In football, the organizer is usually the player in charge of the team's offensive process. A man of creativity, talent and vision. They are usually the center of the team's goal scoring moves.
There are those who have mastered the art of organizing offense, based on consistency, influence, skill, success, etc., and here are the fifteen greatest organizers of all time.
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Luis Suarez is considered by many fans to be Spain's greatest footballer of all time. Lucito spent most of his career at Barcelona and Inter Milan. While playing for Barcelona, he was an attacking midfielder and interior striker. For them, he scored 61 goals, which is not bad for an organiser.
For Inter, however, his style of play has changed as he begins to play a deeper role and plays the role of a deeply trapped organiser. Suarez found himself in his best form, which was playing as an in-depth organizer. He was nicknamed "The Architect" for his amazing abilities. He also has a pretty good trophy cabinet, winning multiple league titles for Inter milan and Barcelona. Suarez also won the Ballon d'Or and finished runners-up in two other tournaments.
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Zico is an attacking midfielder who has spent most of his career for Flamengo. He scored 539 goals in more than 800 games, a remarkable feat for a midfielder. Zico is known for his shots, vision, technique and passing, and has been given the nickname "White Pele".
Zico is named the 8th greatest footballer of all time and is also known as the greatest Grim Reaper striker of the 80s. His international career was also good as he finished third at the 1978 FIFA World Cup.
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Italian legend Pirlo should be on your list of the best organizers ever. He played the role of a hidden organizer, and he defined that role. Pirlo, who has been a talisman for Italy and Milan for more than a decade, puts him in an advantageous position with his all-round abilities.
The Italian's long-range passing, combined with his excellent steal-stealing ability and positioning skills, helped him control the game from the depths. He is an excellent free-kicker and has won many trophies during his club and international career. He has won one World Cup, two Champions League titles and six Serie A titles.
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Rivera is known for his footballal wisdom and his reading of the game is second to none. He has the vision and skill needed to take a game from his opponent with a single pass.
While at AC Milan, he won three Serie A titles, four Coppa Italia and several European Cups. Rivera won the European Championship with the national team and finished runners-up at the 1970 World Cup. In 1969, he won the Ballon d'Or. He is one of the greatest organizers of all time.
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Rivelino is one of the most accurate passers in the history of football, especially long distances. The "flap" action, which is very common today, is perfected by the person himself. Rivelino is known for his control and free-kick skills.
Rivelino had many successes in his career and was at the heart of the 1970 Brazilian team, which was hailed as the greatest team. He won the World Cup with Brazil in 1970 and was named to the 1970 FIFA World Cup All-Star Squad.
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Didi, who invented the Dry Leaf free kick, was one of the greatest organizers of all time. He played for Botafogo in Brazil and briefly played for Spanish giants Real Madrid. His vision, skill, endurance and passing made him one of the greatest organizers of all time
Didi's most notable performance was at the 1958 World Cup, where he won the tournament's Best Player Award. He also won the 1962 World Cup and thus enjoyed a successful international career.
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Ronaldinho is undoubtedly one of the most entertaining footballers of all time. When he has the ball at his feet, he often puts everyone in awe, including his opponents. Looking at him was magic. He's more about skill and majestic touch than his passing ability.
Ronaldinho won the Ballon d'Or in 2005 and was named FIFA World Player of the Year for two consecutive years (2004 and 2005). He's one of those personalities you can't hate. He had a fantastic career with FC Barcelona and Brazil.
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Michael Laudrup is one of the few players to play for Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. He is a key member of John Cruyff's "Dream Team". He has won championships everywhere and has been highly praised not only by fans, but also by critics.
Michael Laudrup has been called the greatest Danish player of all time and one of the best foreign players in the Spanish league. He was also named to Real Madrid's greatest foreign squad.
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Michel Platini is a footballer with superb passing skills and silky dribbling skills. Prior to moving to Juventus, Platini had an amazing career with Nancy and Saint-Etienne in France, where he enjoyed most of the club's success.
Platini's peak came at Euro 1984, where he was both the tournament's best player and the top scorer for France's victory. He is also a three-time Ballon d'Or winner, which cemented his legacy as one of the greatest players.
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Harvey Hernandez is the absolute metronome for footballers. In Barcelona's greatest years, he decided everything that happened on the pitch.
Few can claim to have the passing abilities that Harvey possesses. Xavi contributed 29 assists in the Barcelona Treble in 2008/09, a testament to his role as an organiser.
Harvey has won numerous trophies during his career. World Cup, European Championship, Champions League, League Championship. He won it all.
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You can't mention Harvey without talking about Andres Iniesta. Iniesta was an absolute magician in his own right, and he won everything Harvey had won, and then some.
His ability to dribble, his close-range control and his passing range have all made him a world-class organizer. Iniesta has made several career appearances on the podium of the Ballon d'Or and won the UEFA Player of the Year award in 2012 when Messi's battle against Ronaldo reached its peak. Iniesta is still strong in Japan's Kobe Victory Ship, and he is undoubtedly one of the great men in the race.
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"Give me Zidane and 10 pieces of wood and I'll win you the Champions League."
—Sir Alex Ferguson
Zizou is a Ballon d'Or winner and does not need a personal honor to illustrate his ability to play football. Marseille turned, slashed and body feinted. Zidane is a player who knows all the tricks in the book. He's won everything in his legendary career, but when you have that quality, it's a matter of course.
Zidane has won everything about club football at Real Madrid and Juventus. His goal in the 2002 Champions League final was still the best. Zidane also won the World Cup, the European Championship and the Confederations Cup with the French national team.
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John Cruyff is widely regarded as one of the biggest innovators of this beautiful sport. As manager and player, he is the one who has revolutionized two different clubs. John Cruyff is a perfect footballer. He also invented a now-widely known action, "Cruyff Turn.". Cruyff has won three European Championships as a player and others as manager.
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"El Pibe de Oro" Diego Maradona is on top of the football legend. Diego is arguably the greatest dribbler in the history of the game, and he fascinates not only the audience, but also his opponents. Every time Diego stepped onto the football pitch, people knew they were enjoying the food.
Maradona's 1986 World Cup journey to the Promised Land is still considered the best in history. Diego also won the only two Serie A titles in Napoli's history.
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From one iconic Argentinian to another, we'll always mention Lionel Messi in this list. What else can we tell you about the little magician that you don't know yet?
Six Ballon d'Or awards, four Champions League titles, and countless domestic trophies, but if we were to mention all his honours, we would be here all day.
Messi is a typical footballer and that's what I need to say.
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