In what will be the Taeguk Warriors first international matches of 2020, Paulo Bento's side will play Mexico on November 14 and Qatar three days later in Vienna, Austria.

Mexico defeated Korea Republic in the group stage of the FIFA World Cup Russia 2018 while Qatar defeated them in the quarter-finals of the AFC Asian Cup UAE 2019, with the West Asians going on to lift the continental title.

Today's offering sees East Asia battle it out with ASEAN as Lam Ka Wai's excellent strike for Hong Kong's Kitchee SC in the 2014 campaign goes up against a lovely effort from Persija Jakarta's Rezaldi Hehanusa from the 2018 tournament in which the Indonesians shone brightly.

Up next, the-AFC.com features a Safawi Rasid thunderbolt from Malaysia's Johor Darul Ta'zim in the 2018 edition and he faces off against an emphatic finish from Syrian side Al Shorta's Oday Al Jafal in 2012.

Over the past two weeks we have seen the goalkeeper and the back four in front of him decided, so now it's time to turn our attention to the midfield and find out who you consider the top trio.

So, here are the 10 players in contention for three places in the centre of the park. Review the candidates and then select your favourite for this all-star XI in the poll below.

Ali stole the show at the AFC Asian Cup UAE 2019, where his record breaking goal tally played a pivotal role in Qatar winning their maiden Continental title.

Ali, then 22, capped a phenomenal tournament by brilliantly juggling the ball twice before sending a spectacular overhead kick beyond the reach of Japan goalkeeper Shuichi Gonda 12 minutes into the final.

That took his tally to nine goals - an AFC Asian Cup record - as Qatar went on to win the final 3-1.

Jeonbuk face Ulsan Hyundai in the first leg of the FA Cup final on Wednesday, seeking their first ever domestic double.

Jeonbuk sealed a fourth consecutive K League title on Sunday, finishing three points above Ulsan and are aiming to add the KFA Cup before embarking on their 2020 AFC Champions League campaign later in November.

Ulsan will host Wednesday's first leg at the Munsu Football Stadium, with the return leg on Sunday in Jeonju.

The training camp – the first in seven years - kicked off on October 26 with 30 players attending. 

PFF national technical director Daniel Limones supervised the camp along with coaches Qibtia Jamshed Butt, Mohsin-ul-Hasnain and Khurram Shehzad.