England only won the World Cup once — in 1966 — but the Three Lions have produced extraordinary talent across generations. Who is the greatest?
1Bobby Charlton1966 World Cup winner, the heart of the England midfield and one of European football's greatest players.
2Bobby MooreCaptained England to the 1966 World Cup title; Pelé called him the finest defender he faced.
3Gary LinekerEngland's second all-time top scorer and 1986 World Cup Golden Boot winner.
4Wayne RooneyEngland's all-time top scorer (53 goals), the country's greatest modern striker.
5David BeckhamEngland captain and a global icon whose crossing and set-piece delivery were without peer.
6Alan ShearerPremier League all-time top scorer and dominant centre-forward who powered England in the 90s.
7Geoff HurstThe only man to score a hat-trick in a World Cup final, driving England to the 1966 title.
8Stanley MatthewsThe 'Wizard of the Dribble', first Ballon d'Or winner (1956) and England's first great winger.
9Gordon BanksWidely rated the finest goalkeeper in football history; made 'the save of the century' against Pelé.
10Paul GascoigneThe most gifted English player of his generation, a mercurial talent at Italia 90.
11Jimmy GreavesEngland's third all-time top scorer (44 goals) and one of the most natural finishers ever.
12Bryan RobsonEngland's 'Captain Marvel' and the complete midfielder of the 1980s.
13Tom FinneyDeadly winger, twice Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year, and a 1950s great.
14Harry KaneBroke Wayne Rooney's all-time England scoring record; two-time Premier League Golden Boot.


































