The best 11 teams without Champions League trophies are in the spotlight.
Today, GiveMySport.com presents the best 11 players of all time without a UEFA Champions League trophy. The list boasts a stellar lineup of players, including Maradona, considered one of the greatest players of all time, and Ballon d’Or-winning defender Cannavaro.
Ronaldo (Brazil), Ibrahimovic (Sweden), and Aguero (Argentina) rounded out the Best 11 forwards without a Champions League title. Maradona (Argentina), Matthäus (Germany), Vieira (France), and Fabregas (France) formed the midfield, while Cannavaro (Italy), Moore (England), and Thurand (France) anchored the defense. Buffon (Italy) was selected in goal.
Considered one of the greatest players of all time, Maradona won the UEFA Cup with Napoli in 1988-89, but never lifted the UEFA trophy. Ronaldo, the Brazilian soccer emperor, has won two Ballon d’Ors, the World Cup, the UEFA Cup, the Primera Liga, and many other trophies, but has never won the UEFA Champions League.
Mateusz, who played a key role in Germany’s World Cup triumph in 1990, also won a Ballon d’Or, but never won a UEFA Champions League trophy. Cannavaro, a defender who won the Ballon d’Or in 2006, has also won the UEFA Cup but not the UEFA Champions League. Buffon, who is not only Italy’s leading goalkeeper but is considered one of the best goalkeepers of all time, has also won the UEFA Cup but not the UEFA Champions League. Buffon has only finished runner-up in the UEFA Champions League three times.메이저놀이터
Meanwhile, City won their first Champions League title in club history with a 1-0 victory over Inter Milan in the 2022-23 UEFA Champions League final on Nov. 11. The club with the most Champions League titles is Real Madrid, which has won the competition 14 times.
The player with the most UEFA Champions League titles is Hento (Spain), who played for Real Madrid in the 1950s and 1960s. He won the UEFA Champions League six times in his career.
Maldini (Italy) and Ronaldo (Portugal) followed with five Champions League titles. Benzema (France), Bale (Wales), Casemiro (Brazil), and Modric (Croatia) also won the UEFA Champions League five times during their careers at Real Madrid.