Bosnia & Herzegovina
Bosnia qualify for only their second World Cup — their first was Brazil 2014, where they were unlucky not to advance from the group. Edin Džeko's international career has been remarkable in length; the next generation must now carry the load. They bring passion and unpredictable quality.
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Tactical Blueprint
A physical 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 that can match high-quality opponents. Džeko's intelligent movement in and around the box remains elite; the midfield provides defensive cover and connects play to the attack.
Key Personnel
Edin Džeko
Player · Schalke 04
Sead Kolašinac
Player · Atalanta
Amer Gojak
Player · Rijeka
★ Tournament Lore
Bosnia's 2014 World Cup was their first — in a group with Argentina, France, and Nigeria.
Edin Džeko became Bosnia's all-time leading scorer and is one of the most prolific strikers in Bundesliga and Serie A history.
Bosnia qualified by winning European play-offs — a route that required beating several UEFA nations in consecutive knockout ties.