International Football Teams List

This is a list of the national men's football teams in the world. There are more countries with football teams than any other sport, with 191 out of 193 UN member states, as well as many sub-regions, subnational entities and non-UN member states. This list divides teams into two main groups:

Teams that are members of FIFA, the governing body of world football, or members of the FIFA Confederation of Continental Football without being members of FIFA.
Teams that are not members of FIFA or any Continental Confederation, but represent sovereign states. This group includes members of the United Nations and observer States, as well as States that are not members of the United Nations.
This list excludes other teams that normally play outside FIFA's recognition. Excluded groups include those representing ethnic groups, subnational entities, separatist movements, and fake or small states.

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