World Cup 2026: Full list of over 100 Premier League players going to tournament

By Tolulope Oke

More than 160 Premier League players have been named by their countries for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The tournament will be staged in the United States, Mexico and Canada, with matches scheduled to begin on June 11 and the final fixed for July 19.

The list includes players who featured for Premier League clubs at the end of the 2025/26 season, as well as those registered to play for Premier League clubs in the 2026/27 campaign.

Here is the club-by-club list of Premier League players heading to the 2026 World Cup:

Arsenal

Jurrien Timber — Netherlands
David Raya — Spain
William Saliba — France
Gabriel Magalhaes — Brazil
Declan Rice — England
Martin Zubimendi — Spain
Martin Odegaard — Norway
Gabriel Martinelli — Brazil
Leandro Trossard — Belgium
Eberechi Eze — England
Bukayo Saka — England
Noni Madueke — England
Mikel Merino — Spain
Kai Havertz — Germany
Viktor Gyokeres — Sweden

Aston Villa

Emiliano Martinez — Argentina
Ezri Konsa — England
Victor Lindelof — Sweden
Lucas Digne — France
John McGinn — Scotland
Amadou Onana — Belgium
Youri Tielemans — Belgium
Evann Guessand — Ivory Coast
Morgan Rogers — England
Ollie Watkins — England

AFC Bournemouth

Justin Kluivert — Netherlands
Ryan Christie — Scotland
Ben Gannon-Doak — Scotland
Rayan — Brazil
Tyler Adams — United States
Alex Paulsen — New Zealand

Brentford

Kristoffer Ajer — Norway
Aaron Hickey — Scotland
Jordan Henderson — England
Igor Thiago — Brazil

Brighton & Hove Albion

Bart Verbruggen — Netherlands
Jan Paul van Hecke — Netherlands
Mats Wieffer — Netherlands
Maxim De Cuyper — Belgium
Pascal Gross — Germany
Yasin Ayari — Sweden

Burnley

Lyle Foster — South Africa
Zeki Amdouni — Switzerland
Hjalmar Ekdal — Sweden
Hannibal Mejbri — Tunisia
Axel Tuanzebe — DR Congo

Chelsea

Jorrel Hato — Netherlands
Mike Penders — Belgium
Mamadou Sarr — Senegal
Malo Gusto — France
Marc Cucurella — Spain
Reece James — England
Enzo Fernandez — Argentina
Pedro Neto — Portugal
Nicolas Jackson — Senegal

Crystal Palace

Owen Goodman — Canada
Dean Henderson — England
Maxence Lacroix — France
Daichi Kamada — Japan
Ismaila Sarr — Senegal
Jefferson Lerma — Colombia
Yeremy Pino — Spain
Jorgen Strand Larsen — Norway
Jean-Philippe Mateta — France
Daniel Munoz — Colombia
Chadi Riad — Morocco
Chris Richards — United States

Coventry City

Haji Wright — United States

Everton

Jordan Pickford — England
Nathan Patterson — Scotland
Idrissa Gueye — Senegal
Iliman Ndiaye — Senegal

Fulham

Timothy Castagne — Belgium
Sander Berge — Norway
Oscar Bobb — Norway
Antonee Robinson — United States
Issa Diop — Morocco
Luc de Fougerolles — Canada

Hull City

Ivor Pandur — Croatia
Amir Hadziahmetovic — Bosnia-Herzegovina
Liam Millar — Canada

Ipswich Town

George Hirst — Scotland

Leeds United

Gabriel Gudmundsson — Sweden
Ao Tanaka — Japan
Noah Okafor — Switzerland
Brenden Aaronson — United States

Liverpool

Alisson Becker — Brazil
Cody Gakpo — Netherlands
Virgil van Dijk — Netherlands
Ryan Gravenberch — Netherlands
Ibrahima Konate — France
Andy Robertson — Scotland
Wataru Endo — Japan
Alexis Mac Allister — Argentina
Florian Wirtz — Germany
Mohamed Salah — Egypt
Alexander Isak — Sweden

Manchester City

Nathan Ake — Netherlands
Tijjani Reijnders — Netherlands
James Trafford — England
John Stones — England
Marc Guehi — England
Josko Gvardiol — Croatia
Ruben Dias — Portugal
Matheus Nunes — Portugal
Nico O’Reilly — England
Rodri — Spain
Mateo Kovacic — Croatia
Bernardo Silva — Portugal
Jeremy Doku — Belgium
Omar Marmoush — Egypt
Rayan Cherki — France
Erling Haaland — Norway

Manchester United

Senne Lammens — Belgium
Lisandro Martinez — Argentina
Diogo Dalot — Portugal
Casemiro — Brazil
Kobbie Mainoo — England
Bruno Fernandes — Portugal
Matheus Cunha — Brazil
Amad — Ivory Coast
Noussair Mazraoui — Morocco
Tyler Fletcher — Scotland
Manuel Ugarte — Uruguay
Marcus Rashford — England

Newcastle United

Malick Thiaw — Germany
Dan Burn — England
Tino Livramento — England
Bruno Guimaraes — Brazil
Anthony Elanga — Sweden
Anthony Gordon — England
Yoane Wissa — DR Congo
Nick Woltemade — Germany

Nottingham Forest

Angus Gunn — Scotland
Tyler Bindon — New Zealand
Ibrahim Sangare — Ivory Coast
Elliot Anderson — England
Dan Ndoye — Switzerland
Chris Wood — New Zealand

Sunderland

Robin Roefs — Netherlands
Brian Brobbey — Netherlands
Arthur Masuaku — DR Congo
Granit Xhaka — Switzerland
Habib Diarra — Senegal
Noah Sadiki — DR Congo
Wilson Isidor — Haiti
Chemsdine Talbi — Morocco
Simon Adingra — Ivory Coast

Tottenham Hotspur

Micky van de Ven — Netherlands
Cristian Romero — Argentina
Kevin Danso — Austria
Djed Spence — England
Pedro Porro — Spain
Lucas Bergvall — Sweden
Pape Matar Sarr — Senegal
Rodrigo Bentancur — Uruguay
Luka Vuskovic — Croatia

West Ham United

Crysencio Summerville — Netherlands
El-Hadji Malick Diouf — Senegal
Aaron Wan-Bissaka — DR Congo

Wolves

Hwang Hee-chan — South Korea
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde — Haiti
David Moller Wolfe — Norway
Santiago Bueno — Uruguay
Sasa Kalajdzic — Austria
Jose Sa — Portugal