In the history of football, which stars wore jerseys with the number 10?

Diego maradona; Puskas; Bailey; Baggio; Platini; Haji; Zico; Messi; Michael laudrup; Francescoli.

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10. Francescoli

Francescoli was rejected by the Montevideo giant Penarol when he was very young, but later in Riverbed, he let the world know him with his excellent performance. Here, he won five league titles and 1 South American Libertadores Cup. After playing in Marseille for a season, Francescoli had a great influence on the great Frenchman Zidane 10. He bluntly said that Francesco was his idol. Like Zidane, Francescoli has excellent footwork and excellent offensive organization. In contrast, Uruguayans score more efficiently. Although he and his team have participated in two unpleasant World Cups, in South America, he and his team are obviously better. He won the America's Cup three times with the team. After 1995 helped the team win the Copa America, Francescoli chose to quit the national team.

9. michael laudrup

From Glen hoddle and Enzo Scifo to gullit and Bergkamp, Northern Europe has produced many excellent players with the number 10, but they are hard to compare with the great Danes. Although 1994' s move from Barcelona to Real Madrid caused an uproar, he is still the love of fans. Laudrup is an indispensable member of cruyff Barcelona Dream Team. His diversion to romario has become a classic, and former Real Madrid coach valdano's evaluation of him may be the most pertinent: "He has a vision that can look at the whole audience." He also performed well in the Danish national team. From 65438 to 0986 in the World Cup in Mexico, the goal he scored with his personal ability is still vivid. Unfortunately, due to the contradiction with the coach, he spent the most glorious era of the Danish national team. The conflict with Nelson meant that he missed the European Cup 1992, which was the most brilliant tournament in Denmark. The conflict between 1994 and cruyff also made him miss the Champions League final between Barcelona and Milan.

8. Messi

Messi may be the greatest player in football history, but he is not a real player 10. Previously, Messi wore 19 jersey in Barcelona. Although Ronaldinho inherited the 10 jersey after leaving the team, he did not always appear behind the striker. Although sometimes he will finish the game here, more often he appears on the right and moves to the "pseudo-9" position in the game. Messi's strength, speed, extraordinary ability, vision and left-footed skills are excellent, which makes people compare him with Diego Diego Maradona. Coincidentally, in the Argentine national team, it was diego maradona who gave Messi the 10 jersey for the first time. In Barcelona, Messi is a god. In the past six seasons, he has scored more than 1 per game, which is incredible!

7. Chico

As a great member of a great team, it is really the biggest regret that we can't lift the World Cup. In the 1982 World Cup, Zico's performance conquered hundreds of millions of fans, even surpassing Dalglish and Kevin kevin keegan. At the club level, Zico is the greatest player in Flamengo. Jorge Benjor, a famous Brazilian singer, even wrote a song for him called camisa 10 da Gavea. 1983 When he joined Udinese, Zico had passed the peak period, but although he played less times in the list of top scorers in Serie A, his goals were not much worse than Platini's. In the 1978 World Cup, Zico and Brazil won the third place. Although they are not champions, his bipedal skills, scoring ability, creating opportunities and surpassing others are impressive.

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Many people call Haji "the Romanian diego maradona". Although a little conceited and irritable, Haji was still the greatest and most prolific player in Romania in the late 1980s. Although he played for Real Madrid and Barcelona, the Romanian star didn't seem too dazzling among the two giants. Instead, he became a hero in Galatasaray and led the Turkish giants to the only European Championship in the team's history. Like other 10 players of his generation, Haji has excellent personal ability, and he can also integrate his personal ability with the whole team well. 1994 in the world cup in the United States, Haji played to the extreme, and he led the Romanian national team to the quarter-finals. In that tournament, Haji scored three goals, including a beautiful kick against Colombia. This goal is enough to show his vision, the skill of the ball dealer and how superb his left foot is.

5. Platini

Zidane is a great player. Although he wears 10 for the French national team most of the time, strictly speaking, he is not a traditional 10 player (he wears 2 1 for Juventus and 5 for Real Madrid). Even at the peak, Zidane was a better attacking midfielder, but in French history, there was a player who had both offensive and defensive skills, and he was Platini. Although this definition of Platini is a bit superficial, if you look at the opportunities he created and the goals he scored, you will find that these comments are not the most important. Platini has excellent footwork, he can pass the ball, pass it to people, finish the last shot and have an excellent free kick. In the mid-1980s, Platini's Juventus and France were almost unstoppable.

4. Baggio

Some players really don't care what his jersey number is on the court, such as Messi, who once expressed his willingness to give his jersey number 10 to his new owner Turan. But Baggio is obviously not one of them. When Baggio joined Inter Milan on 1998, Baggio hoped to get the team's 10 jersey. Baggio is a prolific striker. Platini called Baggio the No.9 and a half player, but Baggio has his own style. 1990 World Cup in Italy, Baggio wearing 15 became the favorite of Italian fans. In that era of strict tactical requirements, Baggio was always free to play football on the court. The famous penalty missed, and then a series of knee injuries increased people's sympathy for Baggio. When he retired from Brescia, Baggio was still wearing the jersey 10. In 2004, 37-year-old Baggio ended his farewell match against Spain. In that game, Baggio wore the team's captain's armband in the second half and was paid a collective tribute by the fans at the end.

3. Guo

Although we all know that Pele is a great 10 player in history, there are still many things we don't know about him. First, it was accidental that Pele wore the 10 jersey at the 1958 World Cup. Due to the mistake of the Brazilian Football Association, FIFA randomly arranged the jersey numbers for Brazilian players. At that time, he was only 17 years old and missed the first two games because of injury. However, after the reunification, his performance was excellent, so I won't say much about the rest, and everyone is familiar with it. The second thing, actually Bailey is not a real player 10. Statistically, he is more like a center. Just because he is so good at passing, passing and organizing, people mistakenly think that he is a 10 player. In the 1970 World Cup, Pele's position was ahead of Tosto, but between Riverino and Yael Zinho, which was not the traditional position of 10 players.

2. Pushkash

Puskas is the first real 10 player in football. At that time, people were not familiar with the position, and the role was still evolving. At that time, the number of jerseys was still a relatively new thing, and football suffered great damage after World War II. Puskas was the first player to play his own style. Like Pele, Puskas is a goal machine. No matter in the national team or the club, his average goal per game is around 1. Although he is short and fat, it is not a problem. His technique is almost perfect and his reading ability is excellent, which are the biggest characteristics of the classic 10 player.

1. diego maradona

He didn't score so many goals and his title was not so dazzling. Maybe he has too many shortcomings, but as far as the greatest player, No.1 10, diego maradona is still the first choice. 1982 World Cup, although the Argentine national team assigned numbers according to the alphabetical order of players' names, diego maradona still looked so special. Although each team had its own number 10 at that time, diego maradona was still the greatest one. He has superb magic and can make his teammates around him become excellent. Even if Ortega, saviola, Riquelme, etc. 10 appeared in the Argentine national team, it was hard to compare with Diego Diego Maradona. It was not until the appearance of Messi that this number was really redefined. I have to say, what a perfect inheritance!