Kevin de Bryne – Belgium
This aggressive midfielder, who has won two Premier League Playmaker of the Year awards, has the passing skill to support Belgium’s attacking squad in outscoring their opponents as they did in 2018 when they scored nine goals in three group games.
Kevin De Bryne – Belgium
De Bryne already led Belgium to a third-place finish in 2018, and he’ll be going for it in Qatar to cement his team’s legacy as the “golden generation” of Belgium. Who knows, maybe they will advance to a higher position soon.
Luka Modric – Croatia
Real Madrid’s midfield maestro for the past ten years, Modric has entertained fans at the Santiago Bernabéu while guiding Real Madrid to five UEFA Champions League championships. The veteran almost won a World Cup in 2018 while leading Croatia to the championship game.
Luka Modric – Croatia
As his career nears its end at age 37, Modric will be eager to bring Croatia its first World Cup title before hanging up his boots. He will undoubtedly want to leave his mark on the field of play before he resigns.
