1990 FIFA World Cup squads

1990 FIFA World Cup squads

Below are the squads for the 1990 FIFA World Cup tournament in Italy.

Group A


=flagicon|Austria Austria=

Head coach: Josef Hickersberger


=flagicon|Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia=

Head coach: Jozef Vengloš


=flagicon|Italy Italy=

Head coach: Azeglio Vicini


=flagicon|USA United States=

Head coach: Bob Gansler

Group B


=flagicon|Argentina Argentina=

Head coach: Carlos Bilardo: *Following a rupture of his tibia and fibula, the Argentine team was authorized to replace goalkeeper Pumpido. Comizzo joined the team as third goalkeeper, but didn't play or even sit on the substitutes bench.


=flagicon|Cameroon Cameroon=

Head coach: flagicon|Soviet Union Valeri Nepomniachi


=flagicon|Romania Romania=

Head coach: Emerich Jenei


=flagicon|USSR Soviet Union=

Head coach: Valeri Lobanovsky

Group C


=flagicon|Brazil|1968 Brazil=

Head coach: Sebastião Lazaroni


=flagicon|Costa Rica Costa Rica=

Head coach: flagicon|SFR Yugoslavia Bora Milutinović


=flagicon|Scotland Scotland=

Head coach: Andy Roxburgh


=flagicon|Sweden Sweden=

Head coach: Olle Nordin

Group D


=flagicon|Colombia Colombia=

Head coach: Francisco Maturana


=flagicon|United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates=

Head coach: flagicon|Brazil|1968 Carlos Alberto Parreira


=flagicon|West Germany West Germany=

Head coach: Franz Beckenbauer


=flagicon|SFR Yugoslavia Yugoslavia=

Head coach: Ivica Osim

Group E


=flagicon|Belgium Belgium=

Head coach: Guy Thys


=flagicon|South Korea South Korea=

Head coach: Lee Hoi-Taek


=flagicon|Spain Spain=

Head coach: Luis Suárez


=flagicon|Uruguay Uruguay=

Head coach: Oscar Tabárez

Group F


=flagicon|Egypt Egypt=

Head coach: Mahmoud El-Gohary


=flagicon|England England=

Head coach: Bobby Robson

* David Seaman was originally selected, but, after arriving in Italy, he had to pull out of the squad due to a thumb injury and was replaced by Dave Beasant.


=flagicon|Republic of Ireland Ireland=

Head coach: flagicon|England Jack Charlton

flagicon|Netherlands Netherlands

Head coach: Leo Beenhakker

References

*en icon [http://www.planetworldcup.com/CUPS/1990/wc90squads.html Planet World Cup website]


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