The Most Random Group of Celebrities Announced the 2023 USWNT World Cup Squad

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With one month to go until the U.S. Women's National Team (USWNT) takes the field in their first 2023 Women's World Cup match, the roster is finally here. U.S. soccer turned to an all-star line-up of celebrities to announce the roster.

President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden began the video. "From lifting trophies to fighting for gender equity, these women have been a source of inspiration to Americans of all ages, our family included," President Biden said. First Lady added, "Joe and I can't wait to watch this team soar."

Here's who announced who:

• Issa Rae announced Alanna Cook

• Mariska Hargitay announced Rose Lavelle

• Taylor Swift announced Alex Morgan

• Shaquille O 'Neal announced Trinity Rodman

• Meghan Thee Stallion announced Megan Rapinoe

• Tina Fey announced Emily Sonnett

• Rainn Wilson announced Andi Sullivan

• Blake Lively announced Lindsay Horan

• Lamorne Morris announced Aubrey Kingsbury

• Mikaela Shiffrin announced Sophia Smith

• Amy Rodriguez announced Savannah DeMelo

• Gabrielle Union announced Alyssa Thompson

• Matt Turner announced Julie Ertz

• Sophia Bush announced Sofia Huerta

• Kelly Slater announced Kelley O 'Hara

• Breanna Stewart announced Alyssa Naeher

• Tim Howard announced Casey Murphy

• Quinta Brunson announced Naomi Girma

• Mia Hamm announced Emily Fox

• John Cena announced Lynn Williams

• Jalen Hurts announced Ashley Sanchez

• Brooke Balwdin announced Kristie Mewis

• Lil Wayne announced Crystal Dunn

Watch the full video here:

"The task of selecting a World Cup Team is never easy, but I’m proud of the players for their work ethic and focus during the process and of our coaching staff for doing the work to put together the best team possible," coach Vlatko Andonovski. "It’s the players that make the biggest impact on our environment, they push each other to be better and I know as a group they are extremely motivated to make our country proud at the World Cup. Every player has a different journey to get to this point so our roster has some amazing stories and we have a really good mix of veterans and younger players."

The Women's World Cup begins on July 20, 2023, and the U.S. women play their first game on July 21, 2023.

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