German national football team roster for Qatar’s World Cup appearance

ANKARA: An once-in-a-lifetime FIFA World Cup is approaching, with less than a month until football’s most significant international competition kicks off. Qatar, the first-ever Football World Cup staged in the Northern Hemisphere winter, will take place from November 20 to December 18. Commonly FIFA World Cup tournaments are held during the summer in the Northern Hemisphere and come after the end of the football season in Europe.

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But the Qatar Football world cup has been scheduled to be played in autumn and winter due to the intense summer heat. The clubs will resume their 2022-23 campaigns after the final in December. It will also be the first time an Arab country hosts a Football World Cup. In addition, Qatar 2022 will be the first Football World Cup in Asia since the 2002 FIFA World Cup in South Korea and Japan, which Brazil won. Qatar is in Western Asia. It is on the Arabian Peninsula’s northeast coast.

The five-time champions of Brazil want to extend the record

Brazil is the record holder, as they have won the Football World Cup five times. The Brazilians have been craving another FIFA World Cup triumph for nearly two decades. Neymar-led Brazil will take the field to extend the record in Qatar. In 2002, Brazil beat Germany 2-0 in Yokohama to win the Football World Cup for the last time in South Korea and Japan.

Meanwhile, the reigning champions are France, with many stars in the squad, such as Kylian Mbappe, Paul Pogba, and Antoine Griezmann. France secured the Football World Cup twice (1998 and 2018) and sought another victory to keep this title. At the 2018 Football World Cup in Russia, Les Bleus have crowned the world champions over their 42nd victory against Croatia, with Griezmann, Pogba, and Mbappe among the goalscorers in Moscow.

Germany, champions in 2014, are ready to draw with Brazil as Die Mannschaft has won the Football World Cup four times. Italy has also won the FIFA World Cup four times, in 1934, 1938, 1982, and 2006. However, they didn’t make it to Qatar 2022.

Qatar make their debut, and Wales and Canada are back after a long spell

Host nation Qatar, which is affiliated with the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), will make its Football World Cup debut in November. Qatar is in Group A to face Ecuador, Senegal, and the Netherlands, who were the 2010 Football World Cup silver medalists. Meanwhile, Wales and Canada will contest the Football World Cup final after a long spell.

The Welsh national football team has booked their place at the 2022 Football World Cup, ending a 64-year hiatus. In June, Gareth Balled Wales knocked Ukraine 10 in the playoffs to be in Qatar 2022.

Ukrainian forward Andriy Yarmolenko scored their own goal to send the Dragons to the Football World Cup finals for the first time since 1958. Wales will face England, Iran, and the United States in Group B. Canada earned a ticket to the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 36 years after winning CONCACAF Round 3.

The Reds have booked their place for Qatar 2022 after the 40th victory against Jamaica. That is Canada’s first appearance at a FIFA World Cup since Mexico in 1986. Canada will play against Belgium, Morocco, and Croatia in Group F. Belgium came in third at the 2018 Football World Cup in Russia. Croatia won the silver medal at the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

Miss Qatar: Kante, Wijnaldum, Jota

Chelsea’s French midfielder N’Golo Kante, Roma’s Dutch midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum and Liverpool’s Portuguese striker Diogo Jota have all been linked with a move. They are among the players who will miss the 2022 FIFA World Cup through injury. Kante, the 2018 Football World Cup champion, was ruled out of Qatar 2022 after Chelsea said this week that the 31-year-old is set to be out for four months after surgery for a hamstring injury.

Wijnaldum shattered his leg training in August.

 The 31-year-old suffered a fracture to the tibia in his right leg and is still ineligible to play. As Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp confirmed this week, Jota, 25, suffered a severe calf injury to be ruled out of the Football World Cup. “Not good news. Klopp said Jota would miss the World Cup.

Also, Chelsea defender Reece James, 22, will not feature for England at Qatar 2022 due to a knee injury. Chelsea said Reece “is anticipated to be out for eight weeks” last week. Argentina star Paulo Dybala’s injury has left his nation dismayed as the Roma striker may miss the Football World Cup. The 28-year-old hurt his hamstring in October and won’t be able to play again until the end of November.

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Dybala may recover before the Football World Cup, but he could not be a match-fit. French Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba, 29, is unlikely to be called up for the national team next month. Pogba, who scored for France in the 2018 Football World Cup final, underwent knee surgery months after returning from Manchester United. Pogba hasn’t played any games for Juventus this season and is still in the recovery phase.

Klose is still Football World Cup’s all-time top scorer

 Former German striker and 2014 champion Miroslav Klose still holds the record for most FIFA World Cup goals. Klose has scored 16 goals in 24 appearances in four Football World Cup tournaments (2002, 2006, 2010, and 2014). He overtook legendary Brazilian striker Ronaldo in the 2014 Football World Cup semi-finals, scoring against Brazil in Germany’s sensational 71st win over the hosts.

Ronaldo, who has scored 15 goals in 19 games, is followed by the German legend Gerd Muller. Muller died in 2021. In the Football World Cups of 1970 and 1974, he scored 14 goals. Germany and Bayern Munich star Thomas Muller, 33, is the only active player to have scored ten goals in 16 FIFA World Cup matches. Muller still needs to achieve seven goals to beat compatriot Klose’s record. Portugal’s 37-year-old forward Cristiano Ronaldo and Argentine superstar Lionel Messi, 35, scored less than ten goals for their nations each, and Qatar 2022 could be Ronaldo and Messi’s last Football World Cup.

ace to make the Japan Football World Cup squad enters the final stretch

TOKYO: Shock omissions are on the cards when Japan manager Hajime Moriyasu announces his 26-man squad for the Football World Cup in Qatar on November 1, with some established names in Europe likely to miss out. The most prominent absentee from Japan’s two friendlies in September was Reo Hatate. The Celtic midfielder has been called up for matches against the United States and Ecuador. Still, he has never left the bench despite his promising performances this season in the Scottish Premiership and the Champions League.

Gaku Shibasaki, who pulled the strings for Japan at the 2018 Football World Cup in Russia, struggled to make an impact under Moriyasu. The Leganes player wore the captain’s armband against Ecuador but also faced an anxious wait to see if he would be called on in central midfield — an area already well covered. Shibasaki has experience on his side, though, as does Genki Haraguchi. The Union Berlin man has played sparingly for the German Bundesliga leaders this season but has been called up regularly by Moriyasu.

The final line-up is harder to predict in attack, where the manager hasn’t played as a starter since March due to the injury of Vissel Kobe striker Yuya Osako. Bochum’s Takuma Asano and Celtic’s Kyogo Furuhashi were unconvincing when given a chance, especially Furuhashi, who has failed to score with Samurai Blue since June 2021, despite his prolific goalscoring record in Scotland.

As Osako turns against Vissel Kobe in the League, Furuhashi, Celtic teammate Daizen Maeda and Cercle Bruges’s Ayase Ueda failed to show his goalscoring touch in the September friendlies. Asano, whom Moriyasu knows well from his time at Sanfrecce Hiroshima, suffers from a knee injury and faces a race against time to qualify for the FIFA World Cup. It is anyone’s guess, even at this stage, who will miss out on the plane to Qatar, let alone start Japan’s November 23 Group E opener against Germany.

One striker struggling with form is Takumi Minamino, who hasn’t had a spark since joining Monaco from Liverpool in the summer and was average against Ecuador. Although Moriyasu is unlikely to overlook a player who contributed during his tenure of Minamino, the initial anchorage is seriously threatened by Daichi Kamada, Takefusa Kubo, and Kaoru Mitoma.

Moriyasu said the selection was “virtually” done, although the tournament’s unprecedented schedule means all teams could face further injury concerns. That is a particular concern for those in Europe with league fixtures scheduled until a week before the November 20 opener in Qatar. Mitoma was the latest to scare Moriyasu after injuring his right ankle while playing for Brighton on October 14. However, the winger is expected to be fit for the Football World Cup.

In a largely stable backline, Ko Itakura’s availability following injury has been Moriyasu’s primary concern. The coach says the Borussia Monchengladbach defender, like Asano, could be chosen if planned. Be fit in time for Qatar even if he can’t return to the pitch. In goal, Daniel Schmidt left a big impression with a penalty save and a solid overall performance against Ecuador, a push that could see him beat Shuichi Gonda for the starting job.

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