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List of England national football team captains

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155 people have officially served as captains of the England national football teams. The current captains are Harry Kane (men's) and Leah Williamson (women's).

The first England captain was Cuthbert Ottaway; he captained England in the first ever international match, against Scotland on 30 November 1872. He went on to captain England on just one further occasion, the third international match, on 7 March 1874, against the same opposition. Alexander Morten captained England in their first international on home soil, 8 March 1873, also against Scotland, and was the first international captain to win a match. Having previously played for Scotland against England, this was his only international appearance for England. Morten remains England's oldest captain.

The first unofficial women's international match was contested by England and France in 1920, with the Dick, Kerr Ladies "England" side captained by Alice Kell. The England women's team was authorised in 1972 by the Women's Football Association (WFA), originally unaffiliated with the Football Association (FA), and had Sheila Parker as its first captain. The official England women's first international match was played against Scotland on 18 November 1972, in anticipation of the centenary of the equivalent men's match. Parker remained in her role for four years before being left out of the 1976 British Home Championship; her replacement, Carol Thomas (née McCune), was only 20 when she took the armband, and retained it for nearly a decade. Women's players between 1972 and 1993 were not all officially recognised until 2022; there were also several prior to 1972, who were not sanctioned and are not recognised. Thomas is England's youngest official captain under the WFA; Keira Walsh is England's youngest official captain under the FA; Carol Wilson and Casey Stoney unofficially served as captains when younger than Thomas and Walsh.

Billy Wright set the record for most captaincies of his country in 1959, with 90. Bobby Moore, who remains England's youngest men's captain and the only England captain to have lifted the World Cup, reached 90 captaincies in 1973, sharing the record with Wright. Steph Houghton has the record for captaincies of the women's team, and outright fourth-most caps as captain (72) behind Wright and Moore, and Kane. Seven male players were captain in their only international cap, the last of these being in 1925. Williamson is England's only captain to have lifted the Euro, which she has done twice, and the only England captain to win a major trophy outside of England.

Several women's matches have seen two players start as co-captains. On 30 November 2021, Millie Bright started as captain, with Ellen White, Keira Walsh, and Alex Greenwood also wearing the armband. On 29 November 2025, Keira Walsh started as captain, and Lucy Bronze, Alessia Russo and Georgia Stanway also wore the armband.

Men's team

Captain chronology

Bold indicates current captain
Italics indicates still-active players
Source unless specified:

Tenure	Incumbent	Reserve captains
1872–1874	[[File:Cuthbert Ottaway.jpg	100px]]
1873
1875	[[File:Ranji 1897 page 364-2 Charles W. Alcock.jpg	100px]]
1876
1877
1878–1879
1879
1880
1880
1881
1881–1887		, ,
1888	[[File:Tinsley Lindley.jpg	100px]]
1889–1890	[[File:Percy Melmoth Walters.jpg	100px]]
1890	[[File:Arthur Melmoth Walters.jpg	100px]]
1891
1891	[[File:Preston north end art (Goodall).jpg	100px]]
1891	[[File:Billy Moon c1896.jpg	100px]]
1892
1893
1894	[[File:Preston north end art (Holmes).jpg	100px]]
1894
1895
1895	[[File:Wreford-Brown.jpg	100px]]
1895	[[File:CunliffeGosling2.jpg	100px]]
1896–1901	[[File:GOSmith.jpg	100px]]
1902	[[File:RE Foster Cigarette Card.jpg	100px]]
1902	[[File:Frank Forman.jpg	100px]]
1902	[[File:StiveBloomer.jpg	100px]]
1903	[[File:Howard Spencer - Aston Villa.jpg	100px]]
1903–1904	[[File:Bob Crompton.jpg	100px]]
1905
1905	[[File:Howard Spencer - Aston Villa.jpg	100px]]
1906
1907
1908–1910	[[File:Vivian Woodward.jpg	100px]]
1910–1914
1914–1918: World War I
1919
1920	[[File:Jesse Pennington 1912.jpg	100px]]
1920
1921	[[File:CharlesBuchan.jpg	100px]]
1921	[[File:ArthurGrimsdell.jpg	100px]]
1921
1921–1922
1922–1923
1923–1924		, , ,
1924
1924–1925
1925–1926		, ,
1927
1927
1928
1928–1929
1929
1929
1930	[[File:David Jack (1).jpg	100px]]
1930–1931
1931–1933		,
1933
1934	[[File:Tom Cooper footballer.jpg	100px]]
1934–1939	[[File:Eddie Hapgood crop (Tolnai Világlapja, 1939).jpg	100px]]
1939–1945: World War II
1946–1948	[[File:George Hardwick (1956).jpg	100px]]
1948–1959	[[File:Billy Wright (1961).jpg	100px]]
1959–1960	[[File:Ronnie Clayton.jpg	100px]]
1960–1962	[[File:Johnny Haynes crop.jpg	100px]]
1962–1964	[[File:Jimmy Armfield, CBE, opening the Heys Sports Complex, Oswaldtwistle, Sept 2012.jpg	100px]]
1964–1973	[[File:Bobby Moore vs Josef Masopust 1963.jpg	100px]]
1974	[[File:Emlyn Hughes (cropped).jpg	100px]]
1975	[[File:Alan Ball (cropped).jpg	100px]]
1975–1976		,
1976–1982	[[File:Kevin Keegan 2.jpg	100px]]
1982–1991	[[File:Bryan Robson Thailand 2009-11-01 (2).jpg	100px]]
1990–1992	[[File:Gary Lineker (cropped).jpg	100px]]
1992–1993	[[File:Stuart Pearce (31651906441).jpg	100px]]
1993–1995	[[File:DavidPlatt.jpg	100px]]
1995–1996	[[File:Adams, Tony.jpg	100px]]
1996–2000	[[File:Alan Shearer 2008.jpg	100px]]
2000		,
2000–2006	[[File:David Beckham.jpg	100px]]
2006–2010	[[File:JohnTerry.JPG	100px]]
2010–2011	[[File:Rio Ferdinand-en.JPG	100px]]
2011–2012		, ,
2012–2014	[[File:SGerrard.JPG	100px]]
2014–2017	[[File:Wayne Rooney Euro 2012 vs Italy.jpg	100px]]
2017–2018	[[File:Jordan Henderson 2018-06-28 1.jpg	100px]]
2018–present	[[File:Harry Kane 2023.jpg	100px]]	******

Captains by tournament

Bold indicates tournament winners
Italics indicates tournament hosts
Source:

Player	Tournament(s)

Women's team

Captain chronology

Bold indicates current captain
Italics indicates still-active players
indicates player was captain for matches under the Women's Football Association

Tenure	Incumbent	Reserve captains
1972–1976
1976–	[[File:Carol Thomas (cropped).jpg	100px]]	(née McCune)
1983: WFA becomes a "County Association" of The Football Association
–1985	(née McCune)
1985–	[[File:Debbie Bampton.JPG	100px]]
1990–
1993: The team becomes incorporated into The Football Association
–1997
–2000
2000–2001
2001–2002	[[File:Tara Proctor.JPG	100px]]
2002–2003	[[File:Kaz Walker.JPG	100px]]
2002–2012	[[File:Faye White.jpg	100px]]
2012–2014	[[File:Arsenal LFC v Kelly Smith All-Stars XI (046) (cropped).jpg	100px]]
2014–2022	[[File:Arsenal LFC v Kelly Smith All-Stars XI (189) (cropped).jpg	100px]]
2022–present	[[File:Leah Williamson (cropped).jpg	100px]]	******

Captains by tournament

Bold indicates tournament winners
Italics indicates tournament hosts

Player	Tournament(s)
(née McCune)

Captains by appearances as captain

Figures include all recognised matches up to match played 2 December 2025. Only confirmed captaincies of named captains are counted.

The default order for this list is by most appearances as captain, then chronological order of first captaincy.

Bold indicates permanent captain of England
Italics indicates still-active players
Sources unless specified:

#	Player	England career	Caps as captain	Total caps	First captaincy
1	****	1946–1959	90	105	9 October 1948
1	****	1962–1973	90	108	29 May 1963
3	******	2015–present	87	112	10 June 2017
4	****	2007–2022	72	121	17 January 2014
5	****	1980–1991	65	90	17 November 1982
6	****	1996–2009	59	115	15 November 2000
7	(née McCune)	1976–1985	49–51	56	22 May 1976
8	****	1997–2012	48	90	7 March 2002
9	******	2018–present	43	64	17 September 2021
10	****	1981–2000	38+	119	25 November 1990
10	****	2000–2014	38	114	31 March 2004
12	****	1992–2000	34	63	1 September 1996
12	****	2003–2012	34	78	16 August 2006
14	****	1972–1982	31	63	24 March 1976
15	****	1978–1997	26+	95	22 September 1985
16	****	2003–2018	23	120	14 November 2009
16	****	1969–1980	23	62	11 March 1974
18	****	1902–1914	22	41	2 March 1903
18	****	1954–1962	22	56	15 May 1960
20	****	1933–1939	20	30	14 November 1934
20		2016–present	20	88	13 April 2021
22	****	1989–1996	19	62	17 February 1993
22	****	2000–2017	19	130	7 March 2009
24	****	1984–1992	18	80	12 September 1990
25		1995–2008	17+	65	17 May 2003
26	****	1878–1887	15	19	12 March 1881
26	****	1959–1966	15	43	28 September 1961
26		1970–1990	15	125	25 May 1982
26	****	1987–2000	15	66	12 October 1994
30	****	1903–1911	14	23	15 February 1908
31	****	1893–1901	13–16	20	4 April 1896
31	****	1946–1948	13	13	28 September 1946
33	****	1926–1933	12	25	31 March 1928
34	****	1972–1983	11	title=Sheila Parker Hall of Fame profile	url=https://www.nationalfootballmuseum.com/halloffame/sheila-parker/	access-date=2022-10-09}}	18 November 1972
34		2001–2019	11	172	5 March 2009
36		1976–1986	10	84	22 September 1982
36	****	1987–1999	10	78	8 June 1991
38	******	2010–present	9	88	8 October 2016
39	****	1925–1929	8	11	2 April 1927
39	****	1974–1976	8	12	3 September 1975
39		1972–1982	8	42	13 May 1978
39		1998–2008	8	89	17 April 2002
39		1999–2014	8	106	9 February 2011
44	****	1921–1924	7	12	22 October 1921
44		1980–1990	7	77	12 November 1986
44		1992–2000	7	53	9 June 1993
44	****	1997–2011	7	81	26 March 2008
44		2015–2022	7	49	10 November 2017
44	**	2017–present	7	97	4 September 2018
50		1934–1939	6	19	18 November 1936
50	****	1965–1975	6	72	12 March 1975
50		1976–1982	6	42	22 November 1979
53	****	1885–1890	5	13	13 March 1886
53	****	1926–1929	5	16	22 October 1928
53	****	1955–1960	5	35	17 October 1959
53	****	1995–2001	5	41	4 June 2000
53		2010–2018	5	61	9 October 2015
53		2006–2022	5	161	27 October 2015
53	**	2013–present	5	144	1 March 2018
53	**	2017–present	5	64	7 September 2019
61	****	1886–1891	4	13	4 February 1888
61	****	1904–1906	4	6	25 February 1905
61	****	1922–1926	4	9	22 October 1924
61	****	1924–1932	4	9	5 April 1930
61	****	1928–1933	4	26	9 December 1931
61	****	1927–1934	4	15	14 April 1934
61		1966–1974	4	67	19 May 1971
61	****	1995–2002	4	20	30 June 2001
61		1995–2014	4	117	28 September 2008
70	****	1888–1895	3	7	13 March 1893
70	****	1897–1905	3	6	14 February 1903
70	****	1920–1923	3	6	9 April 1921
70	****	1923–1927	3	5	8 December 1924
70		1920–1932	3	18	21 May 1925
70		1930–1933	3	20	14 May 1931
70		1936–1937	3	18	23 October 1937
70		1948–1953	3	32	15 November 1950
70		1955–1966	3	49	27 May 1964
70		1958–1970	3	106	15 January 1969
70		1974–1982	3	65	24 April 1981
70		1996–2007	3	73	24 May 1998
70	****	1988–2003	3	83	24 February 2002
70		2010–2022	3	113	1 July 2017
70		2017–2025	3	53	1 July 2023
70	**	2011–present	3	96	20 November 2023
86	****	1872–1874	2	2	30 November 1872
86		1879–1887	2	18	18 February 1882
86	****	1888–1898	2	14	7 February 1891
86	****	1883–1892	2	4	15 March 1892
86	****	1891–1893	2	4	25 February 1893
86	****	1889–1898	2 or 3	4	18 March 1895
86	****	1907–1920	2	25	15 March 1920
86	****	1913–1924	2	6	14 March 1921
86		1923	2	2	21 May 1923
86		1946–1949	2	19	16 May 1948
86		1972–1977	2	46	28 May 1976
86		1997–2013	2	129	29 July 2010
86		2003–2017	2	63	7 March 2014
86	**	2013–present	2	71	11 March 2015
86		2008–2017	2	75	13 November 2015
86		2012–2022	2	82	7 June 2019
86		2017–present	2	54	8 October 2020
86	**	2014–present	2	107	19 February 2023
86	**	2019–present	2	72	26 March 2024
105	****	1873	1	1	8 March 1873
105	****	1875	1	1	6 March 1875
105	****	1873–1878	1	5	4 March 1876
105	****	1875–1877	1	2	3 March 1877
105	****	1880–1884	1 or 2	6	2 March 1878
105	****	1878–1879	1 or 2	3	5 April 1879
105	****	1874–1880	1	4	13 March 1880
105	****	1879–1880	1	3	15 March 1880
105	****	1878–1882	1	7	26 February 1881
105		1883	1	1	24 February 1883
105		1889–1891	1	3	2 March 1889
105	****	1885–1890	1	9	5 April 1890
105	****	1888–1885	1	7	6 April 1891
105	****	1892–1895	1 or 2	5	6 April 1895
105		1895–1901	1	16	9 March 1901
105		1894–1902	1	16	18 March 1901
105	****	1900–1902	1	5	3 March 1902
105	****	1898–1903	1	9	22 March 1902
105	****	1895–1907	1 or 2	23	3 May 1902
105	****	1919	1	1	25 October 1919
105	****	1913–1920	1	5	23 October 1920
105	****	1920–1923	1	5	21 May 1921
105		1922	1	1	13 March 1922
105		1923	1	1	1 November 1923
105		1924	1	5	12 April 1924
105		1925	1	1	24 October 1925
105		1921–1926	1	3	24 May 1926
105		1923–1929	1	9	21 May 1927
105		1934–1936	1	11	17 October 1936
105		1937–1939	1	12	24 May 1939
105		1964–1971	1	35	3 February 1971
105		1968–1975	1	48	23 May 1972
105		1976–1980	1	27	31 May 1980
105		1972–1983	1	61	12 May 1981
105		1976–1983	1	50	2 June 1982
105		1986–1996	1	59	13 February 1988
105		1984–1996	1	45	21 May 1991
105		1988–2003	1	75	10 September 1997
105		1992–2002	1	43	11 September 2000
105		2000–2012	1	53	29 March 2011
105		2003–2013	1	11	29 February 2012
105		2001–2014	1	107	29 May 2013
105		2004–2017	1	140	31 October 2013
105		2005–2022	1	81	9 March 2015
105		2008–2016	1	40	12 October 2015
105		2009–2016	1	61	29 March 2016
105		2011–2017	1	31	27 May 2016
105		2012–present	1	76	8 November 2018
105		2014–2019	1	20	15 November 2018
105	**	2016–present	1	68	6 June 2021
105	**	2014–present	1	87	10 October 2024

Captains by age

Bold indicates permanent captain of England (not necessarily at time of the relevant match/es)

Youngest captains

Players who started as captain at under 25 years of age.

#	Player	Date of birth	First captaincy	Age	#W	#M
Age 20
1	(née McCune)		22 May 1976		1	–
Age 21
2			4 September 2018		2	–
Age 22
3	****		29 May 1963		–	1
4			11 March 2015		3	–
5	****		4 February 1888		–	2
6			17 April 2002		–	3
7	****		30 November 1872		–	4
8			24 February 1883		–	5
9	****		3 March 1877		–	6
10	****		13 March 1886		–	7
11			24 May 1939		–	8
12			21 May 1923		–	9
13	****		4 April 1891		–	10
Age 23
14	****		4 April 1896		–	11
15	****		2 March 1903		–	12
16			18 February 1882		–	13
17			6 June 2021		–	14
18	****		25 February 1905		–	15
19	****		12 March 1881		–	16
20			29 May 1998		–	17
21	****		3 September 1975		–	18
22			10 November 2017		–	19
23	****		31 March 2004		–	20
24	****		10 June 2017		–	21
25			3 March 1902		–	22
26	****		22 September 1985		4	–
Age 24
27	****		14 November 2009		–	23
28	****		7 March 2002		5	–
29	****		4 March 1876		–	24
30	****		17 September 2021		6	–
31			6 June 2019		–	25
32	****		9 October 1948		–	26
33			24 October 1925		–	27
34	****		15 March 1880		–	28
35	****		25 February 1893		–	29
36	Sheila Parker	1947	18 November 1972	~24 years and 11 months	7	–
37	****		2 March 1878		–	30

Oldest captains

Players who started as captain at over 35 years of age.

#	Player	Date of birth	Last captaincy	Age	#W	#M
Age 41+
1	****	date=2010-10-05	title=Who is England's oldest ever debutant? The Knowledge	url=http://www.theguardian.com/football/2010/oct/06/england-football-oldest-debutant-knowledge	access-date=2022-10-06	website=the Guardian	language=en}}	8 March 1873	41 or 42	–	1
Age 40
2			7 July 1990		–	2
Age 36
3	****		13 May 2000		1	–
4	****		10 April 1920		–	3
5			24 June 2014		–	4
Age 35
6	****		11 May 1997		2	–
7	****		28 May 1959		–	5
8			7 December 1932		–	6
9	****		24 May 1997		–	7

Others

Disputed captains

These players may have officially captained England, but sources are either uncertain or differ.

England career	Caps as captain	Total caps
1889–1892	1 or 0	5
1894–1896	0 or 1	5
1895–1896	0 or 1	4

Unofficial captains

Substitute captains The following players have never been named, i.e. started a match as, captain, but were given the armband partway through a match after that game's captain was either sent off or substituted. As records for such mid-game changes are not often kept, this list may be incomplete:

Player	England career	Date
	1995–2004	25 May 2001
	1996–2002	27 March 2002
	2001–2004	12 February 2003
	1999–2010	3 June 2003
	1996–2007	3 June 2003
	1999–2010	3 June 2003
	1997–2010	28 May 2005
	1995–2007	1 July 2006
	2007–2013	26 May 2012
	2001–2015	15 August 2012
	2018–present	15 November 2022
	2016–present	19 February 2023
	2021–present	19 February 2023
Alessia Russo	2020–present	29 November 2025

Amateurs

Main article: England national amateur football team, Great Britain men's Olympic football team

For a period after the introduction of professionalism, the England team split into two teams that represented the nation internationally, one only including amateur players. This or other amateur English teams also represented Great Britain at the Olympics, when known as "England" in certain early competitions.

Tenure	Incumbent	Team
1900		Upton Park
1908	[[File:Vivian Woodward.jpg	100px]]

Captains of other non-official teams

Before the men's and women's teams each became officially associated, different teams represented them in international tournaments.

Tenure	Incumbent	Team
1870–1871	[[File:Ranji 1897 page 364-2 Charles W. Alcock.jpg	100px]]

Tenure	Incumbent	Team
1920	[[File:Alice-Kell-Copy.jpg	100px]]
1925	[[File:Carmen Pomies y Florrie Redford - El Gráfico 310.jpg	100px]]
1933
1953
1957–1966
1960
1969–1970
1971

Bold indicates tournament winners

Player	Tournament(s)

Non-official captains by appearances as captain

The following players have never captained England officially, but have started a match as named captain of a team representing England, with the match and/or team not officially recognised:

Only known, confirmed, non-official caps as captain are included.

England career	Caps as captain	First captaincy	Ref(s)
1920	8+	~April 1920
1957–1966	5+	2 November 1957	date=4 Sep 2007	title=Damenfußball in der Verbotszeit [Ladies' football in the banned era]	url=https://www.bpb.de/themen/sport/graue-spielzeit/65065/damenfussball-in-der-verbotszeit/	archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220218220314/https://www.bpb.de/themen/sport/graue-spielzeit/65065/damenfussball-in-der-verbotszeit/	archive-date=18 Feb 2022	website=BPB}}
1971	4	2 June 1971
1969–1970	2+	1 November 1969
1925	1+	~June 1925
1960	1+	April 1960
1952–1953	1+	23 July 1953
1899	1	23 November 1899
1933	1	9 August 1933

Others by age

Bold indicates permanent captain of England (not necessarily at time of the relevant match/es)

Unofficial young captaincies

Player	Date of birth	First unofficial captaincy	Age
Age 18
****	June 1952	2 June 1971	~18 years and 11 months
Age 20
****		25 February 2003
Age 21
****		~April 1920	~21 years and 9 months
Age 23
		15 November 2022
Age 24
****		1 November 1969

Unofficial old captaincies

Player	Date of birth	Last unofficial captaincy	Age
****	title=Manchester Ladies FC – Post WW2 Pioneers My Tribute to the Great Marian Bindotti RIP Part 2	url=https://www.playingpasts.co.uk/articles/football/manchester-ladies-fc-post-ww2-pioneers-my-tribute-to-the-great-marian-bindotti-rip-part-2/	access-date=2022-10-17	website=Playing Pasts}}	17 July 1966	~42

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