On Friday, England unveiled their 26-man roster for the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a Beatles-inspired video featuring the iconic song 'Come Together.' The video begins with a vintage clip of John Lennon asserting the band's English identity, followed by a dynamic montage showcasing players' names through various London scenes, including storefronts and street posters. The artistic presentation transitions into a colorful cartoon reminiscent of the Beatles' 'Yellow Submarine,' highlighting the squad's creativity and flair. Captain Harry Kane leads a formidable team filled with attacking talent like Bukayo Saka, Marcus Rashford, and Jude Bellingham, while Declan Rice anchors the midfield. Managed by Thomas Tuchel, England enters the tournament with the third-best odds to win, despite a history of underwhelming performances since their last World Cup victory in 1966. The team will kick off Group L play against Croatia on June 17 in Arlington, Texas, following warm-up matches against New Zealand and Costa Rica in Florida. This roster aims to change England's fortunes and make history this summer.