Jordan Henderson's England will face Croatia, Panama and Ghana in the group stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Brentford midfielder is one of four Bees players whose country has already booked their place at next summer's tournament alongside Aaron Hickey (Scotland), Kristoffer Ajer (Norway) and Kevin Schade (Germany).
A further six players - across their four respective nations - have also had their World Cup group-stage opponents confirmed, should they progress through the play-offs in March.
Here's who every Brentford player could face next year in Canada, Mexico and the Unites States.
Jordan Henderson - England
Group L: England, Croatia, Panama, Ghana
England v Croatia - Wednesday 17 June
England v Ghana - Tuesday 23 June
Panama v England - Saturday 27 June
Aaron Hickey - Scotland
Group C: Brazil, Morocco, Scotland, Haiti
Haiti v Scotland - Saturday 13 June
Scotland v Morocco - Friday 19 June
Scotland v Brazil - Wednesday 24 June
Kristoffer Ajer - Norway
Group I: France, Senegal, Norway, FIFA play-off winner 2 (Iraq, Bolivia, Suriname)
FIFA play-off winner 2 v Norway - Tuesday 16 June
Norway v Senegal - Monday 22 June
Norway v France - Friday 26 June
Kevin Schade - Germany
Group E: Germany, Ecuador, Ivory Coast, Curaçao
Germany v Curaçao - Sunday 14 June
Germany v Ivory Coast - Saturday 20 June
Ecuador v Germany - Thursday 25 June
Play-offs
The six remaining places at the World Cup will be determined by the play-offs in March, with those teams assigned into groups during the draw.
Mikkel Damsgaard's Denmark are in the same play-off pathway as the country of Bees team-mates Nathan Collins and Caoimhín Kelleher, the Republic of Ireland, as well as the Czech Republic and North Macedonia.
The winner of that play-off (UEFA play-off D) will be placed in group A at the World Cup alongside hosts Mexico, South Africa and South Korea.
Yehor Yarmoliuk's Ukraine are competing in UEFA play-off B with Poland, Albania and Sweden.
The winner of that pathway will be in group F at the World Cup alongside the Netherlands, Japan and Tunisia.
Finally, should Rico Henry and Ethan Pinnock's Jamaica progress from FIFA play-off 1 - which would mean defeating New Caledonia and DR Congo - they will join Portugal, Uzbekistan and Colombia in Group K.