Austria include Arnautovic in World Cup squad
Austria has announced its squad for the upcoming World Cup, marking their first appearance in 28 years. Marko Arnautovic, the country's most-capped player, is included in the squad along with notable players like David Alaba and Marcel Sabitzer. The team will compete in Group J, starting their campaign against Jordan.
- ▪Marko Arnautovic has scored 47 goals in 132 appearances for Austria.
- ▪David Alaba will captain the team, which is coached by Ralf Rangnick.
- ▪Austria will face Jordan, Argentina, and Algeria in Group J.
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- ▪ 📝Confirmed squad list: Austria name their World Cup call-ups — Yahoo Sports
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Austria include Arnautovic in World Cup squadImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Marko Arnautovic scored 43 goals and provided 33 assists in 184 Premier League games Published12 minutes agoFormer West Ham and Stoke striker Marko Arnautovic has been included in Austria's squad for their first appearance at a World Cup in 28 years.The 37-year-old, who now plays for Red Star Belgrade in Serbia, has scored 47 goals in 132 appearances for Austria and is his country's most-capped player.Borussia Dortmund midfielders Marcel Sabitzer and Carney Chukwuemeka - who had spells at Manchester United and Aston Villa respectively - are also included.Real Madrid defender David Alaba will captain the team who are coached by ex-United interim boss Ralf Rangnick.Austria are in Group J and will start the…
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