Bosnia have unveiled their 26‑man squad for the 2026 World Cup, the nation’s first full list since qualifying. At 43, striker Edin Dzeko joins a rare group of players over 40 to contest a World Cup. The Bosnian side, with 148 caps for Dzeko, prepared for a debut where experience will be a key asset in the coming tournament ahead.

Dzeko’s inclusion follows a campaign where he appeared in seven of Bosnia’s eight Group H qualifiers and both play‑off legs, scoring his 73rd international goal in the semi‑final win over Wales. The squad balances seasoned internationals like Vasilj and Zlomislic with emerging talents such as Tahirovic and Bajraktarevic, aiming for a solid Group B run in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

With Bosnia placed in Group B alongside Canada, Qatar and Switzerland, the team faces a tough path to the knockout stages. The blend of veteran leadership and youthful energy could surprise opponents, but the squad’s true test will be adapting to the high‑altitude venues across North America. Their performance will shape Bosnia’s football legacy for the upcoming World Cup campaign.