[BBC]
Countries have started to announce their 26-man squads for the World Cup in the US, Canada and Mexico.
The tournament is the biggest yet, with 48 teams, and runs from 11 June to 19 July.
You can see the squads below as they are announced.
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Group A:
Mexico:
South Africa:
South Korea: South Korea captain Son picked for fourth World Cup
Czech Republic:
Group B:
Canada:
Bosnia-Herzegovina: Dzeko to join list of World Cup 40-year-olds
Qatar:
Switzerland: Xhaka makes fourth World Cup squad
Group C:
Brazil: Neymar included in Brazil’s 26-man squad
Morocco: PSG’s Hakimi in Morocco squad despite injury
Haiti: Isidor and Bellegarde in Haiti squad
Scotland: Stewart and Curtis in squad
Group D:
United States:
Paraguay:
Australia:
Turkey:
Group E:
Germany: Neuer, 40 out of retirement to be first-choice keeper
Curacao: Smallest nation Curacao name debut World Cup squad
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Ivory Coast: Zaha omitted from Ivory Coast squad
Ecuador:
Group F:
Netherlands:
Japan: Injured Mitoma left out of squad
Sweden: Isak and Gyokeres named in Sweden squad
Tunisia: Lamouchi leaves Sassi out of squad
Group G:
Belgium: ‘Out of shape’ Lukaku in Belgium squad
Egypt: Salah and Marmoush in Egypt squad
Iran:
New Zealand: Braintree’s Smith joins Forest’s Wood in squad
Group H:
Spain: Injured Lamine Yamal in squad but no Real players
Cape Verde: Shamrock’s Lopes makes Cape Verde squad
Saudi Arabia:
Uruguay:
Group I:
France: Mbappe and Dembele lead France squad
Senegal: Mane named in Senegal squad
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Iraq:
Norway: Haaland and Odegaard head Norway squad
Group J:
Argentina:
Algeria:
Austria:
Jordan:
Group K:
Portugal: Ronaldo set for record sixth World Cup
DR Congo: Wan-Bissaka and Wissa in DR Congo squad
Uzbekistan:
Colombia: Rodriguez in Colombia World Cup squad after illness
Group L:
England: Foden, Palmer, Alexander-Arnold to miss World Cup
Croatia: Croatia name Modric, 40, in squad
Ghana:
Panama: Norwich’s Cordoba in Panama’s World Cup squad
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