Rather than Henry or Trezeguet, how about the Arsenal hitman and his Juventus counterpart, asks former France frontman Jean-Pierre Papin.
"I like the idea of Trezeguet in the middle, Henry buzzing around him on one flank and I would have had Robert Pires, before he was injured, on the other," said Papin, who scored 30 goals in 54 games for Les Bleus.
"Henry needs space behind the defenders to exploit his pace, which he gets in England but might not get at the World Cup.
"He could be extremely dangerous cutting in from the wing and I'm sure he'd be prepared to sacrifice the No 9 shirt if asked to for the good of the team."
Zinedine Zidane, of course, would be wearing the No 10, conducting this goal-scoring orchestra.