Who is the best AS Roma player of all time?
Rank the all-time legends of AS Roma, the pride of the Eternal City and Serie A's eternal contenders.
1Francesco Totti
Roma's eternal captain who spent all 25 seasons of his professional career at the club, scoring 307 goals and becoming the greatest symbol of loyalty in modern football.
2Daniele De Rossi
Combative midfielder and one-club man who made 616 Roma appearances across nearly 20 years, embodying the same devotion to the club as his great friend and colleague Totti.
3Bruno Conti
Tricky right-winger who was a World Cup winner with Italy in 1982 and a Roma icon across 15 seasons, helping the club to their only Serie A title in 1983.
4Gabriel Batistuta
Argentine striker who ended his career at Roma to win his only Serie A title in 2001, scoring crucial goals in one of the most romantic final-chapter stories in football.
5Falcão
Brazilian midfield conductor widely regarded as one of the finest players of the 1980s, whose four seasons at Roma included the club's only Scudetto triumph.
6Agostino Di Bartolomei
Commanding captain who led Roma to their 1983 Serie A title and the 1984 European Cup final, and remains one of the most tragic and beloved figures in the club's history.
7Carlo Ancelotti
Elegant midfielder who was integral to Roma's Scudetto campaign before going on to become one of the most successful managers in football history.
8Vincenzo Montella
Prolific Roma striker of the late 1990s and early 2000s who scored 129 goals in 227 games and was adored for his acrobatic celebrations.
9Giancarlo De Sisti
Midfield craftsman who made over 300 appearances for Roma in the 1960s–70s and was one of the finest Italian players never to win a league title.
10Rodrigo Taddei
Brazilian winger who was a fan favourite for over a decade at Roma, famous for his assists and willingness to work tirelessly on both flanks.
11Dino Da Costa
Brazilian-born Italian forward who was Roma's prolific striker of the 1950s, scoring 134 goals in 185 league matches to make him one of the most devastating finishers in the club's early history.
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