100 Greatest Soccer Players Quiz (Part 2)

[B] David Beckham | 115 England caps, six Premier League titles, 1999 Champions League; bending free kicks and global stardom in one right boot.

[A] John Charles | Juventus icon in the 50s, Serie A top scorer and Gentle Giant who could defend or strike with equal grace.

[D] Ian Rush | Liverpool’s record scorer for 24 years, five league titles, 1984 European Cup; predatory poacher with a trademark poacher’s perm.

[A] Cafu | Two World Cups, 142 Brazil caps, tireless wing-back who ran touchlines for 20 years without ever seeming to tire.

[C] Zico | Brazil’s “White Pelé,” 1970s-80s, 508 career goals; free-kick sorcery and samba flair in midfield.

[C] Paul Gascoigne | Italia ’90 tears, 57 England caps; genius playmaker wrapped in raw emotion and unforgettable flair.

[B] Sir Bobby Charlton | 1966 World Cup, 249 United goals, Ballon d’Or 1966; rocket right foot and gentleman aura.

[D] Roberto Baggio | 1993 Ballon d’Or, 27 goals for Italy; divine ponytail and chipped penalties that felt like prayers.

[C] Dixie Dean | 60 league goals in 1927-28, Everton immortal; box predator long before stats became king.

[A] Iker Casillas | 2010 World Cup, three Champions Leagues, 167 Spain caps; cat-like reflexes and calm under siege.

[B] Kaka | 2007 Ballon d’Or, 2002 World Cup; elegant bursts from midfield at turbo speed with a boyish smile.

[D] Andrea Pirlo | 2006 World Cup, two Champions Leagues; bearded metronome spraying 40-yard sonnets.

[A] Romario | 1994 World Cup, 1,000+ career goals; squat assassin who lived inside the six-yard box.

[B] Dino Zoff | 1982 World Cup captain at 40, Juventus legend; granite-jawed keeper who aged like fine wine.

[A] Rivaldo | 1999 Ballon d’Or, 2002 World Cup; elastic left foot and overhead kicks that defied physics.

[B] Lev Yashin | Only keeper to win a Ballon d’Or (1963), four Soviet league titles; Black Spider with reflexes and a trademark flat cap.

[B] Alan Shearer | 260 Premier League goals, Blackburn & Newcastle icon; thunderbolt right foot and classic No. 9 swagger.

[B] Ruud Gullit | 1987 Ballon d’Or, 1988 Euros; dreadlocked powerhouse who redefined the box-to-box role.

[A] Steven Gerrard | 2005 Champions League miracle, 114 England caps; thunder strikes from 30 yards and one-club loyalty.

[D] Lothar Matthäus | 1990 World Cup, 150 Germany caps; relentless engine who played sweeper, box-to-box, and still ran marathons.

[A] Paul Scholes | 11 Premier Leagues, two Champions Leagues; ginger maestro threading passes and thunder volleys from deep.

[D] Carlos Alberto | 1970 World Cup captain, greatest right-back; marauding runs capped by that iconic final strike.

[D] Sandor Kocsis | 1954 World Cup Golden Boot, 75 goals in 68 Hungary caps; lethal aerial predator with a cannon forehead.

[C] Frank Lampard | Chelsea’s record scorer (211), three Premier Leagues; ghosting late runs and trademark piledrivers.

[B] Billy Meredith | Victorian/Edwardian pioneer, 49 Wales caps, bushy moustache and dazzling wing play before floodlights existed.

[A] Alessandro Del Piero | Juventus all-time scorer, 2006 World Cup; creative No. 10 with a signature curling finish inside the box.

[C] Sir Tom Finney | Preston and England gentleman, 76 caps, one-club hero with silky dribbling in heavy boots and mud.

[D] Zlatan Ibrahimovic | 500+ career goals, nine league titles in five countries; taekwondo volleys and ego as big as his trophy cabinet.

[B] Marcel Desailly | 1998 World Cup, two Champions Leagues; rock-solid defender nicknamed “The Rock” for a reason.

[A] Eric Cantona | Four Premier Leagues, 1996 FA Cup final winner; upturned collar and kung-fu kicks that turned a theatre into folklore.