Group D USMNT Rival Australia Names 2026 World Cup Roster: These Are the 26 Socceroos Players

Livingston's Tete Yengi goes from playing in a Champions League final to World Cup with Australia

First Socceroos call-up takes him to America

Pair of NYCFC players suiting up for Australia in World Cup

Midfielder Aiden O’Neill and defender Kai Trewin were selected as part of Australia’s 26-man roster that was announced two weeks out from their World Cup opener against Türkiye on June 14 in Vancouver.

Group D USMNT rival Australia names 2026 World Cup roster: these are the 26 Socceroos players

Tony Popovic has named his squad ahead of the FIFA tournament, with United States, Türkiye and Paraguay in the same group.

Socceroos squad for 2026 FIFA World Cup named

AUSTRALIA COACH Tony Popovic has named his final 26-player CommBank Socceroos squad for the FIFA World Cup 2026, with 17 players set to experience the tournament for the first time, and five A-Leagues players featuring. In a controversial move, Cristian Volpato made the final cut just days after pledging his allegiance to Australia. The 22-year-old winger, who previously wanted to play for Italy, is one of two uncapped players in the squad along…

Former Jets Named In World Cup Squad

Three former Newcastle Jets Players have been named in World Cup Squads ahead of this years tournament in North America Tete Yengi (Jet No. 229) and Cameron Devlin were both named in Tony Popovic’s Socceroos squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Tete Yengi, who currently plays for Machida Zelvia in Japan, made nine appearances for the Newcastle Jets during the 2020/21 A-League Men’s season before departing for Ipswich Town. He also played one singl…

Australia 2026 FIFA World Cup Roster

The 2026 FIFA World Cup begins on June 11 with 48 teams vying for a championship. Teams are releasing their rosters now as the event is approaching. Here is the Australia 2026 FIFA World Cup Roster. Goalkeepers Mathew Ryan (Levante) Paul Izzo (Randers) Patrick Beach (Melbourne City) Defenders Aziz Behich (Melbourne City) Milos Degenek (APOEL) Jordan Bos (Feyenoord) Cameron Burgess (Swansea City) Harry Souttar (Leicester City) Jason Geria (Albire…