Who is the best number 10 in Argentina national team history?

By YPB Team
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Heirs to the most mythical jersey number in football, ranging from undisputed gods to cult creators only Boca and River faithful would name. Where do you stand?

Lionel Messi - ranking option ranked #1

Lionel Messi

Eight-time Ballon d'Or winner who captained Argentina to Copa América and 2022 World Cup glory.

1/12
Diego Maradona - ranking option ranked #2

Diego Maradona

1986 World Cup winner and the iconic #10 whose 'Hand of God' and 'Goal of the Century' defined an era.

2/12
Juan Román Riquelme - ranking option ranked #3

Juan Román Riquelme

Boca Juniors and Villarreal playmaker revered for his elegant, slow-tempo creativity in the #10 role.

3/12
Mario Kempes - ranking option ranked #4

Mario Kempes

1978 World Cup winner and Golden Boot star who led Argentina to its first world title.

4/12
Ariel Ortega - ranking option ranked #5

Ariel Ortega

Diminutive River Plate dribbler nicknamed 'El Burrito', one of Argentina's most beloved playmakers.

5/12
Pablo Aimar - ranking option ranked #6

Pablo Aimar

Silky Valencia maestro idolized by Messi himself, a graceful #10 of the early 2000s.

6/12
Norberto Alonso - ranking option ranked #7

Norberto Alonso

Cult River Plate legend known as 'El Beto', a 1978 World Cup winner with sublime technique.

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Ricardo Bochini - ranking option ranked #8

Ricardo Bochini

Independiente legend, Maradona's idol, and a creative #10 of the 1970s and 80s.

8/12
Omar Sívori - ranking option ranked #9

Omar Sívori

1961 Ballon d'Or winner and naturalized Italian star, a fierce attacker for Argentina in the 1950s.

9/12
Alfredo Di Stéfano - ranking option ranked #10

Alfredo Di Stéfano

Real Madrid icon and five-time European Cup winner who briefly starred for Argentina before Spain.

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Diego Simeone - ranking option ranked #11

Diego Simeone

Hard-running captain of Argentina's 1990s teams, later a celebrated Atlético Madrid manager.

11/12
Andrés D'Alessandro - ranking option ranked #12

Andrés D'Alessandro

Creative left-footed playmaker who starred for River Plate and Internacional in the 2000s.

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