BY RIDGE MAHONEY, Senior Editor According to sources, here’s the bulk of the MLS contingent on the 23-man World Cup 2002 squad, to be announced by U.S. coach Bruce Arena Monday: Jeff Agoos, Landon Donovan (San Jose); Eddie Pope (D.C. United); Cobi Jones (Los Angeles); Chris Armas, DaMarcus Beasley, Josh Wolff (Chicago); Clint Mathis (MetroStars); Brian McBride (Columbus); Carlos Llamosa (New England); Tony Meola (Kansas City). The European-based group is Kasey Keller (Tottenham/England), Brad Friedel (Blackburn/England), Tony Sanneh (Nuremberg/Germany), Frankie Hejduk (Bayer Leverkusen/Germany), Eddie Lewis (Fulham/England), John O’Brien (Ajax Amsterdam/Netherlands), Gregg Berhalter (Crystal Palace/England), Claudio Reyna (Sunderland/England), Earnie Stewart (NAC/Netherlands), David Regis (Metz/France) and Joe-Max Moore (Everton/England). As of April 18, one spot was still undecided. It will be filled by Richard Mulrooney of San Jose, Brian Maisonneuve of Columbus or Ante Razov of Chicago. “I haven’t heard one way or the other to be honest with you,” Mulrooney said Friday morning. “I know the announcement is Monday, but it would be nice to hear about it beforehand.” Richie Williams of D.C. will be one of the alternates, the exact number of which Coach Bruce Arena will name on Monday is not known. Germany-based Steve Cherundolo (Hannover), a starter in several Hexagonal games, but shaky against Germany last month, was not selected for the 2-1 loss to Ireland Wednesday. Also on reserve status are Pablo Mastroeni of Colorado and Greg Vanney (Bastia/France) — and whichever candidates for that final spot do not make the cut. The official announcement is scheduled for Monday on the 6 p.m. (Eastern) edition of ESPN SportsCenter. The final World Cup roster must be submitted to FIFA by May 21.