Croatia's World Cup squad has been released, and it includes several notable players from the team that won Euro 2016. However, one player who was expected to be part of the squad has been excluded: Brazilian striker Gabriel Jesus.

Jesus is one of the most talented strikers in world football, having scored 58 goals in just over 70 appearances for Manchester City since joining the club in 2017. He also had a successful stint with Atlético Mineiro in Brazil before moving to England.

However, despite his impressive performances on the pitch, Jesus has not been selected for Croatia's World Cup squad. The decision has sparked controversy among fans and critics alike, with some arguing that he deserves to be included based on his talent and potential.

Despite the controversy, Croatia's coach Zlatko Dalic said that he made the decision after careful consideration and analysis. He stated that he believes that there are other forwards in the squad who can provide more value to the team.

Regardless of whether or not Jesus is selected for the World Cup, it will be interesting to see how the rest of the squad performs and what impact they have on the tournament. With so many talented players vying for spots, it is likely that Croatia will face tough competition throughout the group stage.