After several months of deliberation, international managers have finally confirmed their squads for the upcoming World Cup in Qatar.
Every nation has now announced their 26-man squads for the competition, giving a clearer indication of which players will and won't be present for their club in training while their country is in action. Club bosses will have been as eager as the players and supporters to find out who will be staying at home to work on their fitness over the regular season break.
Arsenal are set to hand those who are not due to be on international duty some time off before scheduling a training camp in Dubai. The squads have all finally been announced, however there was heartbreak for youngster Omar Rekik, who has featured in the Tunisia side but has been dropped for the tournament.
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In the completed list, ten players are set to represent their nations on the grand stage while playing for the Gunners, which could impact Mikel Arteta's own plans when it comes to how training will work as well as the conditions those players return in. With that said, here's a look at the full list of players confirmed.
Confirmed to be going
Goalkeepers: Matt Turner (USA), Aaron Ramsdale (England).
Defenders: Takehiro Tomiyasu (Japan), William Saliba (France), Ben White (England).
Midfielders: Granit Xhaka (Switzerland), Thomas Partey (Ghana).
Forwards: Gabriel Martinelli (Brazil), Gabriel Jesus (Brazil), Bukayo Saka (England).
Injured / not selected
Emile Smith Rowe (England - injured)
Rob Holding (England - not selected)
Reiss Nelson (England - not selected)
Eddie Nketiah (England - not selected)
Gabriel Magalhaes (Brazil - not selected)
Marquinhos (Brazil - not selected)
Albert Sambi Lokonga (Belgium - not selected)
Cedric Soares (Portugal - not selected)
Fabio Vieira (Portugal - not selected)
Oleksandr Zinchenko (Ukraine - didn't qualify)
Kieran Tierney (Scotland - didn't qualify)
Mohamed Elneny (Egypt - didn't qualify)
Martin Odegaard (Norway - didn't qualify)
Omar Rekik (Tunisia - not selected)
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