Leagues That Had the Most Players in the World Cup

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brazil world cup poster main espn1 Find Out What Leagues Had the Most Players in the World Cup
Now that the World Cup is over, you may be wondering where you can watch the best players in the world for the next four years.
Here’s our guide to the leagues that had the most number of players at the World Cup:
1. Premier League (England and Wales) — 105 World Cup players
US TV coverage: NBC Sports
Stars include Tim Howard (USA), Mesut Ozil (Germany), Andre Schurrle (Germany), Per Mertesacker (Germany), Sergio Aguero (Argentina), Pablo Zabaleta (Argentina), Robin Van Persie (Netherlands), Vincent Kompany (Belgium), Daniel Sturridge (England), Oscar (Brazil), Alexis Sanchez (Chile), Steven Gerrard (England), Oliver Giroud (France), Ramires (Brazil), Willian (Brazil), Patrice Evra (France), Joel Campbell (Costa Rica) and Bryan Ruiz (Costa Rica).
2. Serie A (Italy) — 81 players
US TV coverage: beIN SPORTS
Stars include Paul Pogba (France), Arturo Vidal (Chile), Andrea Pirlo (Italy), Daniel De Rossi (Italy), Mario Yepes (Colombia), Mario Balotelli (Italy), Miroslav Klose (Germany), and Nigel De Jong (Netherlands).
3. Bundesliga (Germany) — 73 players
US TV coverage: GolTV
Stars include Philipp Lahm (Germany), Arjen Robben (Netherlands), Dante (Brazil), Bastian Schweinsteiger (Germany), Mats Hummels (Germany), Toni Kroos (Germany), Luiz Gustavo (Brazil) and Klaas Jan Huntelaar (Netherlands).
4. La Liga (Spain) — 62 players
US TV coverage: beIN SPORTS
Stars include Lionel Messi (Argentina), Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal), Sergio Ramos (Spain), Luis Suarez (Uruguay), Gerard Pique (Spain), Marcelo (Brazil), Angel Di Maria (Argentina) and Neymar (Brazil).
5. Ligue Un (France) — 47 players 
US TV coverage: beIN SPORTS
Stars include Thiago Silva (Brazil), David Luiz (Brazil), Edinson Cavani (Uruguay), Ezequiel Lavezzi (Argentina) and Maxwell (Brazil).
6. MLS (USA) — 22 players
US TV coverage: ESPN, NBCSN and regional sports networks
Stars include Tim Cahill (Australia), DeAndre Yedlin (USA), Michael Bradley (USA), Julio Cesar (Brazil), Kyle Beckerman (USA), Clint Dempsey (USA) and Giancarlo Gonzalez (Costa Rica).

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