World Cup 2014 kicks off this week, with the globe's 32 best nations hoping to make it a summer to remember on the grandest stage of all. Eyes will be on Andres Iniesta, Lionel Messi, Neymar, Wayne Rooney and the other superstars looking to cement their legacies in Brazil. But every tournament also sees the emergence of players who, while being without much top-level experience, go on to make a breakthrough. One prime example is Thomas Muller, who fired Germany to third place with five goals in 2010 as a 20-year-old with only one full season under his belt at Bayern Munich. Cinecurry reviews the players who may have limited Champions League or international experience going into the tournament, but could still be set to make their mark in the competition.
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