Legends
The players who grew bigger than their clubs: careers, records, trophies and the matches nobody forgets.
LegendsSamuel Eto'o: the striker who won back-to-back trebles
Two Champions Leagues with Barcelona, a third with Inter and the only back-to-back trebles with two clubs: the career of the Cameroonian striker who made big games his own.
LegendsZlatan Ibrahimović: the striker who never did things quietly
Twelve league titles in four countries, an overhead kick that won the Puskás Award and a retirement at 41: the career of the Swedish striker who played for Ajax, Juventus, Inter, Barcelona, Milan, PSG and Manchester United.
LegendsXavi Hernández: the Puppet Master of Barcelona and Spain
Four Champions Leagues, eight league titles, a World Cup and two European Championships: the career of the midfielder who set the tempo for the best Barcelona and Spain sides of their era.
LegendsMarco van Basten: the striker whose career ended too soon
Three Ballons d'Or, a Euro 1988 final volley still replayed today, a Milan side that won everything and an ankle that ended it all: the Dutch striker known as the Swan of Utrecht.
LegendsZinedine Zidane: the maestro from Cannes to Berlin
From Cannes and Bordeaux to Juventus and Real Madrid, via the 1998 World Cup, a Champions League volley and the Berlin headbutt: the career of the playmaker the game still admires.
LegendsGianluigi Buffon: the goalkeeper who said goodbye twice
From a Parma debut at 17 to the 2006 World Cup, three lost Champions League finals and a Juventus farewell that was not the end, the career of Italy's most capped player.