World Cups are often seen as shop windows for plenty of clubs looking to buy the next big talent who shines on the international stage.
A recent example of Liverpool doing just that is Divock Origi, who shone for Belgium in the 2014 finals in Brazil.
If you go back a further 12 years all the way to 2002, then there is another player who arrived on the back of an impressive World Cup showing for his country.