1. The king of the ball
Maradona
Maradona
Born in October 1960, he is 1.65 meters tall. The greatest genius on the green field, a combination of angels and demons. Maradona has excellent skills, a good view of the big picture, and an innate leadership temperament. In the 1986 "One-man World Cup", leading the weak Napoli to the top of Serie A, all showed his kingly demeanor! In 2001, he was named "Best Player of the 20th Century". On November 25, 2020, a generation of football kings left this world.
2. The current king of football
Messi
The current king of the ball, Lionel Messi
Born in June 1987, 1.69 meters tall, the first person in world football in the past 20 years, another super talent emerged in Argentina after Maradona. Messi has excellent technique and footwork, excellent ball quality, and is proficient in scoring and organizing passing. Seven Ballon d'Or awards, 2011-12 set an astonishing record of 91 goals in a single season. At last year's World Cup in Qatar, Messi played a historic performance, leading Argentina, which was not superior on paper, to finally win the championship, and also completed the coronation ceremony to become the king of the ball!
3. Superstar
1. Di Stéfano
Superstar Alfredo Di Stefano (born 4 July 1926 – 7 July 2014) was a native of Buenos Aires, Argentina, who played as a striker.
As a great player comparable to Pele (FIFA's second best of the century) and a symbol of Real Madrid, every superstar who comes to the "world's number one giant" must receive the shirt from him to complete the "club's rite of passage"!
4. Superstar
1. Batistuta
Superstar Batistuta
Division Striker, born in February 1969, 1.85 meters tall, known as the "God of War". Batistuta is a natural shooter, with a strong desire to shoot, superb shooting, outstanding kicks and a penchant for vigorous shots. Batistuta played for Fiorentina in Serie A at his peak, where he became a top scorer in football and was twice Serie A's top scorer. In the second half of the nineties, Batistuta was arguably the second only striker to Ronaldo, and the two had different styles, Ronaldo liked to attack with the ball, and Batistuta preferred to strike in front of goal.
2. Crespo
Superstar Crespo
Divisional center, born in July 1975, height 1.84 meters. Crespo is an excellent centre-forward with a well-rounded shooting spell, is physically strong and plays for several clubs. Crespo's fate is more tragic, because he overlaps with Batistuta, and the excellent goalscorer has been a perennial substitute in the Argentine national team. The famous "Istanbul miracle" in football, Crespo is the tragic protagonist, he scored two goals in the first half to help AC Milan take a 3-0 lead, but did not expect to be equalized by Liverpool miracle in the second half and won on penalties.
3. Kanigia
Superstar Kanigia
Born in January 1967, he is 1.72 meters tall and nicknamed "Son of the Wind". Speed is Kanigia's most distinctive characteristic, with a speed of 10.23 seconds in 100 meters and excellent dribbling skills. Kanigia's goal rate is not very high, but it can be called a "demon knife", always scoring key goals. In the 1990 World Cup 1/8 final, Kanigia took Maradona's "Assist of the Century" to beat Brazil; In the semi-final against Italy, Caniggia equalized with a bizarre header from the back of his head to help Argentina eliminate Italy. In the 1994 World Cup against Nigeria, Kanigia scored two goals to help Argentina reverse the "African Eagles".
4. Kempes
Superstar Kempes
Striker, born in July 1954, 1.82 meters tall, Argentina World Cup hero. At the 1978 World Cup on home soil, Kempes is remembered for scoring six goals alone, winning top scorer and best player, and helping Argentina win the World Cup for the first time. The pinnacle of Kempez's club career was also the two seasons leading up to the 1978 World Cup, with Kempes being the top scorer in La Liga for two consecutive seasons in 1976–77 and 1977–78.
5. Riquelme
Superstar Riquelme
Born in June 1978, he is 1.83 meters tall. Riquelme is skillful in the ball, has excellent playmaking ability, and although he is slow but his passing is murderous, he is known as the last classical midfielder in football.
6. Zanetti
Superstar Zanetti
Full-back or full-back, born in August 1973, height 1.78 meters. The most outstanding thing about Zanetti is that he has super physical strength, both offensive and defensive, can play multiple positions, and can be called an all-round fighter. Zanetti spent 19 years at Inter Milan and was an evergreen in football, playing until he retired at the age of 40. After retiring, his number 4 shirt was retired by Inter Milan in recognition of his contribution to the Nerazzurri.
7. Redondo
Superstar Redondo
Born in June 1969, he is 1.86 meters tall. Redondo is a representative of the "artistic back", outstanding technique, elegant ball style, good overall situation and awareness, he has a long figure and long flowing hair. Redondo regards long hair as life, and would rather not participate in the World Cup than cut long hair.
8. Sergio Aguero
Superstar Sergio Aguero, born on June 2, 1988 in Buenos Aileskilmes, Argentina, is a player who played as a center forward.
He is Maradona's former son-in-law, Manchester City's all-time top scorer, creator of the 94-minute kill, and the most successful Argentine in the Premier League!
