FIFA have released the full squad list for the FIFA WWC 2023 and Arsenal officially have 14 players listed.

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MILTON KEYNES, ENGLAND: Alessia Russo of England looks on during the Women’s International Friendly match between England and Portugal at Stadium MK on July 01, 2023. (Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images)

The reality is we have 15 players involved because FIFA have Rafaelle as still with Arsenal, while Ilestedt is with PSG and Lacasse with Benfica.

Funnily enough, the Russo transfer is registered in FIFA’s list, probably because it did not have to go through TMS (Transfer Matching System).

Here are the players, their teams, and their schedules in UK time.

Australia: 7- Stephanie Elise Catley; 9-Caitlin Jade Foord

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  • Australia v Republic of Ireland Thu 20 July 11:00
  • Australia v Nigeria Thu 27 July 11:00
  • Canada v Australia Mon 31 July 11:00

Canada: 18- Sabrina Victoria D’Angelo; 20-Cloé Lacasse

  • Nigeria v Canada Fri 21 July 03:30
  • Canada v Republic of Ireland Wed 26 July 13:00
  • Canada v Australia Mon 31 July 11:00

Denmark: 12- Kathrine Møller Kühl

  • Denmark v China Sat 22 July 13:00
  • England v Denmark Fri 28 July 09:30
  • Haiti v Denmark Tue 01 August 12:00

England: 14- Carlotte Mae Wubben-Moy; 23-Alessia Mia Teresa Russo

  • England v Haiti Sat 22 July 10:30
  • England v Denmark Fri 28 July 09:30
  • China v England Tue 01 Aug 12:00

Netherlands: 17- Victoria Pelova

  • Netherlands v Portugal Sun 23 July 08:30
  • USA v Netherlands Thu 27 July 02:00
  • Vietnam v Netherlands Tue 01 Aug 08:00

Norway: 18- Frida Leonhardsen Maanum

  • New Zealand v Norway Thu 20 July 08:00
  • Switzerland v Norway Tue 25 July 09:00
  • Norway v Philippines Sun 30 July 08:00

Republic Of Ireland: 11- Katie Alison McCabe

  • Australia v Republic of Ireland Thu 20 July 11:00
  • Canada v Republic of Ireland Wed 26 July 13:00
  • Republic of Ireland v Nigeria Mon 31 July 11:00

Sweden: 8- Lina Mona Andréa Hurtig; 11- Emma Stina Blackstenius 13- Amanda Ilestedt

  • Sweden v South Africa Sun 23 July 06:00
  • Sweden v Italy Sat 29 July 09:30
  • Argentina v Sweden Wed 02 Aug 08:00

Switzerland: 5- Noëlle Maritz; 13- Lia Joëlle Wälti

  • Philippines v Switzerland Fri 21 July 06:00
  • Switzerland v Norway Tue 25 July 09:00
  • Switzerland v New Zealand Sun 30 July 08:00
Lia Walti injury update - LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - MAY 17: Lia Walti of Arsenal arrives at the stadium during the FA Women's Super League match between Everton FC and Arsenal at Walton Hall Park on May 17, 2023 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Naomi Baker/Getty Images)
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND: Lia Walti of Arsenal arrives at the stadium during the FA Women’s Super League match between Everton FC and Arsenal at Walton Hall Park on May 17, 2023. (Photo by Naomi Baker/Getty Images)

Having 15 players unavailable during pre-season means we will have about a dozen first-team players in training:

Three goalkeepers – Zinsberger, Marckese, and Williams. Two defenders – Beattie and Goldie. One midfielder – Little. Three forwards – Gio, Godfrey, and Agyemang.

Miedema and Mead are coming back from their ACL injuries and are training on grass. Williamson and Wienroither are months away from coming back.

Considering the Champions League Qualifying Round 1 will take place on 6 and 9 September, there is every possibility that the World Cup players will have no rest, or at least a short one, before being back in pre-season training.

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