1980s Football Player Rankings
The best and most influential football (soccer) players of the 1980s.
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Diego Maradona — Argentina / Napoli / Barcelona—
Michel Platini — France / Juventus—
Zico — Brazil / Flamengo / Udinese—
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge — West Germany / Bayern Munich / Internazionale—
Marco van Basten — Netherlands / Ajax / Milan—
Ruud Gullit — Netherlands / Milan / PSV—
Frank Rijkaard — Netherlands / Milan / Ajax—
Paolo Maldini — Italy / Milan—
Franco Baresi — Italy / Milan—
Gaetano Scirea — Italy / Juventus—
Zbigniew Boniek — Poland / Juventus / Roma—
Gary Lineker — England / Everton / Barcelona—
Bryan Robson — England / Manchester United—
Glenn Hoddle — England / Tottenham / Monaco—
Peter Shilton — England / Nottingham Forest / Southampton—
Kenny Dalglish — Scotland / Liverpool—
Graeme Souness — Scotland / Liverpool / Sampdoria—
Kevin Keegan — England / Hamburg / Southampton—
Ian Rush — Wales / Liverpool / Juventus—
Mark Hughes — Wales / Manchester United / Barcelona—
Emilio Butragueño — Spain / Real Madrid—
Michel — Spain / Real Madrid—
Bernd Schuster — West Germany / Barcelona / Real Madrid—
Lothar Matthäus — West Germany / Bayern Munich / Internazionale—
Andreas Brehme — West Germany / Internazionale—
Thomas Häßler — West Germany / Juventus—
Rudi Völler — West Germany / Roma—
Preben Elkjær — Denmark / Verona—
Michael Laudrup — Denmark / Juventus / Barcelona—
Jan Mølby — Denmark / Liverpool—
Sócrates — Brazil / Corinthians—
Falcão — Brazil / Roma—
Júnior — Brazil / Torino—
Éder — Brazil / Internazionale—
Romário — Brazil / PSV—
Careca — Brazil / Napoli—
Claudio Gentile — Italy / Juventus—
Dino Zoff — Italy / Juventus—
Alessandro Altobelli — Italy / Internazionale—
Bruno Conti — Italy / Roma—
Enzo Scifo — Belgium / Anderlecht / Internazionale—
Jan Ceulemans — Belgium / Club Brugge—
Alain Giresse — France / Bordeaux—
Luis Fernández — France / PSG—
Jean Tigana — France / Bordeaux—
Dominique Rocheteau — France / Saint-Étienne / PSG—
Hugo Sánchez — Mexico / Real Madrid—
António Pacheco — Portugal / Porto—
Paulo Futre — Portugal / Porto / Atlético Madrid—
Mats Wilander — Sweden (tennis — remove/replace)—
Thomas Ravelli — Sweden / IFK Göteborg—