In football, those players with talent and ability are highly praised and loved by fans. It's a daunting skill that few players can fully master.
To become a dribbling master, you must have complete control over the ball. A good dribble is a work of art that is both beautiful and efficient.
Let's take a look at the 10 greatest master possession masters of all time.
10. Zidane
Zidane is one of the greatest players of all time and is now one of the best coaches in world football, where he has achieved a great deal in football.
Zidane is an outstanding talent, an elegant, technically talented midfielder who is able to create extraordinary performances on a regular basis.
Zidane took charge of Real Madrid in 2016 and won three consecutive Champions League titles during his first time at Real Madrid. He returned in 2019 and won la Liga titles during his second term before leaving the club this summer.
9. Robert Baggio
Roberto Baggio is one of Italy's greatest players, and he has captivated fans with his superb offensive prowess.
Baggio started his career in Vicenza but rose to fame in Florence. Baggio is considered by many to be one of the greatest players in the club's history, having suffered a serious injury from the start in Fiorentina but quickly recovered and created outstanding performances.
Juventus called and Baggio joined the club in a controversial situation, having won a Serie A title once in the old woman. During his career, the Italy international is known as a world-class dribbling master, and his quick pace confuses opponents' defenses.
8. Ronaldo
Ronaldo was a source of inspiration for top footballers such as Ibrahimovic, Benzema and Mbappe.
Nicknamed "Alien", Ronaldo was a terrifying striker at his peak, and as a fully physical striker, the Brazilian international combined speed and physical strength, excellent passing, possession and intelligence.
Ronaldo won the Ballon d'Or twice in his career and also won the World Cup twice. However, the striker was unfortunately injured and suffered some serious injuries that shortened his extraordinary career.
7. Rivilino
Rivelino was an excellent dribbling player who spent most of his career in Brazil, during which time he represented Corinthians and Fluminense.
Rivelino is an elegant footballer who is a world-class technician who excels at passing. The midfielder was one of Brazil's most important players at the 1970 World Cup and was named to the World Cup All-Star team that year.
In 1978, Rivelino left Brazil to play for Saudi Giral, where he retired in 1981 after several seasons. In 1994, he briefly managed the Japanese club Shimizu Heartbeat.
6. Cruyff
Without Cruyff's influence as a player and coach, it's hard to imagine what football would look like today.
Cruyff revolutionized football with his style of playing and the way he thought, and as a product of Ajax Academy, Cruyff was the best player in the world at his peak.
In 1973, Cruyff left Ajax to join Barcelona. Here, once again, he left a lasting legacy. To this day, Cruyff's imprint can still be seen in the club's operations.
The three-time Ballon d'Or winner has also coached Ajax and Barcelona with great success, with John Cruyff being one of the greatest players of all time.
5. Bailey
Pele is considered by many to be the greatest player in football and is one of the most recognizable names in football.
The Brazil international has spent most of his career at Santos, the top scorer in the club's history. He has won three World Cups with the Brazilian national team and everyone was impressed by his goal-scoring ability, dribbling skills and hard work.
Pele is the most goalscoring player in Brazilian history, leaving Santos to join the New York Universe in 1974 and retiring in 1977.
4. Xiao Luo
Brazil likes to develop strikers with technical talent and creativity, and Ronaldinho is no exception.
Ronaldinho is known for his world-class ball-handling skills and he was the best player in the world during his time at Barcelona. The Brazil international is technically savvy, and whenever he has the ball, people sit tight.
Ronaldinho won the Ballon d'Or in 2005 and played an important role in Messi's upbringing. Ronaldinho's dribbling skills and his style of play have brought great joy to fans all over the world.
3. Messi
Messi is undoubtedly the greatest player in the history of football and he continues to impress in the top flight. It hasn't stopped since its debut in 2004.
Messi is a world-class dribbling artist, creator and goalscorer, and he is often the key to Barca's winning and losing goals.
For his country, Messi is the player with the most appearances and the best scorer of all time. The 34-year-old led his country to success at the 2021 Copa America this summer and is now the most likely to win the Ballon d'Or for the seventh time.
2. Maradona
Maradona is a great player, Maradona was destined to be a great player at a very young age, he was under a lot of pressure.
Maradona has incredible ball handling, excellent passing and vision to control the ball. In 1986, Maradona led Argentina to win the World Cup.
But off the field, he was the darling of controversy. The Argentina international has a complex personality, but his talent is respected around the world.
1. Garrincha
Garrincha is the greatest dribbling player of all time, and many consider him even better than Pele. Garrincha spent almost his entire club career playing for Brazil's Botafogo.
Garrincha is a world-class dribbling master who has won two World Cups with Brazil and won the Best Player at the 1962 Fifacious World Cup, garlincha won the 1962 World Cup Golden Ball and the World Cup Golden Boot.
The striker's life off the pitch was unpleasant, however, Brazilian fans still miss his excellent ball handling skills, and Garrincha is undoubtedly one of the greatest players in Brazilian history.