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England has long been home to exceptional footballers, with the national team attracting players from clubs big and small, from Premier League powerhouses like Manchester United and Liverpool to historic sides like Leeds United and Nottingham Forest.
Some of the clubs that have produced the most international players may surprise fans, including the amateur and lower league teams that shaped English football over the decades.
5. Arsenal
Arsenal have contributed 72 England international players, including legends such as Kenny Sansom, Tony Adams, David Seaman and Ashley Cole.
Current stars such as Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice and Eberechi Eze continue the club's tradition of supplying the national team with talent.
4. Liverpool
Liverpool have secured 75 England international players, including household names such as Steven Gerrard, Michael Owen and Jamie Carragher.
However, no Liverpool players were included in the latest squad, with Curtis Jones left out due to injury.
3. Corinthians
Not to be confused with the Brazilian team, former amateur club Corinthians produced 76 England internationals between 1882 and 1939. Although they never competed professionally, they played a key role in promoting sportsmanship and influencing the early development of the national team.
2. Aston Villa
Aston Villa has been a major contributor to England squads, supplying 79 international players over more than a century.
Famous names include former manager Gareth Southgate and Gareth Barry, while Ezri Konsa, Morgan Rogers and Ollie Watkins represent the club in the current squad.
1. Tottenham
Tottenham currently hold the record for producing the most England international players, with 80 players involved.
The club has a rich history of supplying talent for the national team, including stars such as Harry Kane, Gary Lineker and Glen Hoddle, with Djed Spence recently adding to that number.
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