The countdown to the 2026 World Cup has officially begun, and the excitement is building as nations across the globe start unveiling their 26-man squads for the biggest tournament in football history. Hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, this year's competition marks a historic milestone with 48 teams vying for glory, kicking off on June 11.

As the announcements roll in, fans are eagerly tracking which stars will represent their countries on the world's biggest stage. Among the early headlines, Bosnia-Herzegovina's veteran striker Edin Džeko is set to join an elite list of players competing in the World Cup at age 40, adding a touch of experience and nostalgia to the tournament.

Meanwhile, Scotland fans have a reason to celebrate: the BBC will broadcast their first World Cup match since 1998, reigniting a long-awaited return to international spotlight for the Tartan Army. With each squad reveal, the dream of lifting the trophy in North America feels closer than ever.

Stay tuned as we update this page with every nation's official squad list, from the heavy favorites to the underdogs looking to make history. Whether you're gearing up for match day or just love the thrill of the game, this is your go-to guide for all things 2026 World Cup squads.