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#3 Manchester City: 7 Players
Under Pep Guardiola's excellent guidance, Manchester City enjoyed one of their best seasons ever, running away with the Premier League title as well as the EFL Cup.
The Spanish tactician had a positive influence on a number of players who seem to have carried their form into the World Cup.
Naturally, the Premier League champions are also very well represented at the tournament, with as many as 7 players still surviving the bloodbath that this tournament has gone on to become.
Kyle Walker, John Stones (2 goals), Raheem Sterling (1 assist) and Fabian Delph are all part of the English contingent, with the first three playing prominent roles in England's run so far. Delph has only played 130 minutes in the competition but will also be given a winner's medal if England manage to win.
Vincent Kompany, who has returned from injury, and Kevin De Bruyne, who has a goal and assist to his name, make up City's representation in the Belgium squad, while Benjamin Mendy, who has only played 40 minutes in this competition, is the sole French player from Pep Guardiola's club side.
