15 version of the world's best midfielder candidates to fill the FIFPro World XI squad has been announced. Top score for the 2014 World Cup, James Rodriguez in the list of nominations. Interestingly, there are only three German players who become champions Brazil in 2014 are listed.

The three players are Toni Kroos, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Mesut Ozil and compete with a dozen other players chosen by the FIFPro, the players associations from around the world. The challenge will come from the quartet Spain: Xavi, Xabi Alonso, Andres Iniesta and Cesc Fabregas. Although Xavi and Iniesta has decreased, and the new Cesc rising since the summer, they remain in the list.

Angel Di Maria who last season helped Real Madrid get La Decima also present. He became the sole representative of Argentina. While Belgium is represented by Eden Hazard, the child prodigy who continue to demonstrate a brilliant game at Chelsea.

Paul Pogba, which is forecast to be the world's best midfielder in the next few years, is also present. Similarly, Luka Modric, Yaya Toure, and Arturo Vidal. Competition is more complete because there is also the name of Andrea Pirlo of Juventus aging.

Announcements nominees World XI from midfield sector continue previous announcement for the position of goalkeeper and defender. Later, still no release of the world's best striker for the World XI which will be conducted on December 1, 2014.
Here are the names of the nominees the World XI at the quarterback position.

     Angel Di Maria (Argentina / Manchester United);
     Eden Hazard (Belgium / Chelsea);
     Xabi Alonso (Spain / Bayern München);
     Xavi Hernandez (Spain / Barcelona);
     Andres Iniesta (Spain / Barcelona);
     Cesc Fabregas (Spain / Chelsea);
     Toni Kroos (Germany / Real Madrid);
     Bastian Schweinsteiger (Germany / Bayern München);
     Mesut Ozil (Germany / Arsenal);
     Luka Modric (Croatia / Real Madrid);
     Andrea Pirlo (Italy / Juventus);
     Paul Pogba (France / Juventus);
     James Rodriguez (Colombia / Real Madrid);
     Yaya Toure (Ivory Coast / Manchester City);
     Arturo Vidal (Chile / Juventus).