List of Estonia women's international footballers

This is a complete list of Estonia women's international footballerswomen's association football players who have played for the Estonia women's national football team.

Players

Caps and goals updated as of 7 October 2018, after the match against Luxembourg.[1]

NameCareerCapsGoals
Signy Aarna2007–7726
Anželika Ahmetšina2007–2008113
Kristina Bannikova2013–543
Berle Brant2008–140
Grete Daut2018–20
Anastasia Dodeltseva2018–10
Inna Dubrovina1998–2003131
Liis Emajõe2008–2014332
Riin Emajõe2012–2015230
Maria Filatova1999–2006340
Silja Goroško2017–20
Evelin Harjakas200320
Kristi Hausenberg200820
Kätlin Hein2003–2009110
Kairi Himanen2009–411
Ragne Hindrimäe201650
Tiina Hodakov1996–1998121
Imbi Hoop2010–2016200
Marika Ilves1995–2005120
Gerli Israel2018–50
Hannaliis Jaadla2005–2015662
Kaidi Jekimova2000–2014689
Kristina Jerohova-Reinoltsas2000–200250
Ethel Jäärats1995–1998130
Katrin Kaarna2003–200740
Anett Kadastu2018–10
Kristi Kais199510
Kaire Kaljurand1994–2000241
Merli Kaljuve200320
Miina Kallas2012–2016311
Kady Kalvet1994–199530
Andra Karpin1994–2006384
Marina Karžetskaja2000–2006140
Kärt Kaseorg201050
Karina Kesvatera201421
Kadri Kimsen1994–2000100
Kaire Kimsen1996–2002170
Irja Koikson1994–2005261
Marlen Kori2000–200271
Karina Kork2017–10
Teele Koršakov200330
Vlada Kubassova2013–335
Eneli Kutter2008–582
Kerttu Kuusik1997–199981
Grete-Lilijane Küppas2012–2015110
Getter Laar2007–500
Sigrit Laas1995–199680
Daniela Mona Lambin2011–2017341
Maarika Leets2001–200380
Aire Lepik1994–1998101
Liis Lepik2015–2017201
Mari Liis Lillemäe2017–60
Liisa Lilleste2004–2007152
Katrin Loo2007–9319
Saron Läänmäe2012–201570
Aljona Malets2006–2014151
Margarita Matjuhhova2006–2013335
Elis Meetua1995–2011630
Maarija Mikiver200820
Merlyn Mletsin2000–2002121
Anastassia Morkovkina1997–20157540
Maris Mäes200210
Tiina Mändla1997–199920
Moonika Mürk200220
Ariina Mürkhain2017–40
Signe Müürsoo1994–2000140
Gerlin Naisson1994–2006270
Rano Normatova1996–200430
Grete Ojala201110
Maaren Olander1994–1998170
Maria Orav2018–20
Pirjo Orn2007–200850
Gina Paalo1997–199840
Ave Pajo2000–20104019
Annika Pajupuu201320
Kaire Palmaru2001–201610410
Jekaterina Paškevitš200230
Anete Paulus2008–2017461
Liis Pello2007–311
Ingrid Pihela1999–200391
Kadri Pihl199510
Geit Prants2000–2011280
Karina Puks200620
Kristlin Põbo199410
Pille Raadik2007–650
Marje Rannu1995–1998180
Helen Ree1994–199670
Sirje Roops2014–2016150
Kelly Rosen2014–321
Elizaveta Rutkovskaja2017–80
Siret Räämet2017–80
Getter Saar2018–10
Heleri Saar1996–2011630
Ketlin Saar2015–291
Liis Saharov2003–2006120
Eneli Sarv200850
Aljona Sasova2004–2016511
Maarja Saulep2017–51
Annika Sillaots2004–200640
Saskia Sonnberg2010–140
Maria Sootak201410
Annaliis Strigin201520
Getriin Strigin2016–150
Liivi Sõrmus2011–131
Aleksandra Ševoldajeva201010
Inna Zlidnis2007–700
Annika Tammela1994–2000271
Lisette Tammik2015–282
Krista Teinveld199410
Annika Tikk2002–2004131
Merily Toom2012–2017361
Tiina Trutsi2012–2015200
Olga Tšuiko2005–2008161
Varje Tugim1994–2008290
Katrin Tuse1997–2002121
Katrin Tuulik200010
Ulrika Tülp2010–141
Rutt Urbsalu200020
Samanta Uueda2018–10
Anna Vaher1998–2005110
Reelika Vaher1994–2006479
Monika Vehlmann2000–2007190
Ingela Viks200330
Liisi Vink-Lainas2016–40
Maarja Vinkel200020
Anett Vilipuu2013–201651
Maarja Virula201410
Triin Väljataga200711
Kethy Õunpuu2005–883
  • Reports for matches played against Latvia on 25 September 1998 and on 15 July 2000, and Lithuania on 26 September 1998 and on 16 July 2000 are incomplete.

See also

References

  1. "Kõik naiste koondise internatsionaalid" (in Estonian). Estonian Football Association.
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