The Andorra national football team has represented Andorra in international association football since 1996. Although the nation declared constitutional independence in March 1993, the national team was forced to wait three years before making its official debut until the side were accepted as members of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) and the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA). Andorra played their first official international fixture on 13 November 1996, a 6–1 defeat to Estonia in the Andorran capital city Andorra la Vella. The team is governed by the Andorran Football Federation (AFF) and compete as a member of UEFA, which encompasses the countries of Europe and Israel. As of October 2025, Andorra have played 235 matches, winning 15, drawing 33 and losing 187. Andorra have played Estonia and Latvia more than any other international sides, though they have not beaten either opponent in their 13 meetings with either team. In global and continental competitions, the team has competed in qualification groups for both the FIFA World Cup, since 2002, and the UEFA European Championship, since 2000, but have failed to qualify for any tournament finals; since 2018, the team has competed in the UEFA Nations League.

Spanish-born defender Ildefons Lima is the nation's most capped player, with 137 appearances, having made his international debut in June 1997 against Estonia and his farewell against Switzerland in September 2023. He broke the record held by Óscar Sonejee on 16 August 2017 after playing in a friendly match against Qatar. Lima, Márcio Vieira, Marc Pujol, Marc Vales, Sonejee and Moisés San Nicolás are the only players to have achieved 100 caps for the Andorran national side. Despite playing as a defender, Lima is also the nation's leading goalscorer of all time, scoring eleven goals, and is the only player to have scored more than five goals for the side.

The first player to reach 25 caps for Andorra was Txema Garcia, on 2 September 2000 in a 3–2 defeat to Cyprus. Óscar Sonejee became the first Andorran player to accumulate 100 caps, reaching the tally on 6 June 2015 in a 1–0 defeat to Equatorial Guinea. He went on to finish his international career with 106 caps, holding the caps record until 2017 when Lima overtook him. Josep Gómes is the most-capped goalkeeper with 90 appearances between 2006 and 2026, surpassing the 78 of Koldo, who was named as his country's "golden player" by the AFF during the UEFA Jubilee Awards in 2004 as Andorra's "single most outstanding player". A year after announcing his retirement, he was appointed manager of the national side.

As of October 2026, 48 players have accumulated 25 caps or more for Andorra at international level, with Lima being the nation's oldest (43 years and 276 days) and Sergi Moreno being the youngest (16 years and 125 days).

List Appearances and goals are composed of FIFA World Cup, UEFA European Championship, UEFA Nations League, and each competition's required qualification matches, as well as numerous international friendly tournaments and matches. Players are listed by number of caps. If the number of caps is equal, the players are then listed alphabetically. Statistics updated following match played on 4 October 2026.

KeyStill active for the national team Player is tied for the number of capsGKGoalkeeperDFDefenderMFMidfielderFWForward

+ Andorra national team footballers with at least 25 appearancesNamePositionNational team careerCapsGoals Notes DF 1997–2023 137 11 MF 2005–2024 129 2 * MF 2000–2026 124 5 * DF 2008–2025 107 5 MF 1997–2015 106 4 * MF 2012–2026 105 1 * DF 2015–2026 95 1 GK 2006–2026 90 0 DF 2002–2017 84 1 * MF 2010–2026 81 0 MF 1998–2012 79 1 GK 1998–2009 78 0 Manager MF 2009–2021 77 5 MF 2004–2025 77 1 FW 1996–2019 73 1 * DF 2018–2025 73 1 DF 1997–2009 71 0 MF 2016–2026 70 4 * DF 2015–2025 68 3 DF 2006–2024 67 2 * FW 2016–2026 67 2 MF 1998–2008 67 2 MF 1998–2011 65 0 DF 1997–2009 64 1 * FW 2018–2026 62 2 DF 2008–2021 58 1 * MF 2015–2026 58 1 FW 2002–2013 51 2 MF 2005–2024 47 0 * GK 2021–2026 42 0 FW 2004–2017 40 1 FW 2015–2024 38 0 MF 1997–2010 37 0 FW 1998–2002 37 2 DF 1998–2009 36 1 * MF 2020–2026 33 1 DF 2000–2013 32 1 MF 1997–2004 32 1 MF 2008–2019 32 0 FW 2021–2026 30 5 DF 1999–2005 30 0 DF 2008–2019 30 0 DF 1996–2003 29 3 MF 2003–2016 28 0 MF 1996–2003 28 1 DF 2020–2023 28 0 GK 2010–2019 27 0 FW 2006–2013 25 0

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External links Andorra national football team at National-Football-Teams.com