@savageupdatesAn infographic breaks down the top 20 players in football history who have received the most red cards. Topping the list is Colombian Gerardo Bedoya with 46 red cards, followed by Spain's Sergio Ramos with 30. The list also includes Pablo Alfaro and Cyril Rool tied at 27, Felipe Melo with 26, Edgar Davids with 25, Paolo Montero with 23, Rafael Márquez with 22, and more. The data comes from Guinness World Records and Transfermarkt as of February 2026.
View original postPhoto by @savageupdates· Jun 28, 2026· Guinness World Records
The image shows an infographic listing the top 20 soccer players with the most red cards in football history. The title at the top reads "Top 20 Players with Most Red Cards in Football History" with a small soccer ball to the right. The list is presented in four rows of five players each, with each player represented by their name, country flag, photo, and number of red cards received. The players are ranked from 1 to 20, with Gerardo Bedoya leading the list at number one with 46 red cards and Vinnie Jones at number 20 with 12 red cards. The background of the image is a light beige color. At the bottom, it says "Sources: Guinness World Records, Transfermarkt (as of Feb 2026)."
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@savageupdatesAn infographic breaks down the top 20 players in football history who have received the most red cards. Topping the list is Colombian Gerardo Bedoya with 46 red cards, followed by Spain's Sergio Ramos with 30. The list also includes Pablo Alfaro and Cyril Rool tied at 27, Felipe Melo with 26, Edgar Davids with 25, Paolo Montero with 23, Rafael Márquez with 22, and more. The data comes from Guinness World Records and Transfermarkt as of February 2026.
View original postPhoto by @savageupdates· Jun 28, 2026· Guinness World Records
The image shows an infographic listing the top 20 soccer players with the most red cards in football history. The title at the top reads "Top 20 Players with Most Red Cards in Football History" with a small soccer ball to the right. The list is presented in four rows of five players each, with each player represented by their name, country flag, photo, and number of red cards received. The players are ranked from 1 to 20, with Gerardo Bedoya leading the list at number one with 46 red cards and Vinnie Jones at number 20 with 12 red cards. The background of the image is a light beige color. At the bottom, it says "Sources: Guinness World Records, Transfermarkt (as of Feb 2026)."
See all Guinness World Records photosRead the Guinness World Records wiki
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