Armenia have fielded a national team since 1992, playing in World Cup qualifying and their confederation’s tournaments.
Overview
The Armenia national football team represents Armenia in international association football and is governed by the Football Federation of Armenia, which was founded in 1992 following the country's independence. The team competes in UEFA competitions and has participated in qualifying campaigns for FIFA World Cup and UEFA European Championship tournaments, though it has not won a major senior international title. Armenia plays its home matches in Yerevan and wears red as its primary colour.
The squad has included players active across European club football at various levels. Among the current notable figures are H. Avagyan, A. Beglaryan, O. Čančarević, A. Mishiev, A. Nersesyan, and V. Arutiunian. The team has developed gradually since its formation, building competitive experience across successive qualifying cycles.
Armenia has occasionally produced encouraging results against more established European nations, reflecting steady development within the federation since the early post-independence period.

Current squad · 36
V. Arutiunian
A. Ghazaryan
E. Grigoryan
G. Harutyunyan
K. Hovhannisyan
Junior Julio
S. Mkrtchyan
S. Muradyan
A. Petrosyan
E. Piloyan
A. Sadoyan
N. Tiknizyan
A. Askaryan
T. Avanesyan
A. Bandikyan
V. Bichakhchyan
D. Davidyan
K. Hovhannisyan
A. Khamoyan
K. Nalbandyan
E. Spertsyan
F. Geragusian
N. Grigoryan
D. Hakobyan
N. Hovhannisyan
G. Manvelyan
A. Miranyan
G. Ranos
A. Serobyan
E. Sevikyan
Z. Shaghoyan











