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

By YPB Team

Die Mannschaft creators from totalfußball stylists to relentless box-to-box captains. Which conductor wore it best? Cast your vote!

  1. Lothar Matthäus — ranked #11
    Lothar Matthäus
    1990 World Cup-winning captain and 1990 Ballon d'Or winner, Germany's all-time most-capped player.
  2. Günter Netzer — ranked #22
    Günter Netzer
    Long-haired playmaker who orchestrated West Germany's Euro 1972 triumph.
  3. Mesut Özil — ranked #33
    Mesut Özil
    2014 World Cup winner and creative magician known for his pinpoint vision.
  4. Michael Ballack — ranked #44
    Michael Ballack
    Three-time German Footballer of the Year and powerful box-to-box captain in the 2000s.
  5. Lukas Podolski — ranked #55
    Lukas Podolski
    Left-footed striker and 2014 World Cup winner, fan favourite for his passion.
  6. Pierre Littbarski — ranked #66
    Pierre Littbarski
    Tricky 1990 World Cup-winning winger and Cologne icon of the 1980s.
  7. Andreas Möller — ranked #77
    Andreas Möller
    1996 Euro winner and Borussia Dortmund Champions League winner, creative #10 of the 1990s.
  8. Toni Kroos — ranked #88
    Toni Kroos
    Five-time Champions League winner and 2014 World Cup champion with peerless passing range.
  9. Bernd Schuster — ranked #99
    Bernd Schuster
    Euro 1980-winning playmaker who later starred for Barcelona and Real Madrid.
  10. Wolfgang Overath — ranked #1010
    Wolfgang Overath
    1974 World Cup-winning playmaker and Cologne legend with a magical left foot.
  11. Felix Magath — ranked #1111
    Felix Magath
    1980 Euro winner and 1983 European Cup winner, refined inside-forward of his era.
  12. Thomas Hässler — ranked #1212
    Thomas Hässler
    1990 World Cup and 1996 Euro winner, diminutive playmaker famed for set-pieces.
  13. Mario Götze — ranked #1313
    Mario Götze
    Scorer of the 2014 World Cup-winning goal against Argentina in extra time.

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