World Cup 2014’s hottest ‘fitballers’ list
So the World Cup is almost over, but if your still in need of the hottest boys on the pitch, here’s a guide to the fittest footballers of the 2014 World Cup. The majority are all round studs the World have liked all over. We’ve been kind enough, however to list at least one of each country, showing there is always something for everyone. They are decided in no particular order.
Below we have ordered them in terms of all listed as by appeal decided by fans and their interactions over the duration of the football contest.
Germany
Mats Hummels
Per Mertesacker
Mario Gotze
Philipp Lahm
Andre Schuerrle
Belgium
Dries Martens
Eden Hazard
Kevin Miralias
Kevin De Bruyne
Jan Vertonghen
Toby Alderweireld
Spain
Gerard Pique
Iker Casillas
Sergio Ramos
Cesc Fabregas
England
Joe Hart
Frank Lampard
Adam Lallana
Steven Gerrard
Jordan Henderson
Ben Foster
Daniel Sturridge
France
Olivier Giroud
Yohan Cabaye
Holland / Netherlands
Robin Van Persie
Joel Veltman
Wesley Sneijder
Brazil
Neymar
Oscar
Switzerland
Xherdan Shaqiri
Haris Seferovic
USA
Matt Besler
Graham Zusi
Colombia
James Rodriguez
Jackson Martinez
Chile
Carlos Carmona
Mauricio Pinilla
Italy
Andrea Barzagli
Australia
James Troisi
Mitch Langerak
Dario Vidosic
Mathew Lockie
Cameroon
Fabrice Olinga
Mexico
Javier Hernandez
Francisco Rodriguez
Greece
Orestis Karnezis
Bosnia and Herzogovinia
Emir Spahic
Mensur Mujdza
Korea Republic
Ha Dae Sung
Iran
Daniel Daivari
Ehsan Hajsafi
Argentina
Martin Demichelis
Lucas Biglia
Portugal
Christiano Ronaldo
Joao Moutinho
Ghana
Jordan Ayew
Russia
Aleksandr Kokorin
Aleksandr Kerzhakov
Honduras
Jerry Bengtson
Costa Rica
Yeltsin Tejeda
Ivory Coast
Didier Zokora
Uruguay
Cristhian Stuani
Nicolas Lodeiro
Ecuador
Fidel Martinez
Japan
Yoichiro Kakitani
Nigeria
Ogenyi Onazi
Algeria
Nabil Ghilas
Croatia
Danijel Pranjic
Of all listed we would rank them in this order (1 being highest) not based on favourite countries or players.
1. Sergio Ramos
2. Gerard Pique
3. Olivier Giroud
4. Maurici Pinilla
5. Robin Van Persie
6. Jordan Henderson
7. Andrea Barzagli
8. Mario Gotze
9. Frank Lampard
10. Joe Hart
11. Ehsan Hafsaji
12. Steven Gerrard
13. Neymar
14. James Rodriguez
15. Kevin De Bruyne
16. Adam Lallana
17. Mats Hummels
18. Oscar
19. Andre Schurrle
20. Yohan Cabaye
21. Joel Veltman
22. Dries Martens
23. Daniel Sturridge
24. Toby Alderweireld
25. Carlos Carmona
26. Dario Vidosec
27. Graham Zuzi
28. Ben Foster
29. Mathew Lockie
30. Jan Vertonghen
31. Orestis Karnezis
32. Wesley Sneijder
33. Nicolas Lodeiro
34. Iker Casillas
35. Mitch Langerak
36. Kevin Miralias
37. Phillipp Lahm
38. Matt Besler
39. Javier Hernandez
40. James Triosi
41. Aleksadr Kerzhakov
42. Cristiano Ronaldo
43. Joao Moutinho
44. Daniel Pranjic
45. Francisco Rodriguez
46. Cristhian Stuani
47. Xherdan Shaqiri
48. Martin DeMichelis
49. Cesc Fabregas
50. Mensur Mujdza
51. Yoichiro Kakitani
52. Didier Zokora
53. Nabil Ghilas
54. Jackson Martinez
55. Eden Hazard
56. Per Mertesacker
57. Haris Seferovic
58. Jordan Ayew
59. Fabrice Olinga
60. Emir Spahic
61. Daniel Daivari
62. Ha Dae Sung
63. Aleksandr Kokorin
64. Jerry Bengtson
65. Lucas Biglia
66. Yeltsin Tejeda
67. Fidel Martinez
68. Ogenyi Onazi
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