By Alex Horlock Follow @@alexhorlock David de Gea (Man United, signed for £19m), Alvaro Arbeloa (Real Madrid, £3.5m), Gerard Pique (Barcelona, £5m), Carles Puyol (Barcelona), Nacho Monreal (Arsenal, £8.5m), Javi Garcia (Manchester City £15.8m), Isco (Real Madrid, £23m), Juan Mata (Man United £37.2m), Fernando Torres (Chelsea, £50m), Fernando Llorente (Juventus, free), David Villa (Atletico Madrid, £4.4m) Combined market value: £166.4m When people discuss who will be lifting the World Cup on June 13, England barely register. Hosts Brazil, Argentina, Germany and holders Spain tend to be most people’s pick. An optimistic punter may even have a flutter on dark horses like Italy, Holland or even Belgium, but Roy Hodgson’s side are given scant chance of winning their second World Cup this time around.
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Fernando Torres and David Villa make way for Diego Costa
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Juan Mata struggles to force his way into Vicente del Bosque's plans
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Goalkeeper David de Gea behind Iker Casillas, Pepe Reina and Victor Valdes
@placeholder's £37million signing Juan Mata isn't involved and Juventus hitman Fernando Llorente has also been overlooked.