The 47 Greatest Juventus Players of All Time

By YPB TeamApr 22

Rank the finest players ever to wear the black and white stripes of Juventus, Italian football's most storied club.

1
Alessandro Del Piero
Juventus' greatest icon who spent 19 years at the club, scoring 290 goals and becoming the most recognizable face of Italian football in the 1990s and 2000s.
1000pts
2
Michel Platini
French midfield genius who won three consecutive Ballon d'Ors from 1983–85 while at Juventus, helping the club to their first European Cup in 1985.
982pts
3
Gianluigi Buffon
Italian goalkeeper widely regarded as the greatest of all time, making 685 Juventus appearances and winning 10 Serie A titles across two spells.
831pts
4
Claudio Marchisio
Academy graduate nicknamed Il Principino who won seven Serie A titles in midfield and stayed loyal through the 2006–07 season in Serie B.
711pts
5
John Charles
Welsh centre-forward known as the Gentle Giant who was Serie A top scorer in his first season, 1957–58, and won three titles with Juventus.
674pts
6
Franco Causio
Elegant winger nicknamed Il Barone who supplied the crosses for Juventus through the 1970s, winning six Serie A titles and the 1977 UEFA Cup.
674pts
7
Claudio Gentile
Uncompromising defender of the 1970s and 1980s who won six Serie A titles with Juventus and famously marked Maradona and Zico at the 1982 World Cup.
588pts
8
Mauro Camoranesi
Argentine-born Italy winger who stayed with Juventus in Serie B after Calciopoli and won the 2003 Serie A title and the 2006 World Cup.
588pts
9
Omar Sívori
Argentine-born genius who won the 1961 Ballon d'Or at Juventus, scoring 135 goals in 215 league games and winning three Serie A titles.
538pts
10
Cristiano Ronaldo
Portuguese superstar who scored 101 goals in 134 games for Juventus, winning two Serie A titles and the 2020–21 Capocannoniere award.
538pts
11
Paulo Dybala
Argentine forward who scored 115 goals in seven seasons at Juventus, winning five Serie A titles and wearing the number 10 shirt.
538pts
12
Antonio Conte
Combative midfielder and captain who won five Serie A titles and the 1996 Champions League as a player, then three titles as Juventus coach.
538pts
13
Giovanni Ferrari
Inside forward who won five consecutive Serie A titles with Juventus in the early 1930s and two World Cups with Italy.
538pts
14
Paul Pogba
French midfielder who arrived on a free transfer in 2012 and won four straight Serie A titles before a world-record move to Manchester United.
538pts
15
Ciro Ferrara
Tough Neapolitan centre-back who joined from Napoli in 1994 and won the 1996 Champions League and several Serie A titles with Juventus.
538pts
16
Edgar Davids
Dutch midfielder nicknamed the Pitbull who drove Juventus' midfield from late 1997, winning three Serie A titles and reaching the 2003 Champions League final.
481pts
17
Gaetano Scirea
Refined sweeper of the 1970s and 1980s widely regarded as Italy's greatest libero, winning seven Serie A titles and the 1985 European Cup with Juventus.
481pts
18
Gianluca Zambrotta
Versatile full-back and winger who won the 2002 and 2003 Serie A titles with Juventus and the 2006 World Cup with Italy.
481pts
19
Zbigniew Boniek
Polish forward nicknamed Bello di notte for his big-night displays, who won the 1984 Cup Winners' Cup and the 1985 European Cup with Juventus.
481pts
20
Umberto Caligaris
Defender who partnered Rosetta in the 1930s and won five consecutive Serie A titles with Juventus, plus the 1934 World Cup with Italy.
481pts
21
Giorgio Chiellini
Commanding centre-back and captain who spent 17 seasons at Juventus, winning nine consecutive Serie A titles between 2012 and 2020.
481pts
22
Virginio Rosetta
Pioneering full-back who won six Serie A titles with Juventus, including the record run of five consecutive scudetti from 1931 to 1935.
481pts
23
Fabrizio Ravanelli
Silver-haired striker who scored in the 1996 Champions League final against Ajax and won the 1995 Serie A title with Juventus.
417pts
24
Lilian Thuram
French World Cup winner who joined from Parma in 2001 and formed a formidable defence, winning back-to-back Serie A titles in 2002 and 2003.
417pts
25
Giuseppe Furino
Tenacious midfielder and captain who won eight Serie A titles with Juventus between 1969 and 1984, a club record he shares.
417pts
26
Giampiero Boniperti
Prolific striker of the 1940s and 1950s who scored 182 goals in 443 Serie A games for Juventus, won five titles and later became the club's long-serving president.
417pts
27
Carlo Parola
Centre-half whose spectacular overhead kick became the image of Italian football, winning two Serie A titles with Juventus in 1950 and 1952.
417pts
28
Pavel Nedvěd
Czech midfielder of relentless energy and brilliant technical ability who won the 2003 Ballon d'Or with Juventus and is widely regarded as the best player of the modern era to wear the black and white.
417pts
29
Roberto Bettega
Prolific forward and one of the club's all-time top scorers with 179 goals, who won seven Serie A titles and the 1977 UEFA Cup.
417pts
30
Gianluca Vialli
Striker and captain who lifted the 1996 Champions League in Rome and won the 1995 Serie A title and the 1993 UEFA Cup with Juventus.
417pts
31
Dino Zoff
Legendary Italian goalkeeper who made 476 Juventus appearances and won six Serie A titles, the European Championship and the World Cup — all after the age of 30.
344pts
32
Gonzalo Higuaín
Argentine striker who joined from Napoli in 2016 and scored 66 goals, winning three Serie A titles and reaching the 2017 Champions League final.
344pts
33
Arturo Vidal
Chilean box-to-box midfielder nicknamed the Warrior who won four consecutive Serie A titles with Juventus between 2012 and 2015.
344pts
34
Leonardo Bonucci
Ball-playing centre-back who formed the famous BBC defence with Barzagli and Chiellini, winning eight Serie A titles across two spells at Juventus.
344pts
35
Roberto Baggio
Italian forward of divine skill who won the 1993 Ballon d'Or at Juventus, scoring 115 goals in five seasons and winning the 1995 Serie A title and the 1993 UEFA Cup.
344pts
36
Marco Tardelli
Dynamic midfielder who won five Serie A titles with Juventus and was part of the side that won all three major UEFA competitions.
344pts
37
Pietro Anastasi
Sicilian striker who joined in 1968 and became a fan favourite, winning three Serie A titles in eight seasons at Juventus.
259pts
38
Antonio Cabrini
Attacking left-back who won six Serie A titles and the 1985 European Cup with Juventus, as well as the 1982 World Cup with Italy.
259pts
39
Felice Borel
Striker nicknamed Farfallino who was Serie A top scorer in 1932–33 and 1933–34 during Juventus' run of five straight titles.
259pts
40
Carlos Tevez
Argentine striker who wore the number 10 for two seasons, winning two Serie A titles and leading Juventus to the 2015 Champions League final.
259pts
41
Giampiero Combi
Goalkeeper of the 1920s and 1930s who won five Serie A titles with Juventus and captained Italy to the 1934 World Cup.
259pts
42
David Trezeguet
French striker who spent a decade at Juventus and scored 171 goals, known for his lethal first touch and his golden goal in the Euro 2000 final.
160pts
43
Zinedine Zidane
French midfield maestro who graced Juventus with five seasons of breathtaking football, winning two Serie A titles and reaching two Champions League finals.
160pts
44
Paolo Rossi
Striker who won the 1982 Ballon d'Or as a Juventus player after his World Cup heroics and went on to win two Serie A titles and the 1985 European Cup.
160pts
45
Michael Laudrup
Danish playmaker who won the 1986 Serie A title and scored in the 1985 Intercontinental Cup win over Argentinos Juniors.
160pts
46
Andrea Pirlo
Deep-lying playmaker of extraordinary elegance who reinvented himself at Juventus after Milan, winning four Serie A titles with metronomic pass accuracy.
160pts
47
Andrea Barzagli
Calm, intelligent defender who joined in 2011 and won eight consecutive Serie A titles as part of Juventus' celebrated BBC back line.
160pts