In any competitive sport, the championship is the highest goal pursued by all athletes, and the same is true in the world of football. The World Cup at the national team level is undoubtedly the highest honor and the most high-profile championship trophy on the planet; the club level is more colorful, but to combine the influence and gold content, the Champions League champion is indeed better; at the individual level of the players, the Golden Ball Award is the most important, although in recent years, the series of riot operations of "French Football" have been continuously reducing the gold content of the Golden Ball, but it is undeniable that the Golden Ball is still extremely important in personal honors
So throughout the history of football, has there ever been a player who has been able to collect the World Cup, the Champions League and the Ballon d'Or at the same time? The answer is yes, and there is more than one, and eight of the top stars in history have achieved this achievement in ancient and modern China and abroad, but unfortunately no one in the active players has achieved it
Bobby Charlton, born in 1934, is an English legend who was once known as one of United's "holy three masters" and is now a director of manchester United club. In 1966, England's home-grown World Cup Charlton led his teammates to win the championship, which was also the only international competition trophy in england history, and he also became the Winner of the European Ballon d'Or with his outstanding performance, Manchester United passed the final in the 1967/68 season, and faced Benfica Charlton's two-dollar victory in the final to help Manchester United beat the opponent 4:1 to win the championship, and Charlton also became the first player in history to collect the World Cup, Champions League and Ballon d'Or
Gad Müller, 1945-2021, is a German legend and one of the greatest scorers in football history. In 1970, the elder Müller won the European Golden Ball with the Bundesliga Golden Boot, the European Golden Boot and the World Cup Golden Boot, and in the 1974 World Cup final, the elder Müller scored a key goal to help West Germany beat the Netherlands to lift the championship trophy, and Bayern achieved a three-consecutive championship in the 1973-76 season, which is not unrelated to the old Muller's strong goal-scoring ability
Beckenbauer, born in 1945, is a legendary German star, the greatest defender in history, known as the "Emperor of Football", and is currently the honorary president of Bayern Club for life. The careers of Bay King and Müller Sr. coincided, and the team awards coincided, with three consecutive Champions League titles in the 1973/76 season and the 1974 World Cup reaching the top, while Beckenbauer was elected twice in 1972 and 1976 between 1972 and 1976, becoming the first defender in history to win a European Ballon d'Or, which is enough to reflect the greatness of Beckenbauer
Paolo Rossi (1956-2020) is an Italian legend, pure goalscorer and natural opportunist. In the 1982 World Cup in Spain Rossi led Italy all the way forward and defeated the Federal Republic of Germany in the final to win the World Cup, Rossi was also elected the tournament top scorer, the Ballon d'Or and the best team, and won the European Ballon d'Or, and in the 1984/85 season Rossi followed Juventus to win the Champions League, thus completing the Grand Slam
Zidane, born in 1972, is a legendary French football star, a famous midfield master in football, and a player and coach who has left a history in history. Zidane led France to the title at the 1998 World Cup in the United States, was also elected the 1998 European Ballon d'Or and World Footballer of the Year for his outstanding performances, and won the Champions League in 2001 after a record transfer to Real Madrid in the 2001 season, which was the only Big Ear Cup of his player's career
Rivaldo, born in 1972, is a Brazilian legend, one of the luxury "3R" tridents, and a former president of the Brazilian Club Mozhmirin. As a top star of historical level, Rivaldo helped Brazil win the Copa America in 1999, won the top scorer of the tournament, and won the World Footballer of the Year and the European Golden Ball Award for his outstanding performance, and in the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup, Rivaldo helped Brazil win the fifth World Cup title in the history of the team, and Rivaldo, who also just transferred to AC Milan in that season, won the Champions League with the team and completed the honorary slam
Ronaldinho, born in 1980, is a brazilian legend, one of the historical level forwards, known as the "ballinal elf". In 2002, as the main player of the World Cup, Luo Xiaoluo went out with Brazil and lifted the Hercules Cup in one fell swoop, in 2005, He played for Barcelona and won the La Liga championship and the Spanish Super Cup, and won the Confederations Cup with the national team, so he won the European Ball of Gold and the World Footballer of the Year, and in the 2005/06 season, Luo won the Champions League with Barca
Kaka, born in 1982, is a Brazilian legend who is known as the "Son of God". In 2002, at the age of 20, Kaka won the World Cup with Brazil, but Kaka only played as a substitute for 18 minutes in that tournament, and in 2007 Kaka ushered in the peak of his career, leading AC Milan to win the Champions League and the European Super League as a core player, and he also won the Champions League Golden Boot, the best player of the Italian country, the best player of the AC Milan season, and won the Ballon d'Or and the World Footballer at the end of the year to achieve the World Cup, Champions League, And Ballon d'Or Grand Slam