The 2026 FIFA World Cup is right around the corner, and after much anticipation, we now know all 1,248 players who'll represent their countries in Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Check out all 48 finalised squads and 1,248 players.

Australia's players are mature enough to handle the ⁠hype ahead of their high-profile World Cup match against co-hosts the United States and do not need staff ‌to tell them to get off social media, assistant coach Hayden Foxe ‌has said.

FIFA has concluded its investigation into VAR official Shaun Evans after a controversial gesture during a World Cup match sparked widespread debate. The governing body found no evidence of misconduct, allowing focus to return to the tournament as teams compete for football's ultimate prize.

Brazil, the first former champions to take the field at the 2026 World Cup, faced disappointment with a 1-1 draw against Morocco. The tournament’s third day also witnessed Qatar's historic first point, Scotland breaking a 36-year winless streak, and Australia's impressive victory over Turkey.

Australia's head coach Tony Popovic took a bold risk by fielding young talents in their World Cup opener, resulting in a surprising 2-0 victory over Turkey. Nestory Irankunda scored the opener, while goalkeeper Patrick Beach kept a clean sheet, showcasing the team's potential for future success.