List of Lebanon international footballers

The Lebanon national football team represents the country of Lebanon in international association football. It is fielded by the Lebanese Football Association, the governing body of football in Lebanon, and competes as a member of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), which encompasses the countries of Asia. Only players with at least 30 official caps are included.

See also: List of Lebanon international footballers born outside Lebanon
Hassan Maatouk is Lebanon's all-time record goalscorer and most-capped player.

Players
Key
Named to the national team in the past year
Bold Still playing competitive football
As of 19 November 2019[1]
Lebanon national team football players with at least 30 appearances
# Name Caps Goals Date of debut Debut against Date of
final match		 Final match against Ref
1 Abbas Ahmed Atwi 84 7 1 September 2002  Jordan 29 March 2016  Myanmar [2]
Hassan Maatouk 84 21 27 January 2006  Saudi Arabia 19 November 2019  North Korea [3]
3 Youssef Mohamad 75 3 22 June 1997  Kuwait 29 March 2016  Myanmar [4]
4 Mohamad Haidar 65 4 17 August 2011  Syria 19 November 2019  North Korea [5]
Walid Ismail 65 1 3 March 2010  Syria 17 January 2019  North Korea [6]
6 Roda Antar 63 20 23 September 1998  Algeria 29 March 2016  Myanmar [7]
7 Haytham Faour 58 0 17 August 2011  Syria 12 January 2019  Saudi Arabia [8]
8 Hassan "Moni" Chaito 56 6 15 November 2011  South Korea 15 October 2019  Sri Lanka [9]
9 Nour Mansour 53 2 3 March 2010  Syria 19 November 2019  North Korea [10]
10 Abbas Ali Atwi 52 4 3 September 2002  Iran 24 March 2016  South Korea [11]
Ali Hamam 52 3 14 January 2009  Vietnam 12 January 2019  Saudi Arabia [12]
12 Mootaz Jounaidi 49 0 20 January 2008  China PR 10 November 2019  Oman [13]
13 Bilal Najjarine 48 1 23 March 2004  Syria 8 September 2015  South Korea [14]
14 Mahmoud El Ali 46 12 16 June 2007  Syria 14 December 2012  Kuwait [15]
15 Mohamad Ghaddar 42 19 27 January 2006  Saudi Arabia 28 March 2017  Hong Kong [16]
16 Mehdi Khalil 40 0 17 March 2013  Bahrain 19 November 2019  North Korea [17]
17 Vartan Ghazarian 39 19 6 December 1995  Slovakia 30 May 2001  Thailand [18]
Ziad Al-Samad 39 0 1 September 2002  Jordan 24 June 2012  Iraq [19]
19 Faisal Antar 36 4 27 September 1998  Saudi Arabia 30 October 2007  India [20]
Rabih Ataya 36 4 11 May 2012  Egypt 19 November 2019  North Korea [21]
Adnan Haidar 36 1 16 October 2012  Yemen 19 November 2019  North Korea [22]
Nader Matar 36 2 22 January 2012  Iraq 15 October 2019  Sri Lanka [23]
Mohamed Shamas 36 0 22 January 2009  China PR 29 December 2013  Kuwait [24]
24 Ali Fakih 35 0 1993 30 May 2001  Thailand [25]
25 Larry Mehanna 34 0 24 December 2006  Somalia 6 November 2014  United Arab Emirates [26]
Mohamed Zein Tahan 34 1 29 May 2013  Oman 15 October 2019  Sri Lanka [27]
27 Moussa Hojeij 33 6 1998 26 December 2002  Bahrain [28]
28 Jamal Taha 32 10 1993 18 October 2000  Thailand [29]
Haitham Zein 32 15 1998 19 June 2004  Syria [30]
30 Ahmed Sakr 30 0 1993 23 August 2003  Syria [31]

References
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  28. Strack-Zimmermann, Benjamin. "Moussa Hojeij". www.national-football-teams.com. Retrieved 27 March 2020.
  29. Strack-Zimmermann, Benjamin. "Jamal Taha". www.national-football-teams.com. Retrieved 27 March 2020.
  30. Strack-Zimmermann, Benjamin. "Haitham Zein". www.national-football-teams.com. Retrieved 27 March 2020.
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