Unlike other major tournament, the Olympic games football tournament isn’t exactly an an exact way of knowing who are the superpowers in the sport are right now, but big clubs like Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham managed to send more players (4 each) than any other team, along with Palermo, Chivas, Al-Ahly from Egypt and Atletico Madrid.

European finalists Bayern Munich have no players in the Olympic tournament, while Barcelona have three players in the Spanish squad. Real Madrid have one player, Marcelo, but he plays for Brazil. Italian champions Juventus also don’t have a player in the Olympic tournament, while Manchester City sent Micah Richards to the British squad.

1 Player

Birmingham City (GB)

Bolton (GB)

Manchester City (GB)

Middlesbrough (GB)

Southampton (GB)

Academica (Portugal) – Senegal

Anderlecht (Belgium) – Senegal

Boulogne (France) – Senegal

Copenhagen (Denmark) – Senegal

Diambars (Senegal)

Everton (GB) – Senegal

Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel) – Senegal

Metalist (Ukraine) – Senegal

Osasuna (Spain) – Senegal

Sandefjord (Norway) – Senegal

Sochaux (France) – Senegal

Sogndal (Norway) – Senegal

Bologna (Italy) – Uruguay

Botafogo (Brazil) – Uruguay

Cerro Largo (Uruguay)

Genoa (Italy) – Uruguay

Napoli (Italy) – Uruguay

Vitória Guimarães (Portugal) – Uruguay

Bitam (Gabon)

Carquefou (France) – Gabon

Celta Vigo (Spain) – Gabon

Le Mans (France) – Gabon

Missile (Gabon)

Saint-Etienne (France) – Gabon

Santos Laguna (Mexico)

Pumas (Mexico)

Augsburg (Germany) – South Korea

Celtic (Scotland) – South Korea

Chunnam Dragons (South Korea)

FC Seoul (South Korea)

Gangwon (South Korea)

Guangzhou Evergrande (China) – South Korea

Jubilo Iwata (Japan) – South Korea

Lekhwiya (Qatar) – South Korea

Sanfrecce Hiroshima (Japan) – South Korea

Shonan Bellmare (Japan) – South Korea

Sunderland (GB) – South Korea

Suwon Bluewings (South Korea)

Aston Villa (GB) – Switzerland

Dynamo Kyiv (Ukraine) – Switzerland

Fulham (GB) – Switzerland

Werder Bremen (Germany) – Switzerland

Inter Milan (Italy) – Brazil

Real Madrid (Spain) – Brazil

Spartak Moscow (Russia) – Brazil

El-Gaish (Egypt)

ENPPI (Egypt)

Ghazl El-Mehalla (Egypt)

Petrojet (Egypt)

Blackburn (GB) – New Zealand

Burnley (GB) – New Zealand

Central Coast Mariners (Australia) – New Zealand

Fairfield University (USA) – New Zealand

Ipswich (GB) – New Zealand

Melbourne Victory (Australia) – New Zealand

Panathinaikos (Greece) – New Zealand

Perth Glory (Australia) – New Zealand

Portland Timbers (USA) – New Zealand

QPR (GB) – New Zealand

Sunshine Coast (Australia) – New Zealand

Wellington (NZ)

Waikato (NZ)

Waitakere (NZ)

Alcoyano (Spain) – Honduras

DC United (USA) – Honduras

New England Revolution (USA) – Honduras

Platense (Honduras)

Kansas City (USA) – Honduras

Wigan (GB) – Honduras

Albirex Niigata (Japan)

Hannover (Germany) – Japan

Hoffenheim (Germany) – Japan

Kashima Antlers (Japan)

Kawasaki Frontale (Japan)

Nagoya Grampus (Japan)

Omiya Ardija (Japan)

S-Pulse (Japan)

Stuttgart (Germany) – Japan

Tokyo Verdy (Japan)

VVV (Netherlands) – Japan

Yokohama Marinos (Japan)

Al-Arabi (Qatar) – Morocco

Angers (France) – Morocco

De Graafschap (Netherlands) – Morocco

FUS Rabat (Morocco)

Getafe (Spain) – Morocco

Istres (France) – Morocco

Kayserispor (Turkey) – Morocco

Lens (France) – Morocco

Lierse (Belgium) – Morocco

MA Tetouan (Morocco)

Montpellier (France) – Morocco

PSV (Netherlands) – Morocco

Rennes (France) – Morocco

Sporting (Portugal) – Morocco

Benfica (Portugal) – Spain

Malaga (Spain)

Real Sociedad (Spain)

Sporting Gijon (Spain)

Villareal (Spain)

Al Ain (UAE)

Al Wahda (UAE)

Al-Ain (UAE)

Al-Jazeera (UAE)

Al-Sharjah (UAE)

Lyon (France) – UAE

2 Players

Arsenal (GB) – 1 Great Britain, 1 South Korea

West Brom (GB) – 1 Great Britain, 1 New Zealand

West Ham (GB) – 1 Great Britain, 1 Senegal

Lille (France) – 2 Senegal

Metz (France) – 1 Senegal, 1 Gabon

Tromso (Norway) – 2 Senegal

Defensor Sporting (Uruguay)

Penarol (Uruguay)

Auxerre (France) – 2 Gabon

Lorient (France) – 1 Gabon, 1 Switzerland

Mangasport (Gabon)

Sogea (Gabon)

USM Libreville (Gabon)

Club America (Mexico)

Monterrey (Mexico)

Pachuca (Mexico)

Tigres (Mexico)

Brescia (Italy) – 1 Switzerland, 1 Morocco

Grasshopper (Switzerland)

Luzern (Switzerland)

Nuremberg (Germany) – 1 Switzerland, 1 Japan

Wolfsburg (Germany) – 2 Switzerland

FC Zurich (Switzerland)

Fiorentina (Italy) – 1 Brazil, 1 Egypt

Internacional (Brazil)

AC Milan (Italy) – Brazil

Sao Paulo (Brazil)

Al-Masry (Egypt)

Al-Mokawloon Al-Arab (Egypt)

Haras El-Hodood (Egypt)

Zamalek (Egypt)

Real Espana (Honduras)

Victoria (Honduras)

Vida (Honduras)

Borussia Monchengladbach (Germany) – 1 Japan, 1 Spain

Espanyol (Spain) – 1 Spain, 1 Morocco

Al-Nasr (UAE)

Al-Wasl (UAE)

3 Players

Liverpool (GB) – 1 Great Britain, 2 Uruguay

Swansea City (GB)

Nacional (Uruguay)

Marseille (France) – 2 Gabon, 1 Spain

Cruz Azul (Mexico)

Busan Ipark (South Korea)

Cerezo Osaka (Japan) – 2 Japan, 1 South Korea

FC Tokyo (Japan) – 2 Japan, 1 South Korea

Basel (Switzerland) – 2 Switzerland, 1 Egypt

FC Porto (Portugal) – 3 Brazil

Santos (Brazil)

Auckland City (NZ)

Motagua (Honduras)

Olimpia (Honduras)

Athletic Bilbao (Spain)

Barcelona (Spain)

Al-Ahli (UAE)

Al-Shabab (UAE)

Bani Yas Club (UAE)

Baniyas SC (UAE)

4 Players

Chelsea (GB) – 2 Great Britain, 2 Spain

Manchester United (GB) – 2 Great Britain, 1 Brazil, 1 Spain

Tottenham (GB) – 2 Great Britain, 1 Mexico, 1 Brazil

Palermo (Italy) – 3 Uruguay, 1 Switzerland

Chivas (Mexico)

Al-Ahly (Egypt)

Atletico Madrid (Spain) – 3 Spain, 1 Morocco