The best star players who will miss the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar
With the qualifying play-offs for the 2022 World Cup just around the corner, some big players are at risk of missing out on the sport's biggest event. Countries like Portugal, Italy and Sweden may not qualify for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, meaning players like Cristiano Ronaldo, Ibrahimovich and Jorginho could all be forced to watch the World Cup at home. FIFA World Cup Fans can buy Football World Cup Tickets from our website.
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The best players who will
definitely miss the 2022 World Cup
GK: JAN OBLAK
Jan Oblak his Slovenian team
hasn't done enough to qualify for the World Cup and may have been one of the
best goalkeepers in La Liga for nearly a period.
Slovenia finished fourth in
their qualifying group, negating Oblak's hopes of playing in Qatar.
RB: MATT DOHERTY
We are in the golden age of
right-backs and luckily most of them are still in the argument for the chance
to go to Qatar.
Inappropriately, Tottenham's
Matt Doherty will not be attending this World Cup as his Irish side fail to
make the top two of the group, behind Serbia and Portugal.
Doherty has been great for
Tottenham lately but has failed to impress on the world stage.
CB: Milan Skriniar
Milan Skriniar is the Serie
A champion and a key player for Inter. However, his Slovakian team did not make
it through the group stage of the UEFA qualification.
Slovakia finished third in
the same group as Jan Oblak's Slovenia, which also failed to progress.
CB: Edmond Tapsoba
Bayer Leverkusen star Edmond
Tapsoba has been moving goal for some of Europe's massive clubs in last years.
Though, the young central defender is not going to Qatar.
His Burkina Faso team
followed Algeria in their qualifying group.
LB: Kostas Tsimikas
Kostas Tsimikas has been
outstanding this season when he was invited by Jurgen Klopp to represent
Liverpool, but he will not be attending the World Cup.
Greece may have been Euro
2004 winners, those glorious days seem like a distant memory. A qualifying
group including Spain and Sweden is too difficult for Greece.
CM: Franck Kessie
Franck Kessie appears to be
Barcelona but he is not Qatar as his Ivorian side failed to beat Cameroon in
the qualifying group.
Ivory Coast has become a
mainstay of the World Cup in recent years, but the Elephants will not be
attending this World Cup.
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Norway is approaching a
golden generation, but the game comes too early for the Scandanavian side.
Norway is closing in on
Turkey and the Netherlands in UEFA's Group G, but their lead is small, meaning
Odegaard will have to stay home this winter.
CM: Naby Keita
Another Liverpool player
shattered our team's dreams in the form of Naby Keita.
Guinea has never been to the
World Cup and while Keita may be the best player they've produced, he still can't
take them through the African qualifiers.
RW: Nicolas Pepe
Second Arsenal player to get
our team in trouble at the World Cup. The £72million player will have to keep
in touch with teammate Martin Odegaard this winter as his Ivorian side fail to
qualify.
ST: Erling Haaland
There is no doubt that
Haaland is the biggest player to miss this World Cup, and he will now be at
least 25 years old to compete in the World Cup.
The striker is currently one
of the best in Europe, but he can't help Norway through a very difficult group
either.
LW: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
Aubameyang is experiencing a
revival in Barcelona but may never get the chance to play in the World Cup.
In 2026, the Gabon striker
will be almost 37 years old. For an attacker so reliant on speed, there's a
good chance he won't be playing at the highest level at that age.
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