Rossi's squad ready for Baku

Zsótér suffered an ankle injury in training this week while Fiola is still to reach peak fitness after his recover from serious injury, so neither will play this weekend nor in the team's second qualifier in four days, Tuesday's home fixture against Wales in the Groupama Aréna in Budapest.

The Hungary squad to face Azerbaijan and Wales (surnames first)

Goalkeepers:

Dibusz Dénes (Ferencvárosi TC)
Gróf Dávid (Budapest Honvéd)
Gulácsi Péter (RB Leipzig)
Kovácsik Ádám (Mol-Vidi FC)

Defenders:

Baráth Botond (Sporting Kansas KC)
Bese Barnabás (Le Havre)
Ferenczi János (DVSC)
Kádár Tamás (Dynamo Kiev)
Korhut Mihály (Aris Salonika)
Lovrencsics Gergő (Ferencvárosi TC)
Pávkovics Bence (DVSC)
Vinícius Paulo (MOL Vidi FC)
Orbán Willi (RB Leipzig)

Midfielders:

Holman Dávid (Slovan Bratislava)
Kalmár Zsolt (DAC)
Kleinheisler László (NK Osijek)
Kovács István (Mol-Vidi FC)
Nagy Ádám (FC Bologna)
Pátkai Máté (Mol-Vidi FC)
Szoboszlai Dominik (RB Salzburg)

Forwards:

Dzsudzsák Balázs (ai-Ittihad)
Holender Filip (Budapest Honvéd)
Nagy Dominik (Legia Warsaw)
Németh Krisztián (Sporting Kansas KC)
Szalai Ádám (TSG Hoffenheim)
Varga Roland (Ferencvárosi TC)
Vida Kristopher (DAC)

After Wednesday's training session MLSZ President Dr Sándor Csányi presented Balázs Dzudzsák with a special glass gift to mark the winger's 100th national-team match and to Péter Gulácsi to celebrate the goalkeeper's 25th appearance for Hungary, both of which came in March's home win against Croatia. Physiotherapist Barnabás Végh also celebrated his 50th national-team match with the receipt of the same gift.

Yesterday, it also became clear that Dutch referee Kevin Blom will be in charge of Saturday's match, his assistants being Bas van Dongen and Johan Balder and the fourth official Serdar Gözübüyük.