The World Cup in Brazil this summer is sure to have everyone glaring at the TV with a drink in their hands, but who are the hottest players to keep your eyes firmly fixed on the pitch? There may be more to these men than tight bums and nice legs.
Joe Hart, 27 years old, is England’s goalkeeper, and also plays for the team Manchester United. He was born in Shropshire, England. With a height of six foot five, Joe is able to reach and leap around the goal area with ease. What makes Joe hot other than his great body and blessed good looks? His great smile and sense of humor. On Saturday morning show Soccer A.M, he is seen dancing around in one sock and a pair of rather tight cycling shorts! You will find him in the goal.
Steven Gerrard, 33 years old, is England’s Midfielder and will be wearing number 4 on his shirt. He was born in Merseyside. Why is Gerrard hot? He is kind to others. He has a wife, Alex Curran, and is a sweet family man with three young daughters. In 2010 he was involved in a collision with a 10 year old on a bike, he visited the child in hospital and gifted him a pair of football boots signed by his favourite player Wayne Rooney. Gerrard has also starred on the big screen in the film ‘Will’ as himself.
Jack Wilshere is one fine form to watch this summer at a young age of 22 years. Wilshere was born in Stevenage and also plays for Arsenal. He will be wearing a number 7 shirt in the England team. Daniel Sturridge, 24 years old, plays for Liverpool and is a forward on the England team wearing a number 9 shirt. He was born in Birmingham. Sturridge is hot as he is actively involved in charity work. He has previously donated 50,000 euros to Street League, a charity dedicated to helping players across Europe who are disadvantaged get into football. In 2013 he opened his own charity foundation in Portmore, Jamaica, which is named after him. Its aim is to help young people there get into sport.
There’s just a few of the hot men available, if you want to know more, check out the rest who made the cut of twenty three for England.