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?
1Lionel MessiEight-time Ballon d'Or winner who captained Argentina to Copa América and 2022 World Cup glory.
2Diego Maradona1986 World Cup winner and the iconic #10 whose 'Hand of God' and 'Goal of the Century' defined an era.
3Juan Román RiquelmeBoca Juniors and Villarreal playmaker revered for his elegant, slow-tempo creativity in the #10 role.
4Mario Kempes1978 World Cup winner and Golden Boot star who led Argentina to its first world title.
5Ariel OrtegaDiminutive River Plate dribbler nicknamed 'El Burrito', one of Argentina's most beloved playmakers.
6Pablo AimarSilky Valencia maestro idolized by Messi himself, a graceful #10 of the early 2000s.
7Norberto AlonsoCult River Plate legend known as 'El Beto', a 1978 World Cup winner with sublime technique.
8Ricardo BochiniIndependiente legend, Maradona's idol, and a creative #10 of the 1970s and 80s.
9Omar Sívori1961 Ballon d'Or winner and naturalized Italian star, a fierce attacker for Argentina in the 1950s.
10Alfredo Di StéfanoReal Madrid icon and five-time European Cup winner who briefly starred for Argentina before Spain.
11Diego SimeoneHard-running captain of Argentina's 1990s teams, later a celebrated Atlético Madrid manager.
12Andrés D'AlessandroCreative left-footed playmaker who starred for River Plate and Internacional in the 2000s.




























