Sweden have announced their squad for the upcoming September international break. The head coach has selected 25 players for the two Nations League fixtures.
The team's last outing was a heavy 3-0 defeat to France on June 30. That match was part of an inconsistent run of form that has seen Sweden record one win, two draws, and two losses in their last five games. In 2026 World Cup qualifying, Sweden sit third in their group with four points from three matches played, with a goal difference of zero after scoring and conceding seven goals each.
Next up is a key home fixture against Romania on September 25.
The squad features several key names returning to the fold. Anthony Elanga, Isak Hien, and Jacob Widell Zetterström are all available again after previous injury concerns. Their presence provides the manager with greater options, particularly in attack and defence, ahead of a demanding Nations League window.
To keep track of all players and their statistics, visit our squad page. The team's current qualifying standing can be followed in our standings.
Sweden trail group leaders the Netherlands by three points, making every point from the upcoming matches vital. The manager will have a full squad at his disposal during the training week ahead of the Romania match.
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