World Cup Soccer Studs! DELISH!!!!

Carlos Bocanegra (USA)

The single defender is known for his hard work ethic on the field. "We play scrappy, we play hard," Bocanegra has said. How does the 31-year-old defender handle attention from the ladies? "It's nice," the team captain has said. "It's flattering."

 

Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal)

The single forward's hot body recently landed him an underwear campaign with Emporio Armani. Off the field, the Portugese superstar has been linked to Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian. "I'm living the dream, and I never want to wake up," Ronaldo has said.
 

Fernando Torres (Spain)

The 26-year-old striker married longtime girlfriend Olalla Dominguez Liste in 2001. The couple welcomed their first daughter, Nora, in July 2009.
 

Kaka (Brazil)

After a swimming accident threatened to paralyze the 28-year-old a decade ago, the Brazilian midfielder fought to become the biggest international success since Pele. "Every opportunity that presents itself, my main object is to conquer and be victorious," he has said.
 

Landon Donovan (United States)

The 28-year-old player is currently separated from his wife, Rules of Engagement star Bianca Kajlich. In June, reports surfaced that he fathered a child out of wedlock with an unidentified British woman. "If I need to take responsibility, then I will provide the appropriate support," Donovan said.
 

Manuel Neuer (Germany)

The goalkeeper, 24, is affectionately called "Ducky" by fans. To date, he's totaled 11 saves during the 2010 World Cup.

 

Roque Santa Cruz (Paraguay)

Standing tall at 6'2", the 28-year-old striker has played for four separate teams throughout his career. "Every player wants to have the opportunity to play in Europe and play for the bigger clubs," he has said.

 

Steven Gerrard (England)

Married to British fashion journalist Alex Curran since 2007, the 30-year-old midfielder is also the proud father of daughters Lilly-Ella, 6, and Lexie, 4.
 

Tim Cahill (Australia)

The married forward has landed more World Cup goals than any Aussie in history. "You just release an urge of passion when you score," the 30-year-old has said.

 

Yoann Gourcuff (France)

The 23-year-old midfielder -- who is France's reigning Player of the Year -- is shy about his superstar status. "I am someone quite mysterious," Gourcuff has said. "I like to keep things to myself and not reveal too much."