The squad, who are currently in Germany preparing for the continental showpiece, must be cut to 23 ahead of the tournament opener against Iraq on July 7 in Bangkok.

Senamuang, 33, is expected to recover from injury in time to be named in the final squad after coming off the bench during the 3-1 friendly defeat by Holland earlier this month.

The talismanic forward had missed the 1-0 victory against China through injury.

Singapore Armed Forces' veteran midfielder Therdsak Chaiman has also been named in the squad after featuring against China.

Therdsak was unavailable for the defeat by Holland due to club commitments in Singapore after missing the victory over Vietnam in the four-team King's Cup friendly tournament last December and the ASEAN Football Championship held the following month.

Thailand team manager Kittirat Na Ranong has revealed the team have been studying footage of their opponents ahead of the Group A encounters with Australia, Oman and Iraq.

"We have got a tape of Iraq playing a warm-up match with Jordan," he told the Bangkok Post. "It is good for us and we will all be looking at it to try and get some ideas."

Squad: Veera Kerdputsa (Bangkok University), Narit Taweekul (Tobacco Monopoly), Kosin Hathairattanakool (Chonburi); Suree Sukha, Kiatprawut Saiwaew (both Chonburi), Patipan Petchpool, Punnarat Klinsukon (both Bangkok University), Jetsada Jitsawad (Tobacco Monopoly), Niweat Siriwong, Prat Samakrat (both BEC Tero), Nattaporn Phanrit, Apichate Puttan (both PEA), Kraikiat Beadtaku, Nattapong Samana (both Krung Thai); Datsakorn Thonglao (Hoang Anh Gia Lai), Suchao Nutnum (TOT), Therdsak Chaiman (Singapore Armed Force), Tawan Sripan (BEC Tero), Jakkrit Bunkham (Osotspa), Nirut Surasiang (Binh Dinh), Pichitpong Cheuichiew (Krung Thai), Hattaporn Suwan, Narongchai Vachiraban (both PEA); Kiatisak Senamuang (Hoang Anh), Teerathep Winothai, Pipat Tonkanya (both BEC Tero), Sutee Suksomkit (Tampines), Teerasil Dangda, Sarayud Chaikumdee (Binh Dinh), Kwanchai Phuangprakob (Tobacco Monopoly).