From 1950s Madrid royalty to modern Camp Nou icons, Argentine football has shaped Spain's top flight across seven decades. Which will win?
1Lionel MessiBarcelona's all-time top scorer, ten-time La Liga champion and eight-time Ballon d'Or winner.
2Alfredo Di StefanoReal Madrid's defining 1950s icon who won eight La Liga titles and five consecutive European Cups.
3Diego MaradonaBarcelona's controversial 1982-84 forward whose talent still left a mark on Camp Nou despite a turbulent stay.
4Diego SimeoneSevilla and Atletico Madrid combative midfielder who won the 1995-96 La Liga and Copa double.
5Javier MascheranoBarcelona center-back / midfielder, a five-time La Liga champion and treble winner.
6Sergio AgueroAtletico Madrid striker who scored 74 La Liga goals across five seasons before moving to Manchester City.
7Angel Di MariaReal Madrid winger who won La Liga in 2011-12 and the 2014 Champions League.
8Gonzalo HiguainReal Madrid striker whose 121 La Liga goals included three league titles.
9Fernando RedondoTenerife and Real Madrid playmaker whose elegance defined the late 1990s Madrid midfield.
10Mauricio PochettinoEspanyol centre-back and longtime captain who became a La Liga icon in Barcelona.
11Esteban CambiassoReal Madrid academy product who won La Liga in 2002-03 before becoming an Inter Milan legend.
12Walter SamuelReal Madrid centre-back who won La Liga in 2002-03 during his one-season Galactico spell.
13Juan Roman RiquelmeVillarreal playmaker whose Yellow Submarine years included an unforgettable Champions League run.
14Ever BanegaSevilla playmaker who won four Europa League titles and was the club's midfield metronome.
15Pablo AimarValencia playmaker whose two La Liga titles in 2002 and 2004 marked the club's golden era.
16Mario KempesValencia striker who finished as La Liga top scorer twice in the late 1970s.






















