Mexico
Guillermo Ochoa – Ajaccio
Many were left scratching their heads when the 28-year-old opted to join the Corsican side back in 2011, believing that he was worthy of a higher platform in which to showcase his considerable talents. After a disappointing campaign with Ajaccio, he has decided to run down his contract and is now looking for a new club, and the tournament will provide him with a great chance to give clubs a chance of a closer inspection.
Carlos Vela – Real Sociedad
Since leaving Arsenal two years ago, the 25-year-old has been in high demand as his exploits in front of goal for Real Sociedad have showed that he is finally starting to fulfil the enormous potential he showed during the early stages of his career. He has since claimed to be open to a return to the Premier League as Arsenal, Manchester United and Chelsea all watch him with admiring eyes.
Javier Hernandez – Manchester United
Chicharito has looked a shadow of his former self this season as he barely got a chance to show David Moyes what he could do. The Scot is out of the picture now, but he may still not feature in Louis Van Gaal’s plans, meaning he may have to use the World Cup to show that he still hasn’t lost that devastating killer instinct in the box.