Top 10 Greatest Footballers All Time

Top 10 Greatest Footballers All Time 
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1BrazilPele47
2GermanyFranz Beckenbauer47
3argentinaDiego Maradona 45
4FranceZinedine Zidane44
5GermanyGerd Muller44
6PortugalCristiano Ronaldo44
7argentinaLionel Messi41
8hollandJohan Cruyff40
9GermanyOliver Khan40
10SpainXavi Hernandez38
 This Table Provided By Football-Records. Rating counted by vote. 

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