At 42, Qatar forward Sebastián Soria could become oldest outfield player at a World Cup‎

Veteran Qatar forward Sebastián Soria has a chance to become the oldest outfield player to appear at a World Cup after the 42-year-old was included Tuesday in the country's preliminary squad for tournament. The Uruguay-born Soria was in a 34-player group selected by Qatar coach Julen Lopetegui, which must be cut to no more than 26 ahead of the World Cup starting June 11. If Soria plays at the World Cup — where Qatar is in a group with co-host Canada, Switzerland and Bosnia-Herzegovina — he will break Roger Milla’s record as the oldest outfield player in the tournament’s 96-year history.