A total of 30 teams have secured their spots in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Across Europe, South America, Africa, Asia, North and Central America, and Oceania, the tournament field is gradually taking shape.
Europe (3 teams)
France, England, and Croatia topped their respective groups to qualify directly.
South America (6 teams)
Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Colombia, Ecuador, and Paraguay dominated the qualifiers to earn their places in the World Cup.
North & Central America (2 teams)
Hosts the United States and Mexico both advanced through the qualifying rounds.
Africa (9 teams)
Algeria, Morocco, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Egypt, Senegal, Tunisia, Cape Verde, and South Africa will represent the continent.
Asia (7 teams)
Japan, South Korea, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar, and Uzbekistan have secured their spots in the main tournament.
Oceania (1 team)
New Zealand is the sole representative from the Oceania region.
While a total of 48 teams will participate in the tournament, several spots remain open. The remaining teams will be determined through play-offs and final qualifying rounds.