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Timo Werner
Timo Werner, German striker (born 1996), starred for RB Leipzig (95 goals in 159 games), underperformed at Chelsea (10 Premier League goals in 56), returned to Leipzig, won the Europa League on loan at Tottenham, and joined San Jose Earthquakes in 2026.
Timothy Castagne
Timothy Castagne, Belgian full-back born 1995 in Aarlen; Genk, Atalanta, Leicester, Fulham since 2023; 73 Belgium caps, 2 goals; FA Cup 2021 winner, 2026 World Cup quarterfinalist.
Timothy Fosu-Mensah
Timothy Fosu-Mensah (Timothy Evans Fosu-Mensah), Dutch right-back born 1998 in Amsterdam; Ajax youth, Manchester United 2014-2021, Bayer Leverkusen 2021-2024, 2023/24 Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal winner, 3 Netherlands caps, without a club since July 2024.
Timothy Weah
Timothy Tarpeh Weah (born 2000, New York City), American winger/wing-back for Olympique Marseille and the USMNT; son of George Weah. PSG, Celtic, Lille (Ligue 1 2021), Juventus (Coppa Italia 2024); scored USA's goal vs Wales at Qatar 2022.
Timur Tutierov
Timur Tutierov (Tymur Tuterov, Тутєров Тімур Володимирович), born 2005 in Bakhchysarai, is a Ukrainian left winger at Sunderland; Exeter City loanee 2026, Ukraine U19 and U21 international.
Tino Livramento
Tino Livramento (Valentino Livramento, born 2002) is an English right-back at Newcastle United, formerly Chelsea academy and Southampton; 6 England caps, 2026 World Cup squad member withdrawn with a calf injury.
Tisha Venturini
Tisha Venturini (Venturini-Hoch), born 1973 in Modesto, California, is a retired USWNT midfielder, 134 caps and 47 goals, 1996 Olympic gold, 1999 World Cup champion, four-time NCAA winner at North Carolina, 2024 Hall of Fame inductee.
Tite (football manager)
Tite (Adenor Leonardo Bacchi, born 1961) is a Brazilian football manager, Brazil national coach 2016-2022 with the 2019 Copa América, and later Flamengo boss; known for compact back-four, zonal sector marking.
Tito Vilanova
Tito Vilanova (Francesc Vilanova Bayó), Spanish footballer and coach, Guardiola's Barcelona assistant 2008-2012, won record 100-point 2012/13 La Liga as head coach, died 25 April 2014 of throat cancer.
Titus Bramble
Titus Bramble is an English retired footballer, born in 1981 in Ipswich, who played 292 Premier League games as a center-back for Ipswich Town, Newcastle United, Wigan Athletic, and Sunderland.
Tjark Ernst
Tjark Ernst (born 2003, Stuttgart) is a German goalkeeper from VfL Bochum's academy who became Hertha BSC's first-choice keeper in the 2. Bundesliga and joined Feyenoord in July 2026 for a reported €5 million.
Tlaxcala F.C.
Tlaxcala F.C. (Coyotes de Tlaxcala), Mexican club founded 2014, playing in Liga de Expansión MX at Estadio Tlahuicole (15,000); two-time Liga Premier champion denied promotion in 2017 over stadium certification.
Tobias Moi
Tobias Moi (Tobias Saliou Séne Moi, born 2006) is a Norwegian central/defensive midfielder for Viking FK in the Eliteserien, shirt 29, right-footed, Norway U21 international, 2026/27 Champions League 1 goal, 2 assists.
Tobin Heath
Tobin Heath (Tobin Powell Heath, born 1988) is an American retired soccer winger: 181 USWNT caps, World Cup champion 2015 and 2019, Olympic gold 2008 and 2012, Portland Thorns icon, 2026 Hall of Fame inductee.
Toby Alderweireld
Toby Alderweireld is a Belgian former center-back, born in 1989, best known for six years at Tottenham Hotspur and 127 caps with Belgium, retiring in 2025.
Todd Cantwell
Todd Owen Cantwell (born 1998, Dereham) is an English attacking midfielder, ex-Norwich City academy player, Rangers and now Blackburn Rovers; former England U21, known for late runs into the box and inconsistent form.
Togo national football team
Togo national football team (Les Éperviers), men's team of the Fédération Togolaise de Football, CAF member since 1964. One World Cup appearance (2006, group stage); FIFA ranking 119th in July 2026, highest 46th; coach Claude Le Roy.
Tokyo Verdy (東京ヴェルディ)
Tokyo Verdy (東京ヴェルディ), founded 1969 as Yomiuri Soccer Club, is a J1 League football club based in Tokyo, playing at Ajinomoto Stadium (48,013 seats). Inaugural J.League champion 1993 and 1994, later relegated, financially restructured, and promoted again in 2023.
Tom Atcheson
Tom Atcheson (Tom Joseph Atcheson, born 2006, Blackpool) is a Northern Irish centre back for Blackburn Rovers; NI debut March 2026 vs Wales, scored and was sent off vs Guinea in June 2026.
Tom Boyd (Scottish footballer)
Tom Boyd (Thomas Boyd, born 1965, Glasgow), Scottish defender; Motherwell, Chelsea, Celtic captain 1997-2002; stopped Rangers' ten in a row in 1998; 72 Scotland caps; MBE.
Tom Burridge
Tom Eustace Burridge (1881-1965), English amateur footballer; centre-half for Upton Park FC, gold medalist in men's football at the 1900 Paris Olympics; later Royal Army Veterinary Corps Lieutenant Colonel.
Tom Cairney
Tom Cairney, Scottish midfielder and Fulham club captain since 2017/18; joined from Blackburn Rovers in 2015 for £3 million, scored the winning goal in the 2018 Championship play-off final, and has won three promotions with Fulham.
Tom Carroll (English footballer)
Tom Carroll (Thomas James Carroll, born 1992, Watford), English left-footed central midfielder, Tottenham academy graduate, later Swansea, Aston Villa, QPR, Ipswich, Exeter, Reading; 18 England U21 caps.
Tom Cleverley
Tom Cleverley (born 1989), English midfielder and coach: Manchester United academy and 79 appearances, 13 England caps, Watford captain, retired 2023; Watford manager 2024-25, now Plymouth Argyle head coach.
Tom Davies (footballer, born 1998)
Tom Davies (born 1998, Liverpool) is an English central midfielder, an Everton academy graduate with 179 appearances for the club, later Sheffield United and a free agent in 2026; England U21 captain, not other Tom Davieses.
Tom Edozie
Tom Edozie (Thomas Edozie, born 2006) is an English right winger at Wolverhampton Wanderers, brother of Samuel Edozie, who scored an injury-time debut equaliser against Arsenal in February 2026.
Tom Finney
Tom Finney (1922-2014), Sir Tom, the Preston Plumber, English winger who spent his whole career at Preston North End (473 games, 210 goals), won 76 England caps and 30 goals, and was Footballer of the Year in 1954 and 1957.
Tom Heaton
Tom Heaton, English goalkeeper born 1986, Manchester United academy product and third-choice keeper since 2021; ex-Burnley captain (188 apps), Aston Villa, 3 England caps, Euro 2024 training goalkeeper.
Tom Huddlestone
Tom Huddlestone, full name Thomas Andrew Huddlestone, is an English former footballer, a defensive midfielder who won four England caps and the 2008 League Cup with Tottenham.
Tom Ince
Tom Ince (Thomas Ince, born 1992), English left-footed attacking midfielder and son of Paul Ince; Blackpool, Derby, Stoke (£12m), Watford; 550+ appearances, 114 goals; England U21; now Tranmere Rovers.