These players would not be in Qatar 2022 for the European Super League LIST

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Do youYou can imagine a World Cup without Messi, Cristiano, Salah, Pogba, Ramos and the stars of the strongest clubs in the world? With the announcement of the project European Super League, FIFA has already issued its warning: the player who plays one minute of this new project will be excluded from all tournaments which supports the highest football body, inclusive World Cup.

That’s right, if this summer Superliga becomes a reality, Qatar 2022 would not have world-class stars Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, who would face their last chance to win the biggest football tournament in the world, but would be marginalized because they belong to Barcelona and Juventus, two of the members of the new Super League.

Mexico would lose one of its banners

The decision would not only affect major powers such as Germany (with Kroos and Ter-Stegen, for example), France (with Pogba and Griezmann) or England (Kane and Sterling), but also the countries in the second and third lines. loses to some of its maximum references, such as Hector Herrera with Mexico or Mohamed Salah in Egypt.

The United States is currently facing a project with several of its most promising players in Europe, mainly Christian Pulisic of Chelsea. Besides enough, Barcelona defender, or Weston McKennie of Juve.

Celebrities who would miss Qatar 2022 for the European Super League

The European Super League will consist of 20 clubs, Of which 15 were named as founders. Of these, 12 have now been discovered and six are from England (Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham), three from Italy (AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus) and three from Spain (Atlético de Madrid, Barcelona and Real Madrid), whose players would be banned for the 2022 World Cup.

  1. Lionel Messi (Barcelona – Argentina)
  2. Antoine Griezmann (Barcelona – France)
  3. Marc-André Ter Stegen (Barcelona – Germany)
  4. Frenkie de Jong (Barcelona – Netherlands)
  5. Luka Modric (Real Madrid – Croatia)
  6. Toni Kroos (Real Madrid – Germany)
  7. Thibaut Courtois (Real Madrid – Belgium)
  8. Sergio Ramos (Real Madrid – Spain)
  9. Luis Suárez (Atlético de Madrid – Uruguay)
  10. José Ma. Giménez (Atlético de Madrid – Uruguay)
  11. Joao Félix (Atlético de Madrid – Portugal)
  12. Héctor Herrera (Atlético de Madrid – Mexico)
  13. Cristiano Ronaldo (Juventus – Portugal)
  14. Paulo Dybala (Juventus – Argentina)
  15. Matthijs de Ligt (Juventus – Netherlands)
  16. Weston McKennie (Juventus – United States)
  17. Zlatan Ibrahimovic (AC Milan – Sweden)
  18. Ante Rebic (AC Milan – Croatia)
  19. Sandro Tonali (AC Milan – Italy)
  20. Gianluigi Donnarumma (AC Milan – Italy): Construction work
  21. Romelu Lukaku (Inter Milan – Belgium)
  22. Lautaro Martinez (Between Milan – Argentina)
  23. Matías Vecino (Inter Milan – Uruguay)
  24. Arturo Vidal (Inter Milan – Chile)
  25. Paul Pogba (Manchester United – France)
  26. Harry Maguire (Manchester United – England)
  27. Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United – Portugal)
  28. Marcus Rashford (Manchester United – England)
  29. Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City – Belgium)
  30. Phil Foden (Manchester City – England)
  31. Gabriel Jesus (Manchester City – Brazil)
  32. Raheem Sterling (Manchester City – England)
  33. Martin Odegaard (Arsenal – Norway)
  34. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Arsenal – Gabon)
  35. Dani Ceballos (Arsenal – Spain)
  36. Granite Xhaka (Arsenal – Switzerland)
  37. Mohamed Salah (Liverpool – Egypt)
  38. Sadio Mané (Liverpool – Senegal)
  39. Alisson Becker (Liverpool – Brazil)
  40. Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool – Netherlands)
  41. Timo Werner (Chelsea – Germany)
  42. Christian Pulisic (Chelsea – United States)
  43. Kai Havertz (Chelsea – Germany)
  44. N’Golo Kanté (Chelsea – France)
  45. Harry Kane (Tottenham – England)
  46. Son Heung-min (Tottenham – South Korea)
  47. Gareth Bale (Tottenham – Wales)
  48. Dele Alli (Tottenham – England)

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