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Zidane was like an admiral leading his navy.He was a great leader and an exception ally skilled player

What Messi did in Hong Kong made me loose all respect and interest in him

Mourinho would fxxk a good cxxt up

He just sold his soul for goal, but not trophy

Whoever is watching this is wasting his/her time... Overall he's just bad at football

ronaldo scored 50 goals, sancho is in ucl semis and pogba is enjoying drugs are just the few examples that man unt was the problem'

Remind me of Nyemar

Most underrated player of all time is here❤

The ucl is looking good for him, i really hope munic win the ucl just for harry kane

I just see this creature as an overpriced legal immigrant that plays football...that's all..garbage

Matt was not just a good penalty taker. He just applied his insane skills in penalties, putting the ball where he wanted all the time. He just had insane shooting precision. Absolute legend.

He was basically a more complete version of Toni Kroos since he was so strong defensively.

crazy how when the clips were recorded most of us were semen

The cheapest 95 million euro ever.

It’s crazy that kids now will have no concept of his greatness. It’s all players from About middle to late 2000s onwards these days. Even the mighty Ronaldo could not out do him - he just did it for longer at top level

take PIrlo's skill and put it on an ATHLETE ahead of its time, dude was running on average 14 km every game, this years record in EPL is 13 km, and Beckham was running 14 km on average per match in the 90's 30 years ago where people were not even close to what we have now, at his famous England vs Greece match, ofc he scored iconic clutch free kick, but he run 16 km that game, he was everywhere, and he was so clutch, mentality, skills and athletic ability of a superstar, if hed played today he would play like Kroos sitting deep, controlling the game from midfield, building the attack, and for sure he would be a superatar at that position

he didn't have terrible pace. clickbait.

It doesn't surprise me that the save came from Mark Crossley. You could probably do a video about his penalty saving prowess. He even wrote a book about it, 'on penalties'.

Yip Jaap Stam was a big dutchman!

He's a good player but needs to drop the God complex

Fact: Shooting power then ☠ >>>>>>>>> today's shooting power

Before the biggining of World Cup 1986 Maradona said I wish to be like Platini. Platini was consecutevly 3 times scorer of Seria A. I do not know they intend to ingnore the stars of the 80s.

Got the same amount of goals and assists than Sancho, having played less minutes and in a tougher league. But no darn noise about Sancho.! Lol

finally who exposes pendu

just gosh things 😂😂😂

Your content is so great I just can’t sit through your awful presenting voice sorry lol if you just talked normally this would be a top 3 football CZcams account

30s : Meazza 40s: Šindelář 50s: Schiaffino, Di Stefano, Puskas 60s: Pele', Yashin, Eusebio 70s : Cruyff, Beckenbauer 80s: Maradona, Zico, Platini 90s : Matthaus, Vanbasten, Romario 2000s: Ronaldo, Zidane 2010s: Messi, Cr7 2020s: Mbappe

Ballack is my age and still up to now the best midfielder i ever saw, though it was the generation of Zidane, Figo and so. Great player.

Platini grandparents immigrated from Italy, not his parents

Platini scored 325 goals not 312.

Ronaldo just broke the #9 curse 🥶

Onanas role model😅

I have not seen Platini play football, so I don't know how good he was. But what sets Zidane apart was how he made every player in the team play better by controlling the game. If you count stats, Zidane would come nowhere near any of the top players. But zidane's game especially with France, you can see how he takes his team to the next level. That is something I have seen very rarely afterwards.

Both Nuñez and Antony are so bad but I’d get a more solid game out of Nuñez💀💀💀

Wasn't Yaya technically a sort of neo-libero

Owners aren't serious enough to keep Liverpool at the top.

He could have been remembered at Napoli by now, instead he traded memory in history for a serie a title lmao.

Use an AI to talk over the videos

Hello! First of all, its a great video, and I also appreciate all your other work. Now some minor corrections to the story about the Karlsruhe SC (which is my hometown club and I used to be at every match at home in the time when Kahn was with us, and even before and after): the KSC played in the second division in 1986/1987 and then made it back to the Bundesliga, but Kahn was not our first choice keeper then, it was Alexander Famulla. Kahn also did not play a major role in the first seasons in the Bundesliga, but then there was one match in the 90/91 season in which we were 1:2 back after short time vs Bochum and our manager decided to bring in Kahn. He was a bit nervous at first, but then he made some good saves, and we won 3:2 in the end, one of my alltime favourites Srecko Bogdan (an AWESOME Libero, who kept us alive and in the league in the early years) scoring the winner. After that Kahn was our first choice keeper and we slowly made progress. Not wanting to take anything away from Oliver Kahns GREAT contribution to the success of the KSC, but in the time when we finally qualified for the UEFA Cup, our team was not bad at all. We had some decent defense, the - although a bit aged - workhorse Wolfgang Rolff in the defensive midfield (he was part of the EC winner team of the HSV 1983 and stopped Platini in the final in Athens!) and brilliant and fluid attacking players like Sergej Kiriakov and Rainer Krieg, Valeri Shmarov, Manfred Bender (he came from Bayern München and brought us excellent corners and free kicks, and also the winning mentality) to just name some of them. In the first season in UEFA Cup we also had a new striker named Edgar "Euro Eddy" Schmitt and I would say in the first half of the 1993/1994 season we were one of the best teams in the world when playing at home. We beat PSV Eindhoven, Valencia (7:0!) and Girondins Bordeaux with a young Zinedine Zidane... but it is true, Kahn was special, his mentality could be felt even in the top of the stands, and when he left to Bayern München, we never had the same quality in the goal again (although his successor was not bad either, just not so special like Oli). The transfers of good players from our team to Bayern was also something slowly killing the club (we lost: Sternkopf, Mehmet Scholl, Oliver Kreuzer, Oliver Kahn, Thorsten Fink and Michael Tarnat to Bayern).

Next video should be on Carlos Alberto please 😊❤❤

Is this the reason why FIFA has officially removed every Platini's content from it's social networks? Here's a hint: FIFA released in CZcams a video about top french footballers of all time, Platini wasn't mentioned.

The greatest passer ever.

Mark my words, champions league is coming home

Romario was the reason to be a Barcelona's fan

Zidane lead France to 2 world cup finals and daced the whole Brazil, please stop infravaloraring him with cold stats

Mai nessuno come lui...il Fenomeno...unico, irripetibile e INCOMPARABILE!!!

Que Blatter soit pourri et corrompu est une évidence. Platini n'avait vraiment pas la tête à ça.

When I saw him play in France I knew he would be world class. He just oozes class.