
John Aloisi   Australia 1998–2001
Philippe Clement   Belgium 1998–1999
Réda Johnson   Benin 2014
Muhamed Konjić   Bosnia and Herzegovina 1999–2004
Simeon Jackson   Canada 2014–2015
Dion Dublin   England 1998
Reg Matthews   England 1956
Cyrille Regis   England 1987
Danny Thomas   England 1983
Claus Bech Jørgensen   Faroe Islands 2004–2006
Nii Lamptey   Ghana
Duckens Nazon   Haiti 2017
Iván Guerrero   Honduras
Jairo Martínez   Honduras
Bjarni Guðjónsson   Iceland 2004
Aron Gunnarsson   Iceland 2008–2011
Jackie Brown[B]   Ireland (FAI) 1937
  Ireland (IFA) 1936–1938
Paul Hall   Jamaica
Joel Latibeaudiere   Jamaica 2023–
Onandi Lowe   Jamaica 2004
Kasey Palmer   Jamaica 2023–
Michael Mifsud   Malta 2007–2008
Youssef Chippo   Morocco 1999–2003
Mustapha Hadji   Morocco 1999–2001
Youssef Safri   Morocco 2001–2004
Che Bunce   New Zealand
Hugh Barr   Northern Ireland 1962
Dave Clements   Northern Ireland 1965–1971
Sammy Clingan   Northern Ireland 2009–2012
Willie Humphries   Northern Ireland 1962–1964
Norman Lockhart   Northern Ireland 1950–1952
James McPake   Northern Ireland
Oliver Norwood   Northern Ireland 2012
Michael O'Neill   Northern Ireland 1996
Leo Skiri Østigård   Norway 2020
Trond Egil Soltvedt   Norway 1998
Ysrael Zúñiga   Peru
Phil Babb   Republic of Ireland 1994
Graham Barrett   Republic of Ireland 2004
Leon Best   Republic of Ireland 2009
Gary Breen   Republic of Ireland 1997–2002
Lee Carsley   Republic of Ireland 2001
Liam Daish   Republic of Ireland 1996
Gerry Daly   Republic of Ireland 1980–1984
Michael Doyle   Republic of Ireland 2004
Ashley Grimes   Republic of Ireland 1984
Jimmy Holmes   Republic of Ireland 1971–1977
Robbie Keane   Republic of Ireland 1999–2000
Barry Quinn   Republic of Ireland 2000
Keiren Westwood   Republic of Ireland 2009–2011
Viorel Moldovan   Romania 1998
Jim Blyth   Scotland 1978
Willie Carr   Scotland 1970–1972
Kevin Gallacher   Scotland 1991–1992
Colin Hendry   Scotland 2000
Tommy Hutchison   Scotland 1973–1975
Eoin Jess   Scotland 1996
Gary McAllister   Scotland 1996–1999
David Speedie   Scotland 1988–1989
Colin Stein   Scotland 1973
Paul Telfer   Scotland 2000
Ian Wallace   Scotland 1978–1979
Amadou Bakayoko   Sierra Leone 2018
Tomas Antonelius   Sweden 2000
Viktor Gyökeres   Sweden 2021–2023
Magnus Hedman   Sweden 1998–2002
Roland Nilsson   Sweden 1997–1999
Chris Birchall   Trinidad and Tobago
Stern John   Trinidad and Tobago 2004–2005, 2005–2007
Clayton Ince   Trinidad and Tobago
Gerry Baker   United States
Cobi Jones   United States 1994–1995
Roy Wegerle   United States
Haji Wright   United States 2024–
Bryn Allen   Wales 1950
Craig Bellamy   Wales 2000–2001
Les Cartwright   Wales 1974–1976
Richard Duffy   Wales 2005–2008
Freddy Eastwood   Wales 2008–2011
Bob Evans   Wales 1911–1912
John Hartson   Wales 2001
Simon Haworth   Wales 1997–1998
Leslie Jones   Wales 1935–1937
George Lowrie   Wales 1947–1948
Donato Nardiello   Wales 1977
Rob Page   Wales 2005
David Phillips   Wales 1987–1989
David Pipe   Wales 2003
Ronnie Rees   Wales 1964–1968
Paul Trollope   Wales 2002
Terry Yorath   Wales 1976–1979
Peter Ndlovu   Zimbabwe

Footnotes edit

A. ^ Years when the player had been capped by their country whilst at Coventry City.
B. ^ Jackie Brown represented both the Irish Football Association and the Football Association of Ireland while both associations claimed jurisdiction over the whole of Ireland.

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