Luca Zidane, the 28-year-old goalkeeper and son of legendary player Zinedine Zidane, has been named in Algeria's provisional 27-man squad for the FIFA World Cup, despite suffering a fractured jaw and concussion in late April while playing for Granada, a Spanish second-division team. Coach Vladimir Petkovic announced the squad, which includes four goalkeepers, indicating that Zidane's spot is not guaranteed as the team must finalize a 26-player roster before the tournament. Notable players called up alongside Zidane include defender Ramy Bensebaini, midfielders Nabil Bentaleb and Houssem Aouar, and forward Riyad Mahrez, who now plays in Saudi Arabia after his tenure at Manchester City. Algeria's World Cup journey begins on June 16 against the reigning champions, Argentina, and they are grouped with Austria and Jordan. Zidane had previously represented Algeria in the Africa Cup of Nations held in Morocco earlier this year, marking his commitment to the national team after opting to play for Algeria instead of France.