,FRANZ BECKENBAUER (b. 1945) Beckenbauer’s intelligence shone on the field as he dictated play from a deep sweeper position. Together with Johann Cruyff, he is one of the few soccer-playing legends to
achieve similar success as a manager. Having captained West Germany at the 1974 World Cup
, he managed the team when it won again in 1990. FERENC PUSKAS (b. 1927) The star of Hungary’s famous team of the 1950s, Ferenc Puskas was part of the Hungarian team that beat England 6–3 at Wembley in 1953. He joined Real Madrid of Spain in 1958. Puskas strongly favored his left foot,
scoring a wealth of stunning goals for both club and country. ALFREDO DI STEFANO (b. 1926) When Real Madrid dominated European soccer in the 1950s, Di Stefano was one of its star players. His stamina enabled him to contribute all over the field.
Nike Mercurial Vapor CR7 He and Puskas formed one of soccer’s legendary double acts. MICHEL PLATINI (b. 1955) Platini was one of those players who seemed happy to take the weight of a nation’s expectations on his shoulders. He captained France in the 1984 European Championships, and the team won the tournament for the first time. Platini was an attacking midfielder who often finished as top scorer at Italian club Juventus.
Nike Mercurial SL Michel Platini playing for Juventus Platini had the speed and foresight to move forward into space PELE (b. 1940) Many people’s choice of the greatest player of all would be Pele. He was king of Brazilian soccer from the late 1950s to early 1970s,
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