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Cristiano Ronaldo -

It's impossible to keep your eyes on the ball when Portugal's captain is on the pitch. He holds the world record for international goals, so he's definitely one to watch.

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Olivier Giroud -

Olivier Giroud is a French international who plays as a striker for AC Milan. Not only is he a great player, but he's quite easy on the eyes.

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Kevin Trapp -

Well, we know we'll keep an eye on this German goalkeeper, even if he's not the starter. It's no wonder he won the heart of Brazilian model Izabel Goulart.

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Neymar -

Neymar is the biggest star on a Brazilian squad full of stars. He currently plays for Paris Saint-Germain with the likes of Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé.

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Virgil van Dijk -

The world-class Dutchman is one of the best defenders in the game. Tall and blessed with a great smile, he's got everyone's attention on the field.

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Alphonso Davies -

Playing for Bayern Munich and Canada's national team, Davies is a star player and a total cutie. Just look at those cheekbones!

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Son Heung-min -

Considered one of the best forwards in the world, the adorable Son Heung-min captains the South Korean team. He currently plays for the Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur.

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Eden Hazard -

Known for his creativity, dribbling, and passing, Eden Hazard is considered one of the best players of his generation. Playing for Real Madrid and captain for his national team, we'll have our eyes on him.

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Marcos Llorente -

Making his debut for the Spanish national team in 2020, this will Marcos Llorente's second World Cup. The blond stud comes from a family of soccer players and currently plays for Atlético Madrid.

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Guillermo Ochoa -

The number one goalkeeper for Mexico, the curly-haired stunner was also part of the squads for the 2006, 2010, 2014, and 2018 FIFA World Cups. We're excited to see him shine in Qatar!

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Ruben Loftus-Cheek -

Oh, those eyes! Ruben Loftus-Cheek is an English soccer star who plays as a midfielder for Premier League club Chelsea.

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Christian Pulisic -

Christian Pulisic has been nicknamed Captain America thanks to his high level of play and, of course, his nationality. And just like the superhero, he certainly has the looks, too.

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Edinson Cavani -

Nicknamed El Matador, Uruguay's Edinson Cavani is widely considered one of the best strikers of his generation. And he's definitely one good-looking player!

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Rodrigo De Paul -

Argentinian Rodrigo De Paul has the looks and the talents. He currently plays as a midfielder for La Liga club Atlético Madrid.

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Dušan Tadić -

One of the most important players in the Serbian team, Tadić captains both his national team and the Dutch club Ajax. Oh, and just look at those dimples! Talented and adorable.

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Édouard Mendy -

The charming Édouard Mendy is Senegal's number one goalkeeper. Currently playing for Chelsea, he started his career in his native France before choosing to represent his mother’s home country.

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Grzegorz Krychowiak -

Poland's Grzegorz Krychowiak sure knows how to rock a man bun. One of the most experienced players on the squad, we can't wait to see the midfielder in action.

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Joe Allen -

A midfielder for Swansea City and the Wales national team, handsome Joe Allen is also involved in animal welfare. He adopts hens to save them when they can no longer lay eggs. How noble!

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Simon Kjær -

A Viking hunk, Simon Kjær is the captain of the Danish national team. He currently plays for AC Milan.

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Fabian Schär -

Fabian Schär, and his impressive jawline, will represent Switzerland in his third World Cup. He currently plays as a center-back for Newcastle United.

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Gonzalo Plata -

Ecuadorian Gonzalo Plata is young, but a total cutie. Born in 2000, he's a winger for Spanish club Real Valladolid and the national team of Ecuador.

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Maya Yoshida -

A total babe, Japan's Maya Yoshida is captain and the team's key player since 2012. He plays for the Bundesliga club Schalke 04.

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Daniel-Kofi Kyereh -

Born in Ghana to a German mother and Ghanaian father, Kyereh is one good-looking and talented man. He plays for the Ghanian national team and the Bundesliga club Freiburg.

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Milad Mohammadi -

A green-eyed stunner, Iranian Mohammadi plays for Greek Super League club AEK Athens and, of course, his national team.

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Marko Livaja -

The Croatian stunner has represented his country at every level, from U15 to the senior team. Playing forward for Hajduk Split, he's a national star.

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Jason Cummings -

Born in Scotland, the charming athlete chose to represent his mother's home country of Australia. A versatile attacker, with several Joker tattoos, it's hard not to notice him!

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Yassine Bounou -

Known as Bono, he's a Canadian-born Moroccan player. A total cutie, Bono is Morocco's number one goalkeeper. He also plays for La Liga club Sevilla.

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Jean-Charles Castelletto -

Castelletto played for the French U16 through U20 youth teams before switching allegiance to his mother’s country of Cameroon. This will be his second World Cup.

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Youssef Msakni -

Tunisia’s captain missed the 2018 World Cup after tearing a cruciate ligament during a game. But this year, the dreamy Msakni will finally join the tournament.

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Francisco Calvo -

The handsome defender plays for the Costa Rican national team and the Turkish club Konyaspor. He's also fluent in Spanish, Portuguese, English and French.

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Abdulelah Al-Amri -

The Saudi defender is a fierce and attractive player who became a pivotal figure within his home country. This will be his first World Cup.

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Akram Afif -

Considered by some as the best player in the Middle East, Qatar's Akram Afif isn't only talented, but also good looking. His current club is Al-Sadd.

Sources: (The Guardian) (¡Hola!)

See also: The best men's national team, according to FIFA

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