Top 10 soccer players in the world

The debate about the elegant player continues in the history of football, and cross-border media choices and statistics vary, but in general the names of Argentine Lionel Messi, Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo, Brazilian Pele, and the late Diego Maradona are recurring names. that compete for the first places. And the review of “The Sun” was concerned with arranging the “For Four 2” point, which chose 100 elegant players in history, but the British review focused on the first ten places, and it came as follows 1- Argentine Lionel Messi. It is no wonder that he ranked first, as he won 7 golden balls, scored 691 matches in 534 games with clubs, and was crowned with many titles, including 10 titles in the Spanish League, the French League title and 4 European Champions League titles, and he also won the Cuba title. America is a gray general platoon in the history of time. 2- Argentine Diego Armando Maradona The late legend is considered one of the most important soccer players in history. He competed with Pele for the title of the last century, and adored the Argentine national team and Napoli in Italy. Maradona led Argentina to the 1986 World Cup title almost single-handedly losing the 1990 final as he achieved Italian glory for Napoli. 3- The Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo scored the 700th last week with the clubs, and he is still making history. He is the elegant transnational organizer of the General Brigades, has been crowned with five Ballons d'Or, won league titles in Italy, England and Spain, and has also been crowned with five European League titles. The player also led the Portugal national team to win the 2016 European Championship. 4- The Brazilian Pele is the only player who won the World Cup 3 times with the Brazilian platoon in 1958, 1962 and 1970, and the most prominent player in the last century, according to FIFA, with Maradona. He spent nearly the most prominent ages in his career with the Brazilian Santos, where he scored 643 matches in 658 matches, and also scored 77 pretexts in 92 matches with the Brazilian general platoon, which are emotional figures given the opportunity for ambitions compared to the number of players. meetings. 5- French Zinedine Zidane French star Zinedine made his history in Juventus, Real Madrid and the French general platoon, and Real Madrid and football fanatics are still reminiscing about the 2002 Champions League final against Bayer Leverkusen, which gave Real Madrid the title. The French also recall his ambitions in the 1998 World Cup final against Brazil and his leadership of the platoon to crown the 2000 European title and the 2006 World Cup final. 6- Dutchman Johan Cruyff The late Dutch legend was distinguished by his style of play and his leadership role in his platoon and his country's general platoon. He led Ajax to win 8 league titles and a major triple in the Champions League in 1971, 1972 and 1973. Barcelona also crowned the Spanish League title, but failed to win the World Cup with the Dutch general platoon by losing the 1974 final against West Germany. 7- The Northern Irishman George Best George Best is considered one of the legends of Manchester United, as he led him to crown the European League title in 1968 and two titles in the English Premier League, and scored 179 matches in 470 matches, and he was crowned with the golden. Ball in 1968. His style of play and dribbling astounded suckers across the board, and he is considered one of the unlucky players at international level. Because of his nation, he failed to play in the World Cup. 8- The German protector Franz Beckenbauer, nicknamed "Caesar", who changed his defensive style and participated more in the attack, which prompted him to win the Golden Ball twice in 1972 and 1976. He led Bayern Munich to win the German League title. 4 times and the holder of the European title 3 times in a row, and led the German general platoon as a leader, as he lifted the European Nations Cup 1972 and the 1974 World Cup. Elegant at that time in his name. He scored 242 matches in 262 matches with Real Madrid, as he achieved his glory and crowned his company with 3 league titles and 5 titles in the Spanish League. He scored 84 in 85 matches for the Hungarian General Platoon, losing the 1954 World Cup Final to West Germany. 10- Brazilian prodigy Ronaldo Brazilian striker Ronaldo Nazario D'Alema is considered one of the most elegant songwriters in history, decisive against his rival, scoring 352 matches in 518 matches with the clubs he played for, most notably Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid, Milan and Inter Milan. He scored 62 matches in 98 matches with the Brazilian platoon, including 15 pretexts in World Cup tests, where he was crowned twice and the highest ranking of the 2002 edition. He also won the Copa America twice and won the Golden Ball award twice.