Fifa World Cup, Premiership players to watch

If the FIFA World Cup 2010 kicks off June 11 in Johannesburg, many of the players to play in this tournament are very familiar with the viewers in the United Kingdom for their present or former connection of the FA Premier League.
In addition to the game in England contingent, many representatives of the Premier League top ten for all classified and other countries, in the final round.
From Spain common favorites of the tournament, 25 years of fruitfulLiverpool striker Fernando Torres is sure to feature heavily, provided they remain in form after returning from a period of injury. The bag made a trio of favorites Merseyside goals while Spain 2006 FIFA World Cup finals campaign, and scored the winning goal in the final of UEFA Euro 2008 against Germany. The target machine is blonde with the hope that trick again in the 2010 FIFA World Cup finals.
Team-mate Cesc Fabregas documents his trade with Arsenal and Liverpool along with the formerPlayer Xabi Alonso, now at Real Madrid, hoping for a big impact in South Africa in June and July 2010 to do. Other Spanish players well known to fans of Premiership Liverpool goalkeeper Jose (Pepe) Reina and left winger Albert Riera.
Among the other Premiership players hope to be World Cup FIFA flight to Holland and Arsenal Robin Van Persie will be. After a serious injury suffered by his playing right ankle for the Netherlands, were subjected to 26 yearsSurgery in early December 2008 and plans to return to football before the FIFA World Cup get underway.
Manchester United players in the FIFA World Cup, it was possible to find England's Wayne Rooney, Michael Carrick, Rio Ferdinand and Owen Hargreaves could also be 39 year old goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar Holland's most capped player of all times. Although officially retired from international football for the Dutch would have been approachednational team to come out of retirement and join the team on the flight to Holland South Africa.
Chelsea, of course, England is also a large number of players like captain John Terry and Frank Lampard in midfield dynamo and players from other countries into a veritable "who's who of stars of international football. In fact, teams of Premiership outside the top four players also contribute to 32 teams in the tournament, too many to mention individually.
Which team in the Premier League, which follow, it is almost certain that a player or two pieces of your team in South Africa to see next year.

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