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Description: Passing duo Xavi and Andres Iniesta is the neatest, tidiest, but also the most deadly combination in world football. Club or country, Barcelona or Spain, these two can pass anyone to death and the record set by Xavi for completed passes at Euro 2012 vs. Republic of Ireland is nothing short of astounding. They've been the backbone of their respective teams for over six years now and show no signs of slowing down.
Description: In June 2018, Bielsa was appointed manager of then Championship club Leeds United, leading the club to promotion back to the Premier League in 2020 after a 16-year absence as a result of winning the 2019–20 EFL Championship. Currently, Leeds United is the club at which he has spent the most time as manager in his career. Bielsa's signature formation in his squads is the 3–3–3–1 formation, which he made famous and brought to the front of the world's mainstream football scene during his coaching tenures in with the Argentina and Chile national teams and Marseille.
Description: Ronaldinho is one of the greatest footballers of all time. The two-time FIFA World Player of the Year was a ridiculously skillful footballer who also delivered on the biggest stages for club and country. During his time at Barcelona, the Brazilian World Cup winner was comfortably the best player on the planet. With his trademark goal celebration and broad smile, Ronaldinho joined Barça at the age of 23 in the summer of 2003. The Brazilian was the catalyst for the return of the good times to FC Barcelona
Description: Within the Argentine National Team, the true talisman of titles has a name: Ángel Di María. The midfielder is really the player who always makes a difference for Argentina in the Finals and as proof, he has scored in four of the decisive duels won by his country. The Juventus star once again proved his incredible big-game capabilities with another final goal, this time in the World Cup. It was only last year that the enigmatic winger scored the previous biggest goal of his career, the match-winner at the Maracana to beat Brazil in the CA final.
Description: Barcelona forward Lionel Messi is already well-established among the Catalan side's pantheon of greats. A hat-load of goals, four consecutive Ballon d'Or trophies and three Champions League trophies mean that the Argentine will go down in history as one of the greatest players to pull on the Blaugrana jersey. With Messi infamously coming up short in three Copa America finals, it was clear that La Pulga (The Flea) was keen to start the 2021 tournament, which could well prove to be his last, with absolutely nothing to lose.
Description: Napoli star Victor Osimhen has been making headlines for all of the right reasons, and his sensational performances for the Serie A side have garnered attention all across the continent. The Nigeria international is widely considered as one of the game's best young strikers is undoubtedly the face of Napoli’s domination in Serie A
Description: Kante and De Bruyne are the two driving forces of Manchester City and Chelsea for their recent victories in England and Europe. The contribution from central midfielders is not recognized by everyone but football pundits and fans see the importance they have in their team. Kevin De Bruyne is a more established player having his domination in the Premier League for a long time. While Kante started his Premier League career late when he moved to Leicester City. In less time Kante has proved his importance in the defensive midfield area and now he is compared to De Bryune as who is more effective in the central midfield area.
Description: Karim Benzema scored a superb second-half hat-trick as Real Madrid produced a stirring fightback at a raucous Bernabeu to reach the Champions League quarter-finals at the expense of Paris St-Germain. Benzema was already part of Real Madrid's history. But now he's a legend. Years will pass and people will still remember the No.9's hat-trick against PSG. He now has 309 Real Madrid goals and overtook Raul Gonzalez in the Champions League standings.
Description: David Beckham is a bona fide Manchester United legend. For over a decade, the former England captain was absolutely brilliant for Sir Alex Ferguson‘s side and he even finished as the runner-up for the 1999 Ballon d’Or while playing for the club. Beckham produced a ridiculous number of highlight moments during his United career, from jaw-dropping assists to gravity-defying free-kick goals.
Description: Within the Argentine National Team, the true talisman of titles has a name: Ángel Di María. The midfielder is really the player who always makes a difference for Argentina in the Finals and as proof, he has scored in four of the decisive duels won by his country. The Juventus star once again proved his incredible big-game capabilities with another final goal, this time in the World Cup. It was only last year that the enigmatic winger scored the previous biggest goal of his career, the match-winner at the Maracana to beat Brazil in the CA final.
