Latest information about football World Cup teams who were traveling to Qatar

After the group stages on December 2, football fans can now visit Qatar for the Football World Cup without having a ticket, according to the nation’s interior ministry. On Thursday, ministry spokesman Jabr Hammoud Jabr al-Nuaimi told reporters, “We’re delighted to announce today that non-ticketed fans can enter the State of Qatar after the conclusion of the FIFA World Cup Qatar Group Stage – starting from December 2, 2022 – to enjoy the unique tournament atmosphere here with teams and fans in the country.

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“To protect the security and safety of the fans, all parties will cooperate. Al-Nuaim added, “We warmly welcome everyone, and all work together to make the competition a success. Free access to bus and metro services is also offered through the Hayya card, a Fan ID. Holders of a Hayya card may remain in Qatar through January 23, 2023. A website that lists clinics and hospitals has been published, according to Yousef al-Maslamani, the FIFA World Cup’s official spokeswoman on health. When necessary, fans can call the free helpline at (16000) to get information about how to get medical assistance.

Group A: Ecuador

Hernan Galindez of Acus, Moises Ramirez of Independent of the Valle, Alexander Dominguez of LDU Quito, Gonzalo Valle of Guayaquil City, Pervis Estupinan of Brighton, Angelo Preciado of Genk, Piero Hincapie of Bayer Leverkusen, Xavier Arreaga of Seattle Sounders, Diego Palacios of LAFC, Byron Castillo of Leon, Fernando Leon of Atletico

Robert Arboleda and Felix Torres were absent from the scoreless draws against Saudi Arabia and Japan. Arboleda, a central defender for Sao Paulo, was recovering from an ankle injury, while Torres was dealing with a muscular strain. Brighton is the only team with Premier League representation, and Moises Caicedo and Pervis Estupinan are anticipated to play.

Netherlands

Andries Noppert (Heerenveen), Jasper Cillessen (NEC), Mark Flekken (Freiburg), Remko Pasveer (Ajax), Justin Biljow (Feyenoord), Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool), Nathan Ake (Manchester City), Mitchell Bakker (Bayer Leverkusen), Jeremie Frimpong (Bayer Leverkusen), Stefan de Vrij (Inter), Da (Ajax), Donyell Malen of Borussia Dortmund, Arnaut Danjuma of Villarreal, Luuk de Jong of PSV, and Noa Lang (Club Brugge).

Young players make up most of the first roster, but many of them will probably be dropped before the final 26-man squad is announced. Without Giorginio Wijnaldum, Tim Krul, or Bruno Martins Indi, a relative lack of experience could be a hindrance.

Qatar

Saad Al Sheeb, Yousef Hassan, Meshaal Barsham, Ro-Ro, Abdelkarim Hassan, Tarek Salman, Musab Kheder, Homam Ahmed, Bassam Al-Rawi, Boualem Khoukhi, Abdulaziz Hatem, Mohammed Waad, Ali Assadalla, Karim Boudiaf, Assim Madibo, Abdullah Al-Ahrak (Al-Duhail)

Mohamed Emad and Jassem Gaber received calls to duty for the September international break in an otherwise stable squad for the visitors.

Senegal

Formose Mendy (Amiens), Moussa Niakhate (Nottingham Forest), Abdou Diallo (RB Leipzig), Idrissa Gueye (Everton), Pathe Ciss (Rayo Vallecano), Cheikhou Kouyate (Nottingham Forest), Pape Gueye (Marseille), Krepin Diatta (Monaco), Nampalys Mendy (Leicester), and Edouard Mendy (Chelsea) (Torino).

Senegal, the AFCON champions, appear to be in a strong position to succeed in Qatar under manager Cisse, who is in his sixth season in charge of a seasoned team that includes a third of Champions League players. Though Koulibaly is adjusting slowly to the Premier League and Mendy has lost his starting position in goal, Cisse may be worried about his Chelsea teammates.

Group B: England

Harry Maguire (Manchester United), Luke Shaw (Manchester United), John Stones (Manchester City), Fikayo Tomori (AC Milan), Kieran Trippier (Newcastle), Kyle Walker (Manchester City), Jude Bellingham (Borussia Dortmund), Mason Mount, Aaron Ramsdale (Arsenal), Dean Henderson (Nottingham Forest), Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool), Ben Chilwell (Chelsea), Conor Coady (Everton) (Brentford).

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Following surgery for a groin injury, Kyle Walker is questionable to make England’s Qatar Football World Cup roster, and fellow City teammate Kalvin Phillips (shoulder) is also in a tight window. Reece James is a significant doubt since he must wear a knee brace for a month, which would allow Liverpool’s Joe Gomez to enter the game. Concerns for the Three Lions were increased by Chelsea left-back Ben Chilwell’s apparent hamstring injury. Adam Webster, Lewis Dunk, and Danny Welbeck, all of Brighton, are reportedly part of the first 55-man roster.

Iran

Morteza Pouraliganji (Persepolis), Hossein Kanaanizadegan (Al-Ahli), Saleh Hardani (Esteghlal), Majid Hosseini (Kayserispor), Omid Noorafkan (Sepahan), Ramin Rezaeian (Sepahan), Abolfazl Jalali (Esteghlal), Ehsan Hajsaf (Bayer Leverkusen).

Although Iran is the underdog in Group B, they are only one spot behind Wales in the world rankings and are qualified for their third straight finals. In 2018, sixteen members of their most recent squad competed in Russia. The athletes recently expressed their support for demonstrations in response to Mahsa Amini’s passing while detained by “morality police.” The squad’s decision to continue their protests in Qatar is still in the air.

United States

Sean Johnson of New York City FC, Ethan Horvath of Luton Town, Matt Turner of Arsenal, DeAndre Yedlin of Inter Miami, Walker Zimmerman of Nashville, Aaron Long of the New York Red Bulls, Cameron Carter-Vickers of Celtic, Sergio Dest of AC Milan, Chris Richards of Crystal Palace, Sam Vines of Antwerp, Reggie Cannon of Boavista, Joe Scally of Borussia Monchengladbach, Tyler Adams of Leeds United, Yunus (Dallas).

Matt Turner, the goalkeeper for Arsenal, filled in for Zach Steffen during the most recent friendly. Steffen, who was on loan at Boro, will rejoin the team for Qatar, although the No. 1 spot seems open for grabs. Jordan Pefok of Union Berlin missed the friendlies as well. Still, if he continues his Bundesliga success, Berhalter will find it difficult to keep him off the finals roster when it is released on November 9. Miles Robinson has already been ruled out due to injury, while Daryl Dike is dealing with a thigh issue.

Wales

Wayne Hennessey of Nottingham Forest, Danny Ward of Leicester, Tom King of Salford City, Ben Davies of Tottenham, Joe Rodon of Rennes, Ben Cabango of Swansea, Chris Mepham of Bournemouth, Chris Gunter of AFC Wimbledon, Rhys Norrington-Davies of Sheffield United, Connor Roberts of Burnley, Neco Williams of Nottingham Forest, Joe Allen of Swansea City, Joe Morrell of Portsmouth, Ethan Amapdu of Sp (Nottingham Forest)

Tom Lawrence has been sidelined with a knee ailment for Rangers since August, and Joe Allen hasn’t played for Swansea in more than a month due to a hamstring issue. The good news is that while Gareth Bale occasionally comes off the bench in LA, Aaron Ramsey at least plays (sparingly) for Nice.

Saudi Football World Cup fan arrives in Qatar from Jeddah

According to news sources, a Saudi trekker who set out on a 55-day journey from the Kingdom to Qatar in preparation for the Football World Cup Qatar has arrived in Doha. On October 30, Abdullah al-Sulmi, 33, finished the 1,600-kilometer journey to Qatar, where he will watch Qatar Football World Cup games beginning on November 20. Al-Sulmi stated in an interview with Al Arabiya that the accomplishment wasn’t without its difficulties, which included enduring sweltering temperatures and navigating difficult desert terrains.

Al-Sulmi, who left Jeddah with just a bag, said that he was well-prepared before setting out on his voyage, especially regarding safety. He added that he had a tracking device connected to his brother’s phone as well as the phones of a few acquaintances. Al-Sulmi, a five-year trekker, said just before arriving in Qatar on Saudi television’s Al Ekhbariya that the nicest part of his journey was the friendly greeting he received from the Saudi people.

“The Saudi people have been very welcoming and motivating… Sincerity tells me that this gracious reception has been the highlight of my journey. Al-Sulmi described his arrival in Qatar as the realization of a dream, saying that his success was due not only to his dedication but also to the support of others who had encouraged him along the way.

While en route to Qatar, he spoke to France 24 and said, “I have my ups and downs, but when I hear people greet me and say they would follow up on my journey and support me, I feel inspired, and I keep going. When I first got here, I asked myself, “What have I done? It is not possible. But you know, when I first set out on this journey, all I could think about was getting to Doha and getting there in time for the Football World Cup. I thank God for that because [it made me] overcome all the difficulties of [the journey],” he said to Oman’s al-Wisal radio station after arriving in Qatar.

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