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Association football clubs around the world sometimes retiresquad numbers to recognise players' service to the club, whether that be through their loyalty or quality.

Background

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Signed jersey worn byDiego Maradona during his tenure on Italian clubNapoli, exhibited at the San Siro Museum of Milan. The number 10 he wore was retired by Napoli in 2000.[1]

This practice, long established in themajor North American sports, is a recent development in football elsewhere, since squad numbers for specific players were not widely used until the 1990s. Before then, it was typical for players in the starting lineup to be issued numbers 1 to 11 by formation/position on a match-by-match basis, and substitutes to be numbered from 12 upwards, meaning a player might wear different numbers during the season if they were to play in different positions for tactical reasons, or simply not be a regular in the starting lineup.

In contrast, in the formerAmerican league theNorth American Soccer League, players wore permanent numbers since its inception in 1967.[2] Moreover,Pelé's #10 was retired by theNew York Cosmos during the farewell of the Brazilian star on 1 October 1977,[3] becoming the first number ever retired in association football.[4]

Mexico was a pioneer country in the use of permanent numbers in football; these were adopted in thePrimera División in the 1980s.[5]

Retiring a player's shirt number usually occurs after the player has left the team or retired. It honours a player who has meant much to his club, and no other player is permitted to use that number in the future. In some cases, such as those ofMarc-Vivien Foé,Davide Astori, andDiogo Jota, numbers have been retired to posthumously honour a player who died while still active. Also, Norwegian clubFredrikstad retiredDagfinn Enerly's number following an on-pitch accident that left himparalysed. In Britain, onlyBobby Moore's,Jack Lester's, andJude Bellingham's shirt numbers have been retired due to great service to the club as opposed to a tragic incident. Although it had not been officially retired,Gianfranco Zola's No. 25 shirt had not been reissued byChelsea since he left the club in 2003 until re-issued toMoisés Caicedo in 2023.[6]

TheArgentina,Ecuador andCameroon national teams have been prevented from retiring the numbers ofDiego Maradona (10),Christian Benítez (11)[7] andMarc-Vivien Foé (17), respectively, byFIFA rules dealing with squad numbers for Finals tournaments; in other competitions, qualifiers orfriendlies, national associations may assign numbers according to criteria of their choosing. Similarly, several clubs have been required to reissue retired numbers for continental club competitions due to squad numbering rules of continental confederations. For example,CAF[8] andCONMEBOL have such rules in their club competitions,[9] butCONCACAF does not.

Some South American teams (such asUniversitario de Deportes andFlamengo, and even Mexican teams invited for the occasions) occasionally had to re-issue their retired numbers for special cases due to CONMEBOL rules, which stated that shirts had to be numbered 1–25/30 in continental club competitions (such asCopa Libertadores andCopa Sudamericana, among others), although nowadays clubs are not forced to number their players consecutively.

Retired numbers

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TeamNo.PlayerPos.TenureNotes
ArgentinaGodoy Cruz18UruguaySantiago GarcíaFW2016–21Posthumous[n3 1]
AustraliaCentral Coast Mariners
19
AustraliaMatt Simon2006–12, 2013–15, 2018–22Club legend[14]
AustriaRed Bull Salzburg
26
SpainJonathan Soriano2012–17Club legend[15]
AustriaSturm Graz3AustriaGünther NeukirchnerDF1989–2006Club legend
7AustriaMario HaasFW1993–2012
AustriaSV Ried27AustriaSanel Kuljić2003–06
BelgiumSporting Charleroi11BelgiumDante Brogno1986–2001Club legend
BelgiumClub Brugge23BelgiumFrançois Sterchele2007–08Posthumous[16]
BelgiumGenk16South AfricaAnele NgcongcaDF2007–16Posthumous
BelgiumOH Leuven13BelgiumBjorn RuytinxFW2004–14Club legend
BelgiumUR Namur3Belgium Michel SoulierDF1967–77Posthumous
Bosnia and HerzegovinaBorac Banja Luka8Bosnia and HerzegovinaMladen ŽižovićMF2012–14Posthumous
BrazilAvaí88BrazilCléber SantanaMF2012, 2013–14Posthumous[17]
BrazilSão Paulo
01
BrazilRogério CeniGK1990–2015Club legend[n3 2]
BulgariaLokomotiv Plovdiv
8
BulgariaHristo BonevMF1963–67, 1968–79, 1982–84Club legend
BulgariaLudogorets Razgrad84BulgariaMarcelinho2011–20
CanadaCF Montréal20CanadaMauro BielloFW1993–98, 2000–09
CanadaSerbian White Eagles9CanadaMike Stojanović1973–76Club legend[19]
CanadaVancouver Whitecaps5CanadaBob LenarduzziDF1974–84, 1987–93Club legend
10CanadaDomenic MobilioFW1987–2001Club legend[20]
ChileCobreloa8ChileFernando CornejoMF1992–97, 2000–04Posthumous
ChinaBeijing Enterprises24Ivory CoastCheick Tioté2017
ChinaBeijing Guoan13ChinaXu YunlongDF1999–2016Club legend
ChinaChengdu Blades18ChinaYao XiaFW2005–10
ChinaDalian Shide26ChinaZhang YalinMF2000–09Posthumous
ChinaDalian Transcendence17China Wang RenlongFW2014
ChinaHeilongjiang Ice City5China Ren JianglongDF2015–22
Costa RicaAlajuelense20Costa RicaMauricio MonteroDF1987–98Club legend
Costa RicaCartaginés11Costa RicaLeonel HernándezFW1957–77
CyprusAnorthosis Famagusta
14
Georgia (country)Temur KetsbaiaMF1991–94, 2002–09
Czech RepublicBaník Ostrava27Czech RepublicMilan BarošFW1998–01, 2013, 2014–15, 2017–20No. retired in 2020[21]
Czech RepublicČeské Budějovice8Czech RepublicKarel PoborskýMF1991–94, 2005–07Club legend
Czech RepublicViktoria Plzeň27Czech RepublicFrantišek RajtoralDF/MF2009–16Posthumous
28SlovakiaMarián ČišovskýDF2011–14
DenmarkAaB12DenmarkTorben Boye1984–2002Club legend
DenmarkNordsjælland26DenmarkJonathan RichterMF2005–09After retirement[n3 3]
DenmarkNæstved BK7DenmarkRasmus Green2005–06Posthumous
DenmarkViborg FF22DenmarkSøren FrederiksenFW1989–94, 1998, 2001–05
EnglandAccrington Stanley
29
Northern IrelandBilly Kee2009–10, 2015–20Prematurely retired[n3 4]
EnglandBirmingham City22EnglandJude BellinghamMF2019–20[n3 5]
EnglandChesterfield14EnglandJack LesterFW2007–13Club legend
EnglandHartlepool United25EnglandMichael MaidensMF2004–07Posthumous[23]
EnglandLiverpool20PortugalDiogo JotaFW2020–25Posthumous[24]
EnglandMacclesfield Town21EnglandRichard ButcherMF2010–11Posthumous[25]
EnglandManchester City
23
CameroonMarc-Vivien FoéMF2002–03Posthumous[n3 6]
EnglandMillwall
20
MontenegroMatija SarkicGK2023–24Posthumous[26]
EnglandQueens Park Rangers31EnglandRay JonesFW2006–07Posthumous[23]
EnglandRochdale15EnglandJoe ThompsonCM2006–12, 2016–19Posthumous[27]
EnglandRushden & Diamonds1EnglandDale RobertsGK2008–10Posthumous[28]
EnglandWest Ham United6EnglandBobby MooreDF1958–74Posthumous[23]
38AustraliaDylan Tombides[29]FW2010–14Posthumous
EnglandWycombe Wanderers
14
EnglandMark PhiloMF2004–06Posthumous[n3 7]
FranceClermont14FranceClément PinaultDF2008–09Posthumous
FranceLens17CameroonMarc-Vivien FoéMF1995–99
FranceNantes9ArgentinaEmiliano SalaFW2015–19Posthumous[31]
FranceNice17FranceKevin AninMF2012–13Prematurely retired[n3 8]
FranceRennes29FranceRomain DanzéDF2006–19Club legend[33]
FranceSaint-Étienne24FranceLoïc Perrin2003–20Club legend
FranceSedan29FranceDavid Di Tommaso2000–04Posthumous
GermanyBayern Munich5GermanyFranz BeckenbauerDF1964–77Posthumous
GermanyWacker Burghausen11SlovakiaMarek KrejčíFW2004–07Posthumous
GermanyVfL Wolfsburg19BelgiumJunior MalandaMF2012–15
GreeceAEL29UruguayMathías AcuñaFW2021–22
GreecePanathinaikos32EnglandGreeceGeorge BaldockDF2024
GreecePAOK17GreecePanagiotis KatsourisMF1996–98
GreeceSkoda Xanthi13NigeriaOlubayo AdefemiDF2010–11
56Ivory CoastSteve Gohouri2013–14
GuatemalaC.S.D. Municipal15GuatemalaJuan Carlos PlataFW1990–2010Club legend
HaitiRoulado7HaitiJean-Robert Menelas1993–2007[n3 9]
HondurasOlimpia11HondurasWilmer Velásquez1991–2009Club legend
Hong KongHappy Valley
8
Hong KongCheung Sai HoMF1994–2011Posthumous
Hong KongHong Kong Rangers15Hong Kong Cheung Yiu LunDF1992–99, 2001–02Posthumous
Hong KongSham Shui Po83Hong KongWong Chun HinMF2022Posthumous
Hong KongSouth China38SerbiaMateja KežmanFW2011, 2012Club legend[36]
Hong KongKitchee19Hong KongHuang YangMF2011–24Club legend[37]
HungaryFerencváros2HungaryTibor SimonDF1985–99Posthumous
HungaryKispest AC/Honvéd10HungaryFerenc PuskásFW1939–56No. retired in 2000
IndiaBHC FC New Delhi
5
Andrew Ould2014–15Club Legend
7
Kev BurgessMF2015–16Club Legend
IndiaBethlehem Vengthlang21IndiaPeter Biaksangzuala?–2014Posthumous[n3 10]
IndiaDempo SC10BrazilChristiano JuniorFW2004Posthumous[39]
IndonesiaArema1IndonesiaKurnia MeigaGK2008–17Club legend
47IndonesiaAchmad Kurniawan2006–08, 2010–17Posthumous
IndonesiaPersebaya Surabaya19IndonesiaEri IriantoMF1998–2000
IndonesiaPersela Lamongan1IndonesiaChoirul HudaGK1999–2017
IndonesiaPersib Bandung24IndonesiaHarionoMF2008–19Club legend
IndonesiaPersija Jakarta14IndonesiaIsmed SofyanDF2002–22
20IndonesiaBambang PamungkasFW1999–2005, 2007–13, 2015–19
IndonesiaPersis Solo17Indonesia Ferry Anto2001–16Posthumous
33ParaguayDiego Mendieta2011–12
IndonesiaPSIS Semarang9IndonesiaErik Dwi Ermawansyah2017–18
22IndonesiaHari Nur Yulianto2013–23Club legend
IranPersepolis
24
IranHadi NorouziMF/FW2008–15Posthumous[40][41][42][43]
IranSepahan4IranMoharram NavidkiaMF1998–2004, 2006–16Club legend
IranZob Ahan30IranMehdi RajabzadehMF2003–07, 2010–18[44]
Republic of IrelandDerry City5Republic of IrelandRyan McBrideDF2007–17Posthumous[n3 11]
18Republic of IrelandMark FarrenFW2000–14Posthumous[n3 12]
Republic of IrelandLimerick4Republic of Ireland Joe O'MahonyDF1966–86Posthumous[45]
Republic of IrelandTreaty United4Posthumous
IsraelHapoel Be'er Sheva6ZambiaChaswe NsofwaFW2007
IsraelMaccabi Haifa20IsraelYaniv KatanMF/FW1998–2014Club legend
IsraelMaccabi Tel Aviv8IsraelAvi NimniFW1990–97, 1998–2003, 2005–08
12IsraelMeni LeviDF2000–02Prematurely retired[n3 13]
ItalyAtalanta14ItalyFederico PisaniFW1991–97Posthumous
ItalyBari2ItalyGiovanni LosetoDF1982–93Club legend
ItalyBologna27ItalyNiccolò Galli2000–01Posthumous
ItalyBrescia10ItalyRoberto BaggioFW2000–04Club legend
13ItalyVittorio MeroDF1998–2002Posthumous
ItalyCagliari11ItalyGigi RivaFW1963–78Club legend
13ItalyDavide AstoriDF2008–14Posthumous
ItalyChievo30Democratic Republic of the CongoJason MayéléFW2001–02
31ItalySergio Pellissier2002–19Club legend[47]
ItalyCrotone4ItalyAntonio GalardoMF1995–98, 2002–16Club legend
ItalyFiorentina13ItalyDavide AstoriDF2015–18Posthumous
ItalyGenoa6ItalyGianluca Signorini1988–95
7ItalyMarco RossiMF2003–13Club legend
ItalyInternazionale3ItalyGiacinto FacchettiDF1961–78Posthumous
4ArgentinaJavier Zanetti1995–2014Club legend[48][49]
ItalyLivorno25ItalyPiermario MorosiniMF2012Posthumous[50]
ItalyMessina41ItalySalvatore Sullo2001–07Club legend[51]
ItalyMilan3ItalyPaolo MaldiniDF1984–2009Club legend[n3 14]
6ItalyFranco Baresi1977–97Club legend[23]
ItalyNapoli10ArgentinaDiego MaradonaMF1984–91Club legend[53]
ItalyParma6ItalyAlessandro LucarelliDF2008–18Club legend
ItalyPescara4ItalySwitzerlandVincenzo ZucchiniMF1973–79Posthumous
ItalyRoma10ItalyFrancesco TottiFW1993–2017Club legend
ItalySalernitana4ItalyRoberto BredaMF1993–99, 2003–05
ItalySassuoloItalyFrancesco Magnanelli2005–22Club legend[n3 15]
ItalySienaItalyMichele MignaniDF1996–97, 1998–2006Club legend
ItalyVicenza3Italy Giulio Savoini1953–66Posthumous
25ItalyPiermario MorosiniMF2007–09, 2011
JamaicaMontego Bay2JamaicaStephen MalcolmDF1989–2001
JamaicaReno7JamaicaCaple DonaldsonMF
JapanFujieda MYFC2JapanToshihide SaitoDF2009–13
JapanThespa Kusatsu31JapanRyosuke Okuno2002–03
JapanYokohama F. Marinos3JapanNaoki Matsuda1995–2010Posthumous
KazakhstanAstana1KazakhstanNenad ErićGK2011–20[55][56]
KazakhstanShakhtar Karagandy14KazakhstanAndrei FinonchenkoFW2000–16[57]
KosovoTrepça '89
15
Kosovo Erion Kajtazi[58]MF2022Posthumous
 Liberia14LiberiaGeorge WeahFW1987–2018[59]
LibyaAl Ahly TripoliLibyaTarik El TaibMF1995–2001
MaldivesVB Addu FC7MaldivesAli AshfaqFW2008–11
MaltaVallettaMaltaGilbert AgiusMF1990–2013Club legend
MaltaLija6Malta Daniel Scerri2003–23
MexicoAtlante12MexicoFélix FernándezGK1989–2003
MexicoGuadalajara8MexicoSalvador ReyesFW1953–67, 2008No. retired in 2013[60]
22MexicoJosé Martínez GonzálezMF1970–81Posthumous[61][62]
MexicoMonterrey26ChileHumberto SuazoFW2007–14Club legend
28MexicoJesús Arellano1992–97, 2000–11[n3 16]
MexicoPachuca1ColombiaMiguel CaleroGK2000–11Posthumous[n3 17]
17Costa RicaHernán MedfordFW1994–97
20ArgentinaPablo Gómez1999–2001Posthumous
110ColombiaAndrés ChitivaMF2001–08, 2011[n3 18]
MexicoUANL7PeruGerónimo Barbadillo1977–82[65]
MoroccoRaja Casablanca23MoroccoZakaria ZeroualiDF2011Posthumous
NetherlandsAjax14NetherlandsJohan CruyffFW1957–73, 1981–83No. retired in 2007[66]
Netherlands SCG'1811Netherlands Jan van Os1998–
NetherlandsTelstar22NetherlandsLuciano van den BergDF2004–05Posthumous
NetherlandsUtrecht4FranceDavid di Tommaso2004–05
NetherlandsVitesseNetherlandsTheo Bos1983–98
New ZealandWellington Phoenix22New ZealandAndrew Durante2008–19Club legend[67]
North MacedoniaFK Osogovo7North Macedonia Nikola MantovFW?–1973Posthumous[68]
Northern IrelandLinfield11Northern IrelandNoel BailieDF1986–2011Club legend[n3 19]
NorwayFredrikstad8NorwayDagfinn EnerlyMF2004–05
PanamaÁrabe Unido21PanamaAmílcar Henríquez2003–08, 2016–17Posthumous[69]
PanamaChepo77Panama Jonathan Rodríguez2006–09Posthumous
PeruUniversitario
9
PeruTeodoro FernándezFW1930–53[70]
22
PeruJosé Luis CarranzaMF1986–2004[71]
PolandArka Gdynia5Poland Zbigniew BielińskiDF1966–81Posthumous[72]
PolandCracovia1PolandVatican CityJohn Paul IIGKClub supporter[n3 20]
PolandGKS Katowice9PolandJan FurtokFW1979–88, 1995–98Club legend[75]
PolandLegia Warsaw10PolandKazimierz DeynaMF1966–78Posthumous
PolandPiast Gliwice21SpainGerard Badía2014–21Club legend[76]
PolandPogoń Szczecin5BrazilEdi AndradinaFW2005–07, 2011–13Club legend[77]
78PolandOlgierd MoskalewiczMF1991–98, 2003–04, 2009–10Club legend[78]
PolandRaków Częstochowa13PolandPiotr Malinowski2015–21Club legend[79]
PolandStomil Olsztyn2Poland Andrzej BiedrzyckiDF1985–2001, 2002Posthumous[80]
PolandWidzew Łódź11PolandWłodzimierz SmolarekFW1974–78, 1980–86Posthumous
PolandZagłębie Lubin10Poland Paweł PiotrowskiMF1996–2002Posthumous[81]
PortugalBenfica29HungaryMiklós FehérFW2002–04Posthumous
PortugalBoavistaPortugal Edu Ferreira2016–17Posthumous[n3 21]
RomaniaArgeș Pitești10RomaniaNicolae DobrinMF1962–81, 1982–83Posthumous
RomaniaDinamo București11RomaniaCătălin Hîldan1994–2000
14CameroonPatrick Ekeng2016
25RomaniaIonel Dănciulescu1995–97, 2002–09, 2010–13Club Legend
RomaniaSteaua București7RomaniaMarius LăcătușFW1983–90, 1993–2000No. retired on 7 July 2021
RussiaCSKA Moscow16UkraineSerhiy PerkhunGK2001Posthumous
RussiaRubin Kazan17RussiaLenar GilmullinDF2003–07Posthumous
61TurkeyGökdeniz KaradenizMF2008–18Club legend
RussiaUral23Russia Pyotr HrustovskyFW1999, 2001–03Posthumous
ScotlandHeart of Midlothian26LithuaniaMarius ŽaliūkasDF2007–13Posthumous
El SalvadorFAS10El SalvadorMágico GonzálezFW1977–82, 1991–99Club legend
El SalvadorMunicipal Limeño11El SalvadorOscar Armando Díaz?–1998Posthumous[83]
Saudi ArabiaNajran SC20Saudi ArabiaAl Hasan Al-Yami1991–96, 2005–10No. retired in 2012[84]
SerbiaPartizan Belgrade22SerbiaSaša IlićMF1996–2005, 2010–19Club legend[85]
SerbiaRadnički Niš10SerbiaIvan Krstić1999–2000Posthumous
SerbiaRed Star Belgrade11SerbiaDragan Džajić1963–75, 1977–78Club legend[86]
26SerbiaGoran Gogić2013−14Posthumous[87]
SlovakiaSpartak Trnava9SlovakiaLadislav Kuna1964–80Posthumous
SloveniaMaribor19CroatiaStipe BalajićDF/MF1998–2005Club legend
33SloveniaJasmin HandanovićGK2011–21
9BrazilMarcos TavaresFW2008–22
South AfricaAjax Cape Town21South AfricaCecil LoloDF2009–15Posthumous[88]
South AfricaOrlando Pirates1South AfricaSenzo MeyiwaGK2005–14Posthumous[89]
10South AfricaJomo SonoMFClub legend
13South Africa Clifford Moleko1997–98Posthumous
22South AfricaLesley ManyathelaFW2000–03
South KoreaDaejeon Citizen FC18South KoreaKim Eun-jung1997–2003, 2014Club legend
21South KoreaChoi Eun-sungGK1998–2012
South KoreaDaewoo Royals16South KoreaKim Joo-SungMF1987–92, 1994–99
South KoreaFC Seoul13South KoreaGo Yo-han2004–23
South KoreaJeonbuk Hyundai Motors20South KoreaLee Dong-gookFW2009–20
SpainCórdoba8SpainJuanín1960–70Posthumous
SpainEspanyol21SpainDaniel JarqueDF2002–09
SpainExtremadura19SpainJose Antonio ReyesFW2019Posthumous[90]
SpainReal Betis26SpainMiki RoquéDF2010–12Posthumous
SwedenAssyriska FF18SwedenEddie MoussaFW2001–10
SwedenHelsingborgs IF17SwedenHenrik Larsson1992–93, 2006–09
SwedenKalmar FF15SwedenJohny ErlandssonMF1973–88Club legend[n3 22]
8SwedenHenrik Rydström1993–2013Club legend[n3 23]
SwedenNorrköping18IcelandStefán ÞórðarsonFW2004–07, 2009Club legend[n3 24]
SwedenUmeå IK6SwedenMalin MoströmMF1995–2007Club legend[n3 25]
SwitzerlandBasel2SwitzerlandMassimo CeccaroniDF1987–2002
20SwitzerlandFabian FreiMF2007–15, 2018–24
SwitzerlandSt. Gallen17SwitzerlandMarc ZellwegerDF1994–2001, 2003–10
ThailandTOT-CAT19Thailand Chanont Wong-aree2009–10Posthumous
TurkeyAlanyaspor90Czech RepublicJosef ŠuralFW2019Posthumous[93]
Turkeyİstanbul Başakşehir12TurkeyRecep Tayyip ErdoğanSignificant supporter[n3 26]
TurkeyKonyaspor6TurkeyAhmet Yılmaz ÇalıkDF2013–22Posthumous
United StatesBaltimore Blast
3
CanadaMike ReynoldsDF1986–91Posthumous[95]
United StatesColorado Rapids
17
United StatesMarcelo BalboaDF1996–2001No. retired in 2025[96]
25
United StatesPablo MastroeniMF2002–13No. retired in 2021[97]
United StatesEastern Illinois men's
19
United States Erik Proffitt1987–88Posthumous[n3 27]
United StatesHofstra men's
5
United StatesGary FloodDF2003–06No. retired in 2008[100][101]
9
England Michael ToddFW2003–06No. retired in 2008[100][101]
United StatesHofstra women's
17
United States Tiffany YovinoFW2007–10No. retired in 2011[100][102]
20
United StatesSue WeberDF2005–07No. retired in 2008[100][102]
United StatesFC Kansas City12United StatesLauren HolidayMF2013–15
United StatesNew York Cosmos
9
ItalyGiorgio ChinagliaFW1976–83Posthumous[n3 28]
10
BrazilPelé1975–77Club legend[n3 29]
United StatesNew York Red Bulls
99
EnglandBradley Wright-Phillips2013–19Club legend[n3 30]
United StatesPortland Timbers
3
EnglandClive CharlesDF1978–81Posthumous[n3 31]
United StatesRochester New York
14
Trinidad and TobagoMickey TrotmanMF2001Posthumous[109]
19
United StatesDoug MillerFW1996–99, 2003–06No. retired in 2006[110]
United StatesTampa Bay Rowdies
6
South AfricaMike ConnellDF1975–84No. retired in 2013[111]
12
United StatesPerry Van der BeckMF1978–82, 1984, 1991–93Club legend[n3 32]
United StatesUMass women's
1
United StatesBriana ScurryGK1990–93Club legend[113][114]
2
United States April KaterFW1987–90Club legend[113]
UkraineShakhtar Donetsk33CroatiaDarijo Srna[115]DF2003–18Club legend
UkraineZorya LuhanskUkraineMaksym BilyiMF2010–13Posthumous[116]
VietnamHoàng Anh Gia Lai
13
ThailandKiatisuk SenamuangFW2001–06Club legend
14
Vietnam Võ Bá KhôiDF2003–06Posthumous
WalesCardiff City7EnglandPeter Whittingham[117]MF2007–17
WalesSwansea City
40
AustriaBesian Idrizaj[118]FW2009–10
WalesEmerald FC2Ivory Coast Hussein HammoudDF2017–24
Notes
  1. ^Number retired after García committed suicide on 4 February 2021.[10][11][12] He was the all-time club top scorer inArgentine Primera División.[13]
  2. ^His double-digit number, worn from 2007, was retired on 12 December 2015 when he retired from football. The single-digit '1' may still be used, but the iconic '01', which is an inverted '10', is retired.[18]
  3. ^Richter lost his leg as a result of a lightning strike[22]
  4. ^Kee had to leave football due to mental health issues.
  5. ^Recognised as the youngest-ever first-team player and goalscorer.
  6. ^Foé died on the pitch while playing forCameroon, was at Manchester City on loan fromLyon at the time.[23]
  7. ^Philo was killed in a car accident and the number 14 shirt retired. It was later revealed he was significantly over the drink-drive limit and his car veered on to the other side of the road, killing a 58-year-old mother of two.[30][23]
  8. ^Anin retired after suffering a serious car accident which left him paralyzed.[32]
  9. ^Number was retired in recognition of his career at the club and for his all-time record goal scoring in the league. He is the first in the history of Haitian football to have a number permanently removed from use.[34][35]
  10. ^Biaksangzuala died while celebrating a goal[38]
  11. ^Number was retired in dedication to the club's captain after he died in his sleep in 2017. McBride was 27 years old.
  12. ^Number was retired in dedication to the club's all-time record goal scorer after Farren died ofcancer in 2016.
  13. ^On January 26, 2002 during an Israeli Premier League match againstBeitar Jerusalem, Levi suddenly collapsed in the middle of the pitch, away from the run of play. Levi was treated for years, and later returned to his family house in avegetative state.[46]
  14. ^Exception granted for another member of Maldini family, in which case the number would be reissued.[52]
  15. ^Current record holder for most appearances[54]
  16. ^The shirt is not fully retired. Arellano has given consent for his son to adopt the number 28.
  17. ^Calero's number had been retired on 23 October 2011 after Calero's retirement as a professional player. Later his number was retired again posthumous when he died on 4 December 2012.
  18. ^Chitiva was given number 100 in 2011 to commemorate the 110th. anniversary of the club. Chitiva was chosen to carry that number due to his career in the club.[63][64]
  19. ^No. retired in 2011 to commemorate his world record of 1,013 senior appearances for the club.
  20. ^Pope John Paul did not play for Cracovia but was a strong supporter of the team.[73] The number was retired on 4 January 2005 during Pope's private audience with the players and staff of Cracovia inVatican City, during which they gave him a shirt with his name and number.[74]
  21. ^Ferreira died on 23 December 2017, with the number retired on 3 January 2018.Leonardo Acevedo was the last player to hold the number, but changed to the 59 shirt midway through the2017–18 season.[82]
  22. ^Previous record holder for most appearances
  23. ^Current record holder for most appearances and current manager[91]
  24. ^The shirt was worn by Þórðarson during his comeback for the club during the 2009 season. Has been worn again since 2017.
  25. ^The shirt was worn by Moström during her comeback at the club during the 2007 season.[92]
  26. ^Erdogan was not a player but a politician and long-time supporter of the club.[94] The number 12 refers to the "12th. man".
  27. ^Proffitt died in April 1989 after contracting spinal meningitis. He was 20 years old.[98][99]
  28. ^Number retired in June 2014 by thesecond Cosmos franchise.[103][104]
  29. ^Number retired on 1 October 1977, at half-time of his testimonial match.[105] The number remained retired by therebornCosmos team.[106]
  30. ^Wright-Phillips left the New York Red Bulls in 2019, but the franchise had announced his number would be retired in August 2018[107]
  31. ^Number retired on 23 August 2003[108]
  32. ^Number retired on 1 October 2010 by Tampa Bay before they rebranded into the second incarnation of the Rowdies.[112]

Special cases

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TeamNo.PlayerPos.TenureNotes
 Argentina national team
10
ArgentinaDiego MaradonaMF1977–94Retired and re-issued[n1 1]
ArgentinaRiver Plate
12
1949–2013[n1 2]Unofficially retired[n1 3]
AustraliaSydney FC
15
Northern IrelandTerry McFlynnMF2005–14Unofficially retired[n1 4]
AustriaRapid Wien
5
AustriaPeter SchöttelDF1986–2001Temporarily retired[n1 5]
AustriaRapid Wien
11
GermanySteffen HofmannMF2002–18Retired for at least eleven years
BrazilPalmeiras12BrazilMarcosGK1993–2012Retired for GK only[n1 6]
BrazilSantos
10
BrazilPeléFW1956–74Temporarily retired[n1 7]
ColombiaSanta Fe
23
ColombiaLéider PreciadoFW1995–98, 2000–01, 2004–08, 2011Temporarily retired[n1 8]
Czech RepublicSlavia Prague
7
Czech RepublicStanislav Vlček2004–07, 2009–13Not fully retired[n1 9]
 Ecuador national team
11
EcuadorChristian Benítez2005–13Retired and re-issued[n1 10]
EnglandBradford City
8
England Tomi Solomon2019–21Retired in academy[n1 11]
EnglandPortsmouth
13
EnglandAaron FlahavanGK1994–2001Temporarily retired[n1 12]
EnglandLeeds United
17
ItalyMassimo Cellino2014Temporarily retired[n1 13]
EnglandExeter City
9
EnglandAdam StansfieldFW2006–10Temporarily retired[n1 14]
EnglandWolverhampton
1
NigeriaCarl IkemeGK2003–18Temporarily retired[n1 15]
FinlandFC Haka
14
RussiaValeri PopovitchFW1994–2008Partially retired[n1 16]
FranceLyon
16
FranceLuc BorrelliGK1998–99Temporarily retired[n1 17]
17
CameroonMarc-Vivien FoéMF2000–03Temporarily retired[n1 18]
Germany1. FC Köln
10
GermanyLukas PodolskiMF2002–06, 2009–12Temporarily retired[n1 19]
GermanySchalke 04
7
SpainRaúlFW2010–12Temporarily retired[n1 20]
HondurasMotagua16HondurasEdy VásquezMF2003–07Temporarily retired[n1 21]
HungaryDiósgyőri VTK77SpainJosé Juan Luque1996–2013Temporarily retired[n1 22]
IranPersepolis
7
IranAli ParvinMF1970–87Partially retired[n1 23]
IsraelMaccabi Tel Aviv
12
IsraelMeni LeviDF2000–02Unofficially retired[n1 24]
ItalyLivorno
10
ItalyIgor ProttiFW1985–88, 1999–2005Temporarily retired[n1 25]
ItalyMilan
3
ItalyPaolo MaldiniDF1984–2009Partially retired[n1 26]
ItalyRoma
6
BrazilAldairDF1990–2003Temporarily retired[n1 27]
JapanSagan Tosu
17
Japan Sakata Michitaka2001–Key figure[n1 28]
KosovoLlapi9Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaFadil VokrriFW1976–79Retired and re-issued
LebanonAkhaa Ahli Aley
20
LebanonMohamed AtwiMF2018–20Temporarily retired[n1 29]
MexicoGuadalajara
11
MexicoRamón Morales1998–2011[n1 30]Unofficially retired[n1 31]
MexicoPachuca
8
MexicoGabriel CaballeroMF/FW1998–2009Temporarily retired[n1 32]
MexicoUNAM
12
MexicoSergio BernalGK1989–2001, 2003–10Retired and re-issued[155]
NetherlandsAjax
34
NetherlandsAbdelhak NouriMF2016–17Unofficially retired[n1 33]
NorwayStabæk
7
NorwayChrister BasmaDF1995–98Temporarily retired[n1 34]
PortugalBenfica
10
PortugalFernando ChalanaMF1976–84, 1987–90Temporarily retired[n1 35]
PortugalUnião LeiriaPortugalHugo Cunha2004–05Temporarily retired[n1 36]
ScotlandDunfermline Athletic
4
ScotlandNorrie McCathieDF1981–96Temporarily retired[n1 37]
ScotlandMotherwell
10
ScotlandPhil O'DonnellMF1990–94, 2004–07Unofficially retired[n1 38]
South AfricaOrlando Pirates
22
South AfricaLesley ManyathelaFW2000−03Occasionally re-issued[n1 39]
SpainBarcelona
21
SpainLuis EnriqueMF1996–2004Temporarily retired[n1 40]
SpainOviedo
10
SlovakiaPeter DubovskýMF1995–2000Temporarily retired[n1 41]
SpainSevilla
16
SpainAntonio PuertaDF2004–07Temporarily retired[n1 42]
SwedenÖsters IF
6
SwedenMario VasiljDF2006–18Temporarily retired[n1 43]
SwedenHammarby IF10SwedenKennedy BakirciogluMF1999–2003, 2012–18Temporarily retired[n1 44]
TurkeyGalatasaray
3
TurkeyBülent KorkmazDF1984–2005Temporarily retired[n1 45]
United StatesLA Galaxy
13
United StatesCobi JonesMF1996–2007Unofficially retired[n1 46]
United StatesNorth Carolina women's
19
United StatesMia HammFW1989–93Retired[165][166] and re-issued[167]
United StatesReal Salt Lake
9
United StatesJason KreisMF/FW2005–07Retired and re-issued[n1 47]
11
ArgentinaJavier MoralesMF2007–16Retired and re-issued[n1 47]
United StatesTampa Bay Rowdies
7
South AfricaSteve WegerleFW1977–81, 1984, 1988–90Temporarily retired[n1 48]
Notes
  1. ^The number 10 had been retired by theArgentine Football Association in October 2001 to honour Maradona. Before the2002 World Cup, the AFA submitted a squad list of 23 players for the tournament, listed 1 through 24, with the number 10 omitted.[23] FIFA rejected Argentina's list, and the governing body's president,Sepp Blatter suggested the number 10 shirt be instead given to the team's third-choice goalkeeper,Roberto Bonano. AFA ultimately submitted a revised list withAriel Ortega, originally listed as number 23, as the number 10.[119] The number 10 has been worn by other players since, most notably byLionel Messi, whom Maradona considered "his successor".
  2. ^Period counts since squad numbers were established as mandatory in Argentina.[120]
  3. ^Following an initiative by then managerRamón Díaz,[121] the club decided to put this number out of circulation in 2013 because arch-rivalBoca Juniors fans are nicknamed "La 12".[122][123][124] Due to Conmebol rules (that forced players to wear consecutive numbers) the #12 was ocassionally re-issued for international competitions. Nevertheless, the number has not been issued since 2024 neither in domestic nor in international competitions.[121]
  4. ^Sydney FC have not officially retired the number 15 shirt, but it has not been allocated to another player since McFlynn retired from professional football in 2014. McFlynn also held a staffing position with Sydney FC from 2014 until 2019.
  5. ^Schottel's number was temporarily retired for at least ten years. In 2013, it was reactivated and given toThanos Petsos.
  6. ^Outfield players are allowed to use the number.
  7. ^The number 10 was temporarily retired in honor renowned strikerPelé following the club's relegation from theCampeonato Brasileiro Série A after 111 years.[125]
  8. ^The number was out of circulation for a period of 23 months (starting May 2012) in honor of the second top scorer in the history of the club.[126]
  9. ^Rather than retiring the number, the club opted to freeze the number for any future player that wants it, provided that the applying player meets 7 game achievements. Among those are scoring 3 goals overall againstSparta Prague, being nominated for his national team, winning the trophy for top goalscorer and others. Even thoughMilan Škoda met the requirements in the2016–17 season, he opted to keep his number 21. The 7 was eventually given toDanny upon him joining the team for2017-18 season. Vlček gave his consent and Danny pledged to work to meet the remaining criteria.[127]
  10. ^The number 10 had been retired by theFEF in 2013 to honour Benítez, died at 27 years old from acardiac arrest.[128][129] Nevertheless, the number had to be reissued due to FIFA rules for the2014 World Cup that stated squads to be numbered 1–23.[7] For that occasion,Felipe Caicedo was given number 11.[130]
  11. ^Bradford retired number 8 across all age groups of the Bradford Academy, after the tragic death of 13-yo player Tomi Solomon, stating that it shall 'remain with him forever'.[131] Solomon drowned in River Calder in 2021.[132] The decision did not include the senior squad, where the number remain in use.
  12. ^Following Flahavan's death in a car accident in August 2001, Portsmouth and his first club,Southampton, retired their number 1 shirts for the 2001–02 season as a mark of respect. From the 2003–04 season, Portsmouth retired the number 13 shirt, as this was the number Flahavan wore during the majority of his time at the club. Number 13 remained unused until 2011, when it was allocated to goalkeeperStephen Henderson, and it has been reissued since.
  13. ^Leeds retired the number 17 shirt due to Italian chairman Massimo Cellino's superstitions, as 17 is considered an unlucky number inItalian culture. Number was re-issued in July 2019.[133]
  14. ^The club retired the number 9 for nine seasons after the striker died of cancer on 10 August 2010. The number returned to use in 2020, following the arrival of Stansfield’s son,Jay Stansfield, at Exeter City. As of 2023, Jay Stansfield continues to wear the number 9 shirt.[134]
  15. ^Carl Ikeme retired from professional football before the 2018–2019 season after complete remission fromacute leukaemia and the club decided to leave the jersey –previously worn by Ikeme– vacant,[135] with newly signedRui Patrício unusually wearing the number 11[136] and the other team goalkeepers wearing numbers ending in "1".[137][138] In 2021, the number was reissued following the signing of new goalkeeperJosé Sá, and after Ikeme stated publicly that he wished for someone to take the number.[139][140]
  16. ^First ever retired shirt number in the history of Finnish football is ex-Haka's Valeri Popovitch's number 14. Popovitch has stated that his sons, who are still playing for Haka's junior teams, can wear the legendary number if they want.[141]
  17. ^Posthumous – returned to use in 2011.
  18. ^Posthumous – returned to use in 2008.
  19. ^The club had announced that the number would remain out of circulation as long as Podolski is playing football on a professional level. Nevertheless, the #10 was given toPatrick Helmes in July 2014.[142]
  20. ^At the time Raúl left the club, the team intended to retire the jersey indefinitely.[143] However, the retirement of this shirt only lasted one year; withMax Meyer wearing it from 2013 to 2018.
  21. ^Posthumous, retired from 2007 to 2009.
  22. ^Retired on 2 June 2013 in respect of Luque being the most notable player in the DVTK history. His number was retired for ten years.
  23. ^The shirt was retired after Parvin's retirement, but Parvin gave the shirt to player Hamid Estili and the shirt has since not been retired permanently.[144][145][146][147]
  24. ^During a game between Maccabi Tel Aviv andBeitar Jerusalem, Levi chest-controlled and kicked the ball, ran back to defend, then collapsed. He returned to his feet, and then collapsed a second time. He was subsequently on a life-support machine, and has since returned home. The club claims that the number 12 is unofficially reserved for the fans.[148]
  25. ^In December 2005, Livorno officially retired the #10 jersey. However, Protti, who led the forward line and captained his side in two promotions from Serie C1 to Serie A, quickly gaining a reputation as a fan favourite, announced his willingness to see the #10 number reissued to another player, in order to "give anybody back a dream to dress it one day." This was made effective starting from the2007–08 season, in whichFrancesco Tavano played with the #10 number.[149]
  26. ^Maldini's number was not fully retired so he gave consent for his sons to adopt the number 3 shirt if either of them play professionally for the club.[23][150]
  27. ^The shirt number had been retired by the club when the player left the club in 2003. WhenKevin Strootman joined Roma in 2013, he asked for permission to wear number 6. The club approved the request after Aldair gave his consent.[151][152] The number remained in use and has given to other players since.
  28. ^The shirt was retired posthumously, to honour Michikata who played a key role in establishment of formerTosu Futures and their revival as Sagan Tosu, and who died due to kidney cancer on 7 January 2000. Number 17, derived from the day of his death, was selected to be retired. The number would later also be dedicated to the club's fans, thus they have not retired squad number 12 like most Japanese League teams.
  29. ^Akhaa Ahli Aley have retired the squad number 20, in honour of Atwi's death in 2020 due to a stray bullet in the head. The club has retired the number for two seasons—from 2020 to 2022—the duration in which Atwi stayed at the club.[153]
  30. ^Career as player. Since 2013, Morales became part of the coaching staff.
  31. ^The shirt was never officially retired, but it was not issued out of American competitions for the time between Morales' exit and his return as a coach. All players intending to wear the jersey have to ask for Morales' consent. It is now being worn byIsaác Brizuela.
  32. ^Caballero's number was just temporarily retired for five years. After that period, it was reactivated and given toHirving Lozano in 2014.[154]
  33. ^Nouri collapsed on the pitch after suffering severecardiac arrhythmia,[156] which forced him to leave football.[157] Number 34 has not been issued since then.
  34. ^The club had retired the number to honor Basma's career at Stabæk. However, the retirement was revoked after 2004 season and the number given toHenning Hauger.
  35. ^After the death of Chalana, the club announced the number 10 jersey would become vacated for the 2022–23 season.[158]
  36. ^Posthumous; has been worn again since 2009.
  37. ^The club retired the number after club captain McCathie was found dead in his home on 8 January 1996, as a result ofCarbon monoxide poisoning.[159] At that time, Scottish League clubs used shirt numbered from 1 to 11, so for the remainder of the 1995–96 season, 12 was used instead. However, the number was not retired permanently, and has been re-issued since.
  38. ^O'Donnell collapsed while playing for Motherwell againstDundee United in 2007. He was pronounced dead at Wishaw General Hospital. The number 10 shirt was worn by his nephewDavid Clarkson during the 2008–09 season. Since Clarkson left in June 2009, it has not been retired, but has not been issued to any subsequent player.
  39. ^The club retired the number 22 after Manyathela died in a car crash in August 2003. However,Confederation of African Football rules state that shirts must be numbered 1–30 in continental club competitions, so Pirates has re-issued it in those special cases.
  40. ^Luis Enrique joined the club as a free agent from eternal rivalsReal Madrid, spending eight years at Barcelona, even becoming captain of the team. The shirt was retired for just two years (2004–06), sinceLa Liga did not allow numbers to be retired permanently. The number 21 shirt was awarded toLilian Thuram in 2006. Since his arrival at the club in 2020,Frenkie de Jong currently holds the number 21 shirt, taking it fromCarles Aleñá.
  41. ^TheSpanish Football League allowed Oviedo to retire number 10 just for the2000–01 season, as an exception to its rules. At the end of the season, number 10 was re-issued.
  42. ^The number was temporarily retired after Puerta died of a cardiac arrest on the first match day in La Liga 2007–2008. However, Spanish Football Federation rules state that clubs must use number 1 to 25 for their regular squad, and as a result,David Prieto wore the number in 2008 in honour of his friend.[160] It has become a club policy to reserve number 16 for players coming from theyouth academy as a tribute to Puerta, who was a youth system product. Exceptions have been made when 16 was the only jersey number available.[161]
  43. ^Retired for six years.[162]
  44. ^Retired for ten years between 2019 and 2028.[163]
  45. ^Despite the club announcing the retirement of the number, it has been re-issued.
  46. ^The number was not officially retired by the Galaxy but had not been worn since Jones retired. In 2017, it was given toJermaine Jones.[164]
  47. ^abJason Kreis's number 9 was not worn by RSL players after the time of its retirement in 2011.[168] However, in 2019, when the club decided to retire Javier Morales's number 11, Kreis pleaded with the club to recirculate his number 9. As a result, both number 9 and number 11 are still circulated numbers for the club. Kreis and Morales's names and numbers are "retired" and displayed prominently above the player's tunnel on the west concourse of America First Field.[169]
  48. ^Although his number had been retired bythe original franchise in 1989,[170] thecurrent team has reissued it.

Dedication to fans

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Number 12

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Some clubs dedicate a number to their fans, and do not issue it to any player. The most common number for this practice is 12, from descriptions of the fans as "the twelfth man". Clubs and teams that do not give the '12' to any player include:

Notes
  1. ^abcDespite having their number "12" retired, Brazilian clubs have had to re-issue them forCONMEBOL competitions such asCopa Libertadores, where the squads must be numbered from 1 to 25 consecutively,[171] although that rule changed and teams can use arbitrary numbers from 1 to 50.[9]

Other numbers retired

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  • 1 –AIK,Djurgården IF, andPSIM Yogyakarta[178] reserve the number for their supporters.
  • 7 –Paysandu reserve the number for their supporters.
  • 11 –Indy Eleven reserve the number for their supporters.
  • 13 –Reading andBryne reserve the number for their supporters,Panathinaikos reserve the number in honour ofGate 13, theultras based in the respective gate in home matches. Between 2002 and 2007Norwich City reserved the number 13 shirt for "the fans" after which it was worn byDeclan Rudd whileShrewsbury Town reserve the number 13 shirt for the fan who wins a pre-season competition.
  • 16 –Bursaspor reserve the number for their supporters.
  • 17 –Atlanta United FC reserve the number for their supporters and to reference theirinaugural season inMajor League Soccer.[179] For the2021 MLS season, the club also reserved the number 44 as part of a tribute by Atlanta-area sports teams in memoriam ofHenry Aaron ofthe local MLB club, who died on 22 January 2021.[180]
  • 17 –Sagan Tosu retired the number in dedication to their fans.
  • 27 –Bournemouth use squad number for the Steve Fletcher Stand which houses the large majority of hardcore supporters, the number 50 for "12th man" and the number 99 shirt for their mascot, Cherry Bear.
  • 33 –Remo reserve the number for their supporters.
  • 40 –Oldham Athletic reserve the number for their fans.
  • 55 –Rochdale retired the number on 13 January 2017 in honour of five-year old Joshua McCormack who died of cancer.[181]
  • 58 –Portsmouth retired the number for their mascot Nelson, with Nelson’s name and number appearing on club issued match day programmes
  • 79 –APOEL have reserved the shirt number in honour ofPAN.SY.FI. (APOELUltras), to denote the year the group was founded, 1979.[182]
  • 88 –Barito Putera have reserved the shirt number to honor the identity of the team which was formed in 1988.[183]

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