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A name that needs no introduction, footballing great Cristiano Ronaldo completed 196 caps for Portugal in the FIFA World Cup, but his campaign came to a rather disappointing end after as Morocco progressed to the semis at Portugal's expense. Credit: AFP Photo
Born in Kuwait City, Bader al-Mutawa currently plays for Al Nassr. In his international career spanning 18+ years, al-Mutawa has been capped 196 times, a record only equalled by Cristiano Ronaldo. Credit: By Abdullah Al-Qadeeri - originally posted to Flickr as Bader Al-Mutawa بدر المطوع, CC BY 2.0
Affectionately known as Tauke (or boss), former Malaysian footballer Soh Chin Ann has 195 caps to his name. Credit: By Bandar perda - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0
Former Egyptian footballer Ahmed Hassan, regarded as one of the best African footballers in the history of the sport, has 184 caps to his name. Credit: By FilGoal, CC BY 3.0
An Omani professional footballer who currently plays for Al-Markhiya, Ahmed Mubarak has 183 caps to his name. Credit: By VonXionixx - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0
Real Madrid legend, two-time Euro winner, and one-time World Cup champion Sergio Ramos, unsurprisingly, makes this list too, with 180 caps to his name. Credit: Reuters Photo
A veteran midfielder who plays for La Liga side Real Betis, Andrés Guardado has 179 caps in a Mexican jersey. Credit: By Светлана Бекетова - soccer.ru, CC BY-SA 3.0
Honduran footballer Maynor Figueroa, best known for his time at Premier League club Wigan Athletic, boasts 175 caps to his name. Credit: By andywitchger - MNUFC - Minnesota United - MLS - FC Dallas, CC BY 2.0
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