We look at the 10 clubs that have provided the most players to the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
Manchester City – 10
Fernandinho – Brazil
David Silva – Spain
Yaya Toure – Ivory Coast
Joe Hart – England
James Milner – England
Pablo Zabaleta – Argentina
Martin Demichelis – Argentina
Sergio Aguero – Argentina
Edin Dzeko – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Vincent Kompany (pictured) – Belgium
City have agreed a contract with Bacary Sagna, who is in France’s World Cup squad, but he is still officially an Arsenal player until July 1.
Santi Cazorla – Spain
Jack Wilshere – England
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain – England
Olivier Giroud – France
Bacary Sagna – France
Laurent Koscielny – France
Mesut Ozil – Germany
Lukas Podolski (pictured) – Germany
Per Mertesacker – Arsenal
Thomas Vermaelen – Belgium
Sagna has agreed a contract with Man City, but he is officially an Arsenal player until July 1.
Henrique – Brazil
Raul Albiol – Spain
Juan Camilo Zuniga – Colombia
Lorenzo Insigne – Italy
Gokhan Inler – Switzerland
Valon Behrami – Switzerland
Blerim Dzemaili – Switzerland
Gonzalo Higuain – Argentina
Federico Fernandez – Argentina
Faouzi Ghoulam – Algeria
Dries Mertens (pictured) – Belgium
Kolo Toure – Ivory Coast
Glen Johnson – England
Steven Gerrard (pictured) – England
Daniel Sturridge – England
Jordan Henderson – England
Raheem Sterling – England
Luis Suarez – Uruguay
Sebastian Coates – Uruguay
Mamadou Sakho – France
Simon Mignolet – Belgium
Pepe Reina – Spain
Liverpool have agreed a deal to sign Rickie Lambert, who is in England’s World Cup squad, but he is officially a Southampton player until July 1.
Marcelo – Brazil
Luka Modric – Croatia
Iker Casillas – Spain
Sergio Ramos – Spain
Xabi Alonso – Spain
Raphael Varane – France
Karim Benzema – France
Angel di Maria – Argentina
Sami Khedira – Germany
Pepe – Portugal
Fabio Coentrao – Portugal
Cristiano Ronaldo (pictured) – Portugal
Mauricio Isla – Chile
Arturo Vidal – Chile
Gianluigi Buffon – Italy
Giorgio Chiellini – Italy
Claudio Marchisio – Italy
Andrea Barzagli – Italy
Leonardo Bonucci – Italy
Andrea Pirlo (pictured) – Italy
Martin Caceres – Uruguay
Paul Pogba – France
Stephan Lichtsteiner – Switzerland
Kwadwo Asamoah – Ghana
Dani Alves – Brazil
Neymar – Brazil
Alex Song – Cameroon
Alexis Sanchez – Chile
Gerard Pique – Spain
Andres Iniesta – Spain
Xavi – Spain
Cesc Fabregas – Spain
Pedro – Spain
Sergio Busquets – Spain
Jordi Alba – Spain
Lionel Messi (pictured) – Argentina
Javier Mascherano – Argentina
Fabregas has agreed to join Chelsea, but he is still officially a Barca player until July 1. Sevilla’s Ivan Rakitic, who is in Croatia’s World Cup squad, will replace Fabregas at the Camp Nou.
Dante – Brazil
Mario Mandzukic – Croatia
Arjen Robben – Netherlands
Javi Martinez – Spain
Xherdan Shaqiri – Switzerland
Manuel Neuer – Germany
Bastian Schweinsteiger – Germany
Thomas Muller (pictured) – Germany
Philipp Lahm – Germany
Toni Kroos – Germany
Mario Gotze – Germany
Jerome Boateng – Germany
Julian Green – USA
Daniel van Buyten – Belgium
Robin van Persie – Netherlands
David de Gea – Spain
Juan Mata – Spain
Shinji Kagawa – Japan
Wayne Rooney (pictured) – England
Danny Welbeck – England
Chris Smalling – England
Phil Jones – England
Antonio Valencia – Ecuador
Patrice Evra – France
Nani – Portugal
Marouane Fellaini – Belgium
Adnan Januzaj – Belgium
Javier Hernandez – Mexico
Chelsea – 17
Oscar – Brazil
Ramires – Brazil
Willian – Brazil
David Luiz – Brazil
Samuel Eto’o – Cameroon
Fernando Torres – Spain
Cesar Azpilicueta – Spain
Gary Cahill – England
Frank Lampard – England
John Obi Mikel – Nigeria
Kenneth Omeruo – Nigeria
Andre Schurrle – Germany
Romelu Lukaku – Belgium
Eden Hazard (pictured) – Belgium
Thibaut Courtois – Belgium
Victor Moses – Nigeria
Christian Atsu – Ghana
Although Lampard and Eto’o are being released and Luiz is joining PSG, they are all officially Chelsea players until July 1. On this date, Spain and Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregras will become a Chelsea player.
