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FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualified Teams List

FIFA World Cup 2026 qualified teams graphic featuring hosts Canada, Mexico, USA and top players with World Cup trophy

FIFA World Cup 2026 will feature 48 qualified nations, hosted by Canada, Mexico, and the United States.

Host Countries for FIFA World Cup 2026

The 2026 World Cup will be jointly hosted by:

This marks the first time three nations will co-host a FIFA World Cup.

Top Ranked Teams in World Cup 2026

Among the strongest contenders heading into the tournament are:

These nations are expected to be among the favorites for the 2026 title.

World Cup 2026 Qualified Teams

Host Countries

Canada
Group: B
World Ranking: 29
Participations: 2
Mexico
Group: A
World Ranking: 16
Participations: 17
USA
Group: D
World Ranking: 15
Participations: 11

Qualified Teams

Algeria
Group: J
World Ranking: 28
Participations: 4
Argentina
Group: J
World Ranking: 2
Participations: 18
Australia
Group: D
World Ranking: 27
Participations: 6
Austria
Group: J
World Ranking: 24
Participations: 7
Belgium
Group: G
World Ranking: 9
Participations: 13
Brazil
Group: C
World Ranking: 5
Participations: 22
Cabo Verde
Group: H
World Ranking: 67
Participations: 0
Colombia
Group: K
World Ranking: 14
Participations: 6
Croatia
Group: L
World Ranking: 11
Participations: 6
Curaçao
Group: E
World Ranking: 81
Participations: 0
Côte d’Ivoire
Group: E
World Ranking: 37
Participations: 3
Ecuador
Group: E
World Ranking: 23
Participations: 4
Egypt
Group: G
World Ranking: 31
Participations: 3
England
Group: L
World Ranking: 4
Participations: 16
France
Group: I
World Ranking: 3
Participations: 16
Germany
Group: E
World Ranking: 10
Participations: 10
Ghana
Group: L
World Ranking: 72
Participations: 4
Haiti
Group: C
World Ranking: 83
Participations: 1
IR Iran
Group: G
World Ranking: 20
Participations: 6
Japan
Group: F
World Ranking: 19
Participations: 7
Jordan
Group: J
World Ranking: 64
Participations: 0
Korea Republic
Group: A
World Ranking: 22
Participations: 10
Morocco
Group: C
World Ranking: 8
Participations: 6
Netherlands
Group: F
World Ranking: 7
Participations: 10
New Zealand
Group: G
World Ranking: 85
Participations: 2
Norway
Group: I
World Ranking: 32
Participations: 3
Panama
Group: L
World Ranking: 33
Participations: 1
Paraguay
Group: D
World Ranking: 40
Participations: 8
Portugal
Group: K
World Ranking: 6
Participations: 8
Qatar
Group: B
World Ranking: 56
Participations: 1
Saudi Arabia
Group: H
World Ranking: 61
Participations: 6
Scotland
Group: C
World Ranking: 38
Participations: 7
Senegal
Group: I
World Ranking: 12
Participations: 3
South Africa
Group: A
World Ranking: 60
Participations: 3
Spain
Group: H
World Ranking: 1
Participations: 16
Switzerland
Group: B
World Ranking: 18
Participations: 12
Tunisia
Group: F
World Ranking: 47
Participations: 6
Uruguay
Group: H
World Ranking: 17
Participations: 14
Uzbekistan
Group: K
World Ranking: 52
Participations: 0

Full List of FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualified Teams

Here is the complete confirmed team list:

Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Cabo Verde, Colombia, Croatia, Curaçao, Côte d’Ivoire, Ecuador, Egypt, England, France, Germany, Ghana, Haiti, IR Iran, Japan, Jordan, Korea Republic, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Portugal, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Senegal, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Tunisia, Uruguay, Uzbekistan.

How Many Teams Will Play in 2026?

The 2026 edition expands from 32 to 48 teams, divided into 12 groups (Group A–L). The new format increases global representation and competitive balance.

Nations Making Their World Cup Debut

Some nations are set to make historic first appearances:

Their qualification highlights the expanding global reach of football.

Final Thoughts

The FIFA World Cup 2026 qualified teams list showcases a balanced mix of global powerhouses and emerging football nations. With 48 teams and a historic tri-nation hosting format, the 2026 tournament promises to be the most inclusive and competitive World Cup ever.

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