List of A-League players

This is a list of A-League players who have made 200 or more appearances in the A-League, the top level of the Australian soccer league system. Since the A-League's inception in 2005, 32 players have accrued 200 or more appearances, with the first player to meet the landmark being Matt Thompson with Newcastle Jets in 2013.[1]

List of players

Players are listed by number of appearances. Statistics are updated as of 14 December 2019[2] Current A-League players are shown in bold.

A-League players with at least 200 appearances
NameNationalityPositionAppsGoalsClub(s)FirstLast
Andrew Durante New ZealandDF3235Newcastle Jets, Wellington Phoenix, Sydney FC, Western United20052019
Leigh Broxham AustraliaMF3025Melbourne Victory20052019
Nikolai Topor-Stanley AustraliaDF2998Sydney FC, Perth Glory, Newcastle Jets, Western Sydney Wanderers20062019
Eugene Galekovic AustraliaGK2880Melbourne Victory, Adelaide United, Melbourne City20062019
Liam Reddy AustraliaGK2880Newcastle Jets, Brisbane Roar, Wellington Phoenix, Sydney FC, Central Coast Mariners, Western Sydney Wanderers, Perth Glory20052019
Danny Vukovic AustraliaGK2781Central Coast Mariners, Wellington Phoenix, Perth Glory, Melbourne Victory, Sydney FC20052017
Tarek Elrich AustraliaDF2759Newcastle Jets, Western Sydney Wanderers, Adelaide United20052019
Alex Wilkinson AustraliaDF2752Central Coast Mariners, Melbourne City, Sydney FC20052019
Matt McKay AustraliaMF27226Brisbane Roar20052019
Vince Lia AustraliaMF2557Melbourne Victory, Wellington Phoenix, Adelaide United20052019
Mark Bridge AustraliaFW25163Newcastle Jets, Sydney FC, Western Sydney Wanderers20052019
Matt Simon AustraliaFW24753Central Coast Mariners, Sydney FC20062019
Nigel Boogaard AustraliaDF2447Central Coast Mariners, Adelaide United, Newcastle Jets20052019
Glen Moss AustraliaGK2440New Zealand Knights, Melbourne Victory, Gold Coast United, Wellington Phoenix, Newcastle Jets20052019
Alex Brosque AustraliaFW24375Queensland Roar, Sydney FC20052019
Scott Jamieson AustraliaDF2412Adelaide United, Sydney FC, Perth Glory, Western Sydney Wanderers, Melbournue City20082019
Michael Theo AustraliaGK2300Melbourne Victory, Brisbane Roar20052018
Manny Muscat MaltaDF2295Wellington Phoenix, Melbourne City20082018
John Hutchinson MaltaMF22818Central Coast Mariners20052015
Michael McGlinchey New ZealandMF22621Central Coast Mariners, Wellington Phoenix20092019
Mitch Nichols AustraliaMF22639Brisbane Roar, Melbourne Victory, Perth Glory, Western Sydney Wanderers, Wellington Phoenix20072019
Archie Thompson AustraliaFW22490Melbourne Victory20052016
Matt Thompson AustraliaDF22127Newcastle Jets, Melbourne Heart, Sydney FC20052014
Josh Rose AustraliaDF2189New Zealand Knights, Central Coast Mariners, Melbourne City20052018
Michael Marrone AustraliaDF2173Adelaide United, Melbourne Heart20082019
Kosta Barbarouses New ZealandFW21563Wellington Phoenix, Brisbane Roar, Melbourne Victory, Sydney FC20072019
Jade North AustraliaDF2146Perth Glory, Newcastle Jets, Wellington Phoenix, Brisbane Roar20052018
Jason Hoffmann AustraliaDF20716Newcastle Jets, Melbourne City20072019
Scott Neville AustraliaDF20711Perth Glory, Newcastle Jets, Brisbane Roar20082019
Massimo Murdocca AustraliaMF2063Brisbane Ror, Melbourne City20052015
Ivan Franjic AustraliaDF20617Brisbane Roar, Melbourne City, Perth Glory20092019
Michael Thwaite AustraliaDF2043Melbourne Victory, Gold Coast United, Perth Glory, Western Sydney Wanderers20082018
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References
  1. Lynch, Michael (7 March 2013). "First to 200, and no sign of slowing". Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 23 June 2016.
  2. "A-League Player Appearances". Ultimate A-League.
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