The 2024 Copa América was an international soccer tournament held in the United States from June 20 to July 14, 2024. The sixteen participating national teams were required to register a squad of up to 26 players, including at least three goalkeepers. Only players in these squads were eligible to take part in the tournament.
On May 16, 2024, CONMEBOL announced an increase in the final squads from 23 to a maximum of 26 players. The decision was made by the CONMEBOL Council at the request of some member associations, and teams were able to opt for a final list of minimum 23 and maximum 26 players.
Each national team had to submit to CONMEBOL, via the COMET system, a provisional list with a minimum of 35 and a maximum of 55 players (including at least four goalkeepers) by May 5, 2024, 18:00 PYT (UTC−4) (Regulations Article 58). The final list or squad list of up to 26 players per national team had to be submitted to CONMEBOL by June 15, 2024, 18:00 PYT (UTC−4), a week prior to the start of the tournament. All players in the final selection had to be chosen from the respective provisional list (Regulations Article 60).
Once the final lists were submitted, teams were only permitted to make replacements in cases of serious injury, illness or for medical reasons up to 24 hours before the first match of the team in the competition. All substitutions had to be approved by the CONMEBOL Medical Commission and the replacement players had to come from the provisional list (Regulations Article 71).
The provisional lists were not published by CONMEBOL as they were only for internal use (only Chile and Venezuela published their complete provisional lists). The final squads were published by CONMEBOL on June 14, 2024.
The age listed for each player is as of June 20, 2024, the first day of the tournament. The numbers of caps and goals listed for each player do not include any matches played after the start of the tournament. The club listed is the club for which the player last played a competitive match prior to the tournament. The nationality for each club reflects the national association (not the league) to which the club is affiliated. A flag is included for coaches who are of a different nationality to their national team.
Group A
Argentina Argentina announced their 26-man final squad on June 15, 2024.
Head coach: Lionel Scaloni
Peru Peru announced their final 26-man squad on June 15, 2024. Previously, midfielder Renato Tapia had announced that he would be resigning his spot on the team due to administrative issues.
Head coach: Jorge Fossati
Chile Chile announced their 55-man provisional list on May 5, 2024. The final squad of 26 players was announced on June 13.
Head coach: Ricardo Gareca
Canada Canada announced their 26-man final squad on June 15, 2024. Joel Waterman replaced Junior Hoilett, who was forced to withdraw from the final squad due to injury.
Head coach: Jesse Marsch
Group B
Mexico Mexico announced a reduced provisional list of 31 players on May 10, 2024. On June 11, Mexico announced the final five players to be cut, those being Alexis Peña, Jordan Carrillo, Andrés Montaño, Fernando Beltrán and Víctor Guzmán, thus creating their final 26-man squad which was confirmed on June 14.
Head coach: Jaime Lozano
Ecuador Ecuador announced their 26-man final squad on May 29, 2024.
Head coach: Félix Sánchez
Venezuela Venezuela announced their 47-man provisional list on May 13, 2024. On May 28, the provisional list was reduced to 30 players. The final squad of 26 players was announced on June 15.
Head coach: Fernando Batista
Jamaica Jamaica announced their 26-man final squad on June 12, 2024, including forward Leon Bailey. However, Bailey declined the call-up due to differences with the Jamaica Football Federation, reducing the Jamaica's squad to 25 players.
Head coach: Heimir Hallgrímsson
Group C
United States The United States announced their 26-man final squad on June 14, 2024.
Head coach: Gregg Berhalter
Uruguay Uruguay announced their 26-man final squad on June 8, 2024.
Head coach: Marcelo Bielsa
Panama Panama announced their 26-man final squad on June 14, 2024. On June 18, midfielder Aníbal Godoy was ruled out due to an injury.
Head coach: Thomas Christiansen
Bolivia Bolivia announced a reduced provisional list of 29 players plus 2 invited players on June 2, 2024. On June 3, defender Efrain Morales declined the call-up due to personal issues and was replaced by César Romero. On June 9, it was announced that Moisés Paniagua would not make the squad due to one of his parents failing to obtain a US visa in time for the competition. The final squad was announced on June 17, 2024.
Head coach: Antônio Carlos Zago
Group D
Brazil Brazil announced their original 23-man final squad on May 10, 2024. The final squad was completed by adding three players, after CONMEBOL decided to expand the final lists to 26 players. Additionally, goalkeeper Ederson was replaced by Rafael due to injury.
Head coach: Dorival Júnior
Colombia Colombia announced their 26-man final squad on June 14, 2024.
Head coach: Néstor Lorenzo
Paraguay Paraguay announced their 26-man final squad on June 15, 2024.
Head coach: Daniel Garnero
Costa Rica Costa Rica announced their 26-man final squad on June 11, 2024.
Head coach: Gustavo Alfaro
Statistics Age All ages are as of June 20, 2024, the opening day of the tournament.
Players Oldest: Claudio Bravo () Youngest: Kendry Páez ()
Goalkeepers Oldest: Claudio Bravo () Youngest: Coniah Boyce-Clarke ()
Coaches Oldest: Jorge Fossati () Youngest: Jaime Lozano ()
Caps The tournament featured 16 players with at least 100 international caps for their country: 182 caps – Lionel Messi 163 caps – Alexis Sánchez 148 caps – Claudio Bravo 140 caps – Ángel Di María 139 caps – Joel Campbell 139 caps – Mauricio Isla 138 caps – Luis Suárez 132 caps – Tomás Rincón 128 caps – David Ospina 119 caps – Paolo Guerrero 118 caps – Luis Advíncula 112 caps – Nicolás Otamendi 109 caps – Eduardo Vargas 106 caps – Pedro Gallese 104 caps – Salomón Rondón 100 caps – James Rodríguez
Player representation by league system Nations in bold were represented by their national teams in the tournament. Players Clubs56 England42 United States36 Brazil35 Mexico29 Spain22 Italy20 Bolivia16 Argentina Costa Rica14 Portugal12 France11 Ecuador Peru Russia9 Canada Colombia7 Chile Paraguay6 Belgium Germany5 Netherlands Scotland4 Jamaica Saudi Arabia3 Denmark Turkey2 Cyprus Greece Guatemala Israel Slovakia Sweden1 Azerbaijan Czech Republic Honduras Poland Qatar Switzerland Ukraine United Arab Emirates Uruguay Venezuela
Player representation by club
Players Clubs 9 Bolívar 7 Saprissa América 5 Always Ready Flamengo Herediano Fulham Libertad Universitario Porto 4 The Strongest São Paulo CF Montréal Colo-Colo Universidad Católica Liverpool Girona Real Betis Real Madrid Juventus Pachuca UNAM Dynamo Moscow Krasnodar Minnesota United FC
Clubs with fewer than 4 players: Players Clubs 3 River Plate Talleres Atlético Mineiro Internacional Palmeiras Toronto FC Independiente del Valle LDU Quito Aston Villa Coventry City Crystal Palace Norwich City Tottenham Hotspur West Ham United Atlético Madrid Barcelona Paris Saint-Germain Cagliari Inter Milan Atlas Guadalajara Monterrey Toluca Inter Miami CF Philadelphia Union Portland Timbers 2 Huracán Racing Genk Athletico Paranaense Corinthians Cruzeiro Fortaleza Grêmio Santos Vancouver Whitecaps FC Millonarios Alajuelense Midtjylland Arsenal Bournemouth Brighton & Hove Albion Charlton Athletic Chelsea Manchester United Newcastle United Nottingham Forest Watford Cádiz Sevilla Monaco Toulouse Bayer Leverkusen Milan Fiorentina Cruz Azul Mazatlán Feyenoord PSV Eindhoven Alianza Lima Famalicão Benfica Celtic Heart of Midlothian Malmö FF Austin FC Nashville SC New York Red Bulls Orlando City SC 1 Belgrano Boca Juniors Godoy Cruz Independiente Newell's Old Boys San Lorenzo Turan Tovuz Cercle Brugge Club Brugge Union Saint-Gilloise Westerlo Blooming Universitario de Vinto Bahia Botafogo Criciúma Fluminense Ponte Preta Red Bull Bragantino Audax Italiano Unión La Calera Universidad de Chile Águilas Doradas América de Cali Atlético Nacional Fortaleza Jaguares Atlético Junior Guanacasteca San Carlos Pafos Anorthosis Famagusta Sparta Prague Silkeborg Barcelona Emelec Brentford Ipswich Town Luton Town Manchester City Millwall Oxford United Preston North End Reading Sheffield United Sheffield Wednesday Wolverhampton Wanderers Almería Celta Vigo Getafe Granada Ibiza Mallorca Osasuna Real Sociedad Clermont Lens Lille Lyon Marseille Bayern Munich Borussia Dortmund Borussia Mönchengladbach Eintracht Frankfurt Union Berlin AEK Athens Aris Municipal Xelajú Marathón Maccabi Bnei Reineh Atalanta Bologna Genoa Monza Napoli Palermo Parma Roma Maccabi Tel Aviv Arnett Gardens Cavalier Mount Pleasant Portmore United Al-Ettifaq Al-Jandal Al-Qadsiah Al Nassr Juárez León Santos Laguna UANL Ajax Olimpia Sportivo Luqueño Cienciano Melgar Sporting Cristal Universidad César Vallejo Raków Częstochowa Académico de Viseu Casa Pia Gil Vicente Sporting CP Vizela Al Sadd Baltika Kaliningrad CSKA Moscow Spartak Moscow Motherwell Košice Slovan Bratislava Ankaragücü Galatasaray Kasımpaşa Yverdon-Sport Zorya Luhansk Al Ain Atlanta United FC Colorado Rapids El Paso Locomotive FC FC Cincinnati Houston Dynamo FC Los Angeles FC Real Salt Lake San Jose Earthquakes Seattle Sounders FC St. Louis City SC Nacional Metropolitanos Cardiff City Free Agent
Coaches representation by country Coaches in bold represented their own country.
NumberCountryCoaches7Gustavo Alfaro (Costa Rica), Fernando Batista (Venezuela), Marcelo Bielsa (Uruguay), Ricardo Gareca (Chile),Daniel Garnero (Paraguay), Néstor Lorenzo (Colombia), Lionel Scaloni2Antônio Carlos Zago (Bolivia), Dorival Júnior Thomas Christiansen (Panama), Félix Sánchez (Ecuador)Gregg Berhalter, Jesse Marsch (Canada)1 Heimir Hallgrímsson (Jamaica)Jaime LozanoJorge Fossati (Peru)
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