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
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
England: Gabriel
Agbonlahor, Ashley Young, Emile Heskey, James Milner, Stewart
Downing
USA: Brad Guzan
England: Joe Hart
Wizard of Oz: Blackburn's Brett Emerton (right)
Australia: Brett
Emerton, Vince Grella
Denmark: Lars
Jacobsen
South Africa: Elrio van
Heerden,
Benni McCarthy
England: Gary Cahill
Nigeria: Danny
Shittu
South Korea: Lee
Chung-Yong
Cameroon: Andre
Bikey
Drog's life: Ivory Coast striker Didier fired his
country to South Africa
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
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
Australia: Mark
Schwarzer
Ghana: John Paintsil
Nigeria: Dickson
Etuhu
South Africa: Kagiso
Dikgacoi
South Korea: Seol
Ki-Hyeon
USA: Clint Dempsey,
Eddie Johnson
Australia: Richard
Garcia
USA: Jozy Altidore
Red alert: Martin Skrtel will be a key player for
Slovakia
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
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
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
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
Denmark: Thomas
Sorensen
Uruguay: Diego
Arismendi
England: Darren Bent
Ghana: John Mensah
Paraguay: Paulo da
Silva
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
Chile: Luis Jimenez
England: Carlton
Cole,
Matthew Upson, Robert Green
Portugal: Luis
Boa-Morte
USA: Jonathan
Spector
Mexico: Guillermo
Franco
Switzerland: Valon
Behrami
Ghana: Richard Kingson
Honduras: Manuel Figueroa,
Hendry Thomas
South
Korea: Cho Won-Hee
Cameroon: George Elokobi
Serbia: Nenad Milijas