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Netherlands Names 2026 World Cup Squad: These Are the 26 Players Chosen by Ronald Koeman
Koeman waited for late fitness updates before naming a 26-player squad led by Virgil van Dijk and Memphis Depay, with two midfielders out injured.
- Netherlands manager Ronald Koeman officially announced his 26-player squad for the 2026 World Cup on Wednesday, with 15 players currently competing in the Premier League.
- Koeman delayed his Monday announcement to assess fitness updates on key players, ultimately excluding PSV captain Jerdy Schouten who faces six to nine months of recovery.
- Arsenal right-back Jurriën Timber secured a spot following medical clearance on Sunday, while 27-year-old Bournemouth forward Justin Kluivert earned selection after returning from January knee surgery.
- All-Time top scorer Memphis Depay features as one of seven forwards, while Koeman included debutants Robin Roefs and Crysencio Summerville despite their lack of senior caps.
- The Oranje begin their tournament campaign against Japan on June 14, followed by Sweden and Tunisia, hoping to stage a historic run across North America for their first World Cup title.
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- 50% of the sources lean Left
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L 50%
C 33%
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