2010 WORLD CUP HOTTIES!

Take a peek at “The 2010 Soccer’s World Cup Hotties.”


Carlos Bocanegra
Although he’s currently playing in France, this 31-year-old stud muffin is originally from California and of Mexican decent. For the World Cup this year, Carlos will serve as Team USA’s proud captain.


Yoann Gourcuff
This 23-year-old World Cup newcomer and Frenchman (not to mention, total hottie) has been linked to Marie de Villepin, the daughter of France’s former prime minister.


Tim Cahill
Tim, 31, has scored the most goals by any Australian in the World Cup. Fun fact: He’s also an avid fan of the tattoo sleeve.


Oguchi Onyewu
This Team USA scorcher recently lent his good looks to a sizzling GQ spread and currently plays for Milan. He’s also a guy with integrity: He sued an opponent who used a racial slur, in the hopes that it would end on-field racism in Europe.


Cesc Fabregas
Hitting the field for Team Spain, there’s currently a bidding war between Real Madrid and Barcelona over this 23-year-old stunner — so, ladies, you’ll unfortunately have to get in line.


Didier Drogba
Although a freshly broken arm might mean he’s sitting out this Cup, Didier has just as much influence off the field as he does on it. Named one of Time’s most influential people in the world, Didier, 32, gets credit for uniting the civil war-torn Cote d’Ivoire.


Benny Feilhaber
Born in Brazil, Benny was six when he moved to the USA (the team for which he’ll play in the Cup). When he’s off the field, this 25-year-old has been known to star — shirtless — in random YouTube videos.


Cristiano Ronaldo
Team Portugal’s 25-year-old playboy is the highest paid footballer in the world. And he looks good — real good — in Armani underwear, as evidenced by his drool-worthy ad campaign. Not surprisingly, the ladies love him, including famous ones like Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian.


Lionel Messi
Lionel is a player to watch, and not just for his cute looks. The young player (he’s just 22!) is considered one of the best soccer players of his generation. And he’ll be playing for Argentina this World Cup.


Mario Gomez
Although Mario has dual Spanish nationality, this 24-year-old was named Footballer Of The Year by the country he plays for — Germany. That worked out well, since Spain already has enough eye candy.


Fabio Cannavaro
Even though this Fabio doesn’t have the luscious locks often associated with that name, he’s still quite the looker. As the captain of the Italian team, the 36-year-old won the FIFA World Player of the Year award when his team won the last World Cup in 2006.


Makoto Hasebe
As a regular since Japan’s last FIFA World Cup appearance, and with a Bundelsliga title to his name, Hasebe is a real influential player in the side.