Football greats
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The greats of football: clubs, countries, trophies and the moments that became history.
Alfredo Di Stefano: the Blond Arrow of Real Madrid
Andrea Pirlo: the Italian midfielder who ran games from deep
Andrés Iniesta: the midfielder whose goal won Spain the 2010 World Cup
Bobby Charlton: world champion who scored with both feet
Bobby Moore: the captain who led England to the World Cup
Cafu: the Brazil captain who played in three World Cup finals
Cristiano Ronaldo: the record-breaking goalscorer
Didier Drogba: the big-match striker who won Chelsea the Champions League
Diego Maradona: the wizard of Mexico 1986
Eusébio: Benfica's "Black Panther"
Ferenc Puskás: Hungary's Galloping Major
Franco Baresi: 20 years, one club, one captain
Franz Beckenbauer: the Kaiser who redefined defending
Garrincha: Brazil's 'Joy of the People' who won two World Cups
George Best: the Belfast wizard who dazzled world football
George Weah: first African to win the Ballon d'Or
Gerd Müller: the penalty-area predator
Gianluigi Buffon: Italy's most capped goalkeeper
Gordon Banks: the goalkeeper who saved Pele's header
Iker Casillas: Real Madrid and Spain's "San Iker" captain
Johan Cruyff: the architect of "Total Football"
Kaká: the fast-running star who led AC Milan to European glory
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge: German forward who won the Ballon d'Or twice
Kenny Dalglish: Celtic and Liverpool's goal-scoring forward
Kylian Mbappé becomes World Cup's all-time top goalscorer with 22 goals
Lev Yashin: the Black Spider who redefined goalkeeping
Lionel Messi: from Rosario to the World Cup
Lothar Matthäus: the captain who played in five World Cups
Luka Modric: Croatia captain and 2018 Ballon d'Or winner
Manuel Neuer: the goalkeeper who plays outside his goal
Michel Platini: the free-kick master who led France to Euro 1984
Paolo Maldini: one club, 25 seasons
Pelé: the king of football
Raymond Kopa: first Frenchman to win the Ballon d'Or
Rivaldo: left-footed wizard and 2002 World Cup winner
Robert Lewandowski: the goal machine
Roberto Baggio: Italy's artist who was more than one penalty
Roberto Carlos: the left-back behind the impossible free-kick
Romário: the king of the penalty area
Ronaldinho: the Brazilian magician who played with a smile
Ronaldo Nazário: the phenomenon
Samuel Eto'o: the striker who won back-to-back trebles
Steven Gerrard: the captain of the Istanbul night
Sócrates: the doctor on the pitch and Brazil's 1982 captain
Thierry Henry: Arsenal's record goalscorer
Xavi: the master of the pass
Zico: the number 10 of Flamengo
Zinedine Zidane: the midfield artist who won France its first World Cup
Zlatan Ibrahimović: the Swedish striker famed for acrobatic goals