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FIFA Ranking #63Group JAFC

Head Coach

Jamal Sellami

Jamal Sellami leads Jordan into the 2026 FIFA World Cup, tasked with guiding the squad through a competitive Group J and beyond. The coaching staff has been preparing tactical approaches tailored to the expanded 48-team tournament format.

Group Stage Venue

Atlanta

Jordan will play their group stage matches in Atlanta. The 2026 World Cup is the first to be hosted across three nations — the United States, Mexico, and Canada — with matches spread across 16 world-class venues.

Squad (26 players)

Goalkeepers

Yazeed Abulaila
Al-Hussein · Age 33 · 74 caps
Abdallah Al-Fakhouri
Al-Wehdat · Age 26 · 11 caps
Nour Bani Attiah
Al-Faisaly · Age 33 · 4 caps
Ahmad Al-Juaidi
Shabab Al-Ordon · Age 25 · 0 caps

Defenders

Ihsan HaddadC
Al-Hussein · Age 32 · 90 caps
Yazan Al-Arab
FC Seoul · Age 30 · 78 caps
Abdallah Nasib
Al-Zawraa · Age 32 · 64 caps
Saed Al-Rosan
Al-Hussein · Age 29 · 19 caps
Husam Abu Dahab
Al-Faisaly · Age 26 · 16 caps
Mo Abualnadi
Selangor · Age 25 · 16 caps
Salim Obaid
Al-Hussein · Age 34 · 9 caps
Ahmad Assaf
Al-Hussein · Age 26 · 6 caps
Anas Badawi
Al-Faisaly · Age 28 · 0 caps

Midfielders

Rajaei Ayed
Al-Hussein · Age 32 · 72 caps
Noor Al-Rawabdeh
Selangor · Age 29 · 66 caps
Ibrahim Sadeh
Al-Karma · Age 26 · 55 caps
Mohammad Abu Hashish
Al-Karma · Age 31 · 54 caps
Nizar Al-Rashdan
Qatar SC · Age 27 · 45 caps
Mohannad Abu Taha
Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya · Age 23 · 27 caps
Amer Jamous
Al-Zawraa · Age 23 · 18 caps
Mohammad Al-Dawoud
Al-Wehdat · Age 33 · 11 caps
Yousef Qashi
Al-Hussein · Age 21 · 0 caps
Mohammad Taha
Al-Hussein · Age 20 · 0 caps

Forwards

Musa Al-Taamari
Rennes · Age 29 · 90 caps
Mahmoud Al-Mardi
Al-Hussein · Age 32 · 87 caps
Ali Olwan
Al-Sailiya · Age 26 · 64 caps

Recent Form & Current State

Jordan qualified through AFC qualification after reaching the 2024 Asian Cup final, their best ever result in the competition. Under Jamal Sellami, they have risen dramatically in the FIFA rankings. Their qualification is a historic achievement for Jordanian football.

Form heading into a major tournament is often a key indicator of how far a team can progress. Jordan, currently ranked #63 in the FIFA World Rankings, will look to carry momentum from their recent qualifying and friendly campaigns into the group stage. Consistency in results and squad cohesion built during the qualification cycle will be vital assets. The AFCrepresentatives will be eager to demonstrate their quality on the world's biggest stage in 2026.

World Cup History

This will be Jordan's first ever World Cup appearance. They have come close before, losing in the intercontinental playoffs for the 2014 World Cup. Their Asian Cup final run in 2024 signaled their arrival as a competitive force in Asian football.

The FIFA World Cup is the pinnacle of international football, and Jordan's history in the competition provides important context for their 2026 campaign. With the tournament expanding to 48 teams for the first time, every nation faces both new opportunities and new challenges in the revamped group stage format featuring groups of four with the top two advancing to a 32-team knockout round. Jordan will aim to write a new chapter in their World Cup story at this historic edition of the tournament.

Group J Opponents

Jordan faces Argentina and Austria and Algeria in Group J. The top two teams from each group advance to the Round of 32. Group dynamics, head-to-head records, and tactical matchups will all play a role in determining which teams progress from this stage.