In a competition dominated by European teams, superstars like Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, and Harry Kane will command the most attention.
With the January transfer window approaching, players looking to make a mark are drawn to the 32 teams from six confederations that competed for qualification.
The English Premier League will resume one week after the Qatar World Cup concludes. This will be an ideal opportunity for athletes who aren’t as well-known to make their mark and show the world what they’re capable of.
There are already a lot of top-level soccer games on the calendar before the first encounter between Qatar and Ecuador.
Sportsmail examines the top ten players from outside Europe who might make an impact in the 2022 World Cup.
Guillermo Ochoa
Guillermo Ochoa, Mexico’s top goalkeeper, has received a lot of attention in the media.
The 37-year-old goalkeeper was slated to start for Mexico at the 2010 World Cup, but he ended up playing in more than 130 games for the country.
Ochoa is currently a regular member of Mexico’s national squad, which has won the World Cup in both 2014 and 2018.
Fred said that Ochoa performed “four miracles” in a 0-0 stalemate between Mexico and Brazil in 2014.
Before moving to Europe, Ochoa played for Club America. He will return to the organization this winter.
Garang Kuol
Garang Kuol, who will turn eighteen soon, tries hard to create a good impression.
Newcastle picked Kuol over Barcelona despite the fact that he won’t be eligible to play English football until after the World Cup.
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe said that if he performs well, he may be called up to the national squad sooner.
The former England Premier League player currently plays for Australia’s Central Coast Mariners, where he scored in his maiden game last year.
Newcastle was intrigued, but Stuttgart and Barcelona stepped in, with Barcelona proposing a two-year loan.
Garang Kuol, a talented Australian adolescent, has joined Newcastle United.
Newcastle United just signed Garang Kuol, an Australian youngster seen as a promising future.
Kuol, who is 18 years old, made his Socceroos debut against New Zealand last week.
Newcastle agreed to pay the hefty $515,000 (£300,000) to the Socceroos.
Kuol was born in Egypt to Sudanese parents who left Sudan. He migrated to Australia when he was six years old.
Kuol was called up by Australia during the previous international break and came in as a substitute in a 2-0 win over New Zealand.
In November and December, the adolescent will create waves in Qatar.
Thiago Almada
Thiago Almada’s debut for Argentina was one of the finest in history.
Lionel Messi had a lot of positive things to say about Almada after Argentina defeated Honduras 3-0.
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when they come face to face with someone He possesses the same level of bravery and intelligence.
Almada, 21, has contributed to Atlanta’s MLS offensive this season by setting up 11 goals and scoring six.
The midfielder has performed admirably since leaving Atletico Velez Sarsfield for a league-record £13.5 million.
Almada was unconcerned that he was only used as a substitute in Argentina’s 3-0 victory over Jamaica. He hoped that his little appearance on the pitch would earn him a berth in Qatar.
According to Lionel Scaloni, Almada’s future objectives will be centered on Argentina. Argentina’s head coach believes the player would fare better in Europe, where the standard of play is greater.
Joel Campbell
Despite playing for Arsenal longer than Robert Pires, the winger was not as good.
Campbell has 40 loan spells with Lorient, Real Betis, Olympiacos, Villareal, Sporting Lisbon, and Real Betis before joining Frosinone in 2018.
The winger spent seven seasons with Arsenal but only made 40 appearances for his country.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger praised the 30-year-performance. old’s He performs with Club Leon. If he does well at the World Cup, he may return to the Premier League.
Costa Rica made it to the World Cup because Campbell scored a goal.
Costa Rica qualified for the tournament for the third year in a row after defeating New Zealand 1-0.
Campbell has scored 25 goals in 117 games for Costa Rica. As a member of the “Group of Death,” he will endeavor to distinguish himself from the likes of Spain, Germany, and Japan.
