10 best defender in the World throughout Period
Here is a list of 10 best defender in the World of all time based on the achievements and the average skill players during play:
10. Daniel Passarella (Argentina)
This versatile player from Argentina. Jago survive and attack, and help create opportunities for his teammates, as well as a clean sweep of business opponents.He is also known to be effective in the execution of penalties and free kicks. With 134 goals in 451 games, he had a record as the defender scored the most thirsty of all time. However, the same record in Serie A still belonged to him until today. He is often compared with Beckenbauer.
The most prominent achievements were two-time world champion with Argentina, namely in 1978 and 1986. He also won the Argentine league four times with River Plate.
9. Giacinto Facchetti (Italy)
Although his career began as a front player, Facchetti later becoming one of the most effective defender in the history of Italian football. Dikoleksinya series titles include the Scudetto in 1963, 1965, 1966, and 1971; Coppa Italia 1978; European Champions Club Cup (now Champions League) in 1964 and 1965 Intercontinental Cup 1964 and 1965, and winner of Euro 1968. Best of all, his club won the title with one club, namely Inter Milan.
No wonder if Pele put it in the list of FIFA's 100.
8. Lothar Matthaus (Germany)
Matthaus playing as a defender when he was already reaching the 30s. Previously he was more in midfield. Yet wherever he played, Maradona called it the toughest rivals. And why not? No fewer than seven Bundesliga titles never be his, plus the three German Cups, a crown of Serie A, two UEFA Cups, one European Championship and World Cup. German football community menobatkannya become the best player in 1990 and 1999, and FIFA would not hesitate to give the title to her 1991 world's best players.
Unfortunately his career as a coach is not that bright. He was sacked from the Hungarian national team and Red Bull Salzburg.
7. Fabio Cannavaro (Italy)
Italy captain this is the first defender to be crowned World Player of the Year by FIFA after Italy won the World Cup in 2006. In the same year, he also won the European Player, and twice elected in FIFPro World XI forces, namely in 2005/06 and 2006/07.
Unfortunately, despite winning La Liga titles with Real Madrid twice, he has never won in Serie A.
6. Roberto Carlos (Brazil)
Roberto Carlos appeared in three World Cups with Brazil. In addition to bringing his team to the finals of 1998, he also became a key player when Brazil won four years later. His contribution as an executioner's free kick also not be underestimated, including on June 3, 1997, when he scored from a distance of 35 m as against the French.
At Real Madrid, he won four La Liga titles, three League Cups and two Intercontinental. He also was one of six players who appear more than a hundred times in the Champions League. Pele put it in the list of 125 greatest football players of all time in March 2004. He also gained recognition as a legend of international football, given the Golden Foot Award 2008.
5. Lilian Thuram (France)
France defender of the most successful, with a collection of trophies from the four clubs in three countries and two international titles with the French team. His ability in reading the game and put themselves on the field makes it different from most of the defender.
He has appeared in 142 games for France, which makes the player who most often inherited. Although not get the credit when compared to other French stars such as Zinedine Zidane and Theirry Henry, his role in the national team is no less important. He helped France win the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2000.
4. Franco Baresi (Italy)
Menggawangi Baresi AC Milan in the last line of that period by many observers as having the four best defenders throughout history, that he himself, Paolo Maldini, Alessandro Costacurta and Mauro Tassotti. He also spent his entire career at AC Milan with 532 matches.
He collected six Scudetto, three European Cups and the 1982 World Cup, although only as a backup. Paolo Maldini has a lot of studying with him, and even then similar to the career development Baresi. When later he was hanging up his boots, Milan decided to keep back the number 6 which always wore, an award that is rarely performed in Italy.
3. Bobby Moore (England)
Quiet defender, Moore was much praised for its ability to read the game and anticipate the movements of opponents. He is not a defender who only rely on hard Dachshund. Pele called it the most honest defender who never resisted.
On May 29, 1963, he accepted the England captain's armband when the new age of 22 years, and became the youngest England captain the senior team of all time.The biggest achievement was to bring England the World Cup in 1966.
2. Paolo Maldini (Italy)
He is not only great because it has a great loyalty to his club, AC Milan. More than that, he was the most accomplished defender. Together with Milan, he won five of seven Scudetto and Champions League titles. As a player the most appearances for the Italian national team, he also became his regular customers the best players throughout his career. No less than Lilian Thuram never admit to it seems.
The only weakness was that he never felt the World Cup champion.
1. Franz Beckenbauer (Germany)
Italy may have contributed many of the names on this list. But, nothing is more worth it to the top rather than "The Emperor". The proof, many players who feel proud when compared with him. In addition to trophies that dikoleksinya seabrek, kejeniusannyalah which makes it a person who's hard to forget. Football terjangnya in the field is very elegant.
More than that, he was brilliant thinker who brought revolution in the soccer world by creating the role of libero attack. Previously, no one ever thought that a Sweeper also need to come forward to help the attack, let alone score a goal. Beckenbauer created this tactic, and make it part of modern football.
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