Luka Modrić sets out his five best footballers of all time. On his list were Maradona, Francesco Totti, Ronaldo Nazario, Zvonimir Boban and Zinedine Masonry.
Croatian is Captain On several occasions, he pointed out that Italy Francesco Totti was one of the biggest role models with Zvonimir Boban, but in the first place, Diego Armanda Maradon.
In the autobiography “My Game Modrić posted a photograph with Francesco Totti and wrote: I’m here with my idoland when conquering the golden ball in 2018. He cried Zvonimir Boban with a statement: I especially thank my toy role model and Idol Zvonimir Boban.
Modrić on the list did not include a former teammate Cristiana Ronaldaas well as Lionela Messijaa large rivals from Barcelona and a seven-folding conqueror of the golden ball.
1. Diego Maradona
Maradona was an Argentine football genius known for incredible technique and vision games. He acquired the largest celebration in 1986. when he led Argentina to the title of the World Champion, and he also scored the Legendary Goal of the Century against England on that tournament. During his career he played for clubs like Napoli, Barcelona and Boca Juniors and remained remembered as one of the most influential footballers in history.
2. Francesco Totti
Totti spent the entire professional career in Roma, where he became a symbol of the club and the city. Known for exceptional technical ability and creativity, he could play as an offensive midfielder or attacker. He won the title of the Champions of Italy, two cups and two supercompas and remained the youngest captain in the history of Serie A and the best scorer in the history of Roma. He was also the global champion in 2006. in Germany.
3. Ronaldo Nazario
Known as Il phenomeno, he was a Brazilian attacker who was brilliant in clubs like Barcelona, Inter and Real Madrid. He won two gold balls and three times were declared a FIFA player of the year, and he won two world championships. Despite numerous injuries, he remained remembered at incredible speed, dribbling and golgetary abilities.
4. Zvonimir Boban
Boban is a Croatian midfielder who spent most careers in AC Milan, where he won four titles of the Italian Champion and Champions League. Prior to that, he was a Kapetan Dinamo and a symbol of the struggle for Croatian independence, especially after the incident in the game against the Red Star in 1990. years. Its intelligence and technical quality made him a key player in every team he performed for, writes index.hr.
5. Zinedine Mason
The masonry was a French midfield known for its elegance, vision and technical perfection. He won all the most important trophies with clubs like Juventus and Real Madrid, and by the French national team became the world and European champion. He remained memorized in an unforgettable goal in the Final Champions League 2002. year and numerous individual confessions.
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