10-Martin Reim (Estonia) Caps: 157 (14 goals) DOB: 14th May 1971 Position: Defensive midfielder Debut: 3 June 1992 vs. Slovenia Current job: Manager of FC Flora Tallinn Did you know: Reim is the only player among the top 10 never to have taken part in an international tournament. 9-Sami Al-Jaber (Saudi Arabia) Caps: 161 (43 goals) DOB: 11th December 1972 Position: Striker Debut: 11 September 1992 vs. Syria Current job: Football director of Hilal (Riyadh) Did you know: In June 2006, Al-Jaber became the 15th player ever to score in three different World Cup finals, following his goal against Tunisia in Germany. 8-Adnan Al-Talyani (UAE) Caps: 164 (54 goals) DOB: 30th October 1964 Position: Striker Debut: 10 March 1984 vs. Kuwait Current job: Manager of the UAE Olympic team Did you know: Al-Talyani, who is the UAE's all-time leading goalscorer, started his career as a volleyball player. 7-Cobi Jones (USA) Caps: 164 (15 goals) DOB: 16th June 1970 Position: Midfielder Debut: 3 September 1992 vs. Canada Current job: Associate director of soccer with New York Cosmos. Did you know: Jones used to play as a defender during a short spell at Brazil's Vasco da Gama, which saw him leave after just four appearances. 6- Vitālijs Astafjevs (Latvia) Caps: 167 (16 goals) DOB: 3rd April 1971 Position: Midfielder Debut: 26 August 1992 vs. Denmark Current job: Assistant manager of Skonto Riga. Did you know: Astafjevs is the most-capped European footballer of all time, surpassing Germany legend Lothar Matthaus by 17 games. 5-Ivan Hurtado (Ecuador) Caps: 167 (5 goals) DOB: 16th August 1974 Position: Center-back Debut: 24 May 1992 vs. Guatemala Current job: Still playing for Barcelona SC of Ecuador. Did you know: Hurtado left the domestic Ecuadorian league and returned four times during his ongoing career. 4-Hossam Hassan (Egypt) Caps: 169 (69 goals) DOB: 10th August 1966 Position: Striker Debut: 10 September 1985 vs. Norway Current job: Unemployed manager. Did you know: Hassan, Egypt's all-time leading goalscorer, was on target with all the clubs he had played for expect Ittihad of Alexandria, where he ended his career. 1=Mohamed Al-Daeyea (Saudi Arabia) Caps: 178 DOB: 2nd August 1972 Position: Goalkeeper Debut: 24 September 1990 vs. Bangladesh Did you know: Al-Daeyea suffered cruciate ligament damage at the age of 20, which sidelined him for around two years. 1=Claudio Suarez (Mexico) Caps: 178 (6 goals) DOB: 17th December 1968 Position: Center-back Debut: 26 July 1992 vs. El Salvador Current job: Member of the scouting staff for Chivas USA. Did you know: Suarez has only scored six goals for Mexico, but ironically, one of them was against century club rival Al-Daeyea in a friendly in 1995. 1=Ahmed Hassan (Egypt) Caps: 178 (32 goals) DOB: 2nd May 1975 Position: Midfielder Debut: 29 December 1995 vs. Ghana Current job: Still playing for Zamalek. Did you know: Hassan kicked off his career as a right back for Aswan.
