The 2026 FIFA World Cup Finals in the United States, Canada and Mexico will be the first World Cup Finals of a new era. An expanded competition will feature 48 teams, up from the 32 teams that competed in Qatar in 2022 and with it will come an expanded Group Stage, plus an additional round in the Knockout Phase and will be the most cosmopolitan finals in history.

With far greater representation for teams from Asia, Africa, North America, and Oceania, plus additional places available for teams in Europe and South America, it will be the first World Cup that is hosted by three countries. United States as the main host, with Canada and Mexico as the auxiliary hosts. 

Of course, top betting sites such as bet365 Sport have been offering betting on the 2026 FIFA World Cup Finals for a while now, most popularly on the outright winner market. In this market, the top names in world football, France, Brazil, Spain, Germany, England, Italy, Netherlands, and current holders Argentina, are amongst the shorter-priced favourites to win it all. 

Let’s now preview the 2026 FIFA World Cup Finals in more detail, giving you a look at some of the key changes that will be in place for this event, a look at the host cities, plus a recap of teams that have already qualified and those who have started or are even yet to start their qualifying campaign. 

We will also update this article regularly as more teams qualify for the finals over the coming months and also when the official squads are announced for the tournament prior to its start date in June 2026.

Our aim? To give you the most detailed, in-depth and accurate build-up and coverage to what will be the biggest and most global World Cup Finals in history!

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2026 FIFA World Cup Finals – Key Information

• Hosts – United States of America, Canada and Mexico.
• Starts – June 11th 2026
• Ends – July 19th 2026
• Opening Fixture – 11th June at the Azteca Stadium (Mexico City)
• Final – 19th July at MetLife Stadium (New York/New Jersey)
• Holders – Argentina

2026 FIFA World Cup Finals – World Cup Finals & Top Goalscorers

*indicates extra time (and possibly penalties) was played to decide the winner.

FIFA World Cup Winners & Runners Up Record

Winners

• 5 – Brazil
• 4 – Germany, Italy
• 3 – Argentina
• 2 – France, Uruguay
• 1 – England, Spain

Runners Up

• 4 – Germany
• 3 – Netherlands, Argentina
• 2 – France, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Brazil, Italy
• 1 – Sweden, Croatia

Hosts & Co-Hosts (including 2026)

• 3 – Mexico
• 2 – Italy, Brazil, France, Germany, United States,
• 1 – Uruguay, Switzerland, Sweden, Chile, England, Argentina, Spain, South Korea, Japan, South Africa, Russia, Qatar, Canada

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2026 FIFA World Cup Finals – Key Changes at a Glance

The changes outlined below will be implemented for the first time following the 2022 World Cup Finals in Qatar.

• 48 Teams Qualifying for the Finals (as opposed to 32). 

The biggest change sees the number of teams qualifying for the finals increasing from 32 to 48, an extra 16 teams. The majority of these additional teams will come from African, Asian, North and Central America and Oceania. 

Each FIFA Confederation will host its own qualifying campaign (many of which are well underway, some near to being completed). Additionally, one team from each confederation (apart from UEFA) will be awarded a place in the Confederations World Cup Playoffs with CONCACAF awarded an additional spot, which will decide the final two spots in the finals after the main qualification campaign has been completed.

• 3 Host Nations (USA, Mexico & Canada)

The 2026 FIFA World Cup Finals will be the first with three hosts. The United States are the designated main hosts and will feature most of the games, with Mexico and Canada deemed auxiliary hosts. 

Each of these teams will play their group fixtures in their home country. Mexico have been seeded into Group A, Canada into Group B and the United States into Group D in order to facilitate this. 

• Group Stage – 12 Groups of 4 teams (As opposed to 8 groups of 4 teams)

The Group Stage has been a bone of contention for a while. Originally, FIFA had decided to go with a 16-group format, with three teams in each group. However, after discussions with the different confederations, especially those who felt travelling all the way to North or Central America to play just two games was a little unfair, FIFA has changed back to a four-team group stage, but with 12 groups instead of 16.

This means that the top two teams in each group will qualify for the Round of 32 (24) with the final eight teams being the eight best third-place teams from the Group Stage with the best record. 

• Knockout Stage – Begins with a Round of 32 (As opposed to a Round of 16)

An expanded group stage will then lead on to an expanded knockout phase. With 32 teams qualifying for the knockout phase (as opposed to 16 in 2022), there will be one additional round of matches, a Round of 32.

This will be followed by a Round of 16, then the quarterfinals, semi-finals and final. 

The knockout phase is pre-drawn, so teams that finish first, second, or even third in a group can map their route to the final.

This means that the total number of matches in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Finals will increase from 48 Group Stage Games and 16 knockout phase games (64 games in total) to, 72 Group Stage games, plus 32 Knockout Phase games (104 games in total). 

2026 FIFA World Cup Finals – Host Venues

The following cities and stadia will be used for the 2026 FIFA World Cup Finals.

United States

• New York – MetLife Stadium (82,500)
• Dallas – AT&T Stadium (80,000)
• Kansas City – Arrowhead Stadium (76,416)
• Houston – NRG Stadium (72,200)
• Atlanta – Mercedes-Benz Stadium (71,000)
• Los Angeles – SoFi Stadium (70,240)
• Philadelphia – Lincoln Financial Field (69,796)
• Seattle – Lumen Field (69,000)
• San Francisco – Levis Stadium (68,500)
• Boston – Gillette Stadium (65,878)
• Miami – Hard Rock Stadium (64,767)

Canada

• Vancouver – BC Place (54,500)
• Toronto – BMO Field (28,180)

Mexico

• Mexico City – Estadio Azteca (87,523)
• Monterrey – Estadio BBVA (53,500)
• Guadalajara – Estadio Akron (49,850)

Each of the 16 stadia will host Group Stage matches, as well as one Round of 32 tie. The final will be held at the MetLife Stadium on July 19th 2025. 

2026 FIFA World Cup Finals – Qualified

Following the completion of the first stage of qualifying, 42 teams have already qualified for the tournament. They include:

• Hosts (3/3): United States, Canada and Mexico
• Asia (8/8): Jordan, Japan, Australia, Iran, Uzbekistan, South Korea, Qatar, Saudi Arabia (Iraq into the World Cup Playoff)
• South America (6/6): Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Ecuador, Colombia, Paraguay (Bolivia into World Cup Playoff)
• Oceania (1/1): New Zealand (New Caledonia into World Cup Playoff)
• Africa (9/9): Morocco, Egypt, Algeria, Ghana, Tunisia, Cape Verde Islands, Ivory Coast, South Africa, Senegal (Democratic Republic of Congo into World Cup Playoff)
• Europe (12/16): England, Croatia, France, Norway, Portugal, Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Scotland, Belgium, Spain (UEFA playoff qualifiers – Republic of Ireland, Albania, Italy, Ukraine, Czech Republic, Turkey, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Wales, Denmark, Slovakia, Kosovo, Poland, Northern Ireland, North Macedonia, Romania, Sweden)
• Central America (3/3): Panama, Curacao, Haiti (Jamaica and Suriname into World Cup Playoff)

2026 FIFA World Cup Finals – How The 48 Qualifiers Will Be Comprised

The number of teams from each confederation, plus the three hosts, that will qualify direct for the 2026 FIFA World Cup Finals are outlined below. Teams in brackets have qualified from that confederation. 

• Oceania – 1 – (New Zealand)
• Asia – 8 – (Japan, Iraq, Jordan, South Korea, Uzbekistan, Australia, Saudi Arabia, Qatar)
• Africa – 9 – (Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Ghana, Algeria, Cape Verde Islands, South Africa, Senegal, Ivory Coast)
• Europe Group Winners (UEFA) – 12 – (England, Croatia, France, Norway, Portugal, Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Scotland, Belgium, Spain)
• South America – 6 – (Argentina, Ecuador, Colombia, Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil)
• North & Central America – 6 – (USA, Canada & Mexico as hosts, Panama, Haiti, Curacao)
• FIFA Intercontinental World Cup Playoffs – 2 – Iraq, Democratic Republic of Congo, Jamaica, Suriname, New Caledonia and Bolivia qualify to play off for two qualifying spots.
• Europe – UEFA World Cup Playoffs – 4 – Four teams from the 16 that qualified for the UEFA World Cup Playoffs will qualify for the finals.
• Total – 48 – 45 Qualifiers and 3 Host Nations. (42 confirmed qualifiers as of Nov 19th 2025)

The remaining six qualifiers will come from the 16-team UEFA World Cup Playoffs (4 qualifiers from the teams involved, which are: Italy, Ukraine, Denmark, Turkey, Wales, Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Republic of Ireland, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Albania, Kosovo, Romania, Sweden, North Macedonia, Northern Ireland).

The draw for the playoffs will be made on Thursday 20th November, with teams in Pots 1 and 2 drawn at home for the semi-final and a draw made for the venue for each of the four finals. The four teams in Pot 1 will face one of the four teams in Pot 4 and the four teams in Pot 2 will face one of the four teams in Pot 3.

The draw produced the following four pathways. The winning team of the two listed at home for the final will be the hosts for the final.

Pathway 1 Semi Finals

• SF1 – Italy v Northern Ireland
• SF2 – Wales v Bosnia & Herzegovina
• FIN – Wales or Bosnia & Herzegovina v Italy or Northern Ireland

Pathway 2 Semi Finals

• SF3 – Ukraine v Sweden
• SF4 – Poland v Albania
• FIN – Ukraine or Sweden v Poland or Albania

Pathway 3 Semi Finals

• SF5 – Turkey v Romania
• SF6 – Slovakia v Kosovo
• FIN – Slovakia or Kosovo v Turkey or Romania

Pathway 4 Semi Finals

• SF7 – Denmark v North Macedonia
• SF8 – Czech Republic v Republic of Ireland
• FIN – Czech Republic or Republic of Ireland v Denmark or North Macedonia

The final two spots will come from the six-team FIFA Intercontinental World Cup Playoffs held in March 2026. This will feature the best teams that did not qualify from North & Central America (Jamaica, Suriname), South America (Bolivia), Oceania (New Caledonia), Africa (Democratic Republic of Congo) and Asia (Iraq). 

The draw produced the following two pathways.

Pathway 1

• Semi Final 1 – Bolivia v Suriname
• Final – Winner of Semi Final 1 v Iraq

Pathway 2

• Semi Final 2 – New Caledonia v Jamaica
• Final – Winner of Semi Final 2 v Democratic Republic of Congo

Teams will be seeded based on their FIFA World Rankings, with the top two seeds seeded into one of the two playoff finals. The remaining four teams will play a one-off elimination match to decide who progresses into the final. The winners of the two Playoff Finals will claim the last two places at the 2026 FIFA World Cup Finals. 

2026 FIFA World Cup Finals – Broadcasting Rights

The FIFA World Cup Finals are designated as one of the culturally significant sporting events in the UK and as such, coverage is available on free-to-air TV via both the ITV and BBC Sports Channels and online streaming services. 

All games will be shown live although which channels each game is on will not be decided until much closer to the start of the finals. 

Check back here closer to kick off for all the details of each game live!

2026 FIFA World Cup Finals – Latest Betting Odds – Outright Winner

The current odds for the teams still in with a chance of qualifying are shown below. Prices available at bet365 Sport on the date shown below. Odds will be updated regularly over the coming months.

• Spain – 9/2
• England – 6/1
• France – 7/1
• Argentina, Brazil – 8/1
• Portugal – 10/1
• Germany – 12/1
• Netherlands – 20/1
• Italy, Norway – 33/1
• Colombia, Uruguay, Belgium – 50/1
• USA, Mexico – 80/1
• Croatia, Japan, Ecuador, Morocco, Switzerland – 100/1
• Senegal – 125/1
• Austria, Ghana, Paraguay, South Korea, Sweden – 150/1
• Algeria, Ivory Coast, Denmark, Ukraine – 200/1
• Canada, Egypt, Poland, Turkey, Bolivia, Wales, Scotland – 250/1
• Tunisia – 400/1
• Australia, Czechia, North Macedonia, Iran, Romania, Slovakia, South Africa – 500/1
• DR Congo, Panama, Kosovo, Northern Ireland – 750/1
• Albania, Jamaica, Iraq, New Zealand, Qatar, Republic of Ireland, Saudi Arabia – 1000/1
• Cape Verde, Curacao, Suriname, Uzbekistan – 2000/1
• Jordan – 2500/1
• Haiti – 4500/1

Odds shown were correct with bet365 Sport as of 19th November 2025, but may have changed since.

2026 FIFA World Cup – Group Stage Draw

The draw has been made for the FIFA World Cup finals Group Stage

• Group A – Mexico, South Africa, South Korea, Czecchia/Rep of Ireland/Denmark or North Macedonia
• Group B – Canada, Italy/Wales/Bosnia & Herzegovina/Northern Ireland, Qatar, Switzerland
• Group C – Brazil, Morocco, Haiti, Scotland
• Group D – United States, Paraguay, Australia, Turkey/Romania/Slovakia/Kosovo
• Group E – Germany, Curacao, Ivory Coast, Ecuador
• Group F – Netherlands, Japan, Ukraine/Sweden/Poland/Albania, Tunisia
• Group G – Belgium, Egypt, Iran, New Zealand
• Group H – Spain, Cape Verde, Saudi Arabia, Uruguay
• Group I – France, Senegal, Bolivia/Suriname/Iraq, Norway
• Group J– Argentina, Algeria, Austria, Jordan
• Group K – Portugal, New Caledonia/Jamaica/DR Congo, Uzbekistan, Colombia
• Group L – England, Croatia, Ghana, Panama

Famous Faces You Can Expect To See At The 2026 FIFA World Cup Finals

Outlined below are some of the players who will likely be called into their respective international squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup Finals, barring injury or suspension or similar.

This list will be updated as more teams qualify and the final squads for the tournament will be updated once confirmed.

United States

• Head Coach – Mauricio Pochettino
• Goalkeepers – Matt Turner (Crystal Palace), Zack Steffen (Colorado Rapids), Matt Frees (New York City FC), Ethan Horvath (Sheff Wed)
• Defenders – Cameron Carter-Vickers (Celtic), Chris Richards (Crystal Palace), Tim Ream (Charlotte FC), Antonee Robinson (Fulham), Sergino Dest (PSV), Patrick Schulte (Columbus Crew), John Tolkin (Holsten Kiel), Joe Scally (Borussia Moenchengladbach), Miles Robinson (FC Cincinnati), Auston Trusty (Celtic), Alex Freeman (Orlando City), Max Arfsten (Columbus Crew), Mark McKenzie (Toulouse), Walker Zimmerman (Nashville SC), DeJuan Jones (San Jose Earthquakes), Shaq Moore (FC Dallas)
• Midfielders – Tyler Adams (Bournemouth), Gio Reyna (Dortmund), Weston McKennie (Juventus), Yunus Musah (Milan), Brenden Aaronson (Leeds), Cristian Roldan (Seattle Sounders), Tanner Tessmann (Lyon), Tim Tillman (LAFC), Seb Berhalter (Vancouver Whitecaps), Aidan Morris (Middlesbrough), Malik Tillman (Bayer Leverkusen), Luca de la Torre (San Diego), Jack McGlynn (Houston Dynamo), Gianluca Busio (Venezia), Johnny Cardoso (Atletico Madrid)
• Attackers – Christian Pulisic (Milan), Josh Sargeant (Norwich), Timothy Weah (Juventus), Patrick Agyemang (Derby County), Ricardo Pepi (PSV), Folarin Balogun (Monaco), Haji Wright (Coventry City), Diego Lupa (Real Salt Lake), Yunus Musah (Atalanta), Alejandro Zendejas (Club America)

Mexico

• Head Coach – Javier Aguirre
• Goalkeepers – Guillermo Ochoa (AVS), Luis Malagon (America), Raul Rangel (Guadalajara), Carlos Acevedo (Santos Laguna)
• Defenders – Johan Vasquez (Genoa), Cesar Montes (Lokomotiv Moscow), Jesus Gallardo (Toluca), Israel Reyes (Club America), Kevin Alvarez (America), Johan Vasquez (Genoa), Jesus Orozco (Cruz Azul), Mateo Chavez (AZ), Jesus Gallardo (Toluca), Jorge Sanchez (Cruz Azul), Gerardo Arteaga (Monterrey)
• Midfielders – Edson Alvarez (West Ham), Luis Romo (Guadalajara), Carlos Rodriguez (Cruz Azul), Orbelin Pineda (AEK Athens), Luis Chavez (Dynamo Moscow), Erik Lira (Cruz Azul), Obed Vargas (Seattle Sounders), Gilberto Mora (Tijuana), Marcel Ruiz (Toluca), Fidel Ambriz (Monterrey), Erick Sanchez (America),
• Attackers – Raul Jimenez (Fulham), Santiago Gimenez (Milan), Alexis Vega (Toluca), Hirving Lozano (San Diego), German Berterame (Monterrey), Diego Lainez (UANL), Cesar Huerta (Anderlecht), Henry Martin (America), Angel Sepulveda (Cruz Azul)

Canada

• Head Coach – Jesse Marsch
• Goalkeepers – Maxime Crepeau (Portland Timbers), Dayne St. Clair (Minnsota United), Owen Goodman (Huddersfield Town)
• Defenders – Alphonso Davies (Bayern Munich), Alistair Johnson (Celtic), Derek Cornelius (Rangers), Moise Bombito (Nice), Richie Laryea (Toronto), Zorhan Bassong (Sporting Kansas City), Kamal Miller (Portland Timbers), Joel Waterman (Chicago Fire), Alfie Jones (Middlesbrough), Niko Sigur (Hajduk Split), Alistair Johnson (Celtic), Moise Bombito (Nice), Sam Adekugbe (Vancouver Whitecaps)
• Midfielders – Stephen Eustaquio (FC Porto), Ismael Kone (Rennes), Tajon Buchanon (Villarreal), Jonathan Osorio (Toronto), Junior Hoilett (Hibs), Samuel Piette (Montreal), Mathieu Choiniere (LAFC), Nathan Saliba (Anderlecht), Ali ahmed (Vancouver Whitecaps), Jonathan Osorio (Toronto FC), Jayden Nelson (Vancouver Whitecaps), Jacob Shaffelburg (Nashville SC),
• Attackers – Jonathan David (Lille), Cyle Larin (Real Mallorca), Daniel Jebbison (Bournemouth), Liam Millar (Hull City), Tani Oluwaseyi (Villarreal), Theo Bair (Lausanne), Promise David (Union Saint-Gilloise), Lucas Cavallini (Puebla)

Asian Qualifiers

Japan

• Head Coach – Hajime Moriyasu
• Goalkeepers – Zion Suzuki (Parma), Tomoki Hayakawa (Kashima Antlers), Keisuke Osaka (Sanfrecce Hiroshima), Kosei Tani (Machida Zelvia)
• Defenders – Yukinari Sugawara (Werdeer Bremen), Ko Itakura (Borussia Monchengladbach), Hiroki Ito (Bayern Munich), Shogo Taniguchi (Sint-Truiden), Ko Itakura (Ajax), Tsuyoshi Watanabe (Feyenoord), Yuto Nagatomo (FC Tokyo), Yuta Nakayama (Machida Zelvia), Koki Machida (Hoffenheim)
• Midfielders – Wataru Endo (Liverpool), Takumi Minamino (Monaco), Ritsu Doan (SC Freiburg), Keito Nakamura (Reims), Junya Ito (Genk), Daichi Kamada (Crystal Palace), Ao Tanaka (Leeds), Reo Hatate (Celtic), Takefusa Kubo (Real Sociedad), Yuki Soma (Machida Zelvia), Joel Fujita (FC St Pauli)
• Attackers – Kaoru Mitoma (Brighton), Kyogo Furuhashi (Rennes), Daizen Maeda (Celtic), Koki Ogawa (NEC), Ayase Ueda (Feyenoord), Shuto Machino (Borussia Moenchengladbach)

Iran

• Head Coach – Amir Ghanlenoei
• Goalkeepers – Alireza Beiranvand (Tractor), Payam Niazmand (Persepolis), Hossein Hosseini (Sepahan), Mohammad Reza Akhbari (Sepahan)
• Defenders – Milad Mohammadi (Persepolis), Hossein Kanaanizadegan (Persepolis), Shojae Khalilzadeh (Tractor), Mohammed Ghorbani (Al Wahda), Ali Nemati (Foolad), Saleh Hardani (Esteghlal), Majid Hosseini (Kayserispor), Aria Yousefi (Sepahan), Danial Esmaeilifar (Tractor), Ramin Rezaeian (Esteghlal), Morteza Pouraliganji (Persepolis), Ali Gholizadeh (Lech Poznan)
• Midfielders – Saeid Ezaatolahi (Shabab Al Ahli), Alireza Jahanbakhsh (Heerenveen), Mehdi Ghayedi (Ittihad Kalba), Ali Gholizadeh (Lech Poznan), Saman Ghoddos (Ittihad Kalba), Mohammed Ghorbani (Al Wahda), Mehdi Hashemnejad (Tractor), Mehdi Tikdari (Gol Gohar), Omid Noorafkan (Sepahan), Alireza Koushki (Esteghlal), Mohammed Mehdi Mohebi (Ittihad Kaiba)
• Attackers – Mehdi Taremi (Inter), Sardar Azmoun (Shabab Al Ahli), Amirhossein Hosseinzadeh (Tractor), Ali Alipour (Persepolis), Mohammad Omri (Persepolis), Mehdi Ghayedi (Al Nasr)

Australia

• Head Coach – Tony Popovich
• Goalkeepers – Matt Ryan (Levante), Paul Izzo (Randers), Patrick Beach (Melbourne City), Joe Gauci (Port Vale)
• Defenders – Jordan Bos (Feyenoord), Cameron Burgess (Swansea City), Milos Degenek (TSC), Harry Souttar (Leicester City), Lewis Miller (Blackburn Rovers), Callum Elder (Derby County), Kai Trewin (Melbourne City), Jason Geria (Albirex Niigata), James Overy (Man Utd), Jack Iredale (Hibs), Kye Rowles (DC United), Aziz Behich (Melbourne City), Fran Karacic (Hajduk Split)
• Midfielders – Connor Metcalf (St Pauli), Ajdin Hrustic (Heracles), Aidan O’Neill (New York City), Riley McGree (Middlesbrough), Max Balard (NAC), Cameron Devlin (Hearts), Paul Okon-Engstler (Sydney FC), Jackson Irvine (FC St Pauli)
• Attackers – Martin Boyle (Hibs), Nestory Irankunda (Watford), Mohamed Toure (Randers), Al Hassan Toure (Sydney FC), Craig Goodwin (Adelaide United), Nicholas D’Agostino (Viking), Mitch Duke (Machida Zelvia)

Jordan

• Head Coach – Jamal Sellami
• Goalkeepers – Yazeed Abulaila (Al-Hussein), Abdallah Al-Fakhouri (Al-Wehdat), Nour Bani Attiah (Al-Faisaly)
• Defenders – Yazan Al-Arab (Seoul), Abdallah Nasib (Al-Zawraa), Ihsan Haddad (Al-Hussein), Mo Abdulnadi (Selangor), Mohammad Abu Hashish (Al-Karma), Saed Al-Rosan (Al-Hussein), Mohannad Abu Taha (Al-Jawiya), Hadi Al-Hourani (Al-Faisaly), Yousef Abu Al-Jazar (Kazma), Mohannad Khairullah (Al-Faisaly)
• Midfielders – Noor Al-Rawabdeh (Selangor), Rajaaei Ayed (Al-Hussein), Amer Jamous (Al-Wehdat), Ibrahim Sadeh (Al-Karma), Nizar Al-Rashdan (Al-Zawraa), Ahmad Al-Salman (Al-Ramtha), Khaled Zakaria (Al-Faisaly), Mohammad Al-Dawoud (Al-Faisaly)
• Attackers – Musa Al-Taamari (Rennes), Ali Olwan (Al-Karma), Yazan Al-Naimat (Al-Arabi), Mohammed Abu Zrayq (Al-Ramtha), Odeh Al-Fakhouri (Al-Hussein), Ahmad Ersan (Al-Faisaly), Mahmoud Al-Mardi (Dibba), Tamer Bani Odeh (WBA), Ali Al-Azaizeh (Kazma), Anas Al-Awadat (Kazma)

South Korea

• Head Coach – Hong Myung-Bo
• Goalkeepers – Kim Seung-gyu (FC Tokyo), Jo Hyeon-woo (Ulsan), Song Bum-keun (Jeonbuk), Lee Chang-geun (Daejeon)
• Defenders – Kim Min-jae (Bayern Munich), Kim Ju-sung (Sanfrecce Hiroshima), Lee Myung-jae (Daejeon), Lee Han-beom (Midtjylland), Lee Tae-seok (Austria Vienna), Cho Yu-min (Sharjah), Kim Moon-hwan (Daejeon), Park Jin-seob (Jeonbuk), Seol Young-woo (Red Star Belgrade), Kim Tae-hyeon (Kashima Antlers)
• Midfielders – Lee Jae-sung (FSV Mainz), Paik Seung-ho (Birmingham City), Hwang In-beom (Feyenoord), Lee Kang-in (Paris St Germain), Won Du-jae (Khor Fakkan), Seo Min-woo (Gangwon FC), Eom Ji-sung (Swansea City), Bae Jun-ho (Stoke City), Jens Castrop (Borussia Moenchengladbach), Kim Jin-gyu (Jeonbuk), Kwon Hyeok-kyu (Nantes), Yang Min-hyeok (Portsmouth), Leee Dong-gyeong (Ulsan), Park Yong-woo (Al-Ain), Na Sang-ho (Machida Zelvia)
• Attackers – Son Hyeong-min (Los Angeles FC), Hwang Hee-chan (Wolves), Oh Hyeun-gyu (Genk), Cho Gue-sung (Midtjylland), Oh Se-hun (Machida Zelvia), Joo Min-kyu (Daejeon), Lee Ho-jae (Pohang Steelers)

Uzbekistan

• Head Coach – Fabio Cannavaro
• Goalkeepers – Vladimir Nazarov (Pakhtakor), Abduvohid Nematov (Nasaf), Botirali Ergashev (Neftchi), Utkir Yusupov (Foolad)
• Defenders – Rustam Ashurmatov (Esteghlal), Abdukodir Khusanov (Man City), Khojiakbar Alijonov (Pakhator), Farrukh Sayfiev (Neftchi), Sherzod Nasrullaev (Nasaf), Umar Eshmurudov (Nasaf), Abdulla Abdullaev (Dibba), Husniddin Aliqulov (Rizespor), Mukhammadkodir Khamraliev (Pakhator), Ibrokhimkhalil Yuldoshev (Neftchi), Islom Tukhtakhujaev (AGMK), Islom Kobilov (Sogdiana)
• Midfielders – Otabek Shukhurov (Baniyas), Oston Urunov (Persepolis), Akmal Mozgovoy (Baniyas), Jamshid Iskanderov (Neftchi), Odijon Hamrobekov (Tractor), Azizjon Ganiev (Al Bataeh), Oston Urunov (Persepolis), Dostobeck Khamdamov (Pakhator), Azizbek Turgunboev (Pakhator), Khojimet Erkinov (Pakhator), Ruslanbek Jiyanov (Navbahor), Abbosbek Fayzullaev (Istanbul Basaksehir), Jaloliddin Masharipov (Esteghlal), Oybek Bozorov (Nasaf)
• Attackers – Eldor Shomurodov (Istanbul Basaksehir), Igor Sergeev (Pakhtakor), Khusayin Norchaev (Nasaf), Azizbek Amonov (Bukhara), Bobur Abdikholikov (Pakhator)

Qatar

• Head Coach – Julen Lopetegui
• Goalkeepers – Mahmud Abunada (Al Arabi), Meshal Barsham (Al Sadd), Shehab Ellethy (Al-Shahaniya), Saad Al-Sheeb (Al-Sadd), Salah Zakaria (Al-Duhail)
• Defenders – Pedro Miguel (Al Sadd), Lucas Mendez (Al Wakra), Tarek Salman (Al Sadd), Homam Ahmed (Al Duhail), Boualem Khouki (Al Sadd), Ahmed Suhail (Al-Sadd), Issa Laye (Al-Arabi), Ayoub Al-Oui (Al-Gharafa), Yousef Aymen (Al-Duhail), Al-Hashmi Al-Hussain (Al-Arabi), Sultan Al-Brake (Al-Duhail), Pedro Miguel (Al-Sadd), Al-Mahdi Ali Mukhtar (Al-Wakrah), Bassam Al-Rawi (Al-Duhail), Hazem Shehata (Al-Rayyan), Abdelkarim Hassan (Al-Wakrah)
• Midfielders – Abdulaziz Hatem (Al Rayyan), Karim Boudiaf (Al Duhail), Ahmed Fathy (Al Arabi), Assim Madibo (Al Wakrah), Mohammed Waad (Al Sadd), Mostafa Meshaal (Al-Sadd), Abdelrahman Moustafa (Al-Ahli), Abdullah Al-Ahrak (Al-Duhail) Ibrahim Al-Hassan (Al-Rayyan), Mohammed Waad (Al-Saad), Jassem Gaber (Al-Rayyan), Ahmed Faty (Al-Arabi), Assim Madibo (Al-Wakrah)
• Attackers – Sebastian Soria (Qatar SC), Muhammed Muntari (Al Gharafa), Hassan Al Haydos (Al Sadd), Akim Arif (Al Sadd), Almoez Ali (Al Duhail), Ahmed Alaaeldin (Al-Rayyan), Edmilson Junior (Al-Duhail), Mohamed Khaled Gouda (Al-Arabi), Ahmed Al-Ganehi (Al-Gharafa), Ahmed Al-Rawi (Qatar SC)

Saudi Arabia

• Head Coach – Herve Renard
• Goalkeepers – Nawaf Al-Aqidi (Al Nassr), Mohamed Al Rubai (Al Hilal), Raghed Al-Najjar (Al-Nassr), Abdulrahman Al-Sanbi (Al-Ahli), Mohammed Al Owais (Al-Hilal), Ahmed Al-Kassar (Al Qadsiah)
• Defenders – Saud Abdulhamid (Lens), Hassan Al Tambakti (Al Hilal), Abdulelah Al-Amri (Al Nassr), Nawaf Boushal (Al Nassr), Motab Al-Harbi (Al-Ittihad), Abdullah Madu (Al-Ettifaq), Hassan Kadesh (Al-Ittihad), Ali Lajami (Al-Hilal), Ali Al-Bulaihi (Al-Hilal), Mohammed Sulaiman (Al-Ahli)
• Midfielders – Salem Al-Dawsari (Al Hilal), Mohamed Kanno (Al Hilal), Nasser Al-Dawsari (Al Hilal), Abdullah Al-Khaibari (Al Nassr), Musab Al Juwayr (Al Qaddsiah), Marwan Al Sahafi (Royal Antwerp), Al-Malki (Al-Ettifaq)
• Attackers – Firas Al-Buraikan (Al Ahli), Saleh Al-Shehri (Al Ittihad), Abdullah Al Hamden (Al Hilal), Abdullah Radif (Al-Ettifaq), Haroune Camara (Al-Nassr)

Oceania Qualifier

New Zealand

• Head Coach – Darren Bazeley
• Goalkeepers – Max Crocombe (Millwall), Nik Tzanev (Newport County), Kees Sims (GAIS), Alex Paulsen (Lechia Gdansk)
• Defenders – Tommy Smith (Braintree Town), Liberato Cacace (Wrexham), Tim Payne (Wellington Phoenix), Tyler Bindon (Sheff Utd)), Michael Boxall (Minnesota Utd), Bill Tuiloma (Charlotte FC), Storm Roux (Central Coast Mariners), Francis de Vries (Auckland FC), Finn Surman (Portland Timbers), George Stanger (Kilmarnock), James McGarry (Brisbane Roar), Lukas Kelly-Heald (Wellington Phoenix), Dalton Wilkins (Kolding), Callan Elliot (Auckland FC), Nando Pijnaker (Auckland FC)
• Midfielders – Elijah Just (Motherwell), Matthew Garbett (Peterborough Utd), Marko Stamenic (Swansea City), Callum McCowatt (Silkeborg), Joe Bell (Viking), Sarpreet Singh (TSC), Alex Rufer (Wellington Phoenix), Ben Old (Saint-Etienne), Owen Parker-Price (Orgryte), Ryan Thomas (PEC Zwolle)
• Attackers – Chris Wood (Nottingham Forest), Kosta Barbarouses (Western Sydney Warriors), Ben Waine (Port Vale), Andre de Jong (Stellenbosch), Jesse Randall (Auckland FC), Logan Rogerson (Auckland FC), Luke Brooke-Smith (Wellington Phoenix)

South American Qualifiers

Argentina

• Head Coach – Lionel Scaloni
• Goalkeepers -Emi Martinez (Aston Villa), Geronimo Rulli (Marseille), Walter Benitez (Crystal Palace), Facundo Cambeses (Racing)
• Defenders – Lisandro Martinez (Man Utd), Nicolas Tagliafico (Lyon), German Pezzella (River Plate), Cristiano Romero (Tottenham), Nahuel Molina (Atletico Madrid), Nicolas Otamendi (Benfica), Gonzalo Montiel (River Plate), Marcos Acuna (River Plate), Leonardo Balerdi (Marseille), Lautaro Rivero (River Plate), Facundo Medina (Marseille), Nicolas Tagliafico (Lyon), Kevin Mac Allister (Union SG), Valentin Barco (Strasbourg), Marcos Senesi (Bournemouth)
• Midfielders – Enzo Fernandez (Chelsea), Alexis Mac Allister (Liverpool), Leandro Paredes (Roma), Rodrigo De Paul (Inter Miami), Exequiel Palacios (Bayer Leverkusen), Giovani Lo Celso (Real Betis), Anibal Moreno (Palmeiras), Claudio Echeverri (Bayer Leverkusen), Alan Varela (FC Porto), Enzo Barranechea (Benfica), Maximo Perrone (Como), Thiago Almada (Atletico Madrid), Emi Buendia (Aston Villa), Nico Paz (Como)
• Attackers – Lionel Messi (Inter Miami), Lautaro Martinez (Inter), Julian Alvarez (Atletico Madrid), Angel Correa (UNAL), Giuliano Simeone (Atletico Madrid), Thiago Almada (Lyon), Paulo Dybala (Roma), Alejandro Garnacho (Man Utd), Franco Mastantuono (Real Madrid), Valentin Carboni (Genoa), Nicolas Gonzalez (Atletico Madrid), Jose Manuel Lopez (Palmeiras)

Brazil

• Head Coach – Carlo Ancelotti
• Goalkeepers – Alisson Becker (Liverpool), Hugo Souza (Corinthians), Bento (Al Nassr), Ederson (Fenerbahce), Weverton (Palmeiras), John (Nottm Forest)
• Defenders – Vitinho (Botafogo), Eder Militao (Real Madrid), Gabriel (Arsenal), Douglas Santos (Zenit St. Petersburg), Lucas Beraldo (Paris St-Germain), Carlos Augusto (Inter), Marquinhos (Paris St-Germain), Alex Sandro (Flamengo), Danilo (Flamengo), Paulo Henrique (Vasco de Gama), Luciano Juba (Bahia), Fabricio Bruno (Cruzeiro), Caio Henrique (Monaco), Wesley (Roma), Fabricio Bruno (Cruzeiro), Caio Henrique (AS Monaco), Luciano Juba (Bahia), Vitinho (Botafogo), Vanderson (AS Monaco), Guilherme Arana (Atletico Mineiro), Murilo (Nottm Forest)
• Midfielders – Estevao (Chelsea), Joelinton (Newcastle), Bruno Guimaraes (Newcastle), Lucas Paqueta (West Ham), Casemiro (Man Utd), Gabriel Martinelli (Arsenal), Andre (Wolves), Joao Gomez (Wolves), Fabinho (Al Ittihad), Andrey Santos (Chelsea), Gerson (Zenit St Petersburg), Jean Lucas (Bahia)
• Attackers – Neymar (Santos), Vinicius Jr (Real Madrid), Rodrygo (Real Madrid), Richarlison (Tottenham), Matheus Cunha (Man Utd), Luiz Henrique (Zenit St Petersburg), Raphinha (Barcelona), Joao Pedro (Chelsea), Endrick (Real Madrid), Vitor Roque (Palmeiras), Gabriel Martinelli (Arsenal), Igor Jesus (Nottm Forest), Antony (Real Betis), Savinho (Man City), Savinho (Man City)

Uruguay

• Head Coach – Marcelo Bielsa
• Goalkeepers – Sergio Rochet (Internacionale), Franco Israel (Torino), Cristopher Fiermarin (Deportes Tolima), Santiago Mele (Monterrey), Kevin Martinez (Danubio)
• Defenders – Santiago Bueno (Wolves), Mathias Vinha (Flamengo), Ronald Araujo (Barcelona), Jose-Maria Gimenez (Atletico Madrid), Guillermo Varela (Flamengo), Mathias Olivera (Napoli), Matias Vina (Flamengo), Joaquin Piquerez (Palmeira), Sebastian Cacares (America), Jose Luis Rodriguez (Vasco De Gama), Marcelo Saracchi (Celtic)
• Midfielders – Rodrigo Betancur (Tottenham), Federico Valverde (Real Madrid), Giorgian De Arascaeta (Flamengo), Manuel Ugarte (Man Utd), Nahitan Nandez (Al-Qadsiah), Rodrigo Zalazar (Braga), Emiliano Martinez (Palmeiras), Maximiliano Araujo (Sporting), Juan Manuel Sanabria (Atletico San Luis), Santiago Homenchenko (Queretaro), Nicolas Fonseca (Leon), Lucas Torreira (Galatasaray), Nicolas de la Cruz (Flamengo)
• Attackers – Darwin Nunez (Al Hilal), Facundo Pellestri (Panathinaikos), Rodrigo Aguirre (America), Federico Vinas (Real Oviedo), Brian Rodriguez (America), Luciano Rodriguez (Neom), Facundo Torres (Palmeiras), Ignacio Laquintana (Red Bull Bragantino), Agustin Alvarez (Monza)

Paraguay

• Head Coach – Gustavo Alfaro
• Goalkeepers – Roberto Fernandez (Cerro Porteno), Orlando Gill (San Lorenzo), Aldo Perez (Guarani),
• Defenders – Omar Alderete (Sunderland), Junior Alonso (Atletico Mineiro), Gustavo Gomez (Palmeiras), Juan Cacares (Dynamo Moscow), Junior Alonso (Atletico Mineiro), Blas Riveros (Cerro Porteno), Gustavo Velazquez (Cerro Porteno), Alan Benitez (Internacional), Agustin Sandez (Rosario Central), Alexis Duarte (Santos), Fabian Balbueno (Gremio), Saul Salcedo (Newells Old Boys)
• Midfielders – Diego Gomez (Brighton), Miguel Almiron (Atlanta Utd), Ramon Sosa (Palmeiras), Alejandro Gamarra (Al Ain), Damian Bobadilla (Sao Paulo), Braian Ojeda (Real Salt Lake), Matias Galatza (River Plate), Diego Gonzalez (Atlas), Hugo Cuenca (Genoa), Diego Leon (Man Utd), Lucas Romero (Recoleta), Andres Cubas (Vancouver Whitecaps), Mathias Villasanti (Gremio)
• Attackers – Antonio Sanabria (Cremonese), Angel Romero (Corinthians), Julio Enciso (Strasbourg), Alex Arce (Independiente Rivadavia), Ronaldo Martinez (Platense), Gabriel Avalos (Independiente), Isidro Pitta (Red Bull Bragantino)

Ecuador

• Head Coach – Sebastian Beccacece
• Goalkeepers – Hernan Galindez (Huracan), Moises Ramirez (Kifisia), Cristhian Loor (Botafogo)
• Defenders – Pervis Estupinan (Milan), Angelo Preciado (Sparta Prague), Felix Torres (Corinthians), Piero Hincapie (Arsenal), Willian Pacho (Paris St Germain), Cristian Ramirez (Lokomotiv Moscow), Joel Ordonez (Club Brugge), Jhoanner Chavez (Lens), Leonardo Realpe (Famalicao), Xavier Arreaga (Barcelona Ecu)
• Midfielders – Kendry Paez (Strasbourg), Alan Franco (Atletico Mineiro), Moises Caicedo (Chelsea), Gonzalo Plata (Flamengo), John Yeboah (Venezia), Alan Minda (Cercle Brugge), Pedro Vite (UNAM), Jordy Acivar (Independiente del Valle), Denil Castillo (Midtjylland), Yaimar Medina (Genk), Patrick Mercado (Independiente del Valle), Darwin Guagua (Independiente del Valle), Bryan Ramirez (LDU Quito), Jhegson Mendez (Independiente del Valle), Keny Arroyo (Cruzeiro)
• Attackers – Enner Valencia (Pachuca), Kevin Rodriguez (Union Saint-Gilloise), Leonardo Campana (New England Revolution), Nilson Angulo (Anderlecht), John Mercado (Sparta Prague), Jeremy Arevalo (Racing Santander), Janner Corozo (Barcelona Ecu)

Colombia

• Head Coach – Nestor Lorenzo
• Goalkeepers – David Ospina (Atletico Nacional), Camilo Vargas (Atlas), Alvaro Montero (Velez Sarsfield), Kevin Mier (Cruz Azul)
• Defenders – Davinson Sanchez (Galatasaray), Daniel Munoz (Crystal Palace), Santiago Arias (Bahia), Yerry Mina (Cagliari), Johan Mojica (Mallorca), Jhon Lucumi (Bologna), Carlos Cuesta (Vasco de Gama), Alvaro Angulo (UNAM), Yerson Mosquera (Wolves), Deiver Machado (Leon), Cristian Borja (America)
• Midfielders – James Rodriguez (Leon), Jefferson Lerma (Crystal Palace), Richard Rios (Benfica), Yaser Asprilla (Girona), Jhon Arias (Wolves), Kevin Castano (River Plate), Jorge Carrascal (Flamengo), Juan Portilla (Tallares), Gustavo Puerta (Racing Santander), Juan Fernando Quintero (River Plate)
• Attackers – Luiz Diaz (Bayern Munich), Rafael Borre (Internacionale), Luis Suarez (Sporting Lisbon), Jhon Duran (Fenerbahce), Luis Sinisterra (Cruzeiro), Jhon Cordoba (Krasnodar), Andres Gomez (Vasco de Gama), Johan Carbonero (Internactional), Dayro Moreno (Once Caldas), Cucho Hernandez (Real Betis)

African Qualifiers

Morocco

• Head Coach – Walid Regragui
• Goalkeepers – Yassine Bounou (Al Hilal), Munir Mohamedi (Nahdat Berkane), El Hedmi Al Harrar (Raja Casablanca)
• Defenders – Achraf Hakimi (Paris St Germain), Nayef Aguerd (Marseille), Adam Masina (Torino), Youssef Belammari (Raja Casablanca), Noussair Mazraoui (Manchester United), Romain Saiss (Al-Sadd), Mohamed Chibi (Pyramids), Jawad El Yamiq (Al-Najma), Anass Salah-Eddine (PSV), Abdelhamid Ait Boudlal (Rennes)
• Midfielders – Sofyan Amrabat (Real Betis), Neil El-Aynaoui (Roma), Ismael Saibari (PSV), Eliesse Ben Seghir (Bayer Leverkusen), Bilal El-Khannouss (VfB Stuttgart), Brahim Diaz (Real Madrid), Azzedine Ounahi (Girona), Oussama Targhalline (Feyenoord)
• Attackers – Hamza Igamane (Lille), Youssef En-Neysri (Fenerbahce), Ayoub El-Kaabi (Olympiakos), Amine Adli (Bournemouth), Chemsidine Taibi (Sunderland), Sofiane Rahimi (Al Ain)), Ilias Akhomach (Villarreal), Abde Ezzalzouli (Real Betis), Sofiane Diop (Nice)

Egypt

• Head Coach – Hossam Hassan
• Goalkeepers – Mohamed El-Shanawy (Al Ahly), Mohamed Sobhi (Zamalek), Ahmed El Shenawy (Pyramids), Mostafa Shobeir (Al Ahly)
• Defenders – Mohamed Hany (Al Ahly), Ramy Rabia (Al Ain), Khaled Sobhi (Al Masry), Hossam Abdelmaguid (Zamalek), Mohamed Hamdy (Pyramids), Ahmed Abou El Fotouh (Zamalek), Mohamed Ismail (Zamalek), Mohamed Abdelmonem (Nice), Omar Khamal (Al Ahly), Beckham (Al Ahly)
• Midfielders – Hamdy Fathi (Al-Wakrah), Trezeguet (Al Ahly), Mahmoud Saber (ZED), Mohamed Shehata (Zamalek), Nabil Dunga (Zamalek), Marwan Attia (Al Ahly), Zizo (Al Ahly), Zalaka (Pyramids), Marwan Otaka (Ceramica Cleopatra), Ibrahim Adel (Al Jazira), Mohanad Lasheen (Pyramids), Mohamed Elneny (Al Jazira)
• Attackers – Mohamed Salah (Liverpool), Mostafa Mohammed (Nantes), Omar Marmoush (Man City), Salah Mohsen (Al Masry), Osama Faisal (National Bank of Egypt), Taher Mohammed (Al Ahly), Mostafa Fathi (Pyramids)

Algeria

• Head Coach – Vladimir Petkovic
• Goalkeepers – Alexis Guendouz (MC Alger), Oussama Benbot (USM Algier), Luca Zidane (Granada)
• Defenders – Aissa Mandi (Lille), Ramy Bensebaini (B.Dortmund), Rayan Ait-Nouri (Man City), Mohamed Amine Tougai (Esperance), Jaouen Hadjam (Young Boys), Zineddine Belaid (JS Kabylie), Rafik Belghali (Verona), Samir Chergui (FC Paris), Mehdi Dorval (Bari), Elias Benkara (Borussia Dortmund)
• Midfielders – Adem Zorgane (Union Saint-Gilloise), Hicham Boudouai (Nice), Nabil Bentaleb (Lille), Houssem Aouar (Al-Ittihad), Ismael Bennacer (Dinamo Zagreb), Ramiz Zerrouki (FC Twente), Hicham Boudaoui (Nice), Adem Zorgane (Union Saint Gilloise), Ibrahim Maza (Bayer Leverkusen), Yacine Titraoui (Charleroi), Ilan Kebbal (FC Paris), Fares Chaibi (Eintracht Frankfurt)
• Attackers – Riyadh Mahrez (Al-Ahli), Amine Gouri (Marseille), Mohamed Amoura (VfL Wolfsburg), Baghdad Bounedjah (Al Shamal), Anis Hadj Moussa (Feyenoord), Monsef Bakrar (Dinamo Zagreb), Said Benrahma (Neom), Youcef Belaili (Esperance), Mohamed Belloumi (Hull City)

Tunisia

• Head Coach – Sami Trabelsi
• Goalkeepers – Aymen Dahmen (CS Sfaxien), Noureddin Farhati (Stade Tunisien), Sabri Ben Hassen (Etoile du Sahel), Bechir Ben Said (Esperance)
• Defenders – Al Abdi (Nice), Montassar Taibi (Lorient), Dylon Bronn (Servette), Yassine Meriah (Esperance), Mortadha Ben Ouanes (Kasimpasa), Mohamed Ben Ali (Esperance), Yan Valery (Sheffield Wednesday), Moutaz Neffati (IFK Norkopping), Marouane Sahraoui (Stade Tunisien), Ali Maaloul (CS Sfaxien), Oussama Haddadi (RS Berkane), Mohamed Ben Hamida (Esperance), Hamza Jelassi (Esperance), Mahmoud Ghorbel (Monastir)
• Midfielders – Hannibal Mejbri (Burnley), Ellves Skhiri (Eintracht Frankfurt), Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane (Al Ahly), Ismael Gharbi (Ausgburg), Ferjani Sassi (Al Gharafa), Hadj Mahmoud (Lugano), Fires Ben Larbi (Sharjah), Houssem Tka (Esperance), Chiheb Jebali (Esperance), Aissa Laidouni (Al Wakrah), Anis Ben Slimane (Norwich City)
• Attackers – Naim Sliti (Al Shamal), Elias Achouti (Copenhagen), Elias Saad (Augsburg), Hazem Mastouri (Dynamo Makhachkala), Firas Chaouat (Club Africain), Amor Mayouni (Hacken), Seifeddine Jaziri (Zamalek), Nacim Dendani (Monaco), Issam Jebali (Gamba Osaka), Sayfallah Ltaief (Sparta Rotterdam)

Ghana

• Head Coach – Otto Addo
• Goalkeepers – Laurence Ati-Zigi (St. Gallen), Joseph Anang (St Patrick’s Athletic), Benjamin Asare (Hearts of Oak), Jojo Wollacott (Crawley Town)
• Defenders – Mohamed Salisu (Monaco), Alidu Seidu (Rennes), Caleb Yirenkyi (Nordsjaelland), Jonas Adjetey (FC Basel), Derrick Kohn (Union Berlin), Kojo Pepprah Oprong (Nice), Gideon Mensah (Auxerre), Jerome Opoku (Istanbul Basaksehir), Ebenezer Annan (Saint-Etienne), Alexander Djiku (Spartak Moscow), Tariq Lamptey (Fiorentina)
• Midfielders – Mohamed Kudus (Tottenham), Thomas Partey (Villarreal), Kamaldeen Suleimana (Atalanta), Kelvin Nkrumah (Medeama), Kwasi Sibo (Real Oviedo), Christopher Bonsu Baah (Al Qadsiah), Abu Francis (Toulouse), Prince Adu (Viktoria Plzen), Prince Owusu (Medeama), Elisha Owusu (Auxerre), Salis Abdul Samed (Nice), Ibrahim Suleimana (Bologna), Majeed Ashimeru (Anderlecht), Forson Amankwah (Norwich City)
• Attackers – Antoine Semenyo (Bournemouth), Jordan Ayew (Leicester), Abdul Fatawu (Leicester), Inaki Williams (Athletic Bilbao), Prince Osei Owusu (Montreal), Brandon Thomas-Asante (Coventry City), Joseph Paintsil (LA Galaxy), Ernest Nuamah (Lyon), Osman Bukari (Austin)

Cape Verde Islands

• Head Coach – Bubista
• Goalkeepers – Vozinha (Chaves), Marcio Rosa (Montana), Bruno Varela (Al-Hazem)
• Defenders – Stopiyra (Torreirense), Wagner Pina (Trabzonspor), Diney (Al Bataeh), Ricardo Santos (Swansea), Kelvin Pires (SJK), Sidny Lopes Cabral (Estrela Amadora), Jojo (Vizela), David Moreira (Sporting Lisbon)
• Midfielders – Kevin Pina (Krasnodar), Joao Paulo (Otelul Galati), Jamiro Monteiro (PEC Zwolle), Deroy Duarte (Ludogorets Razgrad), Laros Duarte (Puskas Akademia), Telmo Arcanjo (Vitoria Guimaraes), Ailson Tavares (Beitar Jerusalem)
• Attackers – Ryan Mendes (Kocaelispor), Dailan Livramento (Casa Pia), Garry Rodrigues (Apollon Limassol), Alessio da Cruz (Athletic), Willy Semedo (Omonia), Helio Varela (Maccabi Tel Aviv), Nuno da Costa (Istanbul Basaksehir), Heriberto Tavares (Maccabi Netanya), Jovan Cabral (Estrela Amadora)

South Africa

• Head Coach – Hugo Broos
• Goalkeepers – Ronwen Williams (Mamelodi Sundowns), Ricardo Goss (Siwelele), Sipho Chaine (Orlando Pirates)
• Defenders – Aubrey Modiba (Mamelodi Sundowns), Khuliso Mudau (Mamelodi Sundowns), Nkisinasi Sibisi (Orlando Pirates), Mbekezeli Mbokazi (Orlando Pirates), Khulumani Ndamane (TS Galaxy), Samukele Kabini (Molde), Thabo Moloisane (Stellenbosch), Thabang Matuludi (Polokwane City)
• Midfielders – Teboho Mokoena (Mamelodi Sundowns), Thapelo Morena (Mamelodi Sundowns), Oswin Appollis (Orlando Pirates), Bathusi Aubas (Mamelodi Sundowns), Sphephelo Sithole (Tondela), Thalente Mbatha (Orlando Pirates), Masindi Nemtajela (Orlando Pirates), Luke Le Roux (Portsmouth)
• Attackers – Lyle Foster (Burnley), Iqraam Rayners (Mamelodi Sundowns), Evidence Makgopa (Orlando Pirates), Oswin Appollis (Orlando Pirates), Mohau Nkoya (Al-Ettifaq), Sipho Mbule (Orlando Pirates), Tshepang Moremi (Orlando Pirates), Keletso Makgalwa (Sekhukhune United)

Ivory Coast

• Head Coach – Emerse Fae
• Goalkeepers – Yahia Fofana (Rizespor), Alban Lafont (Panathinaikos), Mohamed Kone (Charleroi)
• Defenders – Ghislane Konan (Gil Vicente), Willy Boly (Nottm Forest), Evan Ndicka (Roma), Emmanuel Agbadou (Wolves), Guela Doue (Strasbourg), Wilfred Singo (Galatasaray), Odilon Kossounou (Atalanta), Clement Akpa (Auxerre), Armel Zohouri (Iberia 1999), Jean-Phillippe Gbamin (Metz), Ousmane Diomande (Sporting Lisbon), Wilfried Singo (Galatasaray),
• Midfielders – Frank Kessie (Al Ahli), Ibrahim Sangare (Nottm Forest), Pacoume Zouzoua (Young Africans), Seko Fofana (Rennes), Mario Dorgeles (Braga), Christ Inao Oulai (Trabzonspor), Parfait Guiagon (Charleroi), Hamed Traore (Marseille)
• Attackers – Jeremie Boga (Nice), Emmanuel Latte Lath (Atlanta Utd), Nicolas Pepe (Villarreal), Sebastien Haller (Utrecht), Simon Adingra (Sunderland), Oumar Diakite (Cercle Brugge), Evan Guessand (Aston Villa), Amad Diallo (Man Utd), Yan Diomande (RB Leipzig), Jean-Philippe Krasso (FC Paris), Richard Kone (QPR), Vakoun Issouf Bayo (Udinese), Benie Traore (FC Basel)

Senegal

• Head Coach – Pape Thiaw
• Goalkeepers – Eduoard Mendy (Al Ahli), Mory Diaw (Le Havre) Yehvann Diouf (Nice)
• Defenders – Kalidou Koulibaly (Al Hilal), Krepin Diatta (Monaco), Ismail Jakobs (Galatasaray), Moussa Niakhate (Lyon), Abdoulaye Seck (Maccabi Haifa), El Hadji Malick Diouf (West Ham), Antoine Mendy (Nice), Mamadou Sarr (Strasbourg), Ilay Camara (Anderlecht), Abdou Diallo (Al Duhail)
• Midfielders – Idrissa Gueye (Everton), Nampalys Mendy (Watford), Pape Sarr (Tottenham), Pape Gueye (Villarreal), Lamine Camara (Monaco), Pathe Ciss (Rayo Vallecano), Chiekh Niasse (Verona), Habib Diarra (Sunderland), Rassoul Ndiaye (Le Havre)
• Attackers – Sadio Mane (Al Nassr), Ismaila Sarr (Crystal Palace), Boulaye Dia (Lazio), Iliman Ndiaye (Everton), Nicolas Jackson (Bayern Munich), Cherif Ndiaye (Samsunspor), Cheikh Sabaly (Metz), Ibrahim Mbaye (Paris St. Germain), Habib Diallo (Metz), Assane Diao (Como), Abdallah Sima (Lens), Idrissa Gueye (Udinese)

European Qualifiers

England

• Head Coach – Thomas Tuchel
• Goalkeepers – Jordan Pickford (Everton), Dean Henderson (Crystal Palace), Nick Pope (Newcastle), James Trafford (Man City), Aaron Ramsdale (Newcastle), Sam Johnstone (Wolves)
• Defenders – Reece James (Chelsea), Trent Alexander-Arnold (Real Madrid), Marc Guehi (Crystal Palace), John Stones (Man City), Ezri Konsa (Aston Villa), Myles Lewis Skelly (Arsenal), Djed Spence (Tottenham), Trevor Chalobah (Chelsea), Dan Burn (Newcastle), Tino Livramento (Newcastle), Harry Maguire (Man Utd), Jarrell Quansah (Bayer Leverkusen), Levi Colwill (Chelsea), Rico Lewis (Man City), Jarrod Branthwaite (Everton), Lewis Hall (Newcastle), Taylor Harwood-Bellis (Marseille), Nico O’Reilly (Man City)
• Midfielders – Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid), Phil Foden (Man City), Morgan Rogers (Aston Villa), Declan Rice (Arsenal), Elliott Anderson (Nottingham Forest), Morgan Gibbs-White (Nottingham Forest), Cole Palmer (Chelsea), Jordan Henderson (Brentford), Eberechi Eze (Arsenal), Jack Grealish (Everton), Angel Gomes (Marseille), Kobbie Mainoo (Man Utd), Conor Gallagher (Atletico Madrid), Ruben Loftus-Cheek (Milan), Adam Wharton (Crystal Palace), Curtis Jones (Liverpool)
• Attackers – Harry Kane (Bayern Munich), Marcus Rashford (Barcelona), Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa), Bukayo Saka (Arsenal), Anthony Gordon (Newcastle), Jarrod Bowen (West Ham), Noni Madueke (Arsenal), Dominik Solanke (Tottenham), Ivan Toney (Al Ahli)

Austria

• Head Coach – Ralf Rangnick
• Goalkeepers – Alexander Schlager (Red Bull Salzburg), Nicolas Polster (Wolfsberger), Patrick Pentz (Brondby), Nickolas Kristof (Elversberg)
• Defenders – David Alaba (Real Madrid), Marco Friedl (Werder Bremen), Kevin Danso (Tottenham), Stefan Posch (Como), Leopold Querfeld (Union Berlin), Philipp Leinhart (SC Freiburg), Philipp Mwene (Mainz), Alexander Press (Hoffenheim), Max Wober (Werder Bremen), Stefan Lainer (Red Bull Salzburg)
• Midfielders – Xaver Schlager (RB Leipzig), Nicolas Seiwald (RB Leipzig), Marcel Sabitzer (Borussia Dortmund), Florian Grillitsch (Braga), Marco Grull (Werder Bremen), Romano Schmidt (Werder Bremen), Christoph Baumgartner (RB Leipzig), Konrad Laimer (Bayern Munich), Patrick Wimmer (VfL Wolfsburg), Alessandro Schopf (Wolfsberger)
• Attackers – Marko Arnautovic (Red Star Belgrade), Michael Gregoritsch (Brondby), Nickolaus Wurmbrand (Rapid Vienna), Raul Florucz (Union St. Gilloise)

Croatia

• Head Coach – Zlatko Dalic
• Goalkeepers – Dominik Livakovic (Girona), Ivo Pandur (Hull City), Ivica Ivusic (Hajduk Split), Dominik Kotarski (Copenhagen)
• Defenders – Josko Gvardiol (Manchester City), Josip Stanisic (Bayern Munich), Marin Pogracic (Fiorentina), Duje Caleta-Car (Real Sociedad), Josip Sutalo (Ajax), Martin Erlic (Midtjylland), Borna Sosa (Crystal Palace), Josip Juranovic (Union Berlin)
• Midfielders – Luka Modric (Milan), Nikola Moro (Bologna), Nikola Vlasic (Torino), Mario Pasalic (Inter), Petar Sucic (Inter), Kristijan Jakic (Augsburg), Toni Fruk (Rijeka), Mateo Kovacic (Man City), Lovro Majer (Wolfsburg), Luka Sucic (Real Sociedad), Martin Baturina (Como)
• Attackers – Marco Pasalic (Orlando City), Andrej Kramatic (Hoffenheim), Petar Musa (FC Dallas), Ivan Perisic (PSV), Mislav Orsic (Pafos), Franjo Ivanovic (Benfica), Igor Matanovic (SC Freiburg), Ante Budemir (Osasuna), Bruno Petkovic (Kocaelispor), Marko Pjaca (FC Twente)

Belgium

• Head Coach – Rudi Garcia
• Goalkeepers – Thibault Courtois (Real Madrid), Senne Lammers (Man Utd), Mats Sels (Nottingham Forest), Mike Penders (Strasbourg), Maarten Vandervoort (RB Leipzig)
• Defenders – Joaquin Seys (Club Brugge), Arthur Theate (Eintracht Frankfurt), Brandon Mechele (Club Brugge), Maxim De Cuyper (Brighton), Thomas Meunier (Lens), Koni De Winter (Milan), Timothy Castagne (Fulham), Zeno Debast (Benfica), Wout Faes (Leicester)
• Midfielders – Kevin De Bruyne (Napoli), Youri Tielemans (Aston Villa), Andre Onana (Aston Villa), Axel Witsel (Girona), Diego Moreira (Strasbourg), Charles Vanhoutte (Nice), Hans Vanaken (Club Brugge), Nicolas Raskin (Rangers)
• Attackers – Romelu Lukaku (Napoli), Leandro Trossard (Arsenal), Lois Openda (Juventus), Jeremy Doku (Man City), Dodi Lukebakio (Benfica), Charles De Ketelaer (Atalanta), Romeo Vermant (Club Brugge), Alexis Saelemackers (Milan), Michy Batshuayi (Eintracht Frankfurt), Malik Fofana (Lyon)

France

• Head Coach – Didier Deschamps
• Goalkeepers – Brice Samba (Rennes), Mike Maignan (Milan), Lucas Chevallier (Paris St Germain), Alphonse Areola (West Ham)
• Defenders – Ibrahima Konate (Liverpool), Dayot Upemecano (Bayern Munich), William Saliba (Arsenal), Malo Gusto (Chelsea), Lucas Digne (Aston Villa), Jules Kounde (Barcelona), Lucas Hernandez (Paris St Germain), Theo Hernandez (Al Hilal), Benjamin Pavard (Marseille), Clement Lenglet (Atletico Madrid), Jonathan Clauss (Nice), Pierre Kalulu (Juventus), Loic Bade (Bayer Leverkusen)
• Midfielders – Aurielen Tchouameni (Real Madrid), Eduard Camavinga (Real Madrid), Kephren Thuram (Juventus), Michael Olise (Bayern Munich), N’Golo Kante (Al-Ittihad), Warren Zaire-Emery (Paris St. Germain), Rayan Cherki (Man City), Manu Kone (AS Roma), Adrien Rabiot (Milan), Matteo Guendouzi (Lazio)
• Attackers – Kylian Mbappe (Real Madrid), Antoine Griezmann (Atletico Madrid), Ousmane Dembele (Paris St. Germain), Christopher N’Kunku (Milan), Florian Thauvin (Lens), Hugo Ekitike (Liverpool), Maghnes Akliouche (AS Monaco), Jean-Philippe Mateta (Crystal Palace), Bradley Barcola (Paris St. Germain), Randall Kolo-Muani (Tottenham), Kingsley Coman (Al-Nassr), Marcus Thuram (Inter), Desire Doue (Paris St. Germain)

Switzerland

• Head Coach – Murat Yakin
• Goalkeepers – Gregor Korbel (Borussia Dortmund), Yvon Mvogo (Lorient), Marvin Keller (Young Boys)
• Defenders – Fabian Schar (Newcastle United), Manuel Akanji (Inter), Miro Muheim (SV Hamburg), Silvan Widmer (Mainz), Nico Elvedi (Borossia Moenchengladbach), Becir Omeragic (Montpellier), Ricardo Rodriguez (Real Betis), Auriele Amenda (Eintracht Frankfurt), Adrian Bajrami (Luzern), Isaac Schmidt (Werder Bremen), Luca Jaquez (VfB Stuttgart), Ulises Garcia (Marseille)
• Midfielders – Granit Xhaka (Sunderland), Simon Sohm (Fiorentina), Johan Manzambi (SC Freiburg), Djibril Sow (Sevilla), Christian Fassnacht (Young Boys), Michel Aebischer (Pisa), Fabian Rieder (Augsburg), Vincent Sierro (Al-Shabab), Remo Freuler (Fiorentina), Denis Zakaria (AS Monaco), Ardan Jashari (Milan), Alvyn Sanchez (Lausanne)
• Attackers – Xherdan Shaqiri (FC Basel), Breel Embolo (Rennes), Dan Ndoye (Nottingham Forest), Andi Zeqiri (Widzew Lodz), Ruben Vargas (Sevilla), Cedric Itten (Fortuna Dusseldorf), Zeki Amdouni (Burnley), Joel Monteiro (Young Boys)

Netherlands

• Head Coach – Ronald Koeman
• Goalkeepers – Bart Verbruggen (Brighton), Robin Roefs (Sunderland), Mark Flekken (Bayer Leverkusen)
• Defenders – Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool), Mathijs de Ligt (Manchester United), Nathan Ake (Manchester City), Stefan de Vries (Lazio), Micky Van de Ven (Tottenham), Lutsharel Geertruida (Sunderland), Jurrien Timber (Arsenal), Denzel Dumfries (Inter), Jeremie Frimpong (Liverpool), Jorrel Hato (Chelsea), Ian Maatsen (Aston Villa), Quilindischy Hartmann (Burnley), Youri Baas (Ajax)
• Midfielders – Ryan Gravenberch (Liverpool), Tijiani Reijnders (Man City), Quinten Timber (Feyenoord), Jerdy Schouten (PSV), Frenkie De Jong (Barcelona), Luciano Valente (Feyenoord), Teun Koopmeiners (Juventus), Sam Steijn (Feyenoord), Mats Wieffer (Brighton), Kenneth Taylor (Ajax), Justin Kluivert (Bournemouth)
• Attackers – Cody Gakpo (Liverpool), Donyell Malen (Aston Villa), Memphis Depay (Corinthians), Noa Lang (Napoli), Emmanuel Emegha (Strasbourg), Xavi Simons (Tottenham Hotspur), Wout Weghorst (Ajax), Mex Meerdinck (AZ), Brian Brobbey (Sunderland)

Germany

• Head Coach – Julian Nagelsmann
• Goalkeepers – Oliver Baumann (Werder Bremen), Alexander Nubel (VfB Stuttgart), Marc Andre Ter Stegen (Barcelona), Finn Dahmen (Augsburg)
• Defenders – Antonio Rudiger (Real Madrid), Malick Thiaw (Newcastle United), Waldemar Anton (Borussia Dortmund), Jonathan Tah (Bayern Munich), Nico Schlotterbeck (Borussia Dortmund), Nathanial Brown (Eintracht Frankfurt), David Raum (RB Leipzig), Ridle Baku (RB Leipzig), Robert Andrich (Bayer Leverkusen), Robin Koch (Eintracht Frankfurt)
• Midfielders – Florian Wirtz (Liverpool), Joshua Kimmich (Bayern Munich), Leon Goretzka (Bayern Munich), Aleksandar Pavlovic (Bayern Munich), Jamie Leweling (VfB Stuttgart), Assane Ouedragao (VfB Stuttgart), Felix Nmecha (Borussia Dortmund), Karim Adeyemi (Borussia Dortmund), Kevin Schade (Brentford), Pascal Gross (Borussia Dortmind), Robin Gosens (Fiorentina)
• Attackers – Jamal Musiala (Bayern Munich), Leroy Sane (Galatasaray), Serge Gnabry (Bayern Munich), Jonathan Burkhardt (Eintracht Frankfurt), Nick Woltemade (Newcastle United), Niclas Fullkrug (West Ham), Denis Undav (VfB Stuttgart)

Scotland

• Head Coach – Steve Clarke
• Goalkeepers – Craig Gordon (Hearts), Liam Kelly (Rangers), Scott Bain (Falkirk), Angus Gunn (Nottingham Forest)
• Defenders – Andy Robertson (Liverpool), Kieran Tiereney (Celtic), Aaron Hickey (Brentford), Grant Hanley (Hibs), Jack Hendrie (Al-Ettifaq), John Souttar (Rangers), Scott McKenna (Dinamo Zagreb), Josh Doig (Bologna), Anthony Ralston (Celtic), Nathan Patterson (Everton), Ryan Porteous (LAFC)
• Midfielders – John McGinn (Aston Villa), Scott McTominay (Napoli), Ben Gannon-Doak (Bournemouth), Andy Irving (West Ham), Ryan Christie (Bournemouth), Connor Barron (Rangers), Lewis Ferguson (Bologna), Kenny McLean (Norwich), Billy Gilmour (Napoli), Lennon Miller (Udinese)
• Attackers – Che Adams (Torino), Lyndon Dykes (Birmingham City), Lawrence Shankland (Hearts), George Hirst (Ipswich Town)

Portugal

• Head Coach – Roberto Martinez
• Goalkeepers – Diogo Costa (FC Porto), Jose Sa (Wolves), Rui Silva (Sporting Lisbon)
• Defenders – Ruben Dias (Manchester City), Nuno Mendes (Paris St Germain), Joao Cancelo (Al Hilal), Renato Veiga (Villarreal), Nelson Semedo (Fenerbahce), Diogo Dalot (Manchester United), Goncalo Inacio (Sporting Lisbon), Matheus Nunes (Man City), Antonio Silva (Benfica)
• Midfielders – Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United), Vitinha (Paris St. Germain), Ruben Neves (Al Ahly), Joao Neves (Paris St. Germain), Bernardo Silva (Man City), Francisco Conciecao (Juventus), Joao Palhinha (Tottenham), Pedro Goncalves (Sporting)
• Attackers – Cristiano Ronaldo (Al Nassr), Joao Felix (Al Nassr), Pedro Neto (Chelsea), Rafael Leao (Milan), Francisco Trincao (Sporting), Goncalo Ramos (Paris St. Germain), Carlos Forbs (Club Brugge)

Norway

• Head Coach – Stale Solbakken
• Goalkeepers – Orjan Nyland (Sevilla), Mathias Dyngeland (Brann), Sander Tangvik (Rosenborg), Egil Selvik (Watford)
• Defenders – Kristoffer Ajer (Brentford), Leo Ostigard (Genoa), David Moller Wolfe (Wolves), Julien Ryerson (Borussia Dortmund), Frederik Andre Bjorkan (Bodo Glimt), Marcus Pedersen (Torino), Torbjorn Heggem (Bologna), Sondre Langas (Derby County)
• Midfielders – Martin Odegaard (Arsenal), Oscar Bobb (Man City), Aron Donnum (Toulouse), Thelo Aasgard (Rangers), Antonio Nusa (RB Leipzig), Kristian Arnstadt (AGF Aarhus), Kristian Thorstvedt (Sassuolo), Sander Berge (Fulham), Patrick Berg (Bodo Glimt), Morten Thorsby (Genoa)
• Attackers – Roar Strand Larsen (Wolves), Erling Haaland (Manchester City), Andreas Schjelderup (Benfica), Alexander Sorloth (Atletico Madrid)

Spain

• Head Coach – Luis de la Fuente
• Goalkeepers – Unai Simon (Athletic Bilbao), David Raya (Arsenal), Robert Sanchez (Chelsea)
• Defenders – Pau Torres (Aston Villa), Marc Cucurella (Chelsea), Dean Huijsen (Real Madrid), Pau Cubarsi (Barcelona), Aymeric Laporte (Athletic Bilbao), Pedro Porro (Tottenham Hotspurs), Robin Le Normand (Atletico Madrid), Alejandro Grimaldo (Bayer Leverkusen), Alvaro Carreras (Real Madrid), Dani Carvajal (Real Madrid)
• Midfielders – Pedri (Barcelona), Martin Zubimendi (Arsenal), Fermin Lopez (Barcelona), Gavi (Barcelona), Dani Olmo (Barcelona), Mikel Merino (Arsenal), Rodri (Manchester City), Fabian Ruiz (Paris St. Germain), Alex Baena (Atletico Madrid), Marcos Llorente (Atletico Madrid), Pablo Barrios (Atletico Madrid)
• Attackers – Lamine Yamal (Barcelona), Nico Williams (Athletic Bilbao), Ferran Torres (Barcelona), Mikel Oyarzabal (Real Sociedad), Yeremy Pino (Crystal Palace), Samu Aghehowa (FC Porto), Jorge De Frutos (Rayo Vallecano), Borja Iglesias (Celta Vigo)

Central and North American Qualifiers

Panama

• Head Coach – Thomas Christiansen
• Goalkeepers – Luis Mejia (Nacional), Cesar Samudio (Marathon), Orlando Mosquera (Al-Fayha)
• Defenders – Cesar Blackman (Slovan Bratislava), Ivan Anderson (Marathon), Fidel Escobar (Saprissa), Edgardo Farina (Pari Nizhy Novgorod), Carlos Harvey (Minnesota United), Eric Davis (Plaza Amador), Andres Andrade (LASK), Jorge Gutierrez (Deportivo La Guaira), Amir Murillo (Marseille), Jiovany Ramos (Puero Caballo)
• Midfielders – Cristian Martinez (Ironi Kiryat Shmona), Jose Rodriguez (Juarez), Adalberto Carrasquilla (UNAM), Ismael Diaz (Leon), Azarias Londono (Uni Catolica), Edward Cedeno (Las Palmas), Alberto Quintero (Plaza Amador), Anibal Godoy (San Diego), Omar Browne (Estudiantes de Merida), Edgar Barcenas (Mazatlan), Jovani Welch (Monagas)
• Attackers – Tomas Rodriguez (Monagas), Jose Fajardo (Uni Catolica), Cecilio Waterman (Coquimbo Undo)

Curacao

• Head Coach – Dick Advocaat
• Goalkeepers – Eloy Room (Free Agent), Tyrick Bodak (Telstar), Trevor Doornbusch (VVV Venlo)
• Defenders – Shurandy Sambo (Sparta Rotterdam), Jurien Gaari (Abha), Roshon van Eijma (RKC Waalwijk), Sherel Floranus (PEC Zwolle), Deveron Fonville (NEC), Armando Obispo (PSV), Joshua Brenet (Livingston), Cuco Martina (Victory Boys)
• Midfielders – Godfried Roemeratoe (RKC Waalwijk), Juninho Bacuna (Gazientep), Livano Comenencia (FC Zurich), Leandro Bacuna (Bandirmaspor), Ar’jany Martha (Rotherham), Tyrese Noslin (Telstar), Kevin Felida (Den Bosch), Tahith Chong (Sheffield United)
• Attackers – Jurgen Locadia (Free Agent), Jeremy Antonisse (Kifisia), Sontje Hansen (Middlesbrough), Kenji Gorre (Maccabi Haifa), Jearl Margartitha (Beveren), Jordi Paulina (Borussia Dortmund II), Gervane Kastaneer (Persis Solo)

Haiti

• Head Coach – Sebastien Migne
• Goalkeepers – Johny Placide (Bastia), Alex Pierre (Sochaux), Jose Duverger (Cosmos Koblenz)
• Defenders – Carlens Arcus (Angers), Keeto Thermoncy (Young Boys), Ricardo Ade (LDU Quito), Hannes Delcroix (Burnley), Garven Metisala (Colorado Springs), Martin Experience (Nancy), Duke Lacroix (Colorado Springs), Stephane Lambese (Fleury)
• Midfielders – Jean Bellegarde (Wolves), Leverson Pierre (Vizela), Carl Sainte (Phoenix Rising), Christopher Attys (Triestina), Danley Jean Jaques (Philadelphia Union)
• Attackers – Derrick Etienne Jr. (Toronto), Duckens Nazon (Esteghlal), Don Deedson Louicius (Dallas), Ruben Providence (Almere City), Woobens Pacius (Tampa Bay Rowdies), Frantzdy Pierrot (AEK Athens), Josue Casimir (Auxerre)

(More teams and players will be added to this list when qualification is confirmed)

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