Mundial Tracker is live.
Every squad. Every player. Trailing-12-month national-team minutes — the only number that actually predicts who makes the 26.
We track all 48 World Cup 2026 teams. Same pipeline, same window, same minutes-first framework. From Mexico's CONCACAF qualifying campaign through Argentina's Copa friendlies through Cape Verde's first World Cup ever. The data updates automatically; the read is consistent across every country.
What's in the app
- The full 26 per country — every player on every announced squad
- National-team minutes trailing 12 months — what the coach has actually committed to, not lifetime caps
- Club form as a tiebreaker — useful for the bubble, not the lock tier
- Injury status from API-Football's authoritative feed — fresh strain on a bubble player changes the read
- Manager trust signals — public endorsements, public criticisms, who the head coach is talking about
No predictions. We surface the data the coach has been pointing at and let you draw your own line.
Bilingual, parallel-native
Built in English and Spanish. Both languages authored from scratch in their own register — not translated. The Spanish reads like a Spanish soccer journalist; the English reads like an American one. Toggle at the top of any page.
What's coming
The final-26 announcement windows run early June. We'll cover every priority country's squad reveal as it lands — what the math said vs. what the coach picked. After the tournament starts, the framework becomes a backtest: which selectors got it right, which left a Firmino-shaped hole.
Pick your country
The fastest path is to open the app and pick your team. The tracker handles the rest.
Or go straight to the tracker — open the app. Pick your team. We'll surface the minutes for you.
Built in Houston. Tracks every player on every WC squad. Free.