Before the tournament’s opening match on November 20, World Cup squads are beginning to be finalized after months of discussion.
On October 6, 2022, in London, United Kingdom, during the UEFA Europa League group A match between Arsenal FC and FK Bodo/Glimt at Emirates Stadium, Arsenal’s Fabio Vieira celebrates scoring his team’s third goal.
International managers are now officially announcing their squads for the 2017 World Cup in Qatar after months of debate.
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Many countries have yet to formally confirm who will be traveling on the plane, but others have come forth with statements about who is and is not included in their preparations for the tournament.
Who will remain at home to improve on their fitness during the regular season break will be announced by the club management with the same zeal as the players and fans.
Before setting up a training camp in Dubai, Arsenal plans to give players who aren’t scheduled for international service some time off.
On Monday, the rosters for Brazil and Japan were both revealed. Although Takehiro Tomiyasu and Gabriel Jesus were mainly anticipated to travel with their respective countries, Gabriel Martinelli’s participation was in doubt because to Brazil’s absurd depth at left-wing. Tite has however concluded that the 21-year-old is valuable enough to bring to the competition.
Three Arsenal players were among the players named to England’s team on Thursday, however one significant admittance from the Gunners was made to Portugal’s squad. In light of this, let’s examine who has been confirmed to travel, who is anticipated to travel, and who is uncertain to travel to the World Cup due to injuries or being passed over by their national team head coaches.
Confirmed Line-up going to Qatar
Goalkeepers: Matt Turner (USA), Aaron Ramsdale (England).
Defenders: Takehiro Tomiyasu (Japan), William Saliba (France), Ben White (England).
Midfielders: Granit Xhaka (Switzerland).
Forwards: Gabriel Martinelli (Brazil), Gabriel Jesus (Brazil), Bukayo Saka (England).
Possible involvement
Midfielders: Thomas Partey (Ghana)
Injured / not selected
Emile Smith Rowe (England – injured)
Rob Holding (England – not selected)
Reiss Nelson (England – not selected)
Eddie Nketiah (England – not selected)
Gabriel Magalhaes (Brazil – not selected)
Marquinhos (Brazil – not selected)
Albert Sambi Lokonga (Belgium – not selected)
Cedric Soares (Portugal – not selected)
Fabio Vieira (Portugal – not selected)
Oleksandr Zinchenko (Ukraine – didn’t qualify)
Kieran Tierney (Scotland – didn’t qualify)
Mohamed Elneny (Egypt – didn’t qualify)
Martin Odegaard (Norway – didn’t qualify)