Liverpool players who may have a big impact at the 2026 World Cup

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His ability between the sticks has often put him into conversations about being the best goalkeeper in the world, especially when it comes to his reflexes and calm nature surrounding 1-on-1s and even when the ball is at his feet, making him ideal for knockout football. If the Netherlands are to reach the latter stages again, his influence in controlling dangerous attacking situations will likely be one of the key reasons behind their progress.Alexis Mac Allister, ArgentinaAlexis Mac Allister is expected to be a big part of Argentina’s midfield, especially during their mission of retaining the World Cup title, where his composure and immense passing range could be huge in high-pressure moments.

He often manages to eat players with his quick feet and cut inside to either create chances or even convert himself, making him an incredibly dangerous player. His international record suggests that he performs at high standards for his country, with the Netherlands often looking for him as one of their main goal-scoring outlets.

His technical ability and awareness are what allow him to influence matches, whether it be creating chances or even scoring himself. His development has made him a hugely influential figure in both defence and attack, making him essential for this year’s World Cup.