100 Greatest Soccer Players Quiz (Part 3)

[D] Peter Schmeichel | 1992 Euros & 1999 Treble, Denmark’s Great Dane; starfish saves and booming voice that organized defenses like a general.

[B] Sócrates | 1982 & 1986 World Cup maestro, medical doctor; elegant back-heels and a philosopher’s beard running Brazil’s midfield.

[D] Gordon Banks | 1966 World Cup, FIFA Goalkeeper of the 20th Century; gravity-defying Pele save immortalized in sepia.

[A] Roger Milla | 1990 & 1994 corner-flag dances, 44 goals for Cameroon; 38-year-old supersub who proved age is just a party.

[B] Daniel Passarella | Captain of Argentina’s 1978 World Cup; pint-sized leader who leapt higher than giants to head home set-pieces.

[A] Hristo Stoichkov | 1994 Ballon d’Or, Barcelona Dream Team left foot; fiery temper and curling rockets that bent like Bulgarian folklore.

[C] Giuseppe Meazza | Two World Cups 1934/38, Inter’s stadium named after him; silky dribbler with a cigarette between goals.

[D] Gabriel Batistuta | 56 goals for Argentina, two Copa Américas; long-range howitzers delivered in violet and sky-blue.

[C] Gary Lineker | 1986 World Cup Golden Boot, 48 England goals; poacher’s instinct and never earned a booking—true gentleman striker.

[B] Mario Kempes | 1978 World Cup Golden Ball & Boot; long-haired Matador who skewered Holland in the final.

[C] Andriy Shevchenko | 2004 Ballon d’Or, Milan’s 175-goal marksman; lethal left foot and Kyiv pride in every run.

[D] Javier Zanetti | Inter’s 858-match ironman, 2010 Treble; tireless engine and a captain’s armband worn like armor.

[A] José Altafini | 1958 World Cup winner, 216 Serie A goals; Brazilian-born Italian who spoke fluent net-bulging.

[A] Fabio Cannavaro | 2006 Ballon d’Or, World Cup-winning captain; 5'9" giant who leapt higher than logic.

[B] George Weah | 1995 Ballon d’Or & FIFA World Player, Liberia icon; explosive pace and a president’s poise.

[D] Raul | Three Champions Leagues, 323 Real Madrid goals; icy composure and trademark kiss to the ring finger.

[C] Elias Figueroa | Three South American Player awards, Chilean defensive rock; elegance at centre-back before it was fashionable.

[D] Duncan Edwards | Munich air disaster tragedy, Busby Babe teenage colossus; power and grace Manchester never forgot.

[A] Denis Law | 1964 Ballon d’Or, 237 Man Utd goals; “The King” with a back-heel that relegated his own club.

[B] Luis Suarez Díaz | Barça Treble, two Golden Boots, all-time Uruguay scorer; elastic hips and sniper finishes.

[D] Jürgen Klinsmann | 1990 World Cup, two UEFA Cups; diving headers and the celebration that mocked himself.

[A] Giacinto Facchetti | Four Serie A titles, 1968 Euros; pioneering attacking full-back who glided like a winger.

[C] Oleg Blokhin | 1975 Ballon d’Or, USSR’s 42-goal striker; lightning pace and Dynamo Kyiv legend.

[A] Clarence Seedorf | Four Champions Leagues with three clubs; midfield engine who scored bangers from downtown.

[A] Francesco Totti | One-club 786 games, 2006 World Cup; Roman gladiator with no-look chips and lifelong loyalty.

[B] Peter Shilton | 125 England caps, 1,000 pro games; granite-jawed keeper who stood tall for three decades.

[C] Gheorghe Hagi | Maradona of the Carpathians, 1994 World Cup star; left-foot thunderbolts and Romanian maestro.

[A] John Barnes | 79 England caps, two-time PFA Player of the Year; Jamaican-born winger who danced through Brazilian defenses.

[D] Johan Neeskens | 1974 & 1978 World Cup finals, Ajax & Barça heartbeat; box-to-box dynamo and penalty perfectionist.

[A] Luis Figo | 2000 Ballon d’Or, 2001 FIFA World Player; silky dribbler whose transfer from Barça to Madrid shattered the world.

[B] Paul Breitner | 1974 World Cup & 1972 Euros, Bayern’s buccaneering left-back; thunderous left foot and political beard.

[A] Laszlo Kubala | Barça icon 1940s-60s, naturalized Hungarian who scored 280 goals; ball-juggling magician.

[D] Philipp Lahm | 2014 World Cup-winning captain, Bayern’s Mr. Versatile; precision tackling and leadership in a pocket-sized frame.

[B] Gianfranco Zola | Chelsea cult hero, 1997 FWA Player; cheeky back-heels and free-kick artistry wrapped in Sardinian charm.

[C] Roberto Rivelino | 1970 World Cup, elastico inventor; moustachioed midfielder who bent balls and defenders at will.

[A] Sir Stanley Matthews | 1956 Ballon d’Or, played top-flight at 50; wing wizard with a hypnotic body-swerve.

[C] Karl-Heinz Rummenigge | Two Ballons d’Or, 1980 European Championship; lethal striker and Bayern’s corporate trailblazer.

[A] Pavel Nedved | 2003 Ballon d’Or, 1996 & 2003 Champions League finals; blonde dynamite with tireless lungs and thunder volleys.

[B] Oliver Kahn | 2002 Ballon d’Or finalist, 2001 Champions League & 1996 Euros; roaring titan between the posts.

[A] Luis Suarez Miramontes | 1964 Ballon d’Or, 1964 European Championship; Spain’s first midfield maestro with velvet touch and tactical brain.