1. Cristiano Ronaldo

Possibly the best in the football right now, Cristiano Ronaldo went from being a undeveloped and inexperienced winger at Sporting Lisbon, to becoming one of the best players in the game. His trophy cabinet is filled with English Premier League, FA Cup, Champions League, UEFA Supercup, La Liga, Copa Del Rey and many other trophies on club level. He also won the most awards as an individual, making him the most decorated footballer. Nevertheless, he lacks, like his ‘arch-rival’ Messi, a trophy on international level. Hopefully he can bring one with Portugal in coming years.

2. Lionel Messi

The Argentine superstar is smashing records one after the other, leaving his mark in the football world as one of the greatest players of all times. The 4 times Ballon d’Or winner has won every possible trophy with FC Barcelona, along with many other personal award. He, however, lacks any decent achievement with the national team.
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3. Paolo Maldini

Italy and AC Milan’s legendry defender Paolo Maldini, is perhaps one of the best defenders in recent decades. In a career covering over 25 years, he earned over 900 appearances for the club and won almost every possible trophy on club levels.
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4. Ryan Giggs

The Welshman is maybe one of the best players to have ever set foot at theater of dreams, and definitely the one with lengthiest career at the Red Devils. Over his two decades at the club, he won many trophies and awards, however his International career was not so prosperous. Yet, he can surely showcase more trophies than most of the players in the game.
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5. Raúl González Blanco

Raúl fell in love with Real Madrid from an early age, love that continued for almost two decades. One of the most deadly strikers on the field and probably the best one for Real Madrid in recent decades. He won La Liga, Uefa Champions League, Copa Del Rey, UEFA Super cup, and DFB Pokal among other awards on individual levels.
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6. Ronaldo Nazário de Lima

Another Brazilian on the list, Ronaldo) is widely regarded as one of the best and most complete strikers in the world. Il Fenomeno was vital in Brazil’s triumph in the 2002 World Cup, scoring 8 goals and earning himself a Golden Boot Award in tournament. He won almost every possible trophy, except from the Uefa Champions League, which is definitely one of his only regrets.
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7.Pele

The Brazilian legend and football icon, Pelé, is definitely one of the greatest players of all times, if not the greatest. Seeing him play was surely a cheerful and wonderful even for many at that time. He won the three World Cups, Copa America, Copa Libertadores and many other, including many individual awards
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