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

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!

1. 1
   Ronaldinho

   Barcelona's smiling magician whose 2004 and 2005 Ballons d'Or rebuilt the club's identity.
2. 2
   Ronaldo Nazario

   Barcelona and Real Madrid striker whose 47-goal 1996-97 season at Barca remains legendary.
3. 3
   Rivaldo

   Barcelona playmaker who won the 1999 Ballon d'Or with Barcelona and produced unforgettable goals.
4. 4
   Roberto Carlos

   Real Madrid left-back whose 11 seasons brought four La Liga titles and three Champions Leagues.
5. 5
   Romario

   Barcelona striker whose Dream Team year delivered La Liga and the 1994 World Cup glory.
6. 6
   Kaka

   Real Madrid playmaker whose four seasons brought a La Liga title in 2011-12.
7. 7
   Neymar

   Barcelona forward who lifted La Liga twice and won the 2015 treble alongside Messi and Suarez.
8. 8
   Dani Alves

   Sevilla and Barcelona right-back, a six-time La Liga champion and one of the position's all-time greats.
9. 9
   Marcelo

   Real Madrid left-back who won six La Liga titles and five Champions Leagues across 15 seasons.
10. 10
    Casemiro

    Real Madrid defensive midfielder, a three-time La Liga champion and Champions League legend.
11. 11
    Vinicius Junior

    Real Madrid winger whose dribbling and decisive Champions League goals made him La Liga's modern Brazilian icon.
12. 12
    Rodrygo

    Real Madrid forward whose Champions League nights and consistent La Liga performances mark him as a current star.
13. 13
    Edmilson

    Barcelona midfielder turned defender who won two La Liga titles and the 2006 Champions League.
14. 14
    Deco

    Naturalized Portuguese-Brazilian playmaker who won two La Liga titles with Barcelona.
15. 15
    Adriano Correia

    Sevilla and Barcelona left-back, a five-time La Liga champion and treble winner.
16. 16
    Cafu

    Brazilian right-back whose Real Zaragoza spell in the mid-1990s preceded his Serie A glory.
17. 17
    Bebeto

    Deportivo La Coruna striker who finished as Pichichi in 1992-93 and helped build the SuperDepor era.
18. 18
    Mauro Silva

    Deportivo La Coruna defensive midfielder who anchored the 1999-2000 La Liga title.

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