All the MLS players with a shot at playing at the 2018 World Cup

After three years of qualifiers, the field for the 2018 World Cup is finally set.

Peru became the 32nd and final team to qualify for Russia on Wednesday night, beating New Zealand in Lima to win their intercontinental World Cup qualifying playoff series.

They completed a field that includes 14 teams from Europe, five each from South America, Africa and Asia and three from North and Central America and the Caribbean. While the US wont be competing, plenty of MLS players will find themselves in Russia next summer.

Heres a breakdown of every current MLSer with a shot at making their country’s final 23-man roster for the 2018 World Cup:

Belgium

Firmly in the mix:

Laurent Ciman, Montreal Impact

Costa Rica

Firmly in the mix:

Christian Bolaños, Vancouver Whitecaps FC Francisco Calvo, Minnesota United David Guzman, Portland Timbers Ronald Matarrita, New York City FC Marco Ureña, San Jose Earthquakes Johan Venegas, Minnesota United Rodney Wallace, New York City FC Kendall Waston, Vancouver Whitecaps FC

Mexico

Firmly in the mix:

Giovani dos Santos, LA Galaxy Jonathan dos Santos, LA Galaxy Carlos Vela, LAFC

Nigeria

Could work their way in:

Fanendo Adi, Portland Timbers

Panama

Firmly in the mix:

Armando Cooper, Toronto FC Fidel Escobar, New York Red Bulls Anibal Godoy, San Jose Earthquakes Adolfo Machado, Houston Dynamo Michael Amir Murillo, New York Red Bulls Roman Torres, Seattle Sounders

Peru

Firmly in the mix:

Yordy Reyna, Vancouver Whitecaps Yoshimar Yotun, Orlando City SC

Could work their way in:

Alexander Callens, New York City FC

Spain

Could work their way in:

David Villa, New York City FC

Senegal

Firmly in the mix:

Clement Diop, LA Galaxy

Sweden

Firmly in the mix:

Gustav Svensson, Seattle Sounders

Switzerland

Firmly in the mix:

Blerim Dzemaili, Montreal Impact

Uruguay

Firmly in the mix:

Nicolas Lodeiro, Seattle Sounders