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Mark Schwarzer is the oldest player ever to appear for Leicester in an official game. He was 43 year and 21 days when appearing for Leicester vs. Hull in a EFL League Cup game back in October 2015. He was part of the 5000/1 squad, but never appeared for the aniversery game, and not much mentioned either, since he had no league appearances that season.

Kevin Phillips and Chris Powell are next on the list. Phillips part of that 2013/14 promotion push. He was 40 years and 9 months when appearing for the last time on the 3rd of May 2014. Powell, 40 years and 19 days, in his last appearance vs. Derby away on the 27th March, 2010.

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Jordan Ayew captained Ghana in their 1-1 friendly away draw to Wales. Abdul Fatawu was also involved in the game, coming off after first half.

Last Sunday, Harry Souttar was in action for Australia playing Mexico, as the Socceroos lost 0-1 on the day.

Harry Souttar and Abdul Fatawu are the two current contracted Leicester players to be involved in the World Cup, with a number of former players to be involved.

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Australian international Harry Souttar has made the cut for this years World Cup. He has had limited time to prepare and was back in the Leicester first team frame for the latter games this season. Unfortunatly not available in a crucial period of struggles, so he could not help Leicester avoid relegation.

The fact that he has been selected and now is back in full action for Australia, must be a fantastic feeling. He was back in the national team for the friendly vs. Mexico (0-1) on the 31st of May.

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