Possible Premier League stars heading to the World Cup

• zocoss

  19 Nov 09, 23:54

  Club-by-club guide to the stars heading to the World Cup from your Premier League team
  

   

   

  

  On his way: Fernando Torres will spearhead Spain's attack

   

   

  This is a huge season for the international stars at your team as they attempt to book their place at next summer's World Cup.

  Between now and May, every player is under the microscope in their bid to be part of the 23-man squads.

  Sportsmail brings you a club-by-club guide to who could be heading to South Africa from each Barclays Premier League side.

   

   

   

  

  Flying high: Nicklas Bendtner will represent Denmark in the finals

   

  ARSENAL

  Cameroon: Alex Song

  Denmark: Nicklas Bendtner

  England: Theo Walcott

  France: Bacary Sagna, William Gallas, Gael Clichy, Samir Nasri, Abou Diaby

  Holland: Robin van Persie

  Ivory Coast: Emmanuel Eboue

  Mexico: Carlos Vela

  Spain: Cesc Fabregas

  Switzerland: Philippe Senderos,
  Johann Djourou

   

  ASTON VILLA
  

  England: Gabriel Agbonlahor, Ashley Young, Emile Heskey, James Milner, Stewart Downing

  USA: Brad Guzan

    

   

  BIRMINGHAM
  

  England: Joe Hart

   

   

   

  

  Wizard of Oz: Blackburn's Brett Emerton (right)

   

  BLACKBURN

  Australia: Brett Emerton, Vince Grella

  Denmark: Lars Jacobsen

  South Africa: Elrio van Heerden,
  Benni McCarthy

  
   

  BOLTON

  England: Gary Cahill

  Nigeria: Danny Shittu

  South Korea: Lee Chung-Yong

   

  BURNLEY

  Cameroon: Andre Bikey

  
   

  

  Drog's life: Ivory Coast striker Didier fired his country to South Africa

   

  CHELSEA

  Brazil: Alex

  England: Ashley Cole,
  Frank Lampard, John Terry,
  Joe Cole

  France: Florent Malouda,
  Nicolas Anelka

  Ghana: Michael Essien

  Ivory Coast: Didier Drogba,
  Salomon Kalou

  Nigeria: John Mikel Obi  

  Portugal: Paolo Ferreira, Jose Bosingwa, Deco, Ricardo Carvalho

  Serbia: Branislav Ivanovic

   

   

   

  EVERTON

  Australia: Lucas Neil, Tim Cahill

  France: Louis Saha, Sylvain Distin

  Holland: Johnny Heitinga

  Nigeria: Joseph Yobo, Yakubu, Victor Anichebe

  South Africa: Steven Pienaar

  USA: Tim Howard

   

  FULHAM

  Australia: Mark Schwarzer

  Ghana: John Paintsil

  Nigeria: Dickson Etuhu

  South Africa: Kagiso Dikgacoi

  South Korea: Seol Ki-Hyeon

  USA: Clint Dempsey, Eddie Johnson 

   

  HULL

  Australia: Richard Garcia

  USA: Jozy Altidore

   

  
  

   

  

  Red alert: Martin Skrtel will be a key player for Slovakia

   

  
  

  LIVERPOOL

  Argentina: Javier Mascherano,
  Emiliano Insua

  Brazil: Lucas

  Denmark: Daniel Agger

  England: Steven Gerrard, Glen Johnson

  Greece: Sotiros Kyrgiakos

  Holland: Dirk Kuyt, Ryan Babel

  Italy: Andrea Dossena, Alberto Aquilani

  Spain: Fernando Torres, Pepe Reina, Albert Riera

  Slovakia: Martin Skrtel

   

   

  MANCHESTER CITY

  Argentina: Carlos Tevez,
  Pablo Zabaleta

  Brazil: Robinho

  England: Joleon Lescott,
  Gareth Barry, Wayne Bridge,
  Shaun Wright-Phillips

  Ivory Coast: Kolo Toure

  Holland: Nigel de Jong

  Paraguay: Roque Santa Cruz

  Slovakia: Vladimir Weiss

   

   

  

  Heads up: Nemanja Vidic helped Serbia achieve their dream

   

  MANCHESTER UNITED

  England: Wayne Rooney, Michael Carrick, Rio Ferdinand, Michael Owen, Wes Brown, Ben Foster, Owen Hargreaves

  France: Patrice Evra

  Brazil: Anderson

  South Korea: Park Ji-Sung

  Serbia: Nemanja Vidic, Zoran Tosic

  Portugal: Nani

   

   

  PORTSMOUTH

  Algeria: Hassan Yebda, Nadir Belhadj

  England: David James

  Ghana: Kevin Prince-Boateng

  Greece: Angelos Basinas

  Ivory Coast: Aruna Dindane

  Nigeria: John Utaka, Kanu

  South Africa: Aaron Mokoena

   

  STOKE

  Denmark: Thomas Sorensen

  Uruguay: Diego Arismendi

  
   

  SUNDERLAND

  England: Darren Bent

  Ghana: John Mensah

  Paraguay: Paulo da Silva

   

   

  TOTTENHAM

  Brazil: Heurelho Gomes

  Cameroon: Sebastien Bassong,
  Benoit Assou-Ekotto

  England: Jermain Defoe, Ledley King, Peter Crouch, Aaron Lennon

  Honduras: Wilson Palacios

  Mexico: Giovani dos Santos

  
   

  

  Green light: Guillermo Franco will form part of Mexico's attack

   

  WEST HAM

  Chile: Luis Jimenez

  England: Carlton Cole,
  Matthew Upson, Robert Green

  Portugal: Luis Boa-Morte

  USA: Jonathan Spector

  Mexico: Guillermo Franco

  Switzerland: Valon Behrami

   

  WIGAN

  Ghana: Richard Kingson

  Honduras: Manuel Figueroa,
  Hendry Thomas

  South Korea: Cho Won-Hee

   

  WOLVES

  Cameroon: George Elokobi

  Serbia: Nenad Milijas

• Poignant

  20 Nov 09, 11:01

  GO SPAIN GO!

• Rooney9

  20 Nov 09, 11:15

  Spain is the overwhelming favourites for the world cup. they have the skills, passing, tenacity and toughness to win it this time round.

• SGporkz

  20 Nov 09, 11:23

  lol..wow looks like im not the only spain fans here.. i tot u guys will root england?

  HAHA

  spain`s squad really good. GOGO LIGA!  international n 2010 wc results.

   

• Rooney9

  20 Nov 09, 11:27

  I used to support england, been disappointed time and again, sian liao. time to support another new team lol. I like brazil also.

• Poignant

  20 Nov 09, 11:27

  i'm a fan of spain!

  already one before euro 08

• SGporkz

  20 Nov 09, 11:32

  i think english player play better when they are in club...all put together.. cant play .. 

   

   

• brokenluv

  20 Nov 09, 19:35

  i think england have a good chance of reaching the semi's together with spain and brazil