Who is the best Brazilian player ever to play in La Liga?

By YPB Team

Barcelona icons, Real Madrid title winners and dribblers who brought samba to Spain — Brazil's mark on La Liga spans every era. Cast your vote!

Ronaldinho — ranked #11
Ronaldinho
Barcelona's smiling magician whose 2004 and 2005 Ballons d'Or rebuilt the club's identity.
Ronaldo Nazario — ranked #22
Ronaldo Nazario
Barcelona and Real Madrid striker whose 47-goal 1996-97 season at Barca remains legendary.
Rivaldo — ranked #33
Rivaldo
Barcelona playmaker who won the 1999 Ballon d'Or with Barcelona and produced unforgettable goals.
Roberto Carlos — ranked #44
Roberto Carlos
Real Madrid left-back whose 11 seasons brought four La Liga titles and three Champions Leagues.
Romario — ranked #55
Romario
Barcelona striker whose Dream Team year delivered La Liga and the 1994 World Cup glory.
Kaka — ranked #66
Kaka
Real Madrid playmaker whose four seasons brought a La Liga title in 2011-12.
Neymar — ranked #77
Neymar
Barcelona forward who lifted La Liga twice and won the 2015 treble alongside Messi and Suarez.
Dani Alves — ranked #88
Dani Alves
Sevilla and Barcelona right-back, a six-time La Liga champion and one of the position's all-time greats.
Marcelo — ranked #99
Marcelo
Real Madrid left-back who won six La Liga titles and five Champions Leagues across 15 seasons.
Casemiro — ranked #1010
Casemiro
Real Madrid defensive midfielder, a three-time La Liga champion and Champions League legend.
Vinicius Junior — ranked #1111
Vinicius Junior
Real Madrid winger whose dribbling and decisive Champions League goals made him La Liga's modern Brazilian icon.
Rodrygo — ranked #1212
Rodrygo
Real Madrid forward whose Champions League nights and consistent La Liga performances mark him as a current star.
Edmilson — ranked #1313
Edmilson
Barcelona midfielder turned defender who won two La Liga titles and the 2006 Champions League.
Deco — ranked #1414
Deco
Naturalized Portuguese-Brazilian playmaker who won two La Liga titles with Barcelona.
Adriano Correia — ranked #1515
Adriano Correia
Sevilla and Barcelona left-back, a five-time La Liga champion and treble winner.
Cafu — ranked #1616
Cafu
Brazilian right-back whose Real Zaragoza spell in the mid-1990s preceded his Serie A glory.
Bebeto — ranked #1717
Bebeto
Deportivo La Coruna striker who finished as Pichichi in 1992-93 and helped build the SuperDepor era.
Mauro Silva — ranked #1818
Mauro Silva
Deportivo La Coruna defensive midfielder who anchored the 1999-2000 La Liga title.

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