2. Gylfi Sigurðsson (Iceland)
Iceland had a stunning run in Euro 2016 finishing in the last eight. They will create history in Russia by becoming the smallest country to participate in a World Cup. Gylfi Sigurðsson is arguably Iceland’s high profile player.
The Everton midfielder was Iceland’s leading goal-scorer in their qualifying campaign.
He will be providing the experience and quality needed to progress in Russia. Sigurðsson’s abilities will probably make him the most probable goal scoring threat for Iceland in Russia.
If Sigurðsson is in top form, expect to hear the famous Viking Thunder-Clap even in the later stages of the competition.