Créations d'Equipes/Teams Creations

Rushia a écrit:

Rushia a écrit:

Voilà quelques joueurs:
- Wilhelm Simetsreiter (14 ans) mérite bien plus sa place qu'un Pizarro et ses 6 petites années surtout qu'il a particulièrement marqué le club...
- Hans Pflügler (13 ans)
- Michael Rummenigge (7ans)
- Rainer Ohlhauser (9 ans)
- Norbert Nachtweih (7 ans)
- Thomas Linke (8 ans)
- Jens Jeremies
- Dieter Hoeness (8 ans)
- Ludwig Goldbrunner (28 ans au club )
- Wolfgang Dremmler (7 ans)
- Dieter Brenninger (9 ans)
- Hans Bauer (9 ans)
- Raimond Aumann (12 ans)
Et c'est pas fini:
- Max Gablonsky (13 ans)
- Conrad Heidkamp (9 ans)
- Jakob Streitle (18 ans)
- Thomas Hemler (7 ans)

Et d'après ce que j'ai pu voir de cette compo, un grand ménage s'impose

Voilà les joueurs que je t'avais proposé il y a un bon petit moment, je te laisse choisir Electus

Et Makaay et Pizzaro alors ? :furax: :rire: :rire:

Plus sérieusement, Je penche pour Raimond Aumann et Thomas Linke.

Euh problème Aumann est un gardien et Linke joue encore dans l'équipe réserve du Bayern...

Rien n'empêche de mettre 3 gardiens au contraire.

Quant à Linke, il a 39 ans, et on ne peut plus décemment plus le considéré comme joueur pro. On ne le reverra plus avec l'équipe première, donc rien ne nous empêche de le mettre.

oui à mon avis il terminera la saison et aprés il prendra sa retraite donc on peut le mettre

classic man remko bien pour les mexicain m si je trouve ke les stat de negrete son un peu faible mais je te fais confiance moi j ose pas les faire kar je les mettrai surment trop fort sinon je regardais les equipe classic la bulgarie ya bcp de joueur de fais alors je me demandais si kelkun pouvait la finir :merci:

oui je vais un peu augmenter les stats de Negrete

CLASSIC MILAN AC (by Kylle)

GARDIENS DE BUT :

1/ Sebastian ROSSI
16/ Fabio CUDICINI

DEFENSEURS :

2/ Alessandro COSTACURTA
3/ Paolo MALDINI
4/ Marcel DESAILLY
6/ Franco BARESI
12/ Fulvio COLLOVATI
13/ Mauro TASSOTTI
14/ Thomas HELVEG
16/ CAFU

MILIEUX DE TERRAIN :

5/ Frank RIJKAARD
8/ Ruud GULLIT
10/ Giovanni RIVERA
17/ Cesare MALDINI
18/ Zvonimir BOBAN
19/ Niels LIEDHOLM
22/ KAKA
23/ Roberto DONADONI
25/ Demetrio ALBERTINI

ATTAQUANTS :

7/ Andreï SHEVCHENKO
9/ Gunnar NORDAHL
11/ Marco VAN BASTEN
24/ Jean-Pierre PAPIN
27/ Gianluigi LENTINI
29/ George WEAH

Qu'est ce que Kaka vient faire là ?

c'est vrai il est encore en activité et encore jeune moi j'aurai peut etre rui costa,, ou même rivaldo meme si il n'est pas resté longtemps. Sinon en gardien on peut mettre lehmann y'a joué aussi là bas moi j'enleverai kaka pour soit mettre un des 2 millieux ou jens lehmann un gardien en plus ou même christian ziege

Kaka simplement vient en chargeant le Milan dans les côtes depuis la sortie de Shevchenko. Avec Kaka le Milan a été champion de la Ligue des Champions et là il a été et est le meilleur joueur du monde dans l'actualité. J'ai certitude que Kaka dans ce peu de temps de Milan déjà a une belle page écrite dans l'histoire du club. Néanmoins, je dois demander des excuses avoir oublié Rui Costa.

CLASSIC MILAN AC (by Kylle Avec les modifications)

GARDIENS DE BUT :

1/ Sebastian ROSSI
16/ Fabio CUDICINI

DEFENSEURS :

2/ Alessandro COSTACURTA
3/ Paolo MALDINI
4/ Marcel DESAILLY
6/ Franco BARESI
12/ Fulvio COLLOVATI
13/ Mauro TASSOTTI
14/ Thomas HELVEG
16/ CAFU

MILIEUX DE TERRAIN :

5/ Frank RIJKAARD
8/ Ruud GULLIT
10/ Giovanni RIVERA
15/ Rui COSTA
17/ Cesare MALDINI
18/ Zvonimir BOBAN
19/ Niels LIEDHOLM
22/ KAKA
23/ Roberto DONADONI
25/ Demetrio ALBERTINI

ATTAQUANTS :

7/ Andreï SHEVCHENKO
9/ Gunnar NORDAHL
11/ Marco VAN BASTEN
24/ Jean-Pierre PAPIN
27/ Gianluigi LENTINI
29/ George WEAH

ok pas grave pour rui costa en tout cas c'est bien de l'avoir mis elle est bien cette equipe c'est bien d'en proposer: ok

Pour le Bayern 2001, il est sur le topic bayern, je dis cela mais je ne suis pas sur que se soit cela dont vous parliez

merci pour le bayern 2001 il me semble que l'effectif est complet non? moi en tout cas ca m'en as tout l'air

De rien s'il vous en faut d'autres pas de problème

bah t'as quoi encore comme compos ? si t'a encore des compos cotés allemagne (nations ou clubs ) je suis intéréssé

Ils vous placeraient Roberto Baggio dans le Milan Classique ?

non moi je ne le mettrai pas il n'a joué que 64 matchs. Donc pour moi il serait mieux à la juventus, soit à la fiorentina, ou même encore soit à Brescia . Maintenant si tu veux le mettre dans ton equipe libre à toi

Malgré d'être fan de Baggio, aussi je suis d'accord qu'il ne doit pas être dans le Milan Classique, qu'il entrerait dans mon élection cela entrerait. :champion:

oui pour moi il n'as pas trop marqué l'histoire de milan . Je dis pas qu'il etait mauvais au contraire il etait bon mais il y'a d'autre joueurs qui ont fait encore mieux pour milan . Malgrés cela Baggio reste un des meilleurs millieux offensifs italiens

Baggio est absolu

Baggio est Dieu

meme si il a pas fait une grande carrière dans les milans. Il a marque l'histoire de la juventus

Maintenant la liste des les meilleurs 32 joueurs qui ont habillé la chemise du Milan….

THE BEST MILAN AC

GARDIENS DE BUT :

1/ Sebastian ROSSI
16/ Fabio CUDICINI

DEFENSEURS :

2/ Alessandro COSTACURTA
3/ Paolo MALDINI
4/ Marcel DESAILLY
6/ Franco BARESI
12/ Fulvio COLLOVATI
13/ Mauro TASSOTTI
14/ Thomas HELVEG
15/ Jaap Stam
16/ CAFU
31/ LEONARDO

MILIEUX DE TERRAIN :

5/ Frank RIJKAARD
8/ Ruud GULLIT
10/ Giovanni RIVERA
17/ Cesare MALDINI
18/ Zvonimir BOBAN
19/ Niels LIEDHOLM
20/ Roberto DONADONI
21/ RIVALDO
22/ KAKA
25/ Demetrio ALBERTINI

ATTAQUANTS :

7/ Andreï SHEVCHENKO
9/ Gunnar NORDAHL
11/ Marco VAN BASTEN
24/ Jean-Pierre PAPIN
26/ Roberto BAGGIO
27/ Gianluigi LENTINI
29/ George WEAH
30/ Gunnar GREN
99/ RONALDO

1 - Sebastian ROSSI

Description: Strong, reliable keeper who played for Milan during the 90's. He holds the Serie A record for an incredible 929 minutes (15 games) without conceding a goal during the 1993/94 season.

Basic Settings- 30, R, B, 1, 1, 1
Growth Type: Late Peak
Appearance-
Head-
Face: Build Face
Skin Col: 1
Head H: +3
Head W: 0
Position: -1
Brows: 22/-3/-3/+1
Eyes: 21/0/-1/+1/-1/2/Brown 2
Nose: 4/+2/+1
Cheeks: 5/0
Mouth: 4/-1/+2
Jaw: 3/+1/+2

Hairstyle-
Type: Special - 41

Hair Colour-
Type: Pattern
Pattern: 10

Facial Hair-
Type: 116
Colour: 7

Physique- 197; 94; 3

Ability-
Attack: 47
Defence: 96
Balance: 95
Stamina: 74
Top Sp: 70
Accele: 76
Respnse: 96
Agility: 85
Drib Acc: 44
Drib Spd: 48
S-P Acc: 56
S-P Spd: 57
L-P Acc: 68
L-P Spd: 62
Sht Acc: 43
Sht Pwr: 85
Sht Tech:41
F Kick: 42
Curling: 51
Header: 63
Jump: 84
Techniq: 60
Aggress: 52
Mental: 82
Kp Skill: 97
Tm Wrk: 72
Condit: 7
Wk Acc: 4
Wk Freq: 4
Special Ability-
1-on-1 Stopper *

16 - Fabio CUDICINI
Description
Fabio Cudicini (born October 20, 1935) is an Italian former professional football (soccer) goalkeeper, who played from 1955 to 1973. With his 1.91 m (6 ft 3 in) he was one of the tallest goalkeepers of his time.Born in Trieste, he was nicknamed Ragno Nero ('Black Spider') and was one of the most celebrated goalkeepers for A.C. Milan, helping them win the European Cup in 1969.Cudicini played for Milan from 1967-73; he also played for Udinese (1955-58), Roma (1958-66) and Brescia (1966-67). Despite his achievements, Cudicini never played for the Italian national team, mainly because of the contemporary presence of several other notable players in his role such as Dino Zoff, Lorenzo Buffon and Enrico Albertosi.He is the father of Chelsea goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini. He is the son of ex Ponziana Trieste defender Guglielmo Cudicini (deceased)
GB
28 ans
ITALIE
Droitier
191/81
Couleur de peau : 1
Longueur de tête : 0
Largeur de tête : 0
Emplacement Général : 0
Sourcils : 19 / +3 / -3 / 0
Yeux : 20 / -1/ -1 / +2 / 0 / 1-1 / 1 Brun 1
Nez : 5 / +1 / 0
Joues : 1 / 0
Bouche : 1 / 0 / +1
Mâchoire : 1 / -3 / +1
Coupe de cheveux : Raide 1/1/14/1/Couleur 8
32
94
91
67
65
74
95
77
48
50
51
54
67
70
43
84
57
39
41
56
82
54
71
80
94
78
6
4
4

Special Ability-
1-on-1 Stopper

2/ Alessandro COSTACURTA
Alessandro Costacurta (born April 24, 1966 in Orago, Varese) is an Italian former professional football defender. Especially known for his defensive role alongside Paolo Maldini, he has played for AC Milan from 1987 to 2007, with a brief period spent in AC Monza. Since the 2007-08 season he is Carlo Ancelotti's assistant at AC Milan along with Mauro Tassotti. Costacurta won the Scudetto seven times with Milan, and the European Cup/Champions League five times (1989, 1990, 1994, 2003, 2007). He was set to retire from Milan at the end of the 2005-06 season, but later signed a one-year extension at the age of 40. He became the oldest footballer ever to play in the Champions League, in Milan's 1-0 loss to AEK Athens on November 21, 2006, at 40 years and 211 days, topping the previous record held by Belgian goalkeeper Dany Verlinden at 40 years and 116 days. On May 7, 2007, at age 41, he announced his retirement, effective at the end of the 06-07 season. He will, however, remain with the club, as a second assistant to coach Carlo Ancelotti. He made his final home start in Milan's 3-2 loss to Udinese on May 19, 2007, converting a penalty that marked his first Serie A goal since the 1991-92 season, and left the pitch near the end of the match to a standing ovation. After the match ended, his teammates entered the pitch wearing a replica of his jersey as a tribute.

Abilities

Attack = 79
Defence = 95
Balance = 95
Stamina = 91
T Spd = 85
Acc = 84
Resp = 97
Agility = 76
D Acc = 74
D Spd = 74
S P Acc = 79
S P Spd = 75
L P Acc = 81
L P Spd = 82
S Acc = 73
S Pow = 89
S Tech = 71
F/K Acc = 70
Curl = 74
Header = 94
Jump = 92
Tech = 86
Agg = 75
Men = 91
G/K Sk = 50
T/W Ab = 92
Cond/Fit = 8
W/F Acc = 6
W/F Freq = 5
Special Abilities
*Reaction
*Marking
*Covering
*DF Control
*Sliding Tackle

3/ Paolo MALDINI

Paolo Maldini (born 26 June 1968 in Milan) is an Italian footballer who plays for Serie A club A.C. Milan. The son of Cesare Maldini, he has spent his entire career with Milan, and is the most-selected player in both the history of the club and Serie A. He played at the left back position for the majority of his career and has played the centre back position since 2002, but he made several appearances at left back in the 2007-08 season. Maldini made his league debut on 20 January 1985, at the age of sixteen, against Udinese Calcio as a halftime substitution for the injured Sergio Battistini.[1][2] It would be his only league appearance of the campaign, but he was in the starting eleven the following season. The 1987–88 Scudetto marked Maldini's first major trophy, and the first of seven league titles, with the club.[3] He was also part of AC Milan's undefeated "Dream Team" from the late 1980s to the early 1990s. In addition to winning his third Champions League and reaching the 1994 FIFA World Cup final, Maldini became the first defender ever to win World Soccer magazine's annual World Player of the Year Award. During his acceptance speech, Maldini called his milestone "a particular matter of pride because defenders generally receive so much less attention from fans and the media than goalscorers. We are more in the engine room rather than taking the glory." He then singled out Milan captain Franco Baresi as a player who "really [deserved] to receive the sort of award I have received.”. Maldini played his 600th Serie A match on 13 May 2007, in a 1–1 draw at Calcio Catania On 25 September 2005, Maldini broke Dino Zoff's Serie A appearance record after playing his 571st league match against Treviso F.B.C.; seven days earlier, he had played his 800th game in all competitions for Milan. On February 16, 2008, Maldini reached 1,000 senior games with AC Milan and Italy when he entered as a substitute against Parma. Maldini has participated in eight UEFA Champions League finals during the course of his career, which is more than any other active player, and close to the record held by Francisco Gento. He has lifted the trophy five times, the latest coming in Milan's 2-1 victory over Liverpool in the 2007 CL final on 23 May 2007, in Athens. In an interview with ESPN that aired prior to the broadcast of the 2007 final, he labeled the 2005 final, which Milan lost on penalties to Liverpool in extra time after blowing a 3–0 lead, the worst moment of his career, even though he had scored the fastest-ever goal in a European Clubs' Cup final just 51 seconds into the match, in the process also becoming the oldest player ever to score in a final.

Abilities:

Attack = 81
Defence = 99
Balance = 93
Stamina = 91
T Spd = 86
Acc = 88
Resp = 91
Agility = 86
D Acc = 84
D Spd = 86
S P Acc = 80
S P Spd = 79
L P Acc = 87
L P Spd = 86
S Acc = 78
S Pow = 87
S Tech = 78
F/K Acc = 70
Curl = 74
Header = 90
Jump = 86
Tech = 89
Agg = 75
Men = 99
G/K Sk = 50
T/W Ab = 98
Cond/Fit = 8
W/F Acc = 8
W/F Freq = 8

Special Abilities
*Reaction
*Postioning
*Playmaking
*Marking
*Covering
*DF Control
*Sliding Tackle

4/ Marcel DESAILLY

Marcel Desailly (born September 7, 1968 in Accra, Ghana as Odenke Abbey) is a former French footballer and star of the France national football team squad, with whom he won the 1998 FIFA World Cup and Euro 2000. He also enjoyed a distinguished career at club level with several major European clubs. Born as Odenke Abbey to Ghanaian parents, Marcel had his name changed when his mother married a French diplomat who adopted all the children. He arrived in France as a 4-year-old and began his career at FC Nantes, turning professional in 1986. In 1992, he moved to Olympique de Marseille, and won the European Cup the following year. In 1994, while a member of A.C. Milan, he again won the Cup, being the first player to win the Cup in consecutive seasons with different clubs. (Desailly's team had defeated Milan in the 1993 Champions League final, also making him the first player to transfer to the Final's opposing side, a claim which is clearly untrue as Raymond Kopa had done the same in 1957.) During his time in Milan he won two Italian league titles, in 1994 and 1996. Although he prefers to be a defender, he also played midfield for some time. Desailly then moved to the English club Chelsea, where he played centre-back until the end of the 2003-04 season. After Euro 2004, he retired from international football as the all-time leader in appearances for France (116). Desailly's record has since been surpassed by fellow defender Lilian Thuram.Desailly is considered one of the most accomplished players of the game and one of the best players of the past two decades, having won virtually every major team award. He is currently a UNICEF ambassador to Ghana and is being mentioned as a possible candidate for the coaching position of Ghana's national team.

Abilities:

Attack = 60
Defence = 94
Balance = 97
Stamina = 88
T Spd = 81
Acc = 82
Resp = 92
Agility = 75
D Acc = 76
D Spd = 72
S P Acc = 87
S P Spd = 85
L P Acc = 86
L P Spd = 84
S Acc = 71
S Pow = 91
S Tech = 77
F/K Acc = 64
Curl = 65
Header = 93
Jump = 88
Tech = 87
Agg = 65
Men = 95
G/K Sk = 50
T/W Ab = 90
Cond/Fit = 7
W/F Acc = 5
W/F Freq = 5

Special Abilities

*Playmaking
*Pass
*Marking
*Covering
*DF Control
*Sliding Tackle

6/ Franco BARESI

Baresi led the AC Milan team and its defence for the best part of a decade; a period during which Milan's defence was considered by many observers to be one of the best back fours in the history of football, consisting of Baresi, Paolo Maldini, Alessandro Costacurta and Mauro Tassotti. He is also one of the few players who spent his entire career at one club, AC Milan, for whom he played 532 games, scoring 16 goals. He retired from playing in 1997 aged 37. With Milan, Baresi won six scudetti (Serie A league titles) and three European Cups. He mentored defensive partner Paolo Maldini in his later years, whose career has followed a similar path. His #6 jersey was retired by the club, a rarity for Italian football. After a short spell as Director of Football at Fulham, Baresi returned to Milan as a youth team coach in 2002. Baresi played in two World Cups for Italy. Baresi was part of the 1982 World Cup squad in Spain aged 22 as substitute of another great defender, Gaetano Scirea, but didn't play. His international debut came later that year in a match against Romania. He also missed the 1986 tournament and made his World Cup debut in 1990 when Italy were the hosts. The Azzurri lost to Argentina in the semi-finals, but went on to beat England in the third place play off. He was rather unlucky to have been playing at a time when Scirea was still active in the Italian National Team as both of them were world class defenders and legends in the game, hence his few caps which most were gained when Scirea had retired from the Azzuri. In the 1994 World Cup he was one step closer to lifting the trophy, losing to Brazil in the final. Despite missing four matches after being injured in Italy's group match against Norway, he underwent emergency surgery and returned to captain the team in the final. He missed the first penalty in the shootout after the 0-0 full-time and extra-time score. He was also a member of the Italian squad that finished fourth at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, California.

Abilities:

Attack = 77
Defence = 99
Balance = 95
Stamina = 96
T Spd = 87
Acc = 86
Resp = 96
Agility = 87
D Acc = 86
D Spd = 80
S P Acc = 87
S P Spd = 88
L P Acc = 94
L P Spd = 93
S Acc = 86
S Pow = 90
S Tech = 88
F/K Acc = 75
Curl = 78
Header = 93
Jump = 90
Tech = 90
Agg = 73
Men = 99
G/K Sk = 50
T/W Ab = 98
Cond/Fit = 8
W/F Acc = 7
W/F Freq = 6

Special Abilities
*Reaction
*Postioning
*Playmaking
*Pass
*Marking
*Covering
*DF Control
*Sliding Tackle

12/ Fulvio COLLOVATI

Fulvio Collovati (born May 9, 1957) is an Italian former footballer, who played defense. He was a stopper and also played on the international level, winning the 1982 FIFA World Cup. Collovati was born in Teor, in the province of Udine. Brought up through the A.C. Milan youth academy, he debuted in Serie A with the rossoneri in the 1976-77 season, in which he played eleven times and even won the Coppa Italia. In the next season he played more regularly (25 appearances, 1 goal) but his definitive moment came in 1978-79 in which, thanks to his 27 appearances, he won the scudetto. It was one of the few joys he had at Milan, because in 1979-80 Milan was relegated to the Serie B for sports betting. Unlike other players, Collovati stayed on with Milan in the Serie B and played 36 games scoring two goals. Back in Serie A the next season, Milan surprisingly was relegated again but this time for their onfield exploits: this time Collovati (who in the meantime was called up to the Nazionale) decided to join rival Inter Milan. In his first year with the nerazzurri (1982-83), he won the Coppa Italia and played in 28 games. At Inter he was always a mainstay in the defense, but in September of 1986 he wanted to be closer to his hometown of Udine and he went to play for Udinese Calcio, where he only stayed for one season (20 games, 2 goals). He ended his career after two years at A.S. Roma (1987-88 and 1988-89) and four at Genoa C.F.C. (from 1989-90 to 1992-93), all in Serie A. In his international career, Collovati played 50 games and scored 3 goals: he debuted February 24, 1979 in Italy-Netherlands (3-0) and he scored his first Azzurri goal on February 16, 1980 during Italy-Romania (2-1). Collovati was a protagonist at the 1982 World Cup in Spain where Italy won the World Cup for a third time. He is now an analyst for Italian station RAI.

Abilities:

Attack = 60
Defence = 85
Balance = 91
Stamina = 88
T Spd = 85
Acc = 86
Resp = 86
Agility = 86
D Acc = 81
D Spd = 84
S P Acc = 75
S P Spd = 80
L P Acc = 75
L P Spd = 83
S Acc = 76
S Pow = 85
S Tech = 78
F/K Acc = 66
Curl = 65
Header = 90
Jump = 89
Tech = 75
Agg = 71
Men = 88
G/K Sk = 50
T/W Ab = 90
Cond/Fit = 7
W/F Acc = 5
W/F Freq = 6

Special Abilities
*Marking
*Sliding Tackle

13/ Mauro TASSOTTI
Mauro Tassotti (born January 19, 1960 in Rome) is an Italian former football player. He played for seventeen years with A.C. Milan, mostly at right back but could also fill in at centre back if required. He was a renowned hard-man in the mould of the toughest and most infamous of all international defenders, as countryman Claudio Gentile, as he earned many yellow and red cards during his career. At club level Tassotti was part of AC Milan's legendary and all-conquering team of the late 80's and early 90's. During the team's peak Tassotti was a key component of an almost insurmountable defence, playing alongside other club greats: Franco Baresi, Paolo Maldini and Alessandro Costacurta. He won the European Cup with the club in 1989, 1990 and 1994. For Italy, Tassotti did not win his first cap until the age of 32, under Arrigo Sacchi. This is partly because of an abundance of other world class Italian defenders at the time, as he was constantly overlooked by Sacchi's predecessor, Azeglio Vicini, despite the player's excellent club performances. Tassotti played in one World Cup, the 1994 FIFA World Cup in the U.S.. In the 2-1 quarterfinal win against Spain he viciously elbowed Luis Enrique in the face and was banned for eight games. The elbowing was so bad that Enrique reportedly lost a pint of blood from his face as a result.

TASSOTTI

Abilities:
Attack = 65
Defence = 90
Balance = 91
Stamina = 88
T Spd = 85
Acc = 86
Resp = 90
Agility = 85
D Acc = 79
D Spd = 78
S P Acc = 72
S P Spd = 76
L P Acc = 80
L P Spd = 84
S Acc = 80
S Pow = 80
S Tech = 82
F/K Acc = 72
Curl = 75
Header = 75
Jump = 87
Tech = 85
Agg = 81
Men = 93
G/K Sk = 50
T/W Ab = 92
Cond/Fit = 6
W/F Acc = 6
W/F Freq = 6

Special Abilities

*Reaction
*Marking
*DF Control
*Sliding Tackle

30 - Thomas Lund HELVEG

Thomas Lund Helveg (born June 24, 1971) is a Danish professional football (soccer) player, a defensive midfielder and defender who plays for Odense Boldklub (OB) in the Danish Superliga. The most prominent period of his career was his five years with AC Milan, with whom he won the Serie A and the UEFA Champions League.A rock in the defense of the Denmark national football team since his debut in April 1994, Helveg was named 1994 Danish Player of the Year. He has compiled 108 caps for the Danish national team, and is thereby the second most capped player for Denmark. He has played for his country under three different national coaches, and has participated in two World Cup and three European Championship tournaments.
AR/SAC/MDF/ML
28 ans
DANEMARK
180/81
Droitier
Tolérance blessure B

Couleur de peau : 1
Longueur de tête : -3
Largeur de tête : -1
Visage Préfait : Type 100
Yeux : 1-1/2 Bleu 2
Coupe de cheveux : Spéciale 176 /Couleur 56
Moustache : 80/Couleur Cheveux

Abilities:
65
89
86
96
85
87
89
80
72
77
85
75
87
85
75
75
77
72
73
75
68
77
66
80
50
88
8
6
6

Special Ability
Marking
Sliding
Covering

15/ Jaap Stam

Jakob "Jaap" Stam (born July 17, 1972 in Kampen in the Netherlands) is a retired Dutch football player. His nicknames are amongst others De rots van Kampen (The rock from Kampen), The Bald Gladiator and The Dutch Destroyer. He was twice voted best defender in the 1999 and 2000 UEFA Champions League. Stam started his career with local amateur football club DOS Kampen. On August 15, 1992, Stam made his professional debut for FC Zwolle in a 1-1 draw against SC Heracles in the Eerste Divisie. He became a first team regular right away and moved to Eredivisie side Cambuur Leeuwarden for the following season, but relegated in his first season which brought him back into the Eerste Divisie. Two seasons at Cambuur earned him a transfer to Eredivisie side Willem II. At Willem II he impressed at the Eredivisie level straight away, which meant his final breakthrough. A shock 1-0 home victory over Ajax led to Stam's transfer to PSV Eindhoven in the same season in which they eventually won the KNVB Cup, his first professional trophy.Stam joined AC Milan after Euro 2004. On January 30, 2006, it was announced that he would return to the Eredivisie and play for Ajax, where he signed a two-year contract. This came as a surprise to many, as it was expected he would return to either his former club PSV Eindhoven, or SC Heerenveen.

Abilities

Attack = 70
Defence = 95
Balance = 97
Stamina = 90
T Spd = 87
Acc = 88
Resp = 91
Agility = 85
D Acc = 78
D Spd = 75
S P Acc = 79
S P Spd = 75
L P Acc = 80
L P Spd = 81
S Acc = 65
S Pow = 90
S Tech = 67
F/K Acc = 73
Curl = 70
Header = 91
Jump = 93
Tech = 75
Agg = 79
Men = 83
G/K Sk = 50
T/W Ab = 91
Cond/Fit = 7
W/F Acc = 6
W/F Freq = 5

Special Abilities

*Marking
*Sliding Tackle
*Covering
*DF Control

16/ CAFU

Marcos Evangelista de Moraes (born June 7, 1970 in São Paulo), better known as Cafu, is a two-time FIFA World Cup winning Brazilian footballer. Cafu is the correct spelling of his name (as opposed to Cafú). He was given this nickname due to his speed up and down the right flank which was reminiscent of Cafuringa, a legendary Brazilian forward from the 1970s. Cafu was named by Pelé as one of the top 125 greatest living footballers in March 2004. He is best known for his tireless overlapping runs. It was during this time, however, that São Paulo youth coach Telê Santana became Cafu's mentor. He suggested that Cafu move from the midfield to wingback, a spot into which Cafu made the transition with ease despite never previously playing the position. He had soon anchored onto the first team, as São Paulo FC won back-to-back Copa Libertadores in 1992 and 1993. In 1994, he was named the South American Footballer of the Year. Cafu began the 1995 season with Brazil squad Juventude but finished in Spain with Real Zaragoza, winning the '95 Cup Winners' Cup with the latter.After a brief stint back in Brazil with Palmeiras in 1996, Cafu returned to Europe once again the next year, this time with AS Roma, and won the Scudetto in 2001. It was during his tenure at Roma that Cafu earned the nickname Il Pendolino ("The Express Train" or "The Commuter"). Despite making the Coppa Italia final in 2003 with Roma, he moved to AC Milan after turning down a move to Japan with Yokohama F. Marinos. With the Rossoneri, he won his second career Scudetto in 2004, and played in his first UEFA Champions League final in 2005.Despite his success with Milan, he continues to hold fond memories of his Roma years, and it was for that reason that on March 4, 2007 - the day after Milan eliminated Celtic F.C. in the first knockout round of the 2006-07 Champions League - he candidly revealed in a UEFA.com chat that he did not want Milan to be drawn against the Giallorossi in the quarterfinal round. He got his wish, as Milan were drawn against Bayern Munich. Milan's successful CL campaign saw Cafu finally pick up a long-awaited winners' medal. Cafu signed a contract extension in May 2007 that will keep him with Milan until June 2008. On May 16, 2008 it was announced that Cafu and compatriot Serginho will be leaving Milan at the end of the season. In Cafu's last game of his Milan career, and maybe his footballing career, he scored a goal in their 4-1 victory over Udinese. On May 19, 2008, Cafu indicated that Milan's Vice-President Adriano Galliani has opened the doors to him to return to work for the club.

Abilities
Attack: 88
Defence: 78
Balance: 90
Stamina: 95
Top Sp: 89
Acceleration: 91
Response: 91
Agility: 88
Drib Acc: 92
Drib Speed: 89
S-P Acc: 79
S-P Speed: 80
L-P Acc: 87
L-P Speed: 89
Shot Acc: 81
Shot Power: 93
Shot Tech: 81
F Kick: 78
Curling: 82
Header: 84
Jump: 82
Technique: 93
Aggress: 91
Mental: 90
Keeper Skill: 50
Team Work: 96
Condition: 8
Wk Acc: 5
Wk Freq: 5

Special Abilities

*Playmaking
*Side
*Outside
*Marking
*Sliding Tackle

31/ LEONARDO

Leonardo Nascimento de Araújo, known simply as Leonardo (born September 5, 1969 in Niterói, Brazil), is a retired football midfielder, who played for the Brazil. He played in the 1994 FIFA World Cup winning side, as well as the runners up side in the 1998 . Later that year, he made the switch to European football, signing with the Spanish club Valencia CF. After two seasons with Valencia, he returned to Brazil for a brief stint with São Paulo in 1993, during which time the team won several titles, including the prestigious Toyota Cup.Leonardo made his international debut in 1990. He was selected as a leftback for the 1994 World Cup, keeping the young Roberto Carlos out of the team, much to his chagrin. Leonardo played very well in the first games but was then given a four match suspension for elbowing the American midfielder Tab Ramos, resulting in a broken Malar bone. Leonardo personally apologized to Ramos, saying the vicious blow was quite unintentional. His suspension prevented him from playing the rest of the games of the World Cup. It was the second longest ban imposed in World Cup history. In 1994, after the World Cup, Leonardo signed with the Kashima Antlers of the newly-formed J. League. Leonardo continued his success in Kashima, again playing with his idol and friend Zico. In 1996, he returned to Europe, this time signing with French club Paris St Germain, where he again proved to be successful, one of his goals helping them to oust Liverpool FC out of the semi-finals of the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup. At this point in his career, Leonardo had mostly stopped playing as a leftback and moved into the midfield, sometimes on the left, sometimes as a playmaker. In 1997, Leonardo was given the #10 shirt for the national team. He was an important member of the team that won the Copa America in 1997. The following year, Leonardo played all seven games in his second 1998 FIFA World Cup, helping Brazil to a second-place finish. In the second opening round match against Morocco, he netted one shot and began celebrating, but was later called off-side. The previous year, 1997 he signed with Italian team AC Milan, for 8.5 million euros from Paris St Germain, and thus becoming a permanent attacking midfielder and becoming a prominent part of Milans star-studded lineup. He played four full seasons, scoring 62 goals and playing 177 games for Milan, placing himself amongst the greatest Rossoneri legends of all time, before returning to Brazil with São Paulo FC and Flamengo. He later returned to AC Milan and finished his career with them in 2003. He was last selected to play for Brazil in the 2002 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign and ended his career with 60 caps and 18 goals for Brazil.

Abilities

Attack: 87
Defence: 70
Balance: 89
Stamina: 87
Top Sp: 89
Acceleration: 88
Response: 92
Agility: 88
Drib Acc: 87
Drib Speed: 90
S-P Acc: 86
S-P Speed: 84
L-P Acc: 87
L-P Speed: 89
Shot Acc: 82
Shot Power: 92
Shot Tech: 90
F Kick: 83
Curling: 89
Header: 73
Jump: 80
Technique: 93
Aggress: 86
Mental: 90
Keeper Skill: 50
Team Work: 86
Condition: 8
Wk Acc: 4
Wk Freq: 4

Special Abilities

*Passing
*Side
*Outside
*Shooting from distance
*Sliding Tackle

5/ Frank RIJKAARD
Franklin Edmundo "Frank" Rijkaard (born September 30, 1962 in Amsterdam) is a Dutch football manager and former player. Rijkaard has played for AFC Ajax, Real Zaragoza and AC Milan, and represented his national side 73 times, scoring 10 goals. On May 8, 2008, it was announced he would leave his managerial post at F.C Barcelona at the end of the season and be replaced by Barcelona B coach Josep Guardiola. His mother is Dutch and his father is Afro-Surinamese. His five seasons at Milan made him a legend. It was coach Arrigo Sacchi who saw Rijkaard as playing a pivotal role at Milan and transformed the central defender into a world class holding midfielder, where the Dutchman's aggressive style would go on to influence the likes of Patrick Vieira to replicate in future years. Playing alongside fellow country-men Marco van Basten and Ruud Gullit, Rijkaard won the European Cup twice (in 1989 against Steaua Bucharest and 1990, against Benfica) and the domestic Serie A championship twice. He was also believed to have apologized to Cruijff while at Milan. Rijkaard's temperament though, was still in question, as became evident when he spat multiple times on Rudi Völler during the 1990 FIFA World Cup, which the Dutch entered as favourites. Whilst the incident made him a hero in many countries (particularly the UK, where Youtube footage of this incident remains popular viewing) the Netherlands went on to lose the match, fitting for a tournament that was marred by a pre-tournament coach change and an underperforming squad. Rijkaard's spitting on Rudi Völler earned him the media nickname of "the llama".

Abilities:

Attack = 81
Defence = 94
Balance = 99
Stamina = 90
T Spd = 85
Acc = 85
Resp = 94
Agility = 87
D Acc = 86
D Spd = 89
S P Acc = 85
S P Spd = 86
L P Acc = 87
L P Spd = 86
S Acc = 87
S Pow = 93
S Tech = 86
F/K Acc = 85
Curl = 86
Header = 94
Jump = 92
Tech = 87
Agg = 82
Men = 95
G/K Sk = 50
T/W Ab = 97
Cond/Fit = 8
W/F Acc = 6
W/F Freq = 7

Special Abilities

*Reaction
*Playmaking
*Positioning
*Sliding Tackle
*Centre
*Outside
*Marking

8/ Ruud GULLIT
Ruud Gullit (born as Ruud Dil, September 1, 1962 in Amsterdam) is a Dutch football coach and former player, who played professionally in the 1980s and 1990s. He was a member of the Netherlands national team that was victorious at Euro 88 and was also a member of the squad for the 1990 World Cup. He was named the European Footballer of the Year in 1987 and the World Soccer Player of the Year in 1987 and 1989. He was a versatile player, playing in numerous positions during his career. He is currently the Manager of the Los Angeles Galaxy in Major League Soccer after taking over from Frank Yallop in November 2007. Silvio Berlusconi signed Gullit for AC Milan in 1987, paying the then record fee of ƒ17 million ((€7.7 million, £6million)) as a replacement for Ray Wilkins. Among his teammates at that club were compatriots Marco van Basten and Frank Rijkaard, along with Paolo Maldini and Franco Baresi. When he arrived at Milan, Gullit initially struggled to settle as he spoke no Italian and was unused to living in a foreign country.[9] However, Gullit's first season at Milan saw the club win Scudetto for the first time in 9 years, under coach Arrigo Sacchi. He was initially used on the right of an attacking trio alongside Van Basten and Pietro Virdis, but after an injury to Van Basten it was changed to a front two. The following season Milan built on their domestic success by adding the European Cups to their list of honours. Their scintillating 5-0 demolition of Real Madrid in the semi-final second leg came at a cost, as Gullit suffered an injury and required surgery to be fit in time for the final. That performance was followed by a 4-0 victory over Steaua Bucharest in the 1989 final with Gullit scoring two crucial goals. The following year Milan retained the trophy as they defeated Benfica in the 1990 final. Gullit's exploits with first PSV and then Milan helped him win the European Footballer of the Year award in 1987 which he dedicated to Nelson Mandela.[10] However, serious injuries sustained to the ligaments of his right knee limited Gullit's playing time and he managed just 2 domestic games in the 1989-90 season. In 1990-1 Milan's pursuit of a third consecutive European Cup was cut short by Olympique de Marseille at the semi-final stage. Having drawn the first leg at the San Siro, Milan trailed to a Chris Waddle goal with little time remaining when the floodlights went out. After a short delay the lighting was restored, but Milan had returned to their dressing room and refused to return to complete the game. UEFA awarded Marseille a 3-0 victory and expelled Milan from all European competitions for the following season. While Milan continued their domestic dominance by winning Serie A in both 1991-2 (a season in which they went undefeated) and 1992-3, Gullit's position was an increasingly peripheral one. This was demonstrated by his omission from the UEFA Champions League Final 1993 final as under the UEFA rules clubs were only allowed to field 3 foreigners.

Attack = 93
Defence = 68
Balance = 97
Stamina = 88
T Spd = 90
Acc = 89
Resp = 92
Agility = 93
D Acc = 94
D Spd = 89
S P Acc = 93
S P Spd = 90
L P Acc = 92
L P Spd = 91
S Acc = 90
S Pow = 94
S Tech = 97
F/K Acc = 88
Curl = 88
Header = 97
Jump = 93
Tech = 92
Agg = 94
Men = 91
G/K Sk = 50
T/W Ab = 96
Cond/Fit = 7
W/F Acc = 6
W/F Freq = 7

Special Ability-
* Dribbling
* Post Player
* Playmaker
* Pass
* Scoring
*Centre
* 1 vs 1 score
* Outside

Gerhard HANAPPI :

Description : Hanappi commença au milieu de terrain avant de se fixer au poste d'arrière gauche. 93 fois sélectionnés avec l'équipe nationale autrichienne, Hanappi joua au Waker Vienne, mais surtout au Rapid de Vienne ou il resta 17 ans.

AR/MDF
25 ans
AUTRICHE
181/75
Droitier

Couleur de peau : 1
Longueur tête : -6
Largeur tête : +4
Emplacement Général : -2
Sourcils : 26/-3/-3/+1
Yeux : 16/0/-1/-3/-1/1-3/2 Bleu 2
Nez : 2/+3/+3
Joues : 7/+3
Bouche : 8/0/0
Mâchoire : 2/-2/+1
Coupe de cheveux : Raide 1/1/1/1/Couleur 9

Capacités :
80
91
92
88
83
86
92
86
81
77
86
83
80
78
79
82
74
70
73
83
90
89
74
95
50
95
7
6
6

Capacités spéciales :
Passeur
Couverture
Defense en ligne

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10/ Gianni Rivera
Giovanni ("Gianni") Rivera (born August 18, 1943 in Alessandria) is a former Italian football player who was awarded the European Footballer of the Year prize in 1969. He is currently a politician. During his playing days, he was renowned for his passing range and vision. Nicknamed il golden boy of Italian football, Rivera was the product of Alessandria's youth football academy and made his debut in Serie A for Alessandria against Internazionale on June 2, 1959 at the age of only fifteen years. He played 26 matches for his first club, in which he scored 6 goals. After one year, he was bought by AC Milan to replace Juan Schiaffino with a record transfer fee for that time, $200,000; he was only sixteen years old. In 1962 he won the first scudetto with AC Milan and on May 13, 1962, at eighteen, he played his first match for the Italian national team against West Germany at the World Cup in Chile, a game that finished with a goalless draw, 0-0. Due to their win of the 1962 scudetto, AC Milan qualified for the European Cup in 1962, a European Cup which they finally won, beating Benfica 2-1 in the final with Rivera in great form as he was awarded second place in the famous Ballon d'or award, which was won by the Russian goalkeeper Lev Yashin. In the 1967/1968 season, Rivera won with AC Milan both the title and the Cup Winners' Cup. In 1968, he played for Italy as they won at the European Championship. Sadly, he missed the Final match against Yugoslavia through injury he received at the semi-final against Soviet Union. Next season, Rivera took AC Milan to win the Champions Cup as he finally got the Ballon d'or award. He played with the Squadra Azzurra (Italian national team) in the 1970 FIFA World Cup hosted by Mexico, where they reached the final, losing against Brazil, 4-1. The Italian coach at the 1970 World Cup Final, Ferruccio Valcareggi, believed that Gianni Rivera and his teammate Sandro Mazzola could not co-exist on the same field. Although Gianni Rivera was the most famous of the two, Valcareggi elected to start Mazzola. However, by 2nd round, the Italian offense failed to sparkle. Valcareggi devised a solution he called "staffetta" (relay) to play both players. Mazzola would start in the first half while Rivera would come in at halftime. With this strategy, Rivera helped to beat the host Mexico in the quarterfinal and West Germany in the semifinal, in which Rivera played a major role in one of the best matches in World Cup history, scoring the goal of the success of Italy (4-3). However, in the final against Brazil, Valcareggi did not use Rivera until there were only 8 minutes left in the game, despite Rivera being the hero of the past two matches. He also played in the 1974 FIFA World Cup when the Italians were knocked out by Poland, 2-1. That was the end of Rivera's career at the national team for which he played in 60 games, scoring 14 goals. Rivera took AC Milan in two Cup Winners' Cup finals, one in 1973 and another in 1974; the first one was won and the second lost. With the red-and-black team, he also won two consecutive Italian titles, in 1972 and 1973. AC Milan also won several Italian Cups in the 70's but were missing Rivera in most of them, as he was banned because of his statements against Italian referees. Rivera won the last scudetto of his playing career in 1979 with AC Milan, this also being the tenth title for "The Devils". In total, he played for AC Milan in 501 Serie A matches and scored 160 goals. After retirement, Rivera became a vice-president at the club. When Silvio Berlusconi bought the club in 1986, he left and entered the Italian political life, being one of the members of the Italian Parliament. He served as an under-secretary for defense under Romano Prodi's government. He was named by Pelé as one of the top 125 greatest living footballers in March 2004. He currently is a Member of the European Parliament for the Uniti nell'Ulivo party.
Abilities:
Attack = 90
Defence = 55
Balance = 90
Stamina = 84
T Spd = 89
Acc = 87
Resp = 91
Agility = 87
D Acc = 96
D Spd = 88
S P Acc = 94
S P Spd = 93
L P Acc = 91
L P Spd = 93
S Acc = 92
S Pow = 89
S Tech = 96
F/K Acc = 93
Curl = 92
Header = 84
Jump = 81
Tech = 95
Agg = 90
Men = 93
G/K Sk = 50
T/W Ab = 96
Cond/Fit = 7
W/F Acc = 6
W/F Freq = 4

Special Abilities

*Dribbling
*Playmaking
*Positioning
* Pass
*Centre
*Outside
*1 – Touch Pass
* 1 vs 1 score

17/ Cesare MALDINI

Maldini was born in Trieste, Venezia Giulia. He lifted the European Cup with A.C. Milan in 1963 as team captain. He served as an assistant coach on the 1982 FIFA World Cup-winning Italian side. He coached the Italian Under-21 side for ten years, winning the European Under-21 Football Championship on the tournament record of three occasions. He was then called up to lead the senior national team, and helped the team qualify for the 1998 FIFA World Cup, captained by his son Paolo. Italy advanced to the quarter-finals where they were eliminated by hosts France on penalties after a scoreless draw. Maldini resigned after the tournament due to media criticism of his ultra-defensive tactics. Maldini became coach of Paraguay's national team in January 2002. His appointment caused some controversy as domestic managers were overlooked (prompting the managers union to try to unsuccessfully expel him for immigration breeches), and because he spoke little Spanish. Maldini nonetheless had the support of star goalkeeper Jose Luis Chilavert and several other senior players.[1] He led the team to qualify for the 2002 World Cup hosted by South Korea and Japan, becoming the oldest coach in the tournament at the age of 70. (His son Paolo captained Italy in the same tournament.) Despite missing Chilavert for the first two games due to suspension, Paraguay advanced to the knockout round. They were eliminated by eventual finalists Germany by an 89th minute goal. The experienced coach returned to A.C. Milan as a scout for young talent for the Rossoneri. He is currently a sports analyst for Al-Jazeera sports channel, with Alessandro Altobelli.

SAC/AR/MDF
26 ans
ITALIE
180/80
Droitier

Couleur de peau : 1
Longueur de la peau : +7
Largeur de la peau : -3
Emplacement Général : -2
Sourcils : 26/-3/-3/-2
Yeux : 31/+1/-1/+1/0/1/Gris foncé 2
Nez : 1/+3/+1
Joues : 7/-1
Bouche : 3/+3/+1
Mâchoire : 3/-3/+1
Coupe de cheveux : Raide 1, 1, 13, 1/Couleur 11

Abilities:

Attack = 78
Defence = 92
Balance = 90
Stamina = 84
T Spd = 83
Acc = 85
Resp = 96
Agility = 82
D Acc = 83
D Spd = 84
S P Acc = 92
S P Spd = 85
L P Acc = 80
L P Spd = 85
S Acc = 82
S Pow = 89
S Tech = 81
F/K Acc = 67
Curl = 62
Header = 94
Jump = 95
Tech = 85
Agg = 93
Men = 94
G/K Sk = 50
T/W Ab = 91
Cond/Fit = 7
W/F Acc = 5
W/F Freq = 4

Special Abilities

*Positioning
* Pass
*Centre
*Marking
*Sliding Tackle

18/ Zvonimir BOBAN

Zvonimir Boban [ˈzʋɔnimir ˈbɔban] (born October 8, 1968) is a Croatian former football midfielder who played most of his professional career for Serie A club AC Milan and was a member of the Croatia national team, which he captained to third place at the 1998 FIFA World Cup. He was a playmaker well known for his passing range and vision . Boban started his career with Dinamo Zagreb. In the now-infamous game against Red Star Belgrade in May 1990 , he attacked a policeman who was beating a Dinamo supporter when a riot broke out between the fans. This incident made Boban a national hero in Croatia. AC Milan signed him in 1991, immediately loaning him to AS Bari, as they felt he needed time to settle in Italy without counting as one of the 3 non-Italian players the club was limited to at the time. After one season, he was brought back to the Milan squad. He stayed in the club for 9 seasons, and enjoyed great successes with them. He helped the team win the 1994 Champions League title and become runners-up in 1995. He won 4 Serie A titles with Milan as well. In August 2001, with his role at Milan diminished, he was loaned to Celta de Vigo, where he played in only four matches. Unhappy with his role as a substitute he retired in October 2001 and finished his last season earlier then he intended.

Abilities:

Attack = 88
Defence = 79
Balance = 93
Stamina = 83
T Spd = 85
Acc = 84
Resp = 91
Agility = 89
D Acc = 97
D Spd = 89
S P Acc = 95
S P Spd = 90
L P Acc = 94
L P Spd = 93
S Acc = 89
S Pow = 93
S Tech = 94
F/K Acc = 94
Curl = 92
Header = 87
Jump = 82
Tech = 96
Agg = 90
Men = 91
G/K Sk = 50
T/W Ab = 89
Cond/Fit = 8
W/F Acc = 7
W/F Freq = 7

Special Abilities

*Dribbling
*Reaction
*Playmaking
* 1 vs 1 score
* Pass
* Midle Shoting
*Centre
*Outside
*Penalties

19/ Niels LIEDHOLM

Famous for being part of Sweden's "Gre-No-Li" trio of strikers along with Gunnar Gren and Gunnar Nordahl at A.C. Milan and the Swedish national team. As a coach, he was in charge of several teams in Italy, managing for nearly four decades. At the end of the 20th century Liedholm was voted the best Swedish player of the millennium by the readers of Swedens largest newspaper Aftonbladet. Liedholm joined his first club, IK Sleipner in 1942. In 1946, he joined IFK Norrköping, a bigger Swedish club with whom he won two Swedish league titles. During his time with Norrköping, he also earned 18 caps for the Swedish national team, winning the gold medal at the 1948 Summer Olympics. This eventually gave him the chance to join Milan in 1949. He made his Serie A debut on September 11, 1949 in a 3-1 win against Sampdoria. In his first season with Milan, the midfielder played 37 games and scored 18 goals. In 1951, Liedholm won the first of his four scudetto titles. Another three titles followed in 1955, 1957 and 1959. A player with a club that was having the best spell of its life up to that point, Liedholm also won the Latin Cup in 1951 and 1956 and was Captain of Milan in the 1958 European Cup Final against Real Madrid, losing 2-3 (aet). amous for his passing abilities, Liedholm was the creator of many of Gunnar Nordahl's goals. Nordahl still has the scoring record in Serie A with 225 goals in 257 games. According to legend, it took two years playing for Milan until Liedholm misplaced his first pass at the San Siro, the rarity prompting a five-minute ovation from the home crowd. Liedholm was also one of the first players to realise the importance of fitness to a good performance. Consequently, he put in many more hours of training than other players, saying himself that he did the 100 metres, 3000 metres, javelin, shot put and high jump twice a week. His club career would continue until he was almost 40.

MO / AI / ATT / SA
28 ans
SUEDE
Gaucher
182/81

Couleur de peau : 1
Longueur de tête : 0
Largeur de tête : -1
Emplacement Général : +1
Sourcils : 15 / -3 / +1 / +2
Yeux : 7 / 0 / -3 / 0 / +1 / 1-1 / 2 Brun 2
Nez : 2 / +1 / +1
Joues : 3 / +1
Bouche : 12 / +2 / 0
Mâchoire : 2 / 0 / +2
Coupe de cheveux : Raide 1 / 1 / 2 / 1 / Couleur 10

Abilities:

Attack = 90
Defence = 76
Balance = 92
Stamina = 88
T Spd = 83
Acc = 84
Resp = 89
Agility = 91
D Acc = 96
D Spd = 88
S P Acc = 99
S P Spd = 94
L P Acc = 96
L P Spd = 92
S Acc = 88
S Pow = 95
S Tech = 93
F/K Acc = 91
Curl = 93
Header = 89
Jump = 84
Tech = 97
Agg = 91
Men = 96
G/K Sk = 50
T/W Ab = 87
Cond/Fit = 7
W/F Acc = 8
W/F Freq = 8

Special Abilities

* Dribbling
* Tatical Dribling
* Playmaking
* Pass
* Midle Shoting
* Centre
* Outside
* Penalties

20/ Roberto DONADONI

Roberto Donadoni (born September 9, 1963 in Cisano Bergamasco, Province of Bergamo, Lombardy) is an Italian football manager and former player. He was an attacking midfielder or winger known for pace and technique. He was a pillar of the powerhouse A.C. Milan teams of the late 1980s and early 1990s and one of the pioneers of Major League Soccer, where he played two seasons for the NY/NJ MetroStars. This was followed by a spell as head coach of the Italian national football team, succeeding Marcello Lippi who resigned after having won the 2006 FIFA World Cup. In the 2008 European Championship campaign, with Donadoni as coach, Italy reached the quarter finals of the tournament, losing against Spain. On June 26, 2008 Donadoni was subsequently dismissed despite having signed a contract extension prior to the beginning of Euro 2008, using a clause in the contract which allowed termination if Italy does not reach the semi-final. He was replaced by Marcello Lippi who returned as national team manager.

Abilities:

Attack = 93
Defence = 45
Balance = 90
Stamina = 86
T Spd = 93
Acc = 90
Resp = 89
Agility = 91
D Acc = 94
D Spd = 93
S P Acc = 91
S P Spd = 92
L P Acc = 91
L P Spd = 90
S Acc = 91
S Pow = 92
S Tech = 90
F/K Acc = 94
Curl = 93
Header = 87
Jump = 90
Tech = 94
Agg = 90
Men = 85
G/K Sk = 50
T/W Ab = 87
Cond/Fit = 7
W/F Acc = 6
W/F Freq = 6

Special Abilities

* Dribbling
* Tatical Dribling
* Playmaking
* Pass
* Midle Shoting
*Centre
*Outside

21/ RIVALDO

Vítor Borba Ferreira (born April 19, 1972 in Paulista, Pernambuco), commonly known as Rivaldo, is regarded as one of the best Brazilian professional football players of all time, currently playing for AEK Athens in the Super League Greece. He most notably played five years with Catalan club FC Barcelona, with whom he won the 1998 and 1999 Spanish La Liga championship and the 1998 Copa del Rey. He was honoured as FIFA World Player of the Year and European Footballer of the Year in 1999. He was named by Pelé as one of the 125 Greatest Living Footballers at a FIFA Awards Ceremony in 2004. Between 1993 and 2003, Rivaldo played 74 matches and scored 34 goals for the Brazil national football team (A Seleção), and he was a very influential part of the 2002 FIFA World Cup winning Brazilian team. An attacking midfielder, he is known for his play-making capabilities, as well as his technique. He is also known for his bicycle kicks. After the Olympics, there was a dispute, and rather than Italy, Rivaldo moved to Spain as he joined Deportivo La Coruña in La Liga. He only stayed for one season, but nonetheless a very successful one for both him and the club. Rivaldo was the fourth best goal scorer of the season with 21 goals(tied) in 41 matches, as Deportivo finished third in the league. Rivaldo moved on to league rivals FC Barcelona in 1997, in a transfer deal securing Deportivo a 4000 million pesetas (around $26 million) transfer fee. In his first season at Barcelona, he was the second best goal scorer with 19 goals in 34 matches, as Barcelona won The Double of La Liga championship and Copa del Rey. Rivaldo returned to the Brazilian national team for the 1998 FIFA World Cup, where he scored three goals, including two in the 3-2 quarter-final win against Denmark. Rivaldo had not been a part of the triumphant Brazilian team at the 1997 Copa América tournament, but was a key player in the successful defence of that title at the 1999 Copa América. Rivaldo earned himself the distinction as top scorer of the tournament with 5 goals, one being the equaliser from a trademark free-kick in a 2-1 win over Argentina in the quarter finals, and two in the 3-0 victory over Uruguay in the final. He was named the Most Valuable Player of the tournament. In 1999, he won another La Liga title with Barcelona, and was again the second most scoring player in the league. In 1999, Rivaldo won both the FIFA World Player of the Year and European Footballer of the Year awards. In his third season in Barcelona, Rivaldo fell out with manager Louis van Gaal, when he insisted to play as a playmaker, and not on the left wing. Even though he had a strained relationship with van Gaal, Rivaldo went on to score 10 goals in the European UEFA Champions League tournament, as the club reached the semi-finals. Van Gaal was fired in June 2000. In the following 2000-01 season, Rivaldo was once again the second best goal scorer of the league. In the last game of the season, against Valencia CF, Rivaldo scored a hat-trick to win the game 3-2. His third goal was a bicycle kick from the edge of the area in the 90th minute of the game, and is regarded as one of his greatest goals ever in a combination of importance and skill.The win secured Barcelona a place in the following UEFA Champions League tournament. In June 2002, van Gaal returned to manage Barcelona. Rivaldo was released from his contract, and signed a three-year deal with the Italian Serie A club AC Milan. With Milan, he won the Italian Cup and the UEFA Champions League in the 2002-03 season. His time in Milan proved a mutually disappointing affair. He left the club after a season of very few starts, partly due to injury problems

Abilities:

Attack = 93
Defence = 46
Balance = 96
Stamina = 85
T Spd = 87
Acc = 94
Resp = 88
Agility = 91
D Acc = 98
D Spd = 87
S P Acc = 96
S P Spd = 91
L P Acc = 93
L P Spd = 91
S Acc = 93
S Pow = 95
S Tech = 98
F/K Acc = 94
Curl = 91
Header = 76
Jump = 75
Tech = 97
Agg = 85
Men = 79
G/K Sk = 50
T/W Ab = 76
Cond/Fit = 7
W/F Acc = 3
W/F Freq = 3

Special Abilities

* Dribbling
* Tatical Dribling
* Playmaking
* Pass
* 1 vs 1 score
* Midle Shoting
*Centre
*1 – Touch Pass
*Outside
*Penalties

22/ KAKA

Kaká began his club career with São Paulo at the age of eight. He signed a contract at 15 and led the SPFC youth squad to Copa de Juvenil glory. Kaká made his senior side debut in January 2001 and scored 12 goals in 27 appearances, in addition to leading São Paulo to its first and only Torneio Rio-São Paulo championship. He scored 10 in 22 matches the following season, and by this time his performance was soon attracting attention from European clubs. Kaká made totally 146 appearances for São Paulo scoring 58 times. AC Milan, fresh from winning the 2003 Champions League, brought him aboard in 2003 for $8.5 million, a fee described in hindsight as "peanuts" by club owner Silvio Berlusconi. Within a month, he cracked the starting lineup, and has remained there since. His Serie A debut was in a 2–0 Milan win at A.C. Ancona. He scored 10 goals in 30 appearances that season, as Milan won the Scudetto and the European Super Cup. Kaká was a part of the five-man midfield in the 2004–05 season, usually playing in a withdrawn role behind striker Andriy Shevchenko. He scored 7 goals in 36 domestic appearances as Milan finished runner-up to Juventus. Despite Milan losing the 2004–05 Champions League final to Liverpool F.C. on penalties, he was nonetheless voted the best midfielder of the tournament, and also finished ninth, with 19 votes, in the running for the 2005 Ballon D'Or. The 2005–06 season saw Kaká score his first hat-tricks in domestic and European competition. On April 9, 2006, he scored his first Rossoneri hat-trick against Chievo Verona. All three goals were scored in the second half. Seven months later, he scored his first Champions League hat-trick in a 4–1 group stage win over RSC Anderlecht. He finished as the top scorer in the 2006–07 CL campaign with ten goals, which proved a catalyst in steering Milan back to European success. One of them helped the Rossoneri beat Celtic FC 1–0 after extra time in the quarterfinals on a 1–0 aggregate, and three others proved fatal for Manchester United in the semifinals despite Milan losing the first leg. Following the convincing 3–0 second-leg defeat at the San Siro on May 2 that knocked out the English champions, Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson declared that Kaká was one of the two best players in the world, alongside his charge Cristiano Ronaldo.[8] The previous month, a panel of experts set up by Italian publication Gazzetta dello Sport proclaimed Kaká as the world's best footballer. Shevchenko also included his endorsement, while suggesting that Kaká deserved to win the Ballon D'Or. Kaká added the Champions League title to his trophy case for the first time when Milan defeated Liverpool F.C. 2–1 in Athens on May 23, 2007. Though he went scoreless, he won a free kick that led to the first of Filippo Inzaghi's two goals, and provided the assist for the second. For his stellar play throughout the competition, he was voted the Vodafone Fans' Player of the Season in a poll of over 100,000 UEFA.com visitors. In June 2007, German football publication Kicker named him the world's best player, with Cristiano Ronaldo and Ronaldinho finishing second and third, respectively, while he was also given this honor by UK publication The Times. On August 30, 2007, Kaká was named by UEFA as both the top forward of the 2006–07 CL season and Club Footballer of the Year. He played his 200th career match with Milan in a 1–1 home draw with Calcio Catania on September 30, 2007, and on October 5, he was named the 2006–07 FIFPro World Player of the Year. On December 2, 2007, Kaká was officially announced as the European Footballer of the Year, becoming the eighth Milan player in history to receive the honor. He finished with a decisive 444 votes, far ahead of runner-up Cristiano Ronaldo. Upon accepting the award in Paris, he said, "It was an exceptional year and the Ballon D'or crowns an extraordinary 2007...I want to thank God who allowed me to be here today. I thank my wife, my parents and Milan, the team that allowed me to win. I also thank my teammates, both at Milan and Brazil, and all of the fans." Due to his contributions on and off the pitch, Time magazine named Kaká in the Time 100, a list of the world's 100 most influential people, on 2 May 2008.

7/ Andreï SHEVCHENKO
Shevchenko born September 29, 1976, Dvirkivschyna, Kiev Oblast) is a Ukrainian football striker who plays for Chelsea in the English Premier League. In 2004, he won the Ballon D'or and was included in Pelé's FIFA 100. He is the third-highest goalscorer in the history of European club competition with 60, behind Gerd Müller and Filippo Inzaghi. In 1999, Shevchenko joined A.C. Milan for a then-record transfer fee of $25 million. He made his Serie A debut on 28 August 1999 in a 2-2 draw with U.S. Lecce. He became the first foreign player to win the Serie A scoring title in his debut season, finishing with 24 goals in 32 matches. Despite netting only five times in 24 matches, Shevchenko became the first Ukrainian-born player to win the Champions League after Milan lifted their sixth trophy in 2002-03. He scored the winning penalty in the shoot out against arch-rivals Juventus F.C. in the final, which had ended goalless after extra time. He was the Serie A scoring champion for the second time in his career the next season, again scoring 24 goals in 32 matches as Milan won the Scudetto for the first time in four years. Shevchenko capped off the year by being named the 2004 European Player of the Year, becoming the third Ukrainian player ever to win the award after Oleg Blokhin and Igor Belanov. He scored seventeen goals in the 2004–05 season after missing several games with a fractured cheekbone. Shevchenko made Champions League history the following season; on 23 November 2005, he scored all four goals in Milan's 4-0 group-stage drubbing of Fenerbahçe SK, becoming only the fifth player to accomplish this feat (his company includes Marco van Basten, Simone Inzaghi, Dado Pršo and Ruud van Nistelrooy). He scored his last Milan goal in the second leg of the quarterfinals as they eliminated Olympique Lyonnais after a last-minute comeback, but then fell to eventual winners Barcelona in the semifinals. On 8 February 2006, he became Milan's second all-time goalscorer, behind Gunnar Nordahl, after netting against Treviso.

Ability-
Attack: 96
Defence: 31
Balance: 92
Stamina: 87
Top Sp: 96
Accele: 95
Respnse: 93
Agility: 90
Drib Acc: 90
Drib Spd: 96
S-P Acc: 79
S-P Spd: 80
L-P Acc: 77
L-P Spd: 76
Sht Acc: 95
Sht Pwr: 94
ht Tech:96
F Kick: 87
Curling: 89
Header: 91
Jump: 87
Techniq: 93
Aggress: 96
Mental: 85
Kp Skill: 50
Tm Wrk: 85
Condit: 7
Wk Acc: 7
Wk Freq: 7

Special Abilites

Dribling
Reaction
Position
Scoring
1 Vs 1 Scoring
Lines
Shoting from distance
Center
Penalties
1 – Touch Pass

9/ Gunnar NORDAHL
Gunnar Nordahl was the most effective striker that ever played for AC Milan. His style of play was based on his enormous strength. Nordahl had another four brothers who also played football in the Swedish first division. He played in the Swedish first division at Degerfors and IFK Norkopping. His career landmarks during his time in the Swedish championship are the four championships titles won during the time he played for Norkopping and the seven goals scored against Landskrona in a championship match. He was first called to the Swedish national team in 1945. In 1948 he became the top scorer of the Olympic Games football tournament with seven goals, where he helped Sweden to win the Olymipic gold medal. It seemed that his value was too big for the Swedish championship and so it was. After he scored in the Swedish first league 149 goals in 172 matches played, he took the way of Italy, signing a contract with AC Milan. This contract is the beggining of a great era for AC Milan because Nordahl will be one of the leading players of 'The Devils' in their way of winning the most of the 50's Scudetto's (1950, 1954, 1956 and 1958) and not only. He arrived at AC Milan on the 22nd January 1949, and in his first season wearing the red and black strips shirt, he scored an outstanding 16 goals in 15 games. Later, in AC Milan arrived his national side team mates, Gunnar Gren and Nils Liedholm, all off them forming the well known GRE-NO-LI trio. The transfer to the Italian championship was equal for him with the retirement from the Swedish national team as the Swedish had strict rules against professionalism in sports. In his national team career, he scored 44 goals in 30 matches, on of the highest average ever, almost 1,5 goals a match. He played for AC Milan in eight seasons, in five of them being the Serie A top scorer. He scored for Milan a total of 210 goals. At the end of his career he played in AS Roma for two seasons. For AC Milan, he scored in Serie A a total of 210 goals.

ATT
29 ans
SUEDE
Droitier
183/84
Couleur de peau : 1 +3: 0: -1
Sourcils : 13 / -3 / -1 / -2
Yeux : 21 / -1 / -3 / 0 / +1 /1-2 / 2 Vert 2
Nez : 1 / -1 / +2
Joues : 8 / +1
Bouche : 15 / 0 / 0
Mâchoire : 2 / -1 / +2
Coupe de cheveux : Spéciale 129 / Couleur 11

Ability-

Attack: 96
Defence: 38
Balance: 94
Stamina: 87
Top Sp: 85
Accele: 89
Respnse: 94
Agility: 84
Drib Acc: 87
Drib Spd: 85
S-P Acc: 80
S-P Spd: 77
L-P Acc: 76
L-P Spd: 75
Sht Acc: 97
Sht Pwr: 94
ht Tech:96
F Kick: 76
Curling: 89
Header: 93
Jump: 91
Techniq: 91
Aggress: 98
Mental: 81
Kp Skill: 50
Tm Wrk: 82
Condit: 8
Wk Acc: 7
Wk Freq: 7

Special Ability

Tatical Drible
Position
Scoring
1 vs 1 Scoring
Post Player
1-touch-pass
Outside