FIFA 2026 World Cup: Which countries have qualified?

The FIFA 2026 World Cup will be the first to feature 48 countries, expanded from the usual 32-team tournament.

Sixteen cities across the United States, Canada and Mexico will combine to host 104 games when the global soccer event unfolds from June 11 to July 19, 2026.

By confederation, here's a full breakdown of qualified teams.

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Qualified teams: FIFA 2026 World Cup

1. Argentina - Conmebol
2. Algeria - CAF
3. Australia - AFC
4. Austria - UEFA
5. Belgium - UEFA
6. Bosnia & Herzegovina - UEFA
7. Brazil - Conmebol
8. Canada - Concacaf
9. Cape Verde - CAF
10. Colombia - Conmebol
11. Croatia - UEFA
12. Curaçao - Concacaf
13. Czechia - UEFA
14. DR Congo - CAF
15. Ecuador - Conmebol
16. Egypt - CAF
17. England - UEFA
18. France - UEFA
19. Germany - UEFA
20. Ghana - CAF
21. Haiti - Concacaf 
22. Iran - AFC
23. Iraq - AFC
24. Ivory Coast - CAF
25. Japan - AFC
26. Jordan - AFC
27. Mexico - Concacaf
28. Morocco - CAF
29. Netherlands - UEFA
30. New Zealand - OFC
31. Norway - UEFA
32. Panama - Concacaf
33. Paraguay - Conmebol
34. Portugal - UEFA
35. Qatar - AFC
36. Saudi Arabia - AFC
37. Scotland - UEFA
38. Senegal - CAF
39. South Africa - CAF
40. South Korea - AFC
41. Spain - UEFA
42. Sweden - UEFA
43. Switzerland - UEFA
44. Tunisia - CAF
45. Türkiye - UEFA
46. Uruguay - Conmebol
47. USA - Concacaf
48. Uzbekistan - AFC

1. Australia
2. Iran
3. Iraq
4. Japan
5. Jordan
6. Qatar
7. Saudi Arabia
8. South Korea
9. Uzbekistan

1. Algeria
2. Cape Verde
3. DR Congo
4. Egypt
5. Ghana
6. Ivory Coast
7. Morocco
8. Senegal
9. South Africa
10. Tunisia

1. Canada (co-host)
2. Curaçao
3. Haiti
4. Mexico (co-host)
5. Panama
6. United States (co-host)

1. Argentina
2. Brazil
3. Colombia
4. Ecuador
5. Paraguay
6. Uruguay

1. New Zealand

1. Austria
2. Belgium
3. Bosnia & Herzegovina
4. Croatia
5. Czechia
6. England
7. France
8. Germany
9. Netherlands
10. Norway
11. Portugal
12. Scotland
13. Spain
14. Sweden
15. Switzerland
16. Türkiye