Jordan names its final 26‑man squad for the World Cup 2026, marking the nation’s first appearance on football’s biggest stage. The roster, announced by the Jordan Football Association, features Mousa Al‑Tamari of French club Rennes as the lone overseas forward. The selection signals a blend of domestic talent and international experience.

Goalkeepers Yazeed Abulaila, Abdullah Al‑Fakhouri and Noor Bani Attiah guard the net, while defenders Abdallah Nasib, Ehsan Haddad and Saed Al‑Rosan provide a solid backline. Midfielders Noor Al‑Rwabdeh and Nizar Al‑Rashdan will link defence to attack, and the squad also includes seasoned veteran Mohammad Abu Zrayq from Raja Casablanca.

The squad also features forwards Odeh Al‑Fakhouri of Pyramids, Ali Azaizeh of Al‑Shabab, and Ibrahim Sabra of Lokomotiva Zagreb, offering a mix of pace and creativity. With only two years of international exposure, Jordan aims to test its squad against world‑class opponents in the group stages.

Jordan’s entry into the World Cup expands the tournament’s reach into the Middle East and offers local fans a chance to witness historic moments. The final roster, confirmed on Monday, sets the stage for a campaign that could reshape perceptions of Arab football on the global stage.