With Messi and without Cristiano: Ronaldo surprises with his ideal eleven in the history of football

One of the most interesting exercises in international football is always trying to put together an ideal eleven in the history of this sport. For example, a week ago the AI ​​made its all-star team, which sparked a big debate because it left out personalities like Andrés Iniesta, Garrincha or Ronaldo. Precisely It is The Phenomenon who now constitutes his ideal casting and, of course, does not hesitate to include himself.

The training of the world champion in the United States in 1994 and in Korea-Japan in 2002 was a 4-2-4 offensive with two attacking full-backs, two midfielders with very good football and four attackers, with himself as ‘9’. His team is distinguished by the presence of six Brazilian players ; several with whom he shared a dressing room during his years in the Scratch.

The one chosen to defend the goal is the Italian Gianluigi Buffon . Subsequently, the pair of central defenders chosen by the Rio de Janeiro-born man are the German Franz Beckenbauer and the Italian Paolo Maldini. The full-backs could be none other than the Brazilians Cafú and Roberto Carlos. Oddly enough, his line of four is the same as the one made by the AI ​​a week ago.

In midfield he lined up Zico, one of the most notable names in Flamengo history. At his side, he placed the Argentinian Diego Maradona.

To complete, Up front, he placed Lionel Messi as the right striker, then chose three former players of the team. Canarinha : Ronaldinho on the left, Pelé behind and himself in the center of the attack.

Additionally, it took time to name the technical director responsible for managing all these global stars. It’s Mario Zagallo. world champion with Brazil as player (in Sweden 1958 and Chile 1962) and as coach (Mexico 1970).

With this, the phenomenon figures left out like Cristiano Ronaldo and Zinedine Zidane the latter being his teammate at Real Madrid.