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Full list revealed
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As England embark on their friendlies this March in the final international break ahead of this summer's World Cup, players aim to push their bid to make the plane to North America this summer. The current oversized squad contains players from many of the top Premier League clubs, as well as stars who play for some of Europe's giants like Jude Bellingham at Real Madrid or Harry Kane at Bayern Munich. But for some English teams, none of their native players got the call up.
With this in mind, using Transfermarkt's huge historical database, we have calculated the length of time it has been since each English club had a player last make the squad for the Three Lions, and revealed just who that player was. We will unveil the answers in chronological order, starting with the most recent call ups first.
Players called up between 2020-2025
2025 - Liverpool - Curtis Jones
2025 - Bournemouth - Alex Scott
2025 - Burnley - James Trafford
2024 - Southampton - Taylor Harwood-Bellis
2023 - Leicester - James Maddison
2022 - Wolves - Connor Coady
2021 - West Brom - Sam Johnstone
2021 - Sheffield United - Aaron Ramsdale
Player called up between 2010-2019
2019 - Stoke City - Jack Butland
2018 - Fulham - Marcus Bettinelli
2018 - Watford - Nathaniel Chalobah
2018 - Derby - Mason Mount
2017 - Norwich - Angus Gunn
2017 - Middlesbrough - Ben Gibson
2017 - Sunderland - Jermain Defoe
2015 - QPR - Charlie Austin / Rob Green
2013 - Reading - Alex McCarthy
2013 - Birmingham - Jack Butland
2011 - Ipswich - David Stockdale
2011 - Bolton - Gary Cahill
2010 - Portsmouth - David James
2010 - Blackburn - Frank Fielding
Players called up between 1980-2009
2008 - Wigan - Emile Heskey
2008 - Peterborough - Joe Lewis
2007 - Preston - David Nugent
2007 - Charlton - Scott Carson
1999 - Coventry - Steve Froggatt
1998 - Sheffield Wednesday - Andy Hinchcliffe
1995 - Wimbledon - Warren Barton
1991 - Oldham - Earl Barrett
1988 - Luton - Mick Harford
Players called up between 1930-1979
1966 - Blackpool - Alan Ball / Jimmy Armfield
1964 - Huddersfield - Ray Wilson
1957 - Bristol City - John Atyeo
1955 - Port Vale - Bill McGarry
1955 - Bristol Rovers - Geoff Bradford
1954 - Walthamstow Avenue - Vic Groves
1948 - Notts County - Tommy Lawton
1938 - Millwall - Reg Smith
1937 - Grimsby - Harry Betmead
