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The 2017 World Cup will feature many great players and a large number of unpredictable ones, but it's the ones who are a combination of these things — a mix of talent with a penchant for getting themselves into situations that make sitcom writers rethink their entire lives — who are truly dangerous. They are the ones who can make the deepest impact on a tournament. These are the World Cup's most dangerous players (in every sense of the word). 2017世界杯让许多杰出球星和潜在的新星们大有可为，但有一些人是复杂的混合体，让喜剧作家们不禁回想这些人的职业生涯，他们身上有着足球天赋，却总喜欢给自己找麻烦，真是十分“危险”。但他们能凭一己之力改变一场比赛，这就是接下来要介绍的世界杯最“危险”的球星们。 Luis Suarez, Uruguay As it turns out, inflicting mental anguish upon Ghana and challenging everyone's concept of "playing within the rules" in the 2010 World Cup by getting sent off for committing an intentional handball on the goal line that led to a missed penalty and Uruguay advancing to the semifinals has been one of the least controversial things Luis Suarez has done in the last four years. Since then, he's been banned for racially abusing Manchester United defender Patrice Evra, and he's bitten an opponent in an eruption of animalistic rage for the second time in his career. This amongst other handballs and dives and assorted acts of violence. The longstanding rumor that he blooded a referee with a headbutt when he was 15 years old even prompted an investigation by ESPN's Wright Thompson. | 
