Strong squads emerge ahead of World Cup 2026 in North America
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 6, 2026, 8:00 AM
Last updated Jun 6, 2026
As the World Cup 2026 approaches, 48 teams prepare to compete in North America, showcasing a wealth of football talent. Among the notable squads is the United States, featuring Christian Pulisic and Weston McKennie, although head coach Mauricio Pochettino faced criticism for leaving Tanner Tessmann off the roster. Norway's chances also shine with star striker Erling Haaland leading a talented group capable of a deep tournament run. Analysts are focusing on the overall squad strength rather than individual superstars, echoing lessons learned from past tournaments.
- •United States boasts key players in Pulisic and McKennie
- •Pochettino's roster decision on Tessmann sparks debate
- •Norway's Haaland leads a promising squad
- •Focus shifts from individual stars to overall team strength
- •World Cup 2026 features 48 competing nations
- 8:00 AMYahoo Sports — World Cup 2026 rosters, ranked: The strongest squads among title favourites at 2026 finals
"With 48 teams convening in North America to contest this summer's World Cup, the field of nations is bursting with world-class talent and football icons. Yet one man doth not make a title contender.
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