Below are the squads for the 2002 FIFA World Cup finals tournament in South Korea and Japan. There were 23 players in each squad, expanded from 22 in previous tournaments.
The players' ages, caps and clubs are as of 31 May 2002, the opening day of the tournament.
Contents
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Group A 1
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Denmark 1.1
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France 1.2
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Senegal 1.3
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Uruguay 1.4
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Group B 2
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Paraguay 2.1
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Slovenia 2.2
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South Africa 2.3
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Spain 2.4
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Group C 3
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Brazil 3.1
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China PR 3.2
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Costa Rica 3.3
Group A
Denmark
Head coach:
Morten Olsen
France
Head coach:
Roger Lemerre
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No.
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Player
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DoB/Age
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Caps
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Club
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Senegal
Head coach:
Bruno Metsu
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No.
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Player
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DoB/Age
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Caps
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Club
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Uruguay
Head coach:
Víctor Púa
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No.
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Pos.
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Player
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DoB/Age
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Caps
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Group B
Paraguay
Head coach:
Cesare Maldini
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No.
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Pos.
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Player
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DoB/Age
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Caps
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Club
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Slovenia
Head coach:
Srečko Katanec
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No.
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Player
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DoB/Age
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Caps
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Club
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*Was expelled from the squad after the first game.
Note: caps for Yugoslavia are not counted.
South Africa
Head coach:
Jomo Sono
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No.
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Pos.
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Player
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DoB/Age
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Caps
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Club
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Spain
Head coach:
José Antonio Camacho
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No.
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DoB/Age
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Caps
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Group C
Brazil
Head coach:
Luiz Felipe Scolari
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No.
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Pos.
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Player
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DoB/Age
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Caps
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Club
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China PR
Head coach:
Bora Milutinović
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No.
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Pos.
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Player
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DoB/Age
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Caps
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Club
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Costa Rica
Head coach:
Alexandre Guimarães
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No.
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Pos.
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Player
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DoB/Age
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Caps
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Club
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