Subjective All-Time Football Player Rankings

‌1. Messi: Before Qatar, people talked about the World Cup or charisma, but I think there's almost no debate now.
2. Maradona: The man who forced Sacchi to create pressing football; in terms of influence, he is the only one who can go toe-to-toe with Messi.
3. Cruyff: The greatness of creating the framework for modern football even more than Pele.
4. Pele: They say he won 3 World Cups, but the Chile tournament was a fluke; while '70 was great, referring to the elders' words that since they had Jairzinho, Tostão, Alberto, and Rivellino, they would have won the Jules Rimet trophy even without Pele.
5. Ronaldo: His mentality is like a child and there are many flaws, but his goal-scoring ability is undeniable.
6. Di Stéfano: His international career including the World Cup is a bit lacking, but he is the man who built Real Madrid.
7. Beckenbauer: Credited with making West Germany and Bayern champions.
8. Figo: His national team career is impeccable, and watching his 1997 Barcelona days on Star TV remains a happy memory.
9. Zidane: I think he is somewhat overrated, but I acknowledge his contribution to making France a true champion.
10. Maldini: The undisputed greatest defender in modern football.