The Iceland national team was founded in 1947 and takes part in FIFA and confederation competitions.
Overview
The Iceland national football team represents Iceland in international association football and is governed by the Football Association of Iceland, known by its Icelandic initials KSÍ, which was founded in 1947. The team competes in UEFA qualifying campaigns for the FIFA World Cup and the UEFA European Championship. Iceland attracted widespread attention during the UEFA Euro 2016 tournament, reaching the quarter-finals, a significant achievement for a country with a small population. The team has not won a major senior international title.
The squad includes several players active at club level across European leagues. Current notable figures include A. Benediktsson, A. Einarsson, Ö. Kristinsson, E. Ólafsson, V. Sigurdsson, and H. Valdimarsson. Iceland qualified for the 2018 FIFA World Cup, marking the country's first appearance at that stage of the competition. The national team plays its home matches in Reykjavik and has developed a consistent competitive presence within the UEFA qualifying structure over recent decades.

Current squad · 52
D. Grétarsson
H. Guðjónsson
H. Guðmundsson
K. Gunnarsson
H. Hermannsson
S. Ingason
G. Kristjánsson
V. Lunddal Friðriksson
H. Magnússon
D. Muminović
V. Pálsson
A. Sampsted
G. Þórarinsson
D. Þórhallsson
L. Tómasson
M. Anderson
A. Baldursson
M. Ellertsson
J. Guðmundsson
A. Gunnarsson
H. Gunnlaugsson
D. Hafsteinsson
H. Haraldsson
B. Helgason
K. Hlynsson
Í. Bergmann Jóhannesson
G. Sigurðsson
G. Þórðarson
K. Thordarson
S. Þórðarson
W. Willumsson
B. Andresson
E. Atlason
Ó. Borgþórsson
D. Guðjohnsen
A. Guðmundsson
H. Haraldsson
K. Ingason
O. Óskarsson
S. Sigurðarson
A. Sigurðsson
Hallgrímur Steingrímsson
Á. Þorsteinsson
J. Þorsteinsson
I. Thorvaldsson
B. Willumsson













