Well most of the rosters have been announced for the World Cup and Sevilla has quite a few current and former players in the squads.
Current Players:
N’Zonzi - France
Wissam Ben Yedder - France Reserves
Simon Kjaer - Denmark
Gabriel Mercado - Argentina
Ever Banega - Argentina
Guido Pizarro - Argentina
Luis Fernando Muriel - Columbia
Miguel Layun - Mexico
Former Players:
Martin Caceres - Uruguay
Beto - Portugal
Michael Krohn-Dehli - Denmark
Federico Fazio - Argentina
Diego Perotti - Argentina
Ivan Rakitic - Croatia
Carlos Bacca - Columbia
Adil Rami - France
Bernardo Espinosa - Columbia
Denis Cheryshev - Russia
Poland’s 35-man preliminary squad:
Bartosz Bialkowski,
Lukasz Fabianski,
Lukasz Skorupski,
Wojciech Szczesny;
Jan Bednarek,
Bartosz Bereszynski,
Thiago Cionek,
Kamil Glik,
Artur Jedrzejczyk,
Marcin Kaminski,
Tomasz Kedziora,
Michal Pazdan,
Lukasz Piszczek;
Jakub Blaszczykowski,
Pawel Dawidowicz,
Przemyslaw Frankowski,
Jacek Goralski,
Maciej Rybus,
Sebastian Szymanski,
Piotr Zielinski,
Szymon Zurkowski;
Dawid Kownacki,
Robert Lewandowski,
Arkadiusz Milik,
Krzysztof Piatek,
Lukasz Teodorczyk,
Kamil Wilczek
I guess we have to change the International champions cup games Benfica on July 20th and Chelsea on 28th of July, becauses clearly the Uefa cup pre-qualifiers will take precedence but they’re still cited, I haven’t heard anything about their cancellation. Maybe we’ve withdrawn altogether.
The supercopa de españa has been postponed (was 5th August) while they can configure the calender.
And what about players returning late from the world cup, could/should they be brought in to play the pre-qualifiers?
Ha ha, we’ll see how weak the Spanish defence are, no Iker Casillas this time. Germany have a slightly tough group but should go through, England have an easy group but they’ll probably mess up. Argentina and Croatia should go through but Nigeria have a recent history of upsetting the odds. Brazil also have a difficult group but should overcome Serbia, Costa Rica and the Swiss.