Costa Rica have played international football since 1921, competing in FIFA World Cup qualifying and continental tournaments.
Overview
Costa Rica's national football team represents the country in international competition and is governed by the Federación Costarricense de Fútbol, founded in 1921. The team competes within CONCACAF and has qualified for the FIFA World Cup on multiple occasions, with its most notable performance coming at the 2014 tournament in Brazil, where the side reached the quarter-finals. That run included victories over Uruguay and Italy in the group stage.
The team plays in red, blue, and white, reflecting the colours of the national flag. No major senior international titles are on record. The squad has historically relied on a combination of experienced domestic players and those competing in leagues abroad.
Among the current players associated with the national setup are K. Chamorro, A. Madríz, B. Mora, P. Sequeira, J. Azofeifa, and L. Flores. Costa Rica remains a competitive presence within CONCACAF qualifying cycles.
Current squad · 35
J. Azofeifa
L. Flores
S. Johnson
F. Faerrón
D. López
J. Mitchell
J. Peraza
John Paul Ruíz
A. Salazar
F. Samadian
G. Taylor
J. Vargas
G. Villalobos
