Several Leeds United players have already helped their countries secure their place at the Qatar World Cup later this year. For the first time in the history of the sport, the tournament is set to take place in the winter months of November and December instead of the summer due to the extreme heat in the Middle East.
By the end of this week, 28 of the 32 participating countries will have been confirmed, with the remaining four to be decided in June in the intercontinental play-offs, as well as the delayed European play-off final. So with that in mind, here is a look at some of the details of the draw, as well as the Leeds players who will be casting a keen eye on it.
