10. Paul Scholes
Scholes played for Manchester United for 20 years, and his career may seem mediocre, but it is full of twists and turns. In his long career, despite the ups and downs of his home team Manchester United, the United midfielder with Ryan Giggs and Scholes has always maintained a strong fighting force, and his skills are very comprehensive, whether it is passing, tackling or shooting at the highest level. Zidane once said that the player he fears the most is Scholes.
During Scholes' time at Manchester United, he won two Champions League titles and 11 Premier League trophies, and after his retirement, Manchester United gradually lost competitiveness.
9. Harvey Hernandez Kreus
Xavi, the best midfielder in the 2009 Champions League, allowed Barca to have a big harvest that year, winning six titles. From the era of Ronaldinho to the era of Messi, to the success of the Spanish national team, these top honors and most glorious moments in world football, Xavi is the core of the midfield, but his fame is not the same as everyone imagines, do you say he is undervalued?
Official Squad of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, Best Team of euro 2008 and 2012, best player of euro 2008, and has been shortlisted for FIFA team of the year for five consecutive years. In addition, there are a series of honors that are difficult to list, Xavi brought 25 championship trophies to Barca, of which the heaviest trophy was 4! It can be said that almost all the most heavyweight honors in the history of Barca have xavi!
8. Luka Modric
The famous "magic flute" is also underestimated? Of course! His strength is seriously inconsistent with fame! Real Madrid has won so many Champions Leagues in previous years, and the only three consecutive champions after the Champions League restructuring, it will be difficult for a team to do it in the future. And is it because of manager Zidane, or because of Ronaldo? You know, who was the core of Real Madrid's midfield at that time?
It's Modric!
Can't leave Real Madrid? Who is the 2018 World Cup runner-up? Croatia!
You say that the World Cup runner-up is nothing, the champion is the bull? You know, it's Croatia's runner-up, the best record in history! Their midfield core is Modric, which is a great achievement!
7. Frank Ribery
In 2013, Bayern won the Treble, including the Champions League, and gathered the biggest honors that year, and Ribery was instrumental.
Ribery's personal skills are very delicate, his small skills are very dexterous, and the difference between his talents and the explosive players such as Robben is that he can excel in a small space with his personal small skills, and revitalize the whole field through his delicate techniques, creating threats and killings.
In 2013, a bumper year for Ribery, he was named UEFA's European Player of the Year. Ribery's strength is indeed underestimated compared to his personal fame.
6. Clarence Seedorf
Seedorf is a lucky player who has won the Champions League at Ajax, Real Madrid and AC Milan (AC Milan twice) and is the first player to win the Champions League in three different teams. Seedorf is fully technical, dribbling, passing and free kicks, he can be competent in any position in the midfield, can act as a lubricant in the midfield, 06-07 season, it was a season of Kaka, but midfielder Seedorf was absolutely indispensable, he was also elected the best midfielder. Compared with Seedorf's strong personal strength, his honor and fame are also underestimated.
5. Eric Cantona
Madmen, kings, with their upturned collars high above... All of this label makes one forget that Cantona is an absolute superstar who is highly skilled, can organize archery and is very strong!
Cantona can score goals from several people in a row in a single game, which shows that the delicacy of his technique is inconsistent with his rough appearance and temper. Putting aside the negatives, Cantona could have been more brilliant, and suddenly announcing his retirement early before he was 31 years old was as unexpected as a lot of things he did on the pitch.
He is the inheritor of The Manchester United's No. 7 shirt and the most domineering No. 7; in 2000, Cantona was named the 20th Century Manchester United Club's Best Player by fans.
But Cantona's fame really didn't match his strength, and his accomplishments shouldn't have been just that.
I heard that his father was a painter, and perhaps the artist's genes are like this, versatile but unrestrained.
He's a real Red Devil!
4. Andrea Pirlo
The biggest winner of the 06 World Cup is Cannavaro, but Pirlo is the core of Italy's midfield. 02-03 won the Champions League at AC Milan, Pirlo is actually a star of the midfield, he is a real midfield metronome, but his fame is far inferior to others. At 06-07, Kaka was the best of the year, and Pirlo was also the core of the midfield in that Champions League final, and he instigated Inzaghi's goal. Later, Pirlo moved to Juventus and helped the team reach the Champions League final.
Now, everyone is about to forget such a great player, and perhaps only his "fallen leaves" ball is remembered.
3. Robert Baggio
In 1993, the world footballer, elected the European footballer of the year, scored a super goal in the World Cup in 1990, he took the ball in the midfield and made a two-over-one combination with his teammates, and then took the ball along the side of the diagonal line to break through, dodged a player and continued to break through at high speed, pretending to accelerate to the left in front of the big penalty area to break through the opponent's center of gravity, directly to the right and across the angle to break the goal.
Such a goal can only be suppressed by Maradona's five consecutive people.
In the 94 World Cup, Baggio's single-rider savior in the knockout round was repeatedly staged, and it can be said that he alone brought Italy to the final. Even Ronaldo and Messi are far less effective in the World Cup than the Melancholy Prince.
2. Zlatan Ibrasimovich
Ibrahimovic is a fantastic player who, when he scored a scoring goal against Italy, we didn't impress him and thought it was just a stroke of genius.
However, Ibrahimovic later played for every club and could be a member of the best squad of that club, and no one else was able to do this except for C Ronaldo, who could get a little closer!
No matter where he goes, he is a big guy, so many years of Merro competition, really has maintained a high level, so many years can be the closest to the Level of Merlot, only Ibrahimovic!
Absolutely strong personal strength, but did not bring Ibrahimovic the honor to match, now that Ibrahimovic is 40 years old, but he can still play in AC Milan, it is enough to show his strength.
1. Manoel Francisco Dos Santos (Garrincha)
Why is Garrincha undervalued?
He is an irreproducible genius and is considered the greatest player to match Pele.
At the 1958 World Cup in Sweden, Pele was only 17 years old, and when he fell behind Sweden 0-1 in the final, the golden age Garrincha instigated two goals to reverse the score. In the end, Brazil beat Sweden 5-2 to win the championship.
At the 1962 World Cup in Chile, pele was injured, and Garrincha scored in succession in the knockout rounds to help Brazil finally win the cup. In that World Cup, Garrincha was the top scorer and the best player.
In Garrincha's international career, he scored 12 goals with 52 wins, 7 draws and 1 defeat in 60 matches.
1986 was Maradona's one-man World Cup, and 1962 was not Garrincha's one-man World Cup?
Pele and Maradona are ball kings, and Nagarincha is at least at the level of ball kings.