The Finland national soccer team, also known as the "Huuhkajat" (The Eagle-Owls), has a rich history in European football, though it has traditionally been considered an underdog on the international stage.
Finland's national team was established in 1911 and played its first international match against Sweden. Despite a long history, Finland has often struggled to qualify for major international tournaments, mainly due to the competitive nature of European football.
Although Finland has yet to make a significant impact at the World Cup, their recent achievements indicate a promising future for Finnish soccer on the international stage.
| # | Name | Nat. | Position | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
KARI LAUKKANEN
|
|
G | £500k |
| 2 |
JANNE MAKELA
|
|
RB | £550k |
| 3 |
MARKKU KANERVA
|
|
D | £550k |
| 4 |
ERIK HOLMGREN
|
|
LB | £550k |
| 5 |
KIM SUOMINEN
|
|
RW | £550k |
| 6 |
JANNE LINDBERG
|
|
LW | £650k |
| 7 |
ANDERS ERIKSSON
|
|
D | £600k |
| 8 |
MARKO MYYRY
|
|
M | £550k |
| 9 |
ARI HJELM
|
|
A | £650k |
| 10 |
JARI LITMANEN
|
|
M | £2.75M |
| 11 |
MIKA-MATTI PAATELAINEN
|
|
A | £800k |
| 12 |
ANTTI NIEMI
|
|
G | £500k |
| 13 |
JUSSI NUORELA
|
|
D | £350k |
| 14 |
RAMI NIEMINEN
|
|
M | £500k |
| 15 |
PETRI JARVINEN
|
|
M | £300k |
| 16 |
ANTTI SUMIALA
|
|
A | £650k |