Although the Italian national team aren't there, DAZN News has totted up the total from the country's top flight and can reveal who and how many familiar faces you'll be seeing Stateside. 

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Fiorentina - 1 

The Viola will be flying the flag for Croatia this month in Croatian star Marin Pongracic. 

• Marin Pongracic (Croatia)

Udinese - 1 

No Italy to cheer on? Well, Udinese fans can root for Graham Potter's Sweden instead, as they have Jesper Karlstrom repping them.

• Jesper Karlstrom (Sweden).

Cagliari - 1 

Former Everton man Yerry Mina remains a big part of the Colombian back line and will be Cagliari's World Cup guy for 2026. 

• Yerry Mina (Colombia))

Frosinone - 1 

Newly-promoted Frosinone have their own World Cup hero in Algeria's Fares Ghedjemis. 

• Fares Ghedjemis (Algeria)

Genoa - 2

Genoa fans will have two players to track at the tournament, with Leo Ostigard in the highly thought of Norway squad and Johan Vasquez lining up for the hosts.

• Leo Ostigard (Norway)
• Johan Vasquez (Mexico)

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Parma  - 2 

The Japan goal could be guarded by Zion Suzuki, one of Serie A's most underrated goalkeepers; there's also an Australian representative in Alessandro Circati. 

• Zion Suzuki (Japan)
• Alessandro Circati (Australia)

Venezia  - 3

Back to Serie A, with three more names bound for North America.

• Marko Farji (Iraq)
• Michael Svoboda (Austria)
• John Yeboah (Ecuador)

Torino - 3 

Che Adams will wear number 10 for Scotland as they look to progress to the groups for the first time, while Nikola Vlasic is a big part of the Croatian team. 

• Nikola Vlasic (Croatia)
• Che Adams (Scotland) 
• Marcus Holmgreen Pedersen (Norway)

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Como - 3 

Nico Paz is at the top of the conversation for the tournament's 'breakout star'. If he carries his league form into the World Cup, then he could live up to that billing. 

• Nico Paz (Argentina) 
• Martin Baturina (Croatia)
• Assane Diao (Senegal)

Sassuolo - 4 

Proof of Sassuolo's steady return to Serie A in 2025-26 is the four players at the tournament. Each of which have played a big role for the side in the domestic campaign. 

• Tarik Muharemovic (Bosnia-Herzegovina) 
• Kristian Thorstvedt (Norway)
• Cristian Volpato (Australia)
• Ismael Kone (Canada) 

Napoli - 4 

Billy Gilmour's injury means he misses out, but in Scott McTominay and Kevin De Bruyne, Napoli have two of Serie A's biggest names at the tournament. 

• Kevin De Bruyne (Belgium)
• Scott McTominay (Scotland)
• Romelu Lukaku (Belgium)
• Mathias Olivera (Uruguay). 

Bolonga - 5

Five players from five different nations come from the Bologna squad; the question is, which ones will go the furthest? 

• Lewis Ferguson (Scotland) 
• Nikola Moro (Croatia)
• Jhon Lucumì (Colombia)
• Remo Freuler (Switzerland)
• Torbjorn Heggem (Norway) 

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Roma - 6

From dynamic defender Wesley to the free-scoring Malen, there's plenty of star power in Roma's six names in North America. 

• Donyell Malen (Netherlands)
• Wesley (Brazil) 
• Evan Ndicka (Ivory Coast)
• Neil El Aynaoui (Morocco)
• Manu Koné (France)
• Zeki Celik (Turkey)

Juventus - 6

Kenan Yildiz will hope to continue to impress as part of Turkey's squad, while Weston McKennie will be a huge name for co-hosts the USA. 

• Bremer (Brazil)
• Kenan Yildiz (Turkey) 
• Weston McKennie (USA)
• Jonathan David (Canada) 
• Francisco Conceição (Portugal)
• Teun Koopmeiners (Netherlands) 

Inter  - 7

They have been runaway Scudetto winners, but they don't have the most players at the World Cup. Still, when it comes to star power, look at the seven huge names on this list. 

• Lautaro Martínez (Argentina)
• Marcus Thuram (Netherlands) 
• Denzel Dumfries (Netherlands) 
• Luca  Sučić (Croatia)
• Hakan Calhanoglu (Turkey)
• Manuel Akanji (Switzerland)
• Ange-Yoan Bonny (Ivory Coast) 

Atalanta - 7

Atalanta can match the Serie A winners for World Cup stars, and they come from seven different countries, too. 

• Isak Hien (Sweden)
• Saed Kolasinac (Bosnia)
• Charles De Ketelaere (Belgium)
• Odilon Kossounou (Ivory Coast)
• Kamaldeen Sulemana (Ghana)
• Mario Pasalic (Croatia)
• Marten De Roon (Netherlands)

Milan - 9

It's Milan who boasts the most players in North America from Serie A clubs. They have nine names at the tournament, which include Luka Modric in his final dance and the poster boy for co-hosts USA, Christian Pulisic. 

• Mike Maignan (France)
• Adeien Rabiot (France)
• Koni De Winter (Belgium)
• Alexia Saelemaekers (Belgium)
• Pervis Estupinan (Ecuador)
• Luka Modric (Croatia)
• Rafael Leao (Portugal)
• Ardon Jashari (Switzerland)
• Christian Pulisic (USA)
• Santiago Giménez (Mexico)

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