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Looks like Cristiano Ronaldo.
Cristiano Ronaldo as he was at the 2006 World Cup and as he is now for the 2014 World Cup.
8 years makes a difference, as does a decent barber. Lionel Messi in 2006 and now in 2014.
Fear the beard. Andrea Pirlo goes from clean-shaven youth in 2006 to bearded veteran in 2014.
The safest pair of hands in Italy has stood the test of time, shame his psuedo-mullet has not. Gianluigi Buffon in 2002 and 2014.
Arjen Robben hasn't aged much at all since 2006 and in 2014 he is as quick as he was back then.
A young, spritely Iker Casillas was Spain's number 1 in 2002 and still stands strong between the sticks in 2014.
A slender Frank Lampard from the 2006 World Cup and in 2014.
Ex-Fulham and Tottenham forward Clint Dempsey was definitely going through a phase in 2006. Now he's clean-cut, captain America in 2014.
It looks like Iniesta has actually gained hair since 2010, with more on top and a helathy bit of stubble in 2014. One thing that hasn't changed: he's still one of the world's best.
Landon Donovan has gone from American Pie extra in 2002 to tanned, stubbled veteran in 2014.
It looks as if age hasn't brought Drogba happiness. His experience since 2006 will be a great asset for the Ivory Coast in 2014.
This could easily be a before and after a haircut photo as time has been kind to Miroslav Klose. Germany's joint top scorer in World Cups might not make the final cut for Brazil,
but he'll remain in the record books with an amazing 14 goals in 3 World Cups. [ Hello i think he is high likely to play and will break fatso Ronaldo's record of 15 goals
It's looks like Michael Essien has actually got younger since 2010's World Cup in South Africa.
It's still to be seen if his performances match those of his younger years in Brazil.
Stevie G has come a long way from England's heartbreak in 2006 to his ressurgence in the Premier League this season. Will we see this continue in Brazil?
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