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Jonathan Kodjia
Jonathan Adjo Kodjia, Ivorian forward born 1989 in Saint-Denis, France; starred at Bristol City (20 goals) and Aston Villa (31 goals), earned 18 Ivory Coast caps with 11 goals, played at AFCON 2019, last club Versailles.
Jonathan Leko
Jonathan Leko (Jonathan Kisolokele Leko, born 1999, Kinshasa) is an English right winger from West Brom's academy, first player born in 1999 to play in the Premier League; later Birmingham City, Charlton, MK Dons, now Penybont.
Jonathan Soriano
Jonathan Soriano Casas (born 1985, El Pont de Vilomara) is a Spanish retired striker; Barcelona B top scorer 2010/11 and Red Bull Salzburg's all-time leading scorer with 172 goals in 202 games.
Jonathan Tah
Jonathan Tah (born 1996, Hamburg) is a German centre-back for FC Bayern Munich and Germany (53 caps). Bayer Leverkusen's unbeaten 2023/24 double winner, he joined Bayern on a free transfer in 2025 on a contract to 2029.
Jonathan Walters
Jonathan Ronald Walters (born 1983, Birkenhead) is a retired striker and Republic of Ireland international (38 caps, 10 goals) who starred for Stoke City and now serves as Stoke City sporting director since April 2024.
Jonathan Woodgate
Jonathan Woodgate, English centre-back born 1980 in Middlesbrough; played for Leeds, Newcastle, Real Madrid, Middlesbrough, Tottenham, and Stoke; 8 England caps; scored own goal and was sent off on his Madrid debut; later Middlesbrough manager and Manchester United coach.
Jong Ajax
Jong Ajax (Young Ajax) is AFC Ajax's under-23 reserve team, playing in the Keuken Kampioen Divisie, the Dutch second tier, since 2013/14. It won the 2017/18 title, the first reserve team to do so, but cannot be promoted to the Eredivisie.
Jonjo Shelvey
Jonjo Shelvey, English midfielder born 1992; Charlton's youngest-ever player at 16 years 59 days, Liverpool, Swansea, Newcastle United (202 games, 2016-23), six England caps; retired April 2026, now manages Arabian Falcons in the UAE.
Jonjoe Kenny
Jonjoe Kenny, English right-back born 1997 in Kirkdale, Liverpool; Everton academy product, 2014 U17 Euro winner, later Schalke, Celtic, Hertha BSC, and PAOK.
Jonny Evans
Jonny Evans (Jonathan Grant Evans, born 1988, Belfast), Northern Irish centre-back; Manchester United two spells (Champions League 2008, three Premier League titles, 2024 FA Cup), Leicester (2021 FA Cup), 107 Northern Ireland caps, retired 2025.
Jonny Williams
Jonny Williams (Jonathan Williams, born 1993) is a Welsh midfielder, ex-Crystal Palace, Charlton, Swindon, Gillingham, now Eastleigh; 33 Wales caps, 2 international goals, 23 club goals in 403 appearances.
Jordan Ayew
Jordan Ayew (Jordan Pierre Ayew), born 1991 in Marseille, is a Ghanaian forward who captained Ghana at the 2026 World Cup, with 117 caps and 33 goals.
Jordan Henderson
Jordan Henderson (born 1990, Sunderland) is an English midfielder, Liverpool captain 2015-2023, Champions League and Premier League winner, later Al-Ettifaq, Ajax, Brentford, and Chelsea, with 91 England caps and seven major tournaments.
Jordan Hugill
Jordan Thomas Hugill, English centre-forward born 1992 in Middlesbrough; Preston striker sold to West Ham for £10m in 2018, later Norwich, Rotherham, and from 2026 Hartlepool United.
Jordan Larsson
Jordan Larsson (born 1997) is a Swedish striker and right winger, son of Henrik Larsson, playing for Al-Ettifaq after 39 goals in 142 games for F.C. Copenhagen and spells at Spartak Moscow and Schalke 04.
Jordan Lukaku
Jordan Lukaku (born 1994, Antwerp) is a Belgian left back, brother of Romelu Lukaku; Anderlecht, KV Oostende and Lazio (85 games, 2017 Supercoppa), 8 Belgium caps including Euro 2016, later Antwerp, Vicenza, Ponferradina and Adanaspor.
Jordan Morris
Jordan Morris (born 1994, Seattle) is an American forward for Seattle Sounders FC and the USMNT; Stanford Hermann Trophy winner, 2016 MLS Rookie of the Year, two-time MLS Cup champion, Sounders all-time top scorer with 87 goals, and Type 1 diabetes advocate.
Jordan national football team (منتخب الأردن لكرة القدم)
Jordan national football team (منتخب الأردن لكرة القدم), Al-Nashama, men's team of the Jordan Football Association. First World Cup in 2026 (Group J exit), 2023 Asian Cup runners-up, 2025 Arab Cup runners-up, FIFA rank 73rd.
Jordan Nobbs
Jordan Nobbs, born 1992, is an English midfielder for Newcastle United who spent 13 years at Arsenal, won three league titles, and has 71 England caps.
Jordan Pickford
Jordan Pickford (born 1994, Washington, England) is an Everton and England goalkeeper, 93 caps, record 18 England World Cup matches, £30m 2017 transfer, shootout specialist.
Jordan Rhodes
Jordan Rhodes, born Oldham, Scottish striker; retired 2025 at 35 with 220 league goals in 596 games, third-highest English league scorer since 2004-05 behind Sharp and Kane; now Blackburn Rovers loans manager.
Jordan Rossiter
Jordan Rossiter (born 1997, Liverpool), English defensive midfielder; Liverpool Academy product who scored on his 2014 debut, second-youngest scorer in club history; later Rangers, Fleetwood, Bristol Rovers, Waterford, now Sporting Jacksonville.
Jordan Spence
Jordan Spence (Jordan James Spence, born 1990) is an English retired right-back from West Ham's academy who played for MK Dons, Ipswich Town, and ADO Den Haag, captained England youth teams, and retired in 2020; distinct from the NHL defenceman of the same name.
Jordan Thompson (footballer, born 1997)
Jordan Andrew Thompson (born 1997, Belfast) is a Northern Irish left-footed central midfielder for Preston North End and Northern Ireland (39 caps); formerly Manchester United academy, Rangers, Blackpool, and Stoke City.
Jordan Veretout
Jordan Veretout (born 1993, Ancenis) is a French central midfielder at Al-Arabi SC; former Nantes, Aston Villa, Fiorentina, Roma, Marseille and Lyon player, 6 France caps, U20 World Cup 2013 and Nations League 2021 winner, 2022 World Cup finalist.
Jordi Alba
Jordi Alba (Jordi Alba Ramos, born 1989), Spanish left back; Barcelona 2012-2023 (459 games, 6 La Liga, 2015 Champions League), Euro 2012 and 2023 Nations League with Spain, Inter Miami 2023-2025, retired October 2025.
Jordi Cruyff
Jordi Cruyff (Johan Jordi Cruijff, born 1974, Amsterdam), son of Johan Cruyff; Dutch ex-player for Barcelona, Manchester United, and Alavés, later coach and sporting director at Maccabi Tel Aviv, Barcelona (2021–2023), and Ajax technical director.
Jordon Ibe
Jordon Ibe (Jordon Ashley Femi Ibe), born 1995, English right winger; Liverpool academy product sold to Bournemouth for a then club-record £15m in 2016; later career across Derby, Adanaspor, non-league and Lokomotiv Sofia.
Jordyn Bugg
Jordyn Nishai Bugg (born 2006) is an American center back for Seattle Reign FC (NWSL) and the USWNT. Signed at 17 in 2024; youngest-ever NWSL Defender of the Year finalist and 2025 Best XI Second Team; extended through 2030.
Jordyn Huitema
Jordyn Huitema, born 2001, in Chilliwack, British Columbia, is a Canadian soccer forward, Olympic gold medalist at Tokyo 2020, formerly of Paris Saint-Germain and Seattle Reign, now with the NWSL's Chicago Stars.