Leeds United: 2023/24 Season Stats
Leeds United Player Statistics
This is a comprehensive record of every player to have represented Leeds United in competitive matches until the present day. This table includes player position, total appearances, starts, substitute appearance, goals scored, games win percentage and goals per game ratios.
Jack Charlton holds the club record for the most competitive appearances (773), most competitive starts (773), most league appearances (629) and most active years spent as a Leeds United player (23 years).
Peter Lorimer holds the prestigious record of being the club's all-time record goalscorer with 238 goals and Leeds' all-time record league goalscorer with 168 goals.
Leeds' most successful club captain of all-time Billy Bremner holds the club record for the most wins across all competitions by any single player (406). Bremner was club captain for over 11 years and remains the most decorated Leeds United player of all-time. Billy Bremner and Gary Sprake are the only two players who have made more than 100 competitive club appearances before the age of 20.
In terms of Leeds-born players, Paul Madeley holds the record for the most competitive appearances for Leeds with 726, followed by goalkeeper David Harvey (447), David Batty (373) and Kalvin Phillips (234), Alan Smith (228) and Jonny Howson (225).
James Milner remains the youngest goalscorer for Leeds when he scored against Sunderland on Dec 26th 2002 at the age of 16 years, 356 days. Eddie Burbanks remains the oldest goalscorer for Leeds scoring against Swansea in August 1953 at the age of 40 years, 148 days.
Liam Cooper became the first Leeds player in the club's history to play competitively under 11 different managers in all competitions on April 1st 2023.
Of the eight players to have scored 100+ goals for the club, Tom Jennings has the best goals per game record (+3 apps) having scored 117 goals in 174 appearances (0.67).
John Pearson holds the club record for most substitute appearances (60). Gary Kelly remains the only club player of the post-Don Revie era to have made 500+ appearances for Leeds (531).
LEEDS UNITED PLAYER STATS
Harry Duggan became the first Leeds player to be a dual international and represented both Northern Ireland
between 1926 and 1935 and Republic of Ireland between 1935 and 1937.
Pawel Cibicki held dual passports from his country of birth, Sweden, and his parents' birth country of Poland. He represented
Poland at youth level before choosing Sweden U21s in 2017.
Cornelius Martin earned six caps for the Ulster-based Ireland, which did not become Northern Ireland for football purposes
until 1954, and 30 for the Republic of Ireland.
Eunan O'Kane won seven senior international caps with Ireland after switching allegiance from Northern Ireland in 2011.
Alex Bruce represented the Republic of Ireland before he switched his international allegiance to Northern Ireland In July 2011.
Mansour Assoumani was born in France and declared Malia as his nationality.
Ronaldo Vieira is Guinea Bissau-born and Portugal-raised and changed his preference from playing from Portugal to England in July 2017.
Lloyd Sam represented England at youth level before switching his allegiance to Ghana in 2011.
Andy Lonergan was capped at youth level for Republic of Ireland before representing the England U20s.
Ian Poveda-Ocampo was born in Southwark, England and is also eligible to represent Colombia at international level.
Tony Dorigo was born in Melbourne, Australia to Italian parents and is an English national.
Jermaine Beckford made six appearances for Jamaica post-Leeds.
Scott Gardner was born in Luxembourg and is an English national.
Paul Rachubka is an English national born in the United States.
Gordon Hodgson was born in South Africa and was an England national.
Dylan Kerr was born in Malta and is an English national.
Kevin Sharp is an English national born in Ontario, Canada.
John Armand was born in India and was an English national.
Kemar Roofe was born in England and represented Jamaica post-Leeds on September 5 2021 at the age of 28.
Ian Moore adopted a new surname in July 2009 and is now Ian Thomas-Moore.
Imre Varadi was born in Paddington, West London, and is an English national and son to a Hungarian father andItalian mother.
Helder Costa represented the Portugal national team at several levels before being called up by Angola in March 2021.
Hadi Sacko represented France from Under-16 to Under-20 level but was called up to the senior Mali national team
and made his senior debut in March 2018.
Bailey Peacock-Farrell qualified for Northern Ireland through his grandfather and was called up to the
Northern Ireland national team in May 2017.
Granddi N'Goyi was called up and started for the DR Congo in a 3–0 friendly defeat against Gambia
Bradley Johnson is an English footballer but was eligible to represent the United States through his grandfather.
Julian Joachim represented England U18s, U19s and U21s but was also eligible to represent St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Toumani Diagouraga was born in Paris to Malian parents
Mark De Vries was born in Paramaribo, Suriname, but when he was six months old his mother took him to live in Den Helder in the Netherlands
Seb Carole represented France at every level up to Under-19s before being selected by Martinique to play in the Didgicel Cup held in the Caribbean in 2010
Kyle Bartley was born in Stockport and is and English footballer of Jamaican descent
Vurnon Anita formally filed a one-time switch in 2021 to represent he Curaçao national team in March 2021
Liam McCarron has represented Scotland at U19 level and was called up to the Scotland U21 squad in August 2021
Pascal Struijk was eligible for the Netherlands, Belgium and Indonesia. He won 3 caps for the Netherlands U17s and
was called up to the senior Netherlands squad for the first time in September 2022.
In August 2023, after spending two weeks on trial at the club under Daniel Farke, Sam Byram became the first Leeds academy
graduate who played for the first team to re-join the club on a permanent deal since Andy Gray in July 2012.
Junior Firpo switched his international alliegance from Spain to the Dominican Republic on March 11th 2024. The full-back was initially capped by Spain's under-21s in 2018. Firpo was born in the Dominican Republic and moved to Spain aged six. He won a total of four Spain Under-21 caps.
Mateo Joseph Fernandez switched his international allegiance from England to Spain on March 15th 2024 when he was called up to the Spain Under-21s squad. The forward had previously played 10 times for England's Under-20s through his English father.
Karl Darlow pledged his international future to Wales switching from England after being included in Craig Bellamy's first Wales squad on August 28th 2024. Darlow qualified through his grandfather Ken Leek, who played 15 times for Wales in the 1960s, scoring five goals.