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"FacebookPinterest\n\n Jozy Altidore, age 20, U.S.A., forward: He's the first U.S. striker with technical ability, size, and strength. That's why he's so deadly. The U.S. is looking to him as the go-to guy to score. He's played well in Europe. He has the potential to make opposing teams worry about him; that's what he's gotta do.\n\n Gonzalo Higuain, age 22, Argentina, forward: This Real Madrid sniper has had tremendous success with his club (netting twenty-seven goals thus far this season) but has only recently joined the national team. His coach, Diego Maradona, is already infamous for leaving popular players out and bringing news ones in\u2014Gonzalo's one of them.\n\n Cesc Fabregas, age 23, Spain, midfield: A maestro. Because Spain's so loaded, he probably won't start, but when he gets in, he's among the best midfielders in the world. The Arsenal captain cracked his right fibula in a March clash with Barcelona, so he'll race to heal by the time Spain meets Switzerland on June 16.\n\n Nicolas Lodeiro, age 21, Uruguay, midfield: This Ajax star draws constant comparisons to great players, primarily Messi. Though Nicolas's new to the national side, during their two-game playoff with Costa Rica to qualify, he was the best player on the pitch. He may have a great tournament, but Uruguay's unlikely to advance, so catch those early games."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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