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Glen Moss| Position | Goalkeeper |
| DOB |
19 January 1983 |
| Height |
187cm |
| Weight |
90kg |
| Current club | Melbourne Victory |
| Previous clubs |
Wellington Phoenix |
| Caps | 15 |
| Cleansheets | 3 |
| All Whites debut |
v Malaysia, February 23, 2006 |
| Other national teams |
NZ U-20 and U-23 |
Last updated June 21, 2009
Notes:
2009: Played all three games at the Confederations Cup stringing together impressive displays, including a well-earned cleansheet in an historic 0-0 draw with Iraq.
2008: Returned to the All Whites starting lineup for a World Cup qualifier against New Caledonia in Noumea but rotated to the bench a few days later against teh same opposition in Auckland. Back in the number one jersey for a dead rubber against Fiji, but was sent off in the second half, and subsequently banned for the next four World Cup matches. Moss will miss both legs of the World Cup playoff and the New Zealand's first two matches of either the 2010 World Cup or 2014 World Cup Qualifying.
2007: Moss has been a bench-warmer in 2007 against Costa Rica and Wales but was ruled out of the match against Venezuela due to injury. Overlooked for New Zealand's first three World Cup qualifiers but pulled ahead in the race to be number one at club level.
2006: The All Whites’ second choice No 1 gave the world a glimpse of his undoubted ability with a series of stunning saves against Brazil in Geneva just before the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany. The performance earned Moss man of the match honours, a 10,000 Swiss Franc Rolex and a four-year contract with Romanian giants Dinamo Bucuresti. Moss has since joined Paston at the Phoenix in a move that will only add intrigue to the battle to be No 1 for club and country.