100-76<\/strong> | <\/strong>75-51<\/strong> | <\/strong>50-26<\/strong> | <\/strong>25-11<\/strong> | <\/strong>10-1<\/strong><\/p>\n
Without further ado, let\u2019s get into it with insight from FOX Sports soccer analysts Maurice Edu, Stu Holden and Alexi Lalas.<\/p>\n
(Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 28 Estupin\u0303a\u0301n thrived in the Premier League for three seasons with Brighton before making a move to AC Milan last summer. He is one of the impressive talents that make Ecuador a potential sleeper this summer.<\/p>\n (Photo by JONATHAN NACKSTRAND\/AFP via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 29 Kim won Serie A with Napoli in 2023 before making a big move to Bayern Munich. He hasn\u2019t established himself as a first-choice player for the German giants, but he will be a pillar in the Korean defense this summer.<\/p>\n “When we redo this, maybe at the end of the tournament, and we look back, we might say, \u2018I can\u2019t believe we had Kim only at 98,\u2019 when he comes out as one of the great center backs of the tournament,” Lalas said.<\/p>\n (Photo by Catherine Steenkeste\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 28 Marti\u0301nez would start at center back for most teams in this tournament, but he\u2019s likely going to start as the third option behind Cristian Romero and Nicolas Otamendi, who started during Argentina\u2019s winning run in 2022. He can fill in at left back, as well, and will play a role somehow for the reigning champions.<\/p>\n (Photo by Michael Regan – The FA\/The FA via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 28 Mitoma is an exciting winger who broke out two years ago for Brighton. He scored the winning goal for Japan back on March 31 in a friendly against England and will be the key player in attack for his country this summer.<\/p>\n Editor’s note: Mitoma will miss the World Cup due to a hamstring injury on May 9.<\/i><\/p>\n (Photo by Antonio Borga\/Eurasia Sport Images\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 29 A winger by trade for Real Sociedad, Oyarzabal has stepped up as a striker for the national team in the past. The best example was in the Euro 2024 final, when he scored the winning goal for Spain against England.<\/p>\n “Just an absolute baller,” Holden said. “I think he should be so much higher than 92. He\u2019s so underrated. He\u2019s 29 years old, and he\u2019s played in six finals in his career. Do you know in how many of those finals he has scored? All six. He\u2019s scored in every final that he has played in.”<\/p>\n (Photo by Jose Manuel Alvarez Rey\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 34 Jime\u0301nez is a fixture in the Fulham starting lineup and will be the main man for Mexico this summer. With 44 goals for El Tri, he\u2019s two goals behind former striker Jared Borgetti for second most all time.<\/p>\n “The pressure that\u2019s going to be on his shoulders will be incredibly heavy,” Edu said.\u00a0<\/p>\n (Photo by Hakan Akgun\/Anadolu via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 27 Eze made a huge move to Arsenal last summer and immediately became a big part of Mikel Arteta’s squad. He normally plays an attacking role, but he could push for the spot in England’s midfield that is usually occupied by Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham.<\/p>\n (Photo by Diego Souto\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 34 Casemiro is a four-time Champions League winner at Real Madrid, but he hasn\u2019t maintained his high level of quality since moving to Manchester United in 2022. His former Real Madrid manager, Carlo Ancelotti, is now in charge of Brazil and brought the midfielder back to the national team last year.<\/p>\n “Have you watched Casemiro this season? He\u2019s having a renaissance,” Holden said. “He\u2019s been flying. Brazil is going to need him with some of the injuries they\u2019re picking up now.”<\/p>\n (Photo by Fran Santiago – UEFA\/UEFA via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 25 Gue\u0301hi was the captain for Crystal Palace last summer when the South London club won the FA Cup. He moved to Manchester City earlier this year and has immediately become a fixture in the reigning Premier League champion\u2019s defense.<\/p>\n (Photo by Rico Brouwer\/Soccrates\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 26 James will be an important player for England this summer with versatility to play either right back or midfield. Staying healthy has been James\u2019 problem at Chelsea, although he has played in more than two dozen games in the Premier League this season.<\/p>\n (Photo by Marc Atkins\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 27 Kounde\u0301 will likely start at right back for the French, who are among the favorites this summer. He has made at least 40 appearances in each of the last four seasons for Barcelona.<\/p>\n (Photo by Robin Alam\/ISI Photos via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 21 G\u00fcler is finishing up his third season at Real Madrid and has emerged as a key player in the squad. He will be the main man for T\u00fcrkiye for years to come, starting with this summer\u2019s World Cup.<\/p>\n “G\u00fcler and Kenan Y\u0131ld\u0131z are going to play a big part for T\u00fcrkiye in this World Cup,” Holden said. “Playing at Real Madrid, there\u2019s a certain level of not just quality that you need to have, but personality \u2014 being able to handle the weight of that shirt. And now, when you put on that T\u00fcrkiye jersey as well, we\u2019ve seen him deliver. At such a young age, we have seen him take that responsibility.”<\/p>\n (Photo by Sebastian Frej\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 27 Olmo emerged as a key player for Spain at Euro 2024. He scored three goals \u2014 finishing in a six-way tie for the Golden Boot \u2014 including one in the quarterfinal and semifinal against Germany and France, respectively.<\/p>\n (Photo by Agustin Cuevas\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 24 Martinelli will be a key player for Brazil this summer. He has struggled to establish a starting spot on the left wing because of Vin\u00edcius J\u00fanior and Rodrygo, but his pace means he will be a key contributor this summer. He only has one Premier League goal for Arsenal this season, so he isn\u2019t in the best form right now.<\/p>\n (Photo by Shaun Clark\/ISI Photos\/ISI Photos via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 27 Mac Allister will be a key presence in the Argentina midfield this summer, as he was in 2022 en route to World Cup glory. Since then, he moved to Liverpool and won the Premier League last season. Mac Allister is capable of popping up and scoring a huge goal while also dictating the game on the ball. He\u2019s one of the best center midfielders in the world.<\/p>\n “If it\u2019s one game in a World Cup to win, I want that guy on my team,” Holden said. “He\u2019s a World Cup winner, a Premier League winner. He\u2019s a gamer. He can flick the light switch and be a baller.”<\/p>\n (Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 28 Sarr played all 38 games in the Premier League for Crystal Palace last season, during which the South London club also won the FA Cup. Sarr has made 83 appearances for Senegal and will be one of the go-to guys for his country this summer, alongside teammate Sadio Man\u00e9.<\/p>\n Photo by Andrew Katsampes\/ISI Photos via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 24 Brazil has been looking for a definitive No. 9 in its lineup for years, and Pedro might be the answer. After two impressive seasons at Brighton, he has 14 Premier League goals for Chelsea this season. He\u2019ll likely be the focal point of Brazil\u2019s attack this summer, which puts a lot on his shoulders for the perennial contender.<\/p>\n “He\u2019s a guy that\u2019s very dynamic on the ball,” Holden said. “He can run in behind, he likes to drop underneath and hold the ball up. You have someone that needs to say, \u2018I\u2019m going to be that guy that scores goals for Brazil,\u2019 and I think Jo\u00e3o Pedro has the ability to do that.”<\/p>\n (Photo by Catherine Steenkeste\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 31 At 31 years old, Marquinhos has already played 104 times for his country. He has been widely considered one of the best defenders in the world for the past decade, having played more than 500 games for PSG since arriving in 2013. The 31-year-old is still playing at a high level and will be wearing the captain\u2019s armband for Brazil this summer.<\/p>\n “Marquinhos is going to have to be big with the injury to Milit\u00e3o,” Lalas said.<\/p>\n (Photo by Diego Souto\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 33 Part of what makes Alisson one of the best goalkeepers in the world is his ability with his feet. He may be the best passer at his position in world soccer. His problem in past years has been staying on the pitch, as he\u2019s missed at least 10 Premier League games in each of the last three seasons. When he\u2019s between the posts, though, he\u2019s still one of the world\u2019s best for both club and country.\u00a0<\/p>\n (Photo by Stephen Nadler\/ISI Photos via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 24 Gvardiol is the most expensive defender in soccer history, having cost Manchester City $105 million back in 2023. He has been injured for much of this season, but he\u2019s one of the best passing defenders in the world. While Luka Modri\u0107 runs the Croatian midfield, Gvardiol will command the defense.<\/p>\n (Photo by Stefan Koops\/EYE4IMAGES\/NurPhoto via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 22 Lo\u0301pez is the perfect example of the impressive depth that Spain has in midfield. He has made more than 120 appearances for Barcelona over the past three seasons, but he might not come close to cracking the starting lineup. Lo\u0301pez is more than capable of scoring and creating goals and will be a key player for Spain this summer, regardless of whether he starts games.<\/p>\n (Photo by Abdel Majid BZIOUAT \/ AFP) (Photo by ABDEL MAJID BZIOUAT\/AFP via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 23 Gravenberch moved to Liverpool in 2023 after an uneventful season at Bayern Munich, and he has established himself as an elite defensive midfielder. He was a key player last season when Liverpool won the Premier League and has remained a fixture in the Reds\u2019 midfield.<\/p>\n (Photo by Alan Harvey\/SNS Group via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 24 Pacho broke out last season for PSG, cementing his spot in the middle of the French champions\u2019 defense. From there, he starred en route to Champions League glory. He\u2019ll partner Arsenal\u2019s Piero Hincap\u00ed\u00e9 in the middle of Ecuador\u2019s back four, which on paper might be one of the stronger units in the field.<\/p>\n “Ecuador is my dark horse, and they\u2019re going to make a run in this tournament built off being strong defensively,” Edu said. “William Pacho being at center back plays a massive role in that equation.”<\/p>\n (Photo by Adam Escada\/Eurasia Sport Images\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 25 Ferna\u0301ndez broke out during Argentina\u2019s run to World Cup glory in 2022 and made a move to Chelsea one month after lifting the trophy. He\u2019s an all-action midfielder who can cover every blade of grass and is capable of popping up with a big goal when necessary. He\u2019ll be the key man in Argentina\u2019s midfield this summer.<\/p>\n (Photo by Ahmad Mora – UEFA via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 27 When Rodri got hurt in the first half of the Euro 2024 final against England, Zubimendi stepped in at halftime and helped lead Spain to victory.<\/p>\n “When I see him for Spain, I see a freer version of Zubimendi, and I think that\u2019s where he is a little bit better because he can get around the field a little bit more,” Holden said. “He can read the spaces, and there are different types of combinations and a little bit more free-flowing attacking play. I think we see a better version of him with Spain than we do at Arsenal.”<\/p>\n If healthy, Rodri is likely to start over Zubimendi, but the Arsenal midfielder provides plenty of stability off the bench when necessary.<\/p>\n “This summer, based on the health, the fitness and the form of Rodri, he will have a significant role to play for Spain,” Edu said. “I still look at Zubimendi \u2014 he\u2019s a top player. Quality on the ball, quality in the way that he sees the game. He\u2019s just got to get back to being at his very best.”<\/p>\n (Photo by PATRICK MEINHARDT\/AFP via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 27 While players have come and gone at Chelsea over the past few years, Cucurella has been one constant presence. He\u2019ll enter the World Cup having played more than 100 games over the past two seasons for the Blues, all since starting for Spain en route to the Euro 2024 crown two years ago.<\/p>\n “He\u2019s a shutdown defender,” Holden said. “Look, he\u2019s played against some of the best in the world, and I\u2019ve seen him play one-on-one. He\u2019s smart. He\u2019s tough. He\u2019s a hard-nosed defender at the end of the day. He\u2019s a guy I want on my team.”<\/p>\n 49. (Photo by Rene Nijhuis\/MB Media\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 33 Marti\u0301nez burst onto the scene in 2020 for Arsenal, and his ascension has seemingly never stopped. He quickly became Argentina\u2019s starting goalkeeper, and then he was the hero in the 2022 World Cup final in the penalty shootout. Marti\u0301nez is among the best goalkeepers in the world and brings an attitude to the game that has the spotlight constantly on him.<\/p>\n 47. (Photo by Marc Atkins\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 29 Dias was the 2021 Premier League Player of the Season for Manchester City in his first year at the club. He is one of the most decorated defenders in the world. All that\u2019s missing for the physical center back is success at the international level with Portugal. This summer will be a great chance for him to achieve that.<\/p>\n 45. (Photo by Pieter van der Woude\/Marcel ter Bals\/DeFodi Images\/DeFodi via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 34 Over the past decade, he has been the best goalkeeper in the world. At 6-foot-7, it\u2019s very difficult to beat Courtois, who has put in match-winning performances on the biggest stages at Real Madrid. His performance at the 2022 Champions League Final in Real\u2019s 1-0 win over Liverpool was the stuff of legend. Belgium has a big leg up with Courtois between the posts.<\/p>\n 43. (Photo by Antonio Borga\/Eurasia Sport Images\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 33 Ru\u0308diger moved to Real Madrid in 2022 and quickly established himself as one of the best center backs in the world. He\u2019s on the back nine of his career at 33 years old, but he would start for every country in this tournament. At 6-foot-3, Ru\u0308diger brings an impressive combination of size and athleticism to the table that is rarely matched.<\/p>\n 41. (Photo by Franco Arland\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 41 This may seem low for Ronaldo, but it\u2019s impressive for the 41-year-old goalscoring extraordinaire to still be competing at this level.<\/p>\n “We have underestimated just how much quality this guy still has at his age,” Holden said. “We look at the number, but age is only a number. I know he\u2019s been playing in Saudi Arabia, and we talk about his level dropping, but the reality is that in the Nations League and in qualifying, Ronaldo was scoring goals left and right.”<\/p>\n He\u2019s closing in on 1,000 goals for his career and has the chance this summer to add the one piece of silverware his incredible resume is missing: the World Cup.<\/p>\n “You need a winner,” Edu said. “You need a guy with this level of experience, a guy who has scored in five consecutive World Cups. No. 40? There, I said it: Cristiano should be higher. Even at this precious, delicate age of 41 years young, Cristiano Ronaldo is still a winner. He has a winner\u2019s mentality.”<\/p>\n 39. (Photo by Gabriel Calvino Alonso\/BSR Agency\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 20 Doue\u0301 will turn 21 during the World Cup and is already one of the best wingers in the world. He scored in last year’s Champions League Final, which PSG won, and quickly has become a major contender for minutes in France\u2019s stacked attack. Kylian Mbapp\u00e9, Ousmane Demb\u00e9l\u00e9 and Michael Olise all seemingly have spots filled. Doue\u0301 and Cherki will be the key contenders to start alongside that trio.<\/p>\n 37. (Photo by Visionhaus\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 30 Dumfries has established himself as one of the best attacking fullbacks in the world over the past few years. The right back is a constant goal threat and will be a focal point for opposition looking to slow down the Dutch this summer. Look for him to play a key role on both ends of the pitch for the Netherlands.<\/p>\n 35. (Photo by Mauricio Salas\/Jam Media\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 40 This feels like it will be Modric\u0301\u2019s final major tournament for Croatia, but it feels unwise to count out the 40-year-old. After 13 years at Real Madrid, he moved to AC Milan before this past season and has not lost a step. Few players possess the control that Modric\u0301 has, and he can still boss a game as well as any midfielder in the world. Modric\u0301\u2019s 196 international appearances for Croatia rank third among players likely to play this summer, behind only Cristiano Ronaldo (226) and Lionel Messi (198).<\/p>\n “I love watching Luka Modri\u0107 play,” Holden said. “He\u2019s the ultimate conductor in the middle of the field. His technical ability, his engine \u2014 he can just run for days upon days.<\/p>\n 33. (Photo by Visionhaus\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 23 The 23-year-old suffered a fractured fibula during last summer\u2019s FIFA Club World Cup and missed the rest of 2025. Since then, he has slowly returned to the form that makes him one of the world\u2019s best playmakers. An elite dribbler, Musiala will be at the core of the German attack this summer. If he is playing well, expect Germany to become a contender for the title.<\/p>\n “He, to me, is must-see TV,” Edu said. “He\u2019s elite in terms of the way he just glides around the pitch. He\u2019s not your overly flashy kind of player, but for Germany, since his introduction back in 2021 or so, the guy has matured year after year after year.”<\/p>\n 31. (Photo by Jose Manuel Alvarez Rey\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 25 Davies moved to Canada when he was 5 years old and became the face of Canadian soccer about 12 years later. He started his career in MLS with the Vancouver Whitecaps before moving to Bayern Munich in 2018. From there, he became the best attacking left back in the world with his impressive pace and physicality. For Canada, Davies plays a more attacking role. He will have to play well if the host nation is going to succeed this summer.<\/p>\n “Make no mistake about it: Alphonso Davies is by far the most important player for Canada,” Edu said. “Where he ends up playing positionally \u2014 whether it\u2019s at left back or higher up the pitch in the attacking phase \u2014 is yet to be determined, and Jesse Marsch has the flexibility to play with that and tinker with it.<\/p>\n “But at his best, Alphonso Davies is elite. He\u2019s a quality player. He brings a different dynamic with his pace and, more than anything, his experience playing at such a high level on a consistent basis and playing a large role within a Bayern team.”<\/p>\n 29. (Photo by Marcel Engelbrecht – firo sportphoto\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 34 The No. 2-ranked center back on this list has been the standard at the position since moving to Liverpool in 2018. At 6-foot-5, van Dijk has impressive pace to accompany his size, which means few attackers are able to dribble past him. He has won the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League with Liverpool, but there\u2019s no international glory to go along with that. The 34-year-old Dutch captain will be the driving force of his team\u2019s defense this summer.<\/p>\n 27. (Photo by Joe Prior\/Visionhaus via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 28 Marti\u0301nez has scored more than 200 goals between Inter Milan and the national team since moving to Italy in 2018. He has firmly established himself as one of the best and most consistent strikers in the world, having scored at least 20 goals in each of the last five seasons. Whether Marti\u0301nez starts for Argentina remains to be seen, with Julia\u0301n A\u0301lvarez also thriving alongside Lionel Messi.<\/p>\n 25. (Photo by Andrew Katsampes\/ISI Photos via Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 26 Semenyo has been a revelation in the Premier League this season. The London-born winger scored 10 goals in 20 appearances for Bournemouth before moving to Manchester City in January. England would love to have Semenyo in the fold for this tournament, but he made his debut for Ghana in 2022. He has become one of the best wingers in the world this season and will be the driving force behind any success Ghana has this summer.<\/p>\n “One I want to pick out, Semenyo,” Holden said. “He was phenomenal for Bournemouth. He\u2019s gone to Man City. I think he\u2019s played every minute of every game for the last two years. He doesn\u2019t miss games. He just plays. He\u2019s an absolute amazing player, he glides, he\u2019s on his toes constantly the way he moves, good finisher.”<\/p>\n Holden later added: “I do like Semenyo as a player. I think it\u2019s a fair number in terms of talent and ability.”<\/p>\n 23. (Photo by Julio Aguilar\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n Age<\/strong>: 23 Wirtz broke out during the 2023-24 season when he led Bayer Leverkusen to an upset victory in the German Bundesliga. He scored 34 goals in his final two seasons with Leverkusen before making a nine-figure move to Liverpool, where he has failed to reach the same heights. Still, Wirtz will be a crucial factor for Germany this summer, alongside Jamal Musiala. The two young playmakers will be the keys for Germany for the next decade, if everything goes to plan.<\/p>\n 21. (Photo by Riquelve Nata\/Sports Press Photo\/Getty Images)<\/span> <\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 52
Club team<\/strong>: AC Milan (Italy)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 77
Club team<\/strong>: Bayern Munich (Germany)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 26
Club team<\/strong>: Manchester United (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 31
Club team<\/strong>: Brighton (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 52
Club team<\/strong>: Real Sociedad (Spain)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 125
Club team<\/strong>: Fulham (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 16
Club team<\/strong>: Arsenal (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 84
Club team<\/strong>: Manchester United (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 27
Club team<\/strong>: Manchester City (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 22
Club team<\/strong>: Chelsea (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 46
Club team<\/strong>: Barcelona (Spain)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 28
Club team<\/strong>: Real Madrid (Spain)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 48
Club team<\/strong>: Barcelona (Spain)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 22
Club team<\/strong>: Arsenal (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 44
Club team<\/strong>: Liverpool (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 82
Club team<\/strong>: Crystal Palace (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 8
Club team<\/strong>: Chelsea (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 104
Club team<\/strong>: Paris Saint-Germain (France)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 76
Club team<\/strong>: Liverpool (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 46
Club team<\/strong>: Manchester City (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 7
Club team<\/strong>: Barcelona (Spain)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 25
Club team<\/strong>: Liverpool (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 34
Club team<\/strong>: Paris Saint-Germain (France)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 40
Club team<\/strong>: Chelsea (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 25
Club team<\/strong>: Arsenal (England)<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 23
Club team<\/strong>: Chelsea (England)<\/p>\n![\"Netherlands](\"https:\/\/b.fssta.com\/uploads\/application\/countries\/flag-logos\/528.vresize.72.72.medium.0.png\")
Frenkie de Jong | Midfielder | Netherlands<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>: 59
Club team<\/strong>: Aston Villa (England)<\/p>\n![\"Brazil](\"https:\/\/b.fssta.com\/uploads\/application\/countries\/flag-logos\/76.vresize.72.72.medium.0.png\")
Bruno Guimar\u00e3es | Midfielder | Brazil<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>:\u00a074
Club team<\/strong>: Manchester City (England)<\/p>\n Tijjani Reijnders | Midfielder | Netherlands<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>:\u00a0107
Club team<\/strong>: Real Madrid (Spain)<\/p>\n![\"France](\"https:\/\/b.fssta.com\/uploads\/application\/countries\/flag-logos\/250.vresize.72.72.medium.0.png\")
N’Golo Kant\u00e9 | Midfielder | France<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>:\u00a082
Club team<\/strong>: Real Madrid (Spain)<\/p>\n Rayan Cherki | Forward | France<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>:\u00a0226
Club team<\/strong>: Al-Nassr (Saudi Arabia)<\/p>\n![\"Belgium](\"https:\/\/b.fssta.com\/uploads\/application\/countries\/flag-logos\/56.vresize.72.72.medium.0.png\")
J\u00e9r\u00e9my Doku | Forward | Belgium<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>:\u00a06
Club team<\/strong>: Paris Saint-Germain (France)<\/p>\n Kevin De Bruyne | Midfielder | Belgium<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>:\u00a071
Club team<\/strong>: Inter Milan (Italy)<\/p>\n![\"Portugal](\"https:\/\/b.fssta.com\/uploads\/application\/countries\/flag-logos\/620.vresize.72.72.medium.0.png\")
Nuno Mendes | Defender | Portugal<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>:\u00a0196
Club team<\/strong>: AC Milan (Italy)<\/p>\n![\"England](\"https:\/\/b.fssta.com\/uploads\/application\/countries\/flag-logos\/1001.vresize.72.72.medium.0.png\")
Cole Palmer | Midfielder | England<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>:\u00a040
Club team<\/strong>: Bayern Munich (Germany)<\/p>\n Bernardo Silva | Midfielder | Portugal<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>:\u00a058
Club team<\/strong>: Bayern Munich (Germany)<\/p>\n![\"Germany](\"https:\/\/b.fssta.com\/uploads\/application\/countries\/flag-logos\/276.vresize.72.72.medium.0.png\")
Joshua Kimmich | Midfielder | Germany<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>:\u00a090
Club team<\/strong>: Liverpool (England)<\/p>\n Bukayo Saka | Forward | England<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>:\u00a075
Club team<\/strong>: Inter Milan (Italy)<\/p>\n Aur\u00e9lien Tchouam\u00e9ni | Midfielder | France<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>:\u00a034
Club team<\/strong>: Manchester City (England)<\/p>\n![\"Colombia](\"https:\/\/b.fssta.com\/uploads\/application\/countries\/flag-logos\/170.vresize.72.72.medium.0.png\")
Luis D\u00edaz | Forward | Colombia<\/p>\n
National team appearances<\/strong>:\u00a039
Club team<\/strong>: Liverpool (England)<\/p>\n Gabriel Magalh\u00e3es | Defender | Brazil<\/p>\n