Mane's injury puts Barcelona in first place with the most players in the World Cup
The "Blaugrana" club is the first in the list with the most internationals to take part in FIFA World Cup 2022
Upheavals in the last 24 hours and changes made to the final squads of Senegal and Spain following the "cuts" of the injured Mane and Gaya have put Barcelona at the top of the list with the most internationals to take part in the 22nd World Cup of Qatar
By Thursday afternoon (17/11) Bayern Munich was the club with (marginally) the most footballers in the 32-team squads, counting a total of 17 international footballers.
After Sadio Mane was ruled out with a right fibula injury that required surgery on Thursday night (17/11), the Bavarians are down to 16.
Conversely, FC Barcelona, who had 16 international players on their World Cup squads, "won" another on Friday afternoon (18/11) by excluding the injured Jose Gaya from the Spanish squad and calling up Alejandro Balde from the Blaugrana.
😍 Su primera convocatoria y... ¡¡𝘃𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗲 𝗮 𝗖𝗮𝘁𝗮𝗿 𝗽𝗮𝗿𝗮 𝗷𝘂𝗴𝗮𝗿 𝘂𝗻 𝗠𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗶𝗮𝗹!!
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🗣️ Balde: "Todavía no me creo que esté aquí".
🗣️ "Tengo el móvil a reventar de mensajes. Se lo dedico a la gente que quiero y siempre ha estado ahí". #VamosEspaña | #Catar2022 pic.twitter.com/s2Kyz8tcaX
And now the Catalans are the ones who... lead the relevant list, having 17 footballers in the World Cup in 8 different National Teams. Overtaking Manchester City, which respectively has 16 players "shared" in the 32 missions of the teams participating in the World Cup.
In 4th place is Qatar's Al Sadd with 15 players (mostly members of the Qatar National Team) and Manchester United "closes" the top five with 14 international footballers.
Here we should emphasize that FIFA for each football player will give compensation to each team, for the 1st round at least from 10,000 per day.
The top five clubs in number of international footballers at the World Cup in Qatar are:
BARCELONA (17 Players)
Jordi Alba (Spain)
Sergio Busquets (Spain)
Eric Garcia (Spain)
Ansu Fati (Spain)
Gavi (Spain)
Pedri (Spain)
Ferran Torres (Spain)
Alejandro Balde (Spain)
Frankie De Jong (Netherlands)
Memphis Depay (Netherlands)
Jules Kounde (France)
Ousmane Dembele (France)
Andreas Christensen (Denmark)
Ronald Araujo (Uruguay)
Robert Lewandowski (Poland)
Rafinha (Brazil)
Ter Stegen (Germany)
BAYERN MUNICH (16 players)
Thomas Muller (Germany)
Serge Gnabry (Germany)
Joshua Kimmich (Germany)
Jamal Musiala (Germany)
Manuel Neuer (Germany)
Leroy Sane (Germany)
Leon Goretzka (Germany)
Lucas Hernandez (France)
Benjamin Pavard (France)
Dayot Upamecano (France)
Kingsley Coman (France)
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting (Cameroon)
Nousair Mazraoui (Morocco)
Matthias De Licht (Netherlands)
Alphonso Davis (Canada)
Josip Stanisic (Croatia)
MANCHESTER CITY (16 footballers)
Jack Grealish (England)
Calvin Phillips (England)
John Stones (England)
Kyle Walker (England)
Phil Foden (England)
Joao Cancelo (Portugal)
Ruben Dias (Portugal)
Bernardo Silva (Portugal)
Emeric Laporte (Spain)
Rodri (Spain)
Manuel Akanji (Switzerland)
Nathan Ake (Netherlands)
Kevin de Bruyne (Belgium)
Anderson (Brazil)
Ilkay Gundogan (Germany)
Julian Alvarez (Argentina)
AL SAND (15 players)
Akram Afif (Qatar)
Hassan Al Haidos (Qatar)
Messal Barsam (Qatar)
Tarek Salman (Qatar)
Boualem Kuki (Qatar)
Mohammed Wad (Qatar)
Pedro Miguel (Qatar)
Salem Al Khairy (Qatar)
Musab Kouter (Qatar)
Saad Al-Sheb (Qatar)
Ali Asad (Qatar)
Mustafa Mashal (Qatar)
Abdelkarim Hassan (Qatar)
Andre Ayew (Ghana)
Woo-Young Jung (South Korea)
MANCHESTER UNITED (14 players)
Bruno Fernandes (Portugal)
Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal)
Diogo Dalot (Portugal)
Anthony (Brazil)
Casemiro (Brazil)
Fred (Brazil)
Luke Shaw (England)
Marcus Rashford (England)
Harry Maguire (England)
Tyrrell Malaysia (Netherlands)
Facundo Palistri (Uruguay)
Christian Eriksen (Denmark)
Lisandro Martinez (Argentina)
Raphael Varane (France)
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