How many Liverpool players are current internationals for their country?
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Steven Gerrard and Peter Crouch
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32 countrey from all around the world \n\nwww.fifaworldcup.com
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If you reside in the country for (I think) more than 7 years, you can become a national player if you become a resident.\n\nAs for the question of "Who can they play for?" the answer lies in parents and grandparents. Michael Owen was actually born in Wales, and I'm sure Wayne Rooney (Rooney is an Irish name) has Irish heritage, he could probably have played for them if he'd wished.\n\nAnother interesting point - Lukas Podolski, Oliver Neuville and Miroslav Klose were all born in Poland, yet they play for Germany due to their ancestry.
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Yes. Liverpool supporters!
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I think U should search the web,or U may contact the clup it self & ask it,the link is\nwww.liverpoolfc.com\nGOOD LUCK\n:)
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Excluding Friendlies against Uraguay, Indonesia and Israel\nIncluding East Germany, West Germany and Chili\n\n10 FW Gary Manuel\n13 FW Peter Ollerton\n14 FW Max Tolson\n15 DF Harry Williams\n16 DF Ivo Rudic  \n17 MD David Harding \n18 DF John Watkiss \n21 GK Jim Milisavljevic \n22 GK Allan Maher  \n\nAll matches including friendlies\n\n14 FW Max Tolson\n16 DF Ivo Rudic \n18 DF John Watkiss \n21 GK Jim Milisavljevic \n22 GK Allan Maher
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Liverpool Football Club (usually known simply as Liverpool) is an English football club that is based in Liverpool, Merseyside; current holders of the English FA Cup (2006), they are the most successful English football team of all time. Since being founded in 1892, Liverpool is the only English team to have won the Champions League five times. The club also has 18 Football League titles to its name, as well as being the English club to have won the most number of UEFA Cups, European Supercups and English League Cups. The club's home ground is the 45,400 capacity Anfield stadium, which is about three miles from the centre of Liverpool and situated on Anfield Road.\n\nThe club was founded on March 15, 1892 by John Houlding, the owner of Anfield. Houlding decided to form his own team after Everton left Anfield in an argument over rent. The original name was to be Everton F.C. but was changed to Liverpool F.C. (after the F.A. refused to recognise the team as Everton). Liverpool were elected to the Football League alongside Woolwich Arsenal two years later.\n\nThe club was involved in two of the biggest tragedies in European football — at Heysel in 1985 in which 39 spectators were crushed, and Hillsborough in 1989 in which 96 people died and 766 were injured. After Heysel, English clubs were banned from European competition for a period of five years, six in the case of Liverpool.\n\nLiverpool Football Club is not to be confused with Liverpool (Rugby) Football Club which was formed in 1858 and is now known as Liverpool St. Helens. The club has always had a strong Scottish link.
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I think it's a huge factor, but England still have a lot of talented players...Sean Wright Phillips might get a chance now.  They've still got Lampard, Cole, Beckham, Crouch...
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If you mean 'how many will be present' then the answer is 736. If you mean 'how many will play' then nobody knows. It depends on injuries, suspensions and squad rotation. I would expect somewhere between 540-550 will actually play at some point.
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Momo sissoko plays for Liverpool fc and the national side of mali
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Luis Garcia plays midfield/attack for liverpool fc all you amercainers should come into the light, give up on your single country made up sports and watch REAL football (what you call soccer)
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It's an English side and suprise, suprise....It's Chelsea! They have 17 players at the World Cup for 9 different countries, although they won't all be Chelsea players next season...\n\nEngland: John Terry, Wayne Bridge, Frank Lampard, Joe Cole\n\nCzech Republic: Petr Cech\n\nArgentina: Hernan Crespo\n\nFrance: Claude Makelele, William Gallas\n\nGermany: Michael Ballack, Robert Huth\n\nGhana: Michael Essien\n\nHolland: Arjen Robben\n\nIvory Coast: Didier Drogba\n\nPortgual: Paulo Ferreira, Ricardo Carvalho, Maniche (technically, although he's a a loan player)\n\nSpain: Asier Del Horno\n\nThe mighty Arsenal are a close second by the way, with 16 (if you include Rosciky)!
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Gerrard. All the others played at WC 2002.
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Andriy Shevchenko. Why do you ask the question if you are gonna make the answer so obvious? haha. How many Ukrainians play in Milan?
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Liverpool 5 Champions Cup/Champions League and 18 English Premier League Title
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THERES A MILLION! :)\ncan i put people who are CURRENTLY 25 too? :) lol\n\nkaebi\ngilardino\nzaccardo\nkazemian\nteymourian\nborhani\nmadanchi\nkaka\nrobinho\ntorres\nsergio ramos\nc.ronaldo\nmessi\nde rossi\npodolski\n& more. :)
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There are 32 in the final competition. \n\nAny country that is a member of fifa is allowed to compete in the qualifying rounds though.  Which is how only England is represented from Great Britain (Wales and Northern Ireland were eliminated in the qualifying group.  Scotland was in a different qualifying group, but were also eliminated before the finals.)\n\nCheck www.fifa.com for a full listing.