Le Rose dei convocati
COLOMBIA
1 – Óscar Córdoba (América Cali); 2 – Andrés Escobar (Atlético Nacional); 3 – Alexis Mendoza (Atlético Junior); 4 – Luis Fernando Herrera (Atlético Nacional); 5 – Hermán Gaviria (Atlético Nacional); 6 – Gabriel Gómez (Atlético Nacional); 7 – Antony de Ávila (América Cali); 8 – John Harold Lozano (América Cali); 9 – Iván Valenciano (Atlético Junior); 10 – Carlos Valderrama (Atlético Junior); 11 – Adolfo Valencia (Bayern Monaco); 12 – Farid Mondragón (Argentinos Juniors); 13 – Néstor Ortiz (Once Caldas); 14 – Leonel Álvarez (América Cali); 15 – Luis Carlos Perea (Atlético Junior); 16 – Víctor Aristizábal (Atlético Nacional); 17 – Mauricio Serna (Atlético Nacional); 18 – Óscar Cortés (Millonarios); 19 – Freddy Rincón (Palmeiras); 20 – Wilson Pérez (América Cali); 21 – Faustino Asprilla (Parma); 22 – José María Pazo (Atlético Junior);
ROMANIA
1 – Florin Prunea (Dinamo Bucarest); 2 – Dan Petrescu (Genoa); 3 – Daniel Prodan (Steaua Bucarest); 4 – Miodrag Belodedici (Valencia); 5 – Ioan Lupescu (Bayer Leverkusen); 6 – Gheorghe Popescu (PSV); 7 – Dorinel Munteanu (Cercle Brugge); 8 – Iulian Chiriță (Rapid Bucarest); 9 – Florin Răducioiu (Milan); 10 – Gheorghe Hagi (Brescia); 11 – Ilie Dumitrescu (Steaua Bucarest); 12 – Bogdan Stelea (Rapid Bucarest); 13 – Tibor Selymes (Cercle Brugge); 14 – Gheorghe Mihali (Dinamo Bucarest); 15 – Basarab Panduru (Steaua Bucarest); 16 – Ion Vlădoiu (Rapid Bucarest); 17 – Viorel Moldovan (Dinamo Bucarest); 18 – Constantin Gâlcă (Steaua Bucarest); 19 – Corneliu Papură (Universitatea Craiova); 20 – Ovidiu Stîngă (Universitatea Craiova); 21 – Marian Ivan (Brașov); 22 – Ștefan Preda (Petrolul Ploiești);
STATI UNITI
1 – Tony Meola (Fort Lauderdale Strikers); 2 – Mike Lapper (USAF); 3 – Mike Burns (USAF); 4 – Cle Kooiman (Cruz Azul); 5 – Thomas Dooley (USAF); 6 – John Harkes (Derby County); 7 – Hugo Pérez (USAF); 8 – Earnie Stewart (Willem II); 9 – Tab Ramos (Betis Siviglia); 10 – Roy Wegerle (Coventry City); 11 – Eric Wynalda (Saarbrücken); 12 – Juergen Sommer (Luton Town); 13 – Cobi Jones (USAF); 14 – Frank Klopas (USAF); 15 – Joe-Max Moore (USAF); 16 – Mike Sorber (USAF); 17 – Marcelo Balboa (USAF); 18 – Brad Friedel (USAF); 19 – Claudio Reyna (USAF); 20 – Paul Caligiuri (USAF); 21 – Fernando Clavijo (USAF); 22 – Alexi Lalas (USAF);
SVIZZERA
1 – Marco Pascolo (Servette); 2 – Marc Hottiger (Sion); 3 – Yvan Quentin (Sion); 4 – Dominique Herr (Sion); 5 – Alain Geiger (Sion); 6 – Georges Bregy (Young Boys); 7 – Alain Sutter (Norimberga); 8 – Christophe Ohrel (Servette); 9 – Adrian Knup (Stoccarda); 10 – Ciriaco Sforza (Kaiserslautern); 11 – Stéphane Chapuisat (Borussia Dortmund); 12 – Stephan Lehmann (Sion); 13 – André Egli (Servette); 14 – Néstor Subiat (Lugano); 15 – Marco Grassi (Servette); 16 – Thomas Bickel (Grasshoppers); 17 – Sébastien Fournier (Sion); 18 – Martin Rueda (Lucerne); 19 – Jürg Studer (Zurigo); 20 – Patrick Sylvestre (Lausanne); 21 – Thomas Wyss (Aarau); 22 – Martin Brunner (Grasshoppers);
BRASILE
1 – Taffarel (Reggiana); 2 – Jorginho (Bayern Monaco); 3 – Ricardo Rocha (Vasco da Gama); 4 – Ronaldão (Shimizu S-Pulse); 5 – Mauro Silva (Deportivo La Coruña); 6 – Branco (Fluminense); 7 – Bebeto (Deportivo La Coruña); 8 – Dunga (Stoccarda); 9 – Zinho (Palmeiras); 10 – Raí (Paris Saint-Germain); 11 – Romário (Barcellona); 12 – Zetti (São Paulo); 13 – Aldair (Roma); 14 – Cafu (São Paulo); 15 – Márcio Santos (Bordeaux); 16 – Leonardo (São Paulo); 17 – Mazinho (Palmeiras); 18 – Paulo Sérgio (Bayer Leverkusen); 19 – Müller (São Paulo); 20 – Ronaldo (Cruzeiro); 21 – Viola (Corinthians); 22 – Gilmar (Flamengo);
CAMERUN
1 – Joseph-Antoine Bell (Saint-Étienne); 2 – André Kana-Biyik (Le Havre); 3 – Rigobert Song (Tonnerre Yaounde); 4 – Samuel Ekeme (Canon Yaounde); 5 – Victor N’dip (Olympic Mwolye); 6 – Thomas Libiih (OC Medine); 7 – François Omam-Biyik (Lens); 8 – Emile M’bouh (Nadi Qatar); 9 – Roger Milla (Tonnerre Yaounde); 10 – Louis-Paul M’fédé (Canon Yaounde); 11 – Emmanuel Maboang (Rio Ave); 12 – Paul Loga (Prevoyance Yaounde); 13 – Raymond Kalla (Canon Yaounde); 14 – Stephen Tataw (Olympic Mwolye); 15 – Hans Agbo (Olympic Mwolye); 16 – Alphonse Tchami (Odense); 17 – Marc-Vivien Foé (Canon Yaounde); 18 – Jean-Pierre Fiala (Canon Yaounde); 19 – David Embé (Belenenses); 20 – Georges Mouyémé (Troyes); 21 – Thomas N’Kono (Club Bolívar); 22 – Jacques Songo’o (Metz);
RUSSIA
1 – Stanislav Čerčesov (Dinamo Dresda); 2 – Dmitrij Kuznecov (RCD Espanyol); 3 – Sergej Gorlukovič (Bayer Uerdingen); 4 – Dmitrij Galjamin (RCD Espanyol); 5 – Jurij Nykyforov (Spartak Mosca); 6 – Vladislav Ternavskij (Spartak Mosca); 7 – Andrej Pjatnickij (Spartak Mosca); 8 – Dmitrij Popov (Racing de Santander); 9 – Oleg Salenko (Logroñés); 10 – Valerij Karpin (Spartak Mosca); 11 – Vladimir Besčastnych (Spartak Mosca); 12 – Omari Tetradze (Dinamo Mosca); 13 – Aleksandr Borodjuk (Friburgo); 14 – Igor’ Korneev (RCD Espanyol); 15 – Dmitrij Radčenko (Racing de Santander); 16 – Dmitrij Charin (Chelsea); 17 – Il’ja Cymbalar’ (Spartak Mosca); 18 – Viktor Onopko (Spartak Mosca); 19 – Aleksandr Mostovoj (Benfica); 20 – Igor’ Ledjachov (Spartak Mosca); 21 – Dmitrij Chlestov (Spartak Mosca); 22 – Sergej Juran (Benfica);
SVEZIA
1 – Thomas Ravelli (IFK Göteborg); 2 – Roland Nilsson (Sheffield Wednesday); 3 – Patrik Andersson (Borussia Mönchengladbach); 4 – Joachim Björklund (IFK Göteborg); 5 – Roger Ljung (Galatasaray); 6 – Stefan Schwarz (Benfica); 7 – Henrik Larsson (Feyenoord); 8 – Klas Ingesson (PSV); 9 – Jonas Thern (Napoli); 10 – Martin Dahlin (Borussia Mönchengladbach); 11 – Tomas Brolin (Parma); 12 – Lars Eriksson (Norrköping); 13 – Mikael Nilsson (IFK Göteborg); 14 – Pontus Kåmark (IFK Göteborg); 15 – Teddy Lučić (Västra Frölunda); 16 – Anders Limpar (Arsenal); 17 – Stefan Rehn (IFK Göteborg); 18 – Håkan Mild (Servette); 19 – Kennet Andersson (Lilla); 20 – Magnus Erlingmark (IFK Göteborg); 21 – Jesper Blomqvist (IFK Göteborg); 22 – Magnus Hedman (AIK);
BOLIVIA
1 – Carlos Trucco (Bolivar); 2 – Juan Manuel Peña (Santa Fe); 3 – Marco Sandy (Bolivar); 4 – Miguel Rimba (Bolivar); 5 – Gustavo Quinteros (The Strongest); 6 – Carlos Borja (Bolivar); 7 – Mario Pinedo (Oriente Petrolero); 8 – José Milton Melgar (The Strongest); 9 – Álvaro Peña (Temuco); 10 – Marco Etcheverry (Colo Colo); 11 – Jaime Moreno (Blooming); 12 – Darío Rojas (Oriente Petrolero); 13 – Modesto Soruco (Once Caldas); 14 – Mauricio Ramos (Destroyers); 15 – Vladimir Soria (Bolivar); 16 – Luis Cristaldo (Bolivar); 17 – Óscar Sánchez (Atlético Nacional); 18 – Luis Ramallo (Oriente Petrolero); 19 – Marcelo Torrico (The Strongest); 20 – Ramiro Castillo (Platense); 21 – Erwin Sánchez (Boavista); 22 – Julio César Baldivieso (Bolivar);
COREA DEL SUD
1 – Choi In-Young (Hyundai Horangi); 2 – Chung Jong-Son (Hyundai Horangi); 3 – Lee Jong-Hwa (Ilhwa Chunma); 4 – Kim Pan-Keun (LG Cheetahs); 5 – Park Jung-Bae (Daewoo Royals); 6 – Lee Young-Jin (LG Cheetahs); 7 – Shin Hong-Gi (Hyundai Horangi); 8 – Noh Jung-Yoon (Sanfrecce Hiroshima); 9 – Kim Joo-Sung (Bochum); 10 – Ko Jeong-Woon (Ilhwa Chunma); 11 – Seo Jung-Won (Sangmu); 12 – Choi Yong-Il (Hyundai Horangi); 13 – An Ik-soo (Ilhwa Chunma); 14 – Choi Dae-Shik (LG Cheetahs); 15 – Cho Jin-Ho (POSCO Atoms); 16 – Ha Seok-Ju (Daewoo Royals); 17 – Gu Sang-Bum (Daewoo Royals); 18 – Hwang Sun-hong (POSCO Atoms); 19 – Choi Moon-Sik (POSCO Atoms); 20 – Hong Myung-Bo (POSCO Atoms); 21 – Park Chul-Woo (LG Cheetahs); 22 – Lee Woon-jae (Kyung Hee University);
GERMANIA
1 – Bodo Illgner (Colonia); 2 – Thomas Strunz (Stoccarda); 3 – Andreas Brehme (Kaiserslautern); 4 – Jürgen Kohler (Juventus); 5 – Thomas Helmer (Bayern Monaco); 6 – Guido Buchwald (Stoccarda); 7 – Andreas Möller (Juventus); 8 – Thomas Häßler (Roma); 9 – Karlheinz Riedle (Borussia Dortmund); 10 – Lothar Matthäus (Bayern Monaco); 11 – Stefan Kuntz (Kaiserslautern); 12 – Andreas Köpke (Norimberga); 13 – Rudi Völler (Olympique Marsiglia); 14 – Thomas Berthold (Stoccarda); 15 – Maurizio Gaudino (Eintracht Francoforte); 16 – Matthias Sammer (Borussia Dortmund); 17 – Martin Wagner (Kaiserslautern); 18 – Jürgen Klinsmann (Monaco); 19 – Ulf Kirsten (Bayer Leverkusen); 20 – Stefan Effenberg (Fiorentina); 21 – Mario Basler (Werder Brema); 22 – Oliver Kahn (Karlsruhe);
SPAGNA
1 – Andoni Zubizarreta (Barcellona); 2 – Albert Ferrer (Barcellona); 3 – Jorge Otero (Celta Vigo); 4 – Francisco José Camarasa (Valencia); 5 – Abelardo (Sporting Gijón); 6 – Fernando Hierro (Real Madrid); 7 – Jon Andoni Goikoetxea (Barcellona); 8 – Julen Guerrero (Athletic Bilbao); 9 – Josep Guardiola (Barcellona); 10 – José Mari Bakero (Barcellona); 11 – Txiki Beguiristáin (Barcellona); 12 – Sergi (Barcellona); 13 – Santiago Cañizares (Celta Vigo); 14 – Juanele (Sporting Gijón); 15 – José Luis Caminero (Atlético Madrid); 16 – Felipe Miñambres (Tenerife); 17 – Voro (Deportivo La Coruña); 18 – Rafael Alkorta (Real Madrid); 19 – Julio Salinas (Barcellona); 20 – Miguel Ángel Nadal (Barcellona); 21 – Luis Enrique (Real Madrid); 22 – Julen Lopetegui (Logroñés);
ARGENTINA
1 – Sergio Goycochea (River Plate); 2 – Sergio Vázquez (Universidad Católica); 3 – José Chamot (Foggia); 4 – Roberto Néstor Sensini (Parma); 5 – Fernando Redondo (Tenerife); 6 – Oscar Ruggeri (San Lorenzo); 7 – Claudio Caniggia (Roma); 8 – José Basualdo (Vélez Sársfield); 9 – Gabriel Batistuta (Fiorentina); 10 – Diego Maradona (Newell’s Old Boys); 11 – Ramón Medina Bello (Yokohama Marinos); 12 – Luis Islas (Independiente); 13 – Fernando Cáceres (Real Zaragoza); 14 – Diego Simeone (Siviglia); 15 – Jorge Borelli (Racing Club); 16 – Hernán Díaz (River Plate); 17 – Ariel Ortega (River Plate); 18 – Hugo Pérez (Independiente); 19 – Abel Balbo (Roma); 20 – Leonardo Rodríguez (Borussia Dortmund); 21 – Alejandro Mancuso (Boca Juniors); 22 – Norberto Scoponi (Newell’s Old Boys);
BULGARIA
1 – Borislav Mihajlov (Mulhouse); 2 – Emil Kremenliev (Levski Sofia); 3 – Trifon Ivanov (Neuchâtel); 4 – Canko Cvetanov (Levski Sofia); 5 – Petăr Hubčev (Amburgo); 6 – Zlatko Jankov (Levski Sofia); 7 – Emil Kostadinov (Porto); 8 – Hristo Stoičkov (Barcellona); 9 – Jordan Lečkov (Amburgo); 10 – Nasko Sirakov (Levski Sofia); 11 – Daniel Borimirov (Levski Sofia); 12 – Plamen Nikolov (Levski Sofia); 13 – Ivajlo Jordanov (Sporting); 14 – Bončo Genčev (Ipswich Town); 15 – Nikolaj Iliev (Rennes); 16 – Ilian Kiriakov (Merida); 17 – Petăr Mihtarski (Pirin Blagoevgrad); 18 – Petăr Aleksandrov (Aarau); 19 – Georgi Georgiev (Mulhouse); 20 – Krasimir Balăkov (Sporting); 21 – Velko Jotov (RCD Espanyol); 22 – Ivajlo Andonov (CSKA Sofia);
GRECIA
1 – Antōnīs Mīnou (Apollon); 2 – Stratos Apostolakīs (Panathīnaïkos); 3 – Thanasīs Kolitsidakīs (Panathīnaïkos); 4 – Stelios Manōlas (AEK Atene); 5 – Ioannis Kalitzakis (Panathīnaïkos); 6 – Panagiōtīs Tsalouchidīs (Olympiakos); 7 – Dīmītrīs Saravakos (Panathīnaïkos); 8 – Nikos Nioplias (Panathīnaïkos); 9 – Nikos Machlas (OFI Creta); 10 – Tasos Mītropoulos (AEK Atene); 11 – Nikos Tsiantakīs (Olympiakos); 12 – Spiros Marangos (Panathīnaïkos); 13 – Vaios Karagiannīs (AEK Atene); 14 – Vasilīs Dīmītriadīs (AEK Atene); 15 – Chrīstos Karkamanīs (Aris Salonicco); 16 – Alexīs Alexoudīs (OFI Creta); 17 – Minas Hantzidis (Olympiakos); 18 – Kiriakos Karataidids (Olympiakos); 19 – Savvas Kōfidīs (Aris Salonicco); 20 – Elias Atmatsidis (AEK Atene); 21 – Alexandros Alexandris (Olympiakos); 22 – Alexandros Alexiou (PAOK);
NIGERIA
1 – Peter Rufai (GA Eagles); 2 – Augustine Eguavoen (Kortrijk); 3 – Benedict Iroha (Vitesse Arnhem); 4 – Stephen Keshi (Molenbeek); 5 – Uche Okechukwu (Fenerbahçe); 6 – Chidi Nwanu (Anderlecht); 7 – Finidi George (Ajax); 8 – Thompson Oliha (Africa Sports); 9 – Rashidi Yekini (Vitoria Setubal); 10 – Jay-Jay Okocha (Eintracht Francoforte); 11 – Emmanuel Amunike (Zamalek); 12 – Samson Siasia (Nantes); 13 – Emeka Ezeugo (Budapest-Honvéd); 14 – Daniel Amokachi (Club Bruges); 15 – Sunday Oliseh (Standard Liegi); 16 – Alloysius Agu (Standard Liegi); 17 – Victor Ikpeba (Monaco); 18 – Efan Ekoku (Norwich City); 19 – Michael Emenalo (Eintracht Trier); 20 – Uche Okafor (Hannover 96); 21 – Mutiu Adepoju (Racing de Santander); 22 – Wilfred Agbonavbare (Rayo Vallecano);
IRLANDA
1 – Packie Bonner (Celtic); 2 – Denis Irwin (Manchester Utd); 3 – Terry Phelan (Manchester City); 4 – Kevin Moran (Blackburn Rovers); 5 – Paul McGrath (Aston Villa); 6 – Roy Keane (Manchester Utd); 7 – Andy Townsend (Aston Villa); 8 – Ray Houghton (Aston Villa); 9 – John Aldridge (Tranmere Rovers); 10 – John Sheridan (Sheffield Wednesday); 11 – Steve Staunton (Aston Villa); 12 – Gary Kelly (Leeds Utd); 13 – Alan Kernaghan (Manchester City); 14 – Phil Babb (Coventry City); 15 – Tommy Coyne (Motherwell); 16 – Tony Cascarino (Chelsea); 17 – Eddie McGoldrick (Arsenal); 18 – Ronnie Whelan (Liverpool); 19 – Alan McLoughlin (Portsmouth); 20 – David Thomas Kelly (Wolverhampton); 21 – Jason McAteer (Bolton Wanderers); 22 – Alan Kelly (Sheffield United);
ITALIA
1 – Gianluca Pagliuca (Sampdoria); 2 – Luigi Apolloni (Parma); 3 – Antonio Benarrivo (Parma); 4 – Alessandro Costacurta (Milan); 5 – Paolo Maldini (Milan); 6 – Franco Baresi (Milan); 7 – Lorenzo Minotti (Parma); 8 – Roberto Mussi (Torino); 9 – Mauro Tassotti (Milan); 10 – Roberto Baggio (Juventus); 11 – Demetrio Albertini (Milan); 12 – Luca Marchegiani (Lazio); 13 – Dino Baggio (Juventus); 14 – Nicola Berti (Inter); 15 – Antonio Conte (Juventus); 16 – Roberto Donadoni (Milan); 17 – Alberico Evani (Sampdoria); 18 – Pierluigi Casiraghi (Lazio); 19 – Daniele Massaro (Milan); 20 – Giuseppe Signori (Lazio); 21 – Gianfranco Zola (Parma); 22 – Luca Bucci (Parma);
MESSICO
1 – Jorge Campos (U.N.A.M.); 2 – Claudio Suárez (U.N.A.M.); 3 – Juan de Dios Ramírez Perales (U.N.A.M.); 4 – Ignacio Ambríz (Necaxa); 5 – Ramón Ramírez (Santos); 6 – Marcelino Bernal (Toluca); 7 – Carlos Hermosillo (Cruz Azul); 8 – Alberto García Aspe (Necaxa); 9 – Hugo Sánchez (Rayo Vallecano); 10 – Luis García (Atlético Madrid); 11 – Luis Roberto Alves (América); 12 – Félix Fernández (Atlante); 13 – Juan Carlos Chávez (Atlas); 14 – Joaquín del Olmo (Veracruz); 15 – Missael Espinoza (Guadalajara); 16 – Luis Antonio Valdéz (León); 17 – Benjamín Galindo (Guadalajara); 18 – José Luis Salgado (Atlante); 19 – Luis Miguel Salvador (Guadalajara); 20 – Jorge Rodríguez (Toluca); 21 – Raúl Gutiérrez (Atlante); 22 – Adrián Chávez (América);
NORVEGIA
1 – Erik Thorstvedt (Tottenham); 2 – Gunnar Halle (Oldham Athletic); 3 – Erland Johnsen (Chelsea); 4 – Rune Bratseth (Werder Bremen); 5 – Stig Inge Bjørnebye (Liverpool); 6 – Jostein Flo (Sheffield United); 7 – Erik Mykland (Start); 8 – Øyvind Leonhardsen (Rosenborg); 9 – Jan Åge Fjørtoft (Swindon Town); 10 – Kjetil Rekdal (Lierse); 11 – Mini Jakobsen (Young Boys); 12 – Frode Grodås (Lillestrøm); 13 – Ola By Rise (Rosenborg); 14 – Roger Nilsen (Sheffield United); 15 – Karl Petter Løken (Rosenborg); 16 – Gøran Sørloth (Bursaspor); 17 – Dan Eggen (Brøndby); 18 – Alf-Inge Håland (Nottingham Forest); 19 – Roar Strand (Rosenborg); 20 – Henning Berg (Blackburn Rovers); 21 – Sigurd Rushfeldt (Tromsø); 22 – Lars Bohinen (Nottingham Forest);
ARABIA SAUDITA
1 – Mohamed Al-Deayea (Al-Ta’ee); 2 – Abdullah Al-Dosari (Al-Ittihad); 3 – Mohammed Al-Khilaiwi (Al-Ittihad); 4 – Abdullah Zubromawi (Al-Ahli); 5 – Ahmad Jamil Madani (Al-Ittihad); 6 – Fuad Amin (Al-Shabab); 7 – Fahad Al-Ghesheyan (Al-Hilal); 8 – Fahad Al-Bishi (Al-Nasser); 9 – Majed Abdullah (Al-Nasser); 10 – Saeed Al-Owairan (Al-Shabab); 11 – Fahad Al-Mehallel (Al-Shabab); 12 – Sami Al-Jaber (Al-Hilal); 13 – Mohamed Al-Jawad (Al-Ahli); 14 – Khalid Al-Muwallid (Al-Ahli); 15 – Saleh Al-Dawod (Al-Shabab); 16 – Talal Jebreen (Al-Riyadh); 17 – Yassir Al-Taifi (Al-Riyadh); 18 – Awad Al-Anazi (Al-Shabab); 19 – Hamzah Saleh (Al-Ahli); 20 – Hamzah Idris (Ohud); 21 – Hussein Al-Sadiq (Al-Qadisiya); 22 – Ibrahim Al-Helwah (Al-Riyadh);
BELGIO
1 – Michel Preud’homme (Mechelen); 2 – Dirk Medved (Club Bruges); 3 – Vital Borkelmans (Club Bruges); 4 – Philippe Albert (Anderlecht); 5 – Rudi Smidts (Anversa); 6 – Lorenzo Staelens (Club Bruges); 7 – Franky Van Der Elst (Club Bruges); 8 – Luc Nilis (Anderlecht); 9 – Marc Degryse (Anderlecht); 10 – Enzo Scifo (Monaco); 11 – Alexandre Czerniatynski (Mechelen); 12 – Filip De Wilde (Anderlecht); 13 – Georges Grün (Parma); 14 – Michel De Wolf (Anderlecht); 15 – Marc Emmers (Anderlecht); 16 – Danny Boffin (Anderlecht); 17 – Josip Weber (Cercle Brugge); 18 – Marc Wilmots (Standard Liegi); 19 – Eric Van Meir (Charleroi); 20 – Dany Verlinden (Club Bruges); 21 – Stéphane Van Der Heyden (Club Bruges); 22 – Pascal Renier (Club Bruges);
MAROCCO
1 – Khalil Azmi (Raja Casablanca); 2 – Nacer Abdellah (Waregem); 3 – Abdelkrim El Hadrioui (FAR Rabat); 4 – Tahar El Khalej (KAC Marrakesh); 5 – Smahi Triki (Châteauroux); 6 – Noureddine Naybet (Nantes); 7 – Mustapha Hadji (Nancy); 8 – Rachid Azzouzi (Duisburg); 9 – Mohammed Chaouch (Nice); 10 – Mustafa El Haddaoui (Angers); 11 – Rachid Daoudi (WAC Casablanca); 12 – Said Dghay (Olympique Casablanca); 13 – Ahmed Bahja (KAC Marrakesh); 14 – Ahmed Masbahi (KAC Marrakesh); 15 – El Arbi Hababi (Olympique Khouribga); 16 – Hassan Nader (Farense); 17 – Abdelsalam El Ghrissi (Raja Casablanca); 18 – Rachid Neqrouz (Mouloudia Oujda); 19 – Abdelmajid Bouyboud (WAC Casablanca); 20 – Hassan Kachloul (Nîmes); 21 – Mohammed Samadi (FAR Rabat); 22 – Zakaria Alaoui (KAC Marrakesh);
OLANDA
1 – Ed de Goeij (Feyenoord); 2 – Frank de Boer (Ajax); 3 – Frank Rijkaard (Ajax); 4 – Ronald Koeman (Barcellona); 5 – Rob Witschge (Feyenoord); 6 – Jan Wouters (PSV); 7 – Marc Overmars (Ajax); 8 – Wim Jonk (Inter); 9 – Ronald de Boer (Ajax); 10 – Dennis Bergkamp (Inter); 11 – Bryan Roy (Foggia); 12 – John Bosman (Anderlecht); 13 – Edwin van der Sar (Ajax); 14 – Ulrich van Gobbel (Feyenoord); 15 – Danny Blind (Ajax); 16 – Arthur Numan (PSV); 17 – Gaston Taument (Feyenoord); 18 – Stan Valckx (Sporting); 19 – Peter van Vossen (Ajax); 20 – Aron Winter (Lazio); 21 – John de Wolf (Feyenoord); 22 – Theo Snelders (Aberdeen);