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FIFA World Cup 2026: Indian-origin stars who will be part of the tournament
FIFA World Cup 2026: Indian-origin stars who will be part of the tournament
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FIFA World Cup 2026: Indian-origin stars who will be part of the tournament

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FIFA World Cup expanded to 48 teams this year but India is still not anywhere close to qualifying for the mega event. However, there are a few Indian-origin players who will be playing the World Cup.

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