Premier League squad lists: every club, every player

Here are the full squad lists for the 20 Premier League clubs with their homegrown players in bold

Arsenal

1 Almunia, Manuel

2 Arshavin, Andrey

3 Bendtner, Nicklas

4 Chamakh, Marouane

5 Clichy, Gaël

6 Denilson

7 Diaby, Abou

8 Djourou, Johan

9 Eboué, Emmanuel

10 Fabianski, Lukasz

11 Fábregas, Cesc

12 Koscielny, Laurent

13 Mannone, Vito

14 Nasri, Samir

15 Rosicky, Tomas

16 Sagna, Bacary

17 Song, Alex

18 Van Persie, Robin

19 Vermaelen, Thomas

20 Squillaci, Sébastien

Under 21 players (selected)

Gibbs, Kieran

Ramsey, Aaron

Traoré, Armand

Vela Carlos

Walcott, Theo

Wilshere, Jack

Aston Villa

1 Agbonlahor, Gabriel

2 Beye, Habib

3 Carew, John

4 Collins, James

5 Cúellar, Carlos

6 Davies, Curtis

7 Downing, Stewart

8 Dunne, Richard

9 Friedel, Brad

10 Guzan, Brad

11 Heskey, Emile

12 Hogg, Jonathan

13 Lichaj, Eric

14 Ireland, Stephen

15 Osbourne, Isaiah

16 Petrov, Stilian

17 Reo-Coker, Nigel

18 Salifou, Moustapha

19 Sidwell, Steven

20 Warnock, Stephen

21 Young, Ashley

22 Young, Luke

Under 21 players (selected)

Albrighton, Marc

Collins, James

Delfouneso, Nathan

Delph, Fabian

Birmingham City

1 Taylor, Maik

2 Carr, Stephen

3 Murphy, David

4 Bowyer, Lee

5 Johnson, Roger

6 Ridgewell, Liam

7 Larsson, Sebastian

8 Gardner, Craig

9 Phillips, Kevin

10 Jerome, Cameron

11 O’Connor, Garry

12 Ferguson, Barry

13 Doyle, Colin

14 Derbyshire, Matt

15 Dann, Scott

16 McFadden, James

17 Míchel

18 Fahey, Keith

19 Zigic, Nikola

20 Parnaby, Stuart

21 Hleb, Alexander

22 Beausejour, Jean

23 Foster, Ben

24 Jiranek, Martin

25 O’Shea, James

Under 21 players (selected)

Delfouneso, Emmitt

Mutch, Jordon

Vallès, Enric

Blackburn Rovers

1 Robinson, Paul

2 Olsson, Martin

3 Samba, Christopher

4 Givet, Gaël

5 Nelsen, Ryan

6 Emerton, Brett

7 Dunn, David

8 Kalinic, Nikola

9 Diouf, El Hadji

10 Grella, Vince

11 Pedersen, Morten Gamst

12 Bunn, Mark

13 Nzonzi, Steven

14 Andrews, Keith

15 Salgado, Michel

16 Brown, Jason

17 Fielding, Francis

18 Chimbonda, Pascal

19 Diouf, Mame Biram

20 Mwaruwari, Benjani

21 Roberts, Jason

Under 21 players (selected)

Gunning, Gavin

Hoilett, David

Jones, Phil

Linganzi, Amine

Santa Cruz, Julio

Todd, John

Blackpool

1 Adam, Charlie

2 John-Baptiste, Alex

3 Basham, Chris

4 Crainey, Stephen

5 Martin, Malaury

6 Coid, Daniel

7 Demontagnac, Ishmel

8 Eardley, Neal

9 Edwards, Robert

10 Euell, Jason

11 Evatt, Ian

12 Gilks, Matthew

13 Grandin, Elliot

14 Harewood, Marlon

15 Keinan, Dekel

16 Ormerod, Brett

17 Southern, Keith

18 Sylvestre, Ludovic

19 Taylor-Fletcher, Gary

20 Varney, Luke

21 Vaughan, David

22 Campbell, DJ

23 Carney, David

24 Kingson, Richard

Under 21 players (selected)

Almond, Louis

Cathcart, Craig

Halstead, Mark

Husband, Stephen

Bolton Wanderers

1 Blake, Robert

2 Bogdan, Adam

3 Cahill, Gary

4 Cohen, Tamir

5 Davies, Kevin

6 Davies, Mark

7 Davis, Sean

8 Elmander, Johan

9 Gardner, Ricardo

10 Holden, Stuart

11 Jaaskelainen, Jussi

12 Klasnic, Ivan

13 Knight, Zat

14 Lee, Chung-yong

15 Muamba, Fabrice

16 O’Brien, Andy

17 O’Brien, Joey

18 Petrov, Martin

19 Ricketts, Sam

20 Robinson, Paul

21 Samuel, Jlloyd

22 Steinsson, Gretar

23 Taylor, Matthew

24 Al-Habsi, Ali

Under 21 players (selected)

Alonso, Marcos

Lynch, Jay

Moreno, Rodrigo

Obadeyi, Temitope

Ward, Daniel

Chelsea

1 Cech, Petr

2 Ivanovic, Branislav

3 Cole, Ashley

4 Essien, Michael

5 Ramires

6 Lampard, Frank

7 Benayoun, Yossi

8 Drogba, Didier

9 Mikel, John Obi

10 Malouda, Florent

11 Bosingwa, Jose

12 Zhirkov, Yuri

13 Ferreira, Paulo

14 Kalou, Salomon

15 Turnbull, Ross

16 Terry, John

17 Alex

18 Anelka, Nicolas

19 Hilário, Henrique

Under 21 players (selected)

Bertrand, Ryan

Borini, Fabio

Cork, Jack

Hutchinson, Sam

Kakuta, Gaël

Lalkovic, Milan

McEachran, Josh

Mellis, Jacob

Mitrovic, Marko

Philliskirk, Daniel

Rajkovic, Slobodan

Sebek, Jan

Sturridge, Daniel

Taylor, Rhys

Van Aanholt, Patrick

Bruma, Jeffrey

Woods, Michael

Everton

1 Hibbert, Tony

2 Baines, Leighton

3 Jagielka, Phil

4 Neville, Phil

5 Osman, Leon

6 Beckford, Jermaine

7 Cahill, Tim

8 Anichebe, Victor

9 Vaughan, James

10 Arteta, Mikel

11 Turner, Iain

12 Pienaar, Steven

13 Howard, Tim

14 Coleman, Seamus

15 Yakubu, Ayegbeni

16 Fellaini, Marouane

17 Mucha, Jan

18 Saha, Louis

19 Heitinga, John

20 Bilyaletdinov, Diniyar

21 Distin, Sylvian

Under 21 players (selected)

Agard, Kieran

Akpan, Hope

Baxter, Jose

Duffy, Shane

Fitzgibbon, James

Garbutt, Luke

Gueye, Magaye

Mustafi, Shkodran

Silva, João

Rodwell, Jack

Wallace, James

Fulham

1 Schwarzer, Mark

2 Stockdale, David

3 Pantsil, John

4 Stoor, Frederick

5 Kelly, Stephen

6 Gera, Zoltan

7 Dempsey, Clint

8 Riise, Bjorn Helge

9 Hughes, Aaron

10 Baird, Christopher

11 Halliche, Rafik

12 Etuhu, Dickson

13 Dikgacoi, Kagisho

14 Johnson, Andy

15 Kamara, Diomansy

16 Dembéle, Moussa

17 Hangeland, Brede

18 Murphy, Danny

19 Greening, Jonathan

20 Zamora, Bobby

21 Elm, David

22 Johnson, Edward

23 Salcido, Carlos

24 Davies, Simon

25 Duff, Damien

Under 21 players (selected)

Briggs, Matthew

Dalla Valle, Lauri

Kacaniklic, Alexander

Marsh-Brown, Keanu

Touré, Cheick

Liverpool

1 Jones, Brad

2 Johnson, Glen

3 Agger, Daniel

4 Aurélio, Fábio

5 Gerrard, Steven

6 Torres, Fernando

7 Cole, Joe

8 Jovanovic, Milan

9 Kyrgiakos, Sotirios

10 Rodríguez, Maxi

11 Kuyt, Dirk

12 Leiva, Lucas

13 Carragher, Jamie

14 Reina, José

15 Spearing, Jay

16 Darby, Stephen

17 Skrtel, Martin

18 Poulsen, Christian

19 Babel, Ryan

20 Konchesky, Paul

21 Meireles, Raul

Under 21 players (selected)

Amoo, David

Ayala, Daniel

Eccleston, Nathan

Gulacsi, Peter

Hansen, Martin

Ince, Thomas

Kelly, Martin

Mavinga, Chris

Ngog, David

Pacheco, Daniel

Shelvey, Jonjo

Wilson, Danny

Manchester City

1 Hart, Joe

2 Given, Shay

3 Taylor, Stuart

4 Logan, Shaleum

5 Richards, Micah

6 Zabaleta, Pablo

7 Kompany, Vincent

8 Boateng, Jérôme

9 Lescott, Joleon

10 Touré, Kolo

11 Bridge, Wayne

12 Kolarov, Aleksandar

13 Johnson, Adam

14 Barry, Gareth

15 Touré, Yaya

16 Vieira, Patrick

17 De Jong, Nigel

18 Milner, James

19 Johnson, Michael

20 Silva, David

21 Wright-Phillips, Shaun

22 Tevez, Carlos

23 Adebayor, Emmanuel

24 Santa Cruz, Roque

25 Jô

Under 21 players (selected)

Ball, David

Balotelli, Mario

Boyata, Dedryck

Ibrahim, Abdisalam

Nimely, Alex

Trippier, Kieran

Weiss, Vladimir

Manchester United

1 Van Der Sar, Edwin

2 Bebé

3 Neville, Gary

4 Evra, Patrice

5 Evans, Jonny

6 Ferdinand, Rio

7 Brown, Wes

8 Anderson

9 Berbatov, Dimitar

10 Rooney, Wayne

11 Giggs, Ryan

12 Park, Ji-Sung

13 Vidic, Nemanja

14 Carrick, Michael

15 Scholes, Paul

16 O’Shea, John

17 Fletcher, Darren

18 Valencia, Luis Antonio

19 Gibson, Darron

20 Kuszczak, Tomasz

21 De Laet, Ritchie

22 Hernández, Javier

23 Owen, Michael

24 Hargreaves, Owen

Under 21 players (selected)

Amos, Ben

Cleverley, Thomas

Drinkwater, Danny

Eikrem, Magnus

Evans, Corry

Gill, David

Keane, William

Macheda, Federico

Obertan, Gabriel

Da Silva, Rafael

Da Silva, Fábio

Pogba, Paul

Smalling, Chris

Welbeck, Danny

Newcastle United

1 Campbell, Sol

2 Taylor, Steven

3 Ameobi, Shola

4 Barton, Joey

5 Guthrie, Danny

6 Lovenkrands, Peter

7 Enrique, José

8 Smith, Alan

9 Best, Leon

10 Coloccini, Fabricio

11 Gutiérrez, Jonás

12 Harper, Steve

13 Nolan, Kevin

14 Routledge, Wayne

15 Simpson, Daniel

16 Taylor, Ryan

17 Williamson, Mike

18 Xisco

19 Forster, Fraser

20 Krul, Tim

21 Perch, James

22 Tioté, Cheik

23 Ben Arfa, Hatem

Under 21 players (selected)

Cuvelier, Florent

Foster, Zack

Galloway, Jordan

Musungu, Andrew

Sunderland

1 Angeleri, Marcos

2 Bardsley, Phil

3 Bent, Darren

4 Bramble, Titus

5 Campbell, Fraizer

6 Carson, Trevor

7 Cattermole, Lee

8 Da Silva, Paulo

9 Elmohamady, Ahmed

10 Ferdinand, Anton

11 Gordon, Craig

12 Healy, David

13 Malbranque, Steed

14 McCartney, George

15 Mensah, John

16 Mignolet, Simon

17 Onuoha, Nedum

18 Reid, Andy

19 Richardson, Kieran

20 Riveros, Cristian

21 Turner, Michael

22 Weir, Robert

23 Zenden, Boudewijn

24 Gyan, Asamoah

Under 21 players (selected)

Colback, Jack

Henderson, Jordan

Kay, Michael

Liddle, Michael

Meyler, David

Noble, Liam

Noble, Ryan

Reed, Adam

Waghorn, Martyn

Welbeck, Danny

Tottenham Hotspur

1 Assou-Ekotto, Benoît

2 Bassong, Sébastian

3 Bentley, David

4 Corluka, Vedran

5 Crouch, Peter James

6 Cudicini, Carlo

7 Gomes, Heurelho

8 Dawson, Michael

9 Defoe, Jermain

10 Gallas, William

11 Huddlestone, Tom

12 Hutton, Alan

13 Jenas, Jermaine

14 Kaboul, Younes

15 Keane, Robbie

16 King, Ledley

17 Kranjcar, Niko

18 Lennon, Aaron

19 Modric, Luka

20 Naughton, Kyle

21 O’Hara, Jamie

22 Palacios, Wilson

23 Pavlyuchenko, Roman

24 Pletikosa, Stipe

25 Van Der Vaart, Rafael

Under 21 players (selected)

Bale, Gareth

Bostock, John

Butcher, Callum

Button, David

Sandro

Dos Santos, Giovani

Livermore, Jake

Obika, Jonathan

Parrett, Dean

Rose, Danny

Sheriff, Ramil

Townsend, Andros

Walker, Kyle

West Bromwich Albion

1 Barnes, Giles Gordon

2 Bednar, Roman

3 Brunt, Christopher

4 Carson, Scott Paul

5 Cech, Marek

6 Cox, Simon

7 Dorrans, Graham

8 Fortuné, Marc-Antoine

9 Ibanez Tebar, Pablo No

10 Jara, Gonzalo

11 Kiely, Dean

12 Méïté, Abdoulaye

13 Miller, Ishmael

14 Morrison, James

15 Mulumbu, Youssouf

16 Myhill, Glyn Oliver Yes

17 Odemwingie, Peter No

18 Olsson, Jonas No

19 Reid, Steven John Yes

20 Scharner, Paul

21 Shorey, Nicky

22 Tamas, Gabriel

23 Thomas, Jerome

24 Tchoyi, Somen

25 Zuiverloon, Gianni

Under 21 players (selected)

Allsop, Ryan

Dawson, Craig

Haber, Marcus

Mattock, Joseph

Wood, Chris

West Ham United

1 Green, Robert

2 Gabbidon, Danny

3 Spector, Jonathan

4 Parker, Scott

5 Cole, Carlton

6 Dyer, Kieron

7 Noble, Mark

8 Upson, Matthew

9 Barrera , Pablo

10 Behrami, Valon

11 Ben Haim, Ta

12 Da Costa, Manuel

13 Faubert, Julien

14 Hitzlsperger, Thomas

15 Ilunga, Herita

16 Kovac, Radoslav

17 Mccarthy, Benny

18 Piquionne, Frédéric

19 Reid, Winston

20 Boa Morte, Luis

21 Obinna, Victor

22 Jacobsen, Lars

23 Boffin, Ruud

24 Hines, Zavon

25 Collison, Jack

Under 21 players (selected)

Eyjolfsson, Holmar

Fanimo, Matthias

McNaughton, Callum

Moncur, George

Nouble, Frank

Potts, Daniel

Sears, Freddie

Spence, Jordan

Stanislas, Junior

Stech, Marek

Tomkins, James

Wigan Athletic

1 Kirkland, Chris

2 Pollitt, Mike

3 N’Zogbia, Charles

4 Boyce, Emmerson

5 Caldwell, Gary

6 Watson, Ben

7 Caldwell, Steven

8 Thomas, Hendry

9 Stam, Ronnie

10 Gómez, Jordi

11 Rodallega, Hugo

12 Diamé, Mohamed

13 Figueroa, Maynor

14 Gohouri, Steve

15 De Ridder, Daniel

16 Al-Habsi, Ali

17 Alcaraz, Antolín

18 McArthur, James

19 Boselli, Mauro

Under 21 players (selected)

Cleverley, Thomas

Di Santo, Franco

Girvan, Michael

Holt, Joe

McCarthy, James

McManaman, Callum

Moses, Victor

Mustoe, Jordan

Routledge, Jon

Rugg, Jordan

Wolverhampton Wanderers

1 Hahnemann, Marcus

2 Van Damme, Jelle

3 Elokobi, George

4 Edwards, David

5 Stearman, Richard

6 Craddock, Jody

7 Henry, Karl

8 Ebanks-Blake, Sylvan

9 Fletcher, Steven

10 Ward, Stephen

11 Hunt, Stephen

12 Hennessey, Wayne

13 Jones, David

14 Halford, Greg

15 Berra, Christophe

16 Jarvis, Matthew

17 Bent, Marcus

18 Milljas, Nenad

19 Mancienne, Michael

20 Mouyokolo, Steven

21 Zubar, Ronald

22 Doyle, Kevin

23 Ikeme, Carl

24 Foley, Kevin

25 Guedioura, Adlène

Under 21 players (selected)

Carvalho-Landell, Andre

Ebanks-Landell, Ethan

Griffiths, Sam

Keane, Jordan

Mujangi, Bia

Vokes, Sam

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Mikel Arteta’s chances of playing for England are dashed

• Everton’s Spanish star unlikely to be able to switch allegiance
• Arteta’s appearances for Spain Under-16s and 17s are a snag

Mikel Arteta’s chances of playing for England are destined to end in disappointment.

In recent weeks there has been a campaign growing around the Everton midfielder, who had been led to believe he would be eligible for England after completing five years residency in the United Kingdom. Because Arteta has never played for Spain, it appeared he would be able to switch national allegiances once he had been granted UK citizenship.

Earlier this week, the Football Association stressed it had not been asked to investigate the matter by Fabio Capello, although it was thought the England manager had spoken briefly to Arteta, who was said to be enthusiastic about the prospect.

However, it now transpires Arteta is almost certainly not eligible at all. “Under our understanding of Fifa rules the player is ineligible to play for England,” an FA spokesman told Press Association Sport this evening.

While the world governing body is anxious not to pre-judge any request from the FA, it has been pointed out the rules on previously appearing for national sides do not cover full internationals alone.

The little-known Article 18.1.a within the Fifa statutes outlines that any player who has represented his country in an official competition, at whatever level, would at that time need to have held a passport for the country he later wished to play for in order to be permitted to make the switch.

In Arteta’s case, because he played for Spain in the Under-16 European Championships and then in the Fifa World Championships at Under-17 level, the only way he could satisfy the current criteria is if he held a UK passport at the same time.

It hardly seems likely a 28-year-old from San Sebastián would have gained such a document over a decade ago, which means that even if an application to Fifa was made on the FA’s behalf, it would automatically be rejected.

This news is bound to come as a blow to Arteta, and maybe even Capello. However, it does save further controversy, not least because the Scotland manager, Craig Levein, recently pointed out a gentleman’s agreement between the four home nations where they have all vowed not to exploit eligibility loopholes.

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Liverpool lose out on bid to sign West Ham striker Carlton Cole

• Liverpool remain reliant on injury-prone Fernando Torres
• Sunderland swoop for Ghana’s World Cup star Asamoah Gyan

Sunderland made the biggest splash, Manchester City finally recouped some money for Robinho and Birmingham City helped take this summer’s total spend towards £350m. Arguably the most significant development on transfer deadline day, however, was what did not happen at Liverpool.

For the second successive season Liverpool have been left over-reliant on the form and fitness of Fernando Torres having failed to improve cover for a striker who has suffered two injury-plagued campaigns and, as Roy Hodgson conceded on Sunday, is not fully recovered from the knee problem that impacted on his World Cup. The Anfield club made a belated attempt to wrest Carlton Cole from West Ham United yesterday, having considered previous options over recent days, but several offers were unable to convince the Hammers to sell the England international.

Liverpool are believed to have offered Lucas Leiva, the Brazilian midfielder, and Ryan Babel, their Dutch international forward, in exchange for Cole but neither player wanted to leave Anfield for Upton Park. Babel reportedly travelled to London via helicopter in anticipation of a deal only to eventually Tweet that; “I’m going no where. LFC all the way. YNWA!!” as the clubs failed to agree on a valuation for Cole. With PSV Eindhoven’s Ola Toivonen priced out of Liverpool’s reach, and Bayern Munich refusing to release Mario Gómez even on loan, Hodgson will have to make do with Babel, David Ngog and Dirk Kuyt as cover for Torres until January.

The failure to sign a much-needed striker means Liverpool recouped more than they spent in this transfer window, another indication of the financial restrictions under the co-owners, Tom Hicks and George Gillett, and this after convincing Torres and Steven Gerrard to resist any overtures for their signatures in the summer.

Hodgson did at least resolve Liverpool’s deficiency at left-back with the signing of Paul Konchesky from Fulham, the manager’s former club, in a £3.5m deal that also sent promising youngsters Lauri Dalla Valle and Alex Kacaniklic in the opposite direction. The Liverpool left-back Emiliano Insua, who rejected a move to Fiorentina in the summer after a £5m deal had been agreed between the clubs, joined Galatasaray on a season’s loan with a view to a permanent deal. The French midfielder Damien Plessis signed for Panathinaikos while Liverpool are still hopeful of releasing Nabil El Zhar and Charles Itandje on loan after the deadline.

City recouped an initial £18m, rising to £21m, for Robinho after the errant Brazilian forward signed a four-year contract with Milan – two years after his £32.5m arrival at Eastlands from Real Madrid. The Premier League’s biggest import on deadline day belonged to Sunderland and their club record £13m capture of the Ghana striker Asamoah Gyan from Rennes.

The 24-year-old, who scored three goals in Ghana’s run to the World Cup quarter-finals, signed a four-year contract with Steve Bruce’s side. Gyan said: “My family is in England already and I am happy this is the right place for me. The Sunderland coach has faith in me because he has been following me for two years now. I am pleased I have the opportunity to come to England.”

Tony Pulis ended his exhaustive search for a new striker moments before the deadline when Stoke City signed Eidur Gudjohnsen on loan from Monaco and also the former Arsenal, Birmingham City and Liverpool winger Jermaine Pennant. Alex McLeish was also active as Birmingham signed the former Arsenal midfielder Alexander Hleb from Barcelona on a season-long loan, the Czech defender Martin Jiranek from Spartak Moscow and the Chile winger Jean Beausejour from Club America, both for undisclosed fees.

Everton rejected Tottenham Hotspur’s offer of Robbie Keane and David Bentley for Steven Pienaar and Louis Saha. Harry Redknapp initially proposed a swap deal of just Keane for Saha and Pienaar, who is out of contract at Goodison Park next summer, only to throw Bentley’s name into the deal too this morning. Everton dismissed that offer but allowed Joseph Yobo to join Fenerbahce on a 12-month loan with a view to a £5m permanent transfer next summer. David Moyes also enquired about Charles N’Zogbia but was unable to further his interest in the Wigan Athletic winger without selling Ayegbeni Yakubu.

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