The Liechtenstein national soccer team represents the Principality of Liechtenstein in international football. As a small country, Liechtenstein has a modest football history and is a member of both UEFA and FIFA.
The Liechtenstein Football Association was founded in 1934, but the national team played its first official international match much later, in 1982, against Switzerland. Despite its small size and limited resources, the team has been an active participant in European competitions.
While the team is yet to qualify for a major tournament such as the FIFA World Cup or UEFA European Championship, it has achieved some noteworthy results over the years:
Several players have stood out for their contributions to the national team:
The team has been coached by several individuals who have helped shape its development:
Despite the challenges, the Liechtenstein national soccer team continues to compete with passion and determination, embodying the spirit of the sport in a small nation.
| # | Name | Nat. | Position | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
MARTIN HEEB
|
|
G | £150k |
| 2 |
PATRICK HEFTI
|
|
RB | £160k |
| 3 |
CHRISTOPH FRICK
|
|
D | £180k |
| 4 |
JURGEN ZECH
|
|
D | £180k |
| 5 |
DANIEL HASLER
|
|
LW | £160k |
| 6 |
PETER KLAUNZER
|
|
RW | £180k |
| 7 |
DANIEL TELSER
|
|
D | £160k |
| 8 |
HEINI STOCKER
|
|
LB | £200k |
| 9 |
ROLAND HILTI
|
|
M | £200k |
| 10 |
MARIO FRICK
|
|
A | £450k |
| 11 |
HARRY ZECH
|
|
M | £150k |
| 12 |
MARTIN OEHRY
|
|
G | £110k |
| 13 |
HARRY SCHADLER
|
|
D | £100k |
| 14 |
THOMAS HANSELMANN
|
|
M | £150k |
| 15 |
RALF OEHRI
|
|
M | £130k |
| 16 |
PATRICK MARXER
|
|
A | £110k |