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Baggio possessed killer instincts on the ball, finding space or passes that few others would have even noticed, and his curling free kicks still show up in highlight reels around the football world. The midfielder took his talents to nearly all of the top clubs in Italy, often finding himself to be the finest player on the pitch no matter who he was playing with or against. The diverse, creative Italian sometimes known as Il Divin Cotino (The Divine Ponytail) led his national team in three FIFA World Cup tournaments and picked up numerous accolades, despite never lifting the famous trophy. A truly unique set of honours, for a truly unique ICON. Cafu has the honour of being Brazil’s most-capped player with 142 appearances for the Seleção, in addition to being the only player to appear in the final of three FIFA World Cups™ - winning two of them in 19. There, he forged iconic partnerships with players like Maldini and Costacurta in a feared defensive backline. After a stint in LaLiga, his time at AC Milan from the 2003-2004 season would bring him a Serie A title, and a famous UEFA Champions League title in 2006-07. Playing in Brazil, he won an incredible 11 domestic titles in just four years. CafuĪ key cog in some of Brazil and Europe’s greatest sides, Cafu’s attacking play down the right of the defence made him a legend of the game and inspired all his sides to triumph. In an amazing 25 years at Madrid, Casillas won three UEFA Champions Leagues, three FIFA Club World Cups, two UEFA European Super Cups, five LaLiga trophies, two Copa del Rey and four Spanish Super Cups. Eventually, Casillas would rise as Real Madrid’s captain, leading them to La Decima, the feat he described as ‘’bigger than the FIFA World Cup’’ - another trophy he picked up in his illustrious career along with two UEFA European Championships as Spain's number 1.
Casillas was an integral part of some of Madrid’s greatest ever sides, regularly pulling off extraordinary saves that would rival the exploits of Madrid’s attackers. A lifelong fan, he joined Real’s youth team in 90-91 and rose through the ranks. The most successful goalkeeper in Real Madrid’s grand history, the story of ‘’San Iker’’ is a classic football fable. The perfect way for Van Persie to cement his undoubted legacy in the game. Van Persie also ended his career as the record scorer for the Netherlands. A stint at Fenerbahce for three seasons followed, before a return to Feyenoord. A move to the North of England followed - where van Persie would win the Premier League title in dramatic fashion. The next season, he hit an unprecedented 30 goals in 38 games. In the 2010-2011 season, he scored 18 goals. But his last two years in North London saw van Persie become the player he dared to be. A Premier League classic goal against Charlton saw his legacy light up. North London would be his next destination, linking up with fellow ICON Thierry Henry to devastating effect. Van Persie started his career with Feyenoord, where he won the UEFA Cup at just 18 years old.
In Robin van Persie’s long career, he was known world over as a deadshot number 9 with highly refined technical ability - which saw him score some incredible goals. He ended his playing career as his club and England’s leading scorer. Rooney won five Premier League titles, three League Cups, an FA Cup, a UEFA Champions League, a UEFA Europa League and a FIFA Club World Cup. A world class playmaker and team player, he would muck in wherever he was needed. Wayne Rooney was a pure goalscorer, of all kinds of goals. Rooney would play for one of the biggest and most storied teams in English football, scoring a hat-trick on his debut in the UEFA Champions League. After exploding onto the scene as a teenager playing for his boyhood club, the world woke up to a new English superstar.