Here are the squads of all 32 teams competing at the World Cup.
Each coach can take 23 players from the provisional 30-man list submitted last month.
The only changes allowed now are for injuries and must take place before a team plays their opening match.
GROUP A
Strikingly obvious: France earned their place in South Africa after Thierry Henry's controversial handball against the Republic of Ireland GROUP B
World's best: Lionel Messi is the finest player on the planet right nowGROUP C
In-form: Wayne Rooney goes into the World Cup off the back of his best ever season with Manchester UnitedGROUP D
Attack, attack, attack: Germany's Michael Ballack is the cool midfield head in a team packed full of attacking talentGROUP E
Underachievers: Holland's Robin van Persie (cente), Arjen Robben (right) and Wesley Sneijder are some of the very best in the businessGROUP F
Defending champions: The experienced Italians, led by Fabio Cannavaro, will not give up their crown easilyGROUP G
Samba magic: Brazil are always a crowd favourite and 2010 will be no differenceGROUP H
Buoyed: Fernando Torres and his Spanish team-mates are pre-tournament favourites after their Euro 2008 triumphsource: dailymail
