World Cup 2026: Which players from your Premier League team are going?

Over 100 Premier League players are set to travel to the United States, Mexico and Canada this summer to represent their respective countries at the World Cup.

With plenty of teams still to reveal their travelling parties, that number should increase further.

Here are the Premier League players to have been named so far, with this year's runners-up Manchester City set to send the largest cohort.

Arsenal

Bukayo Saka is a trusted lieutenant for England manager Thomas Tuchel. Photo by Catherine Ivill - AMA/Getty Images. No. of Arsenal players at.the World Cup: 14

David Raya (Spain)

William Saliba (France)

Gabriel Magalhães (Brazil)

Declan Rice (England)

Martín Zubimendi (Spain)

Martin Ødegaard (Norway)

Gabriel Martinelli (Brazil)

Leandro Trossard (Belgium)

Eberechi Eze (England)

Bukayo Saka (England)

Noni Madueke (England)

Mikel Merino (Spain)

Kai Havertz (Germany)

Viktor Gyökeres (Sweden)

Aston Villa

Aston Villa's John McGinn is one of the big names in the Scotland squad. Photo by Molly Darlington/Getty Images. No. of Villa players at the World Cup: 11

Emiliano Martínez (Argentina)

Ezri Konsa (England)

Victor Lindelöf (Sweden)

Lucas Digne (France)

John McGinn (Scotland)

Amadou Onana (Belgium)

Youri Tielemans (Belgium)

Emiliano Buendía (Argentina)

Evann Guessand (Ivory Coast)

Morgan Rogers (England)

Ollie Watkins (England)

AFC Bournemouth

Bournemouth's Ryan Christie has more than 60 caps for Scotland. Photo by Craig Williamson/SNS Group via Getty Images. No. of Bournemouth players at the World Cup: 4

Marcos Senesi (Argentina)

Ben Gannon-Doak (Scotland)

Ryan Christie (Scotland)

Rayan (Brazil)

Brentford

Igor Thiago is hoping to lead the line for Brazil this summer. Photo by Richard Callis/Sports Press Photo/Images. No. of Brentford players at the World Cup: 4