Azzurri fantasisti who painted football in every shade of blue — from poetic interwar pioneers to modern Euro-winning conductors. Cast your vote!
1Roberto Baggio1993 Ballon d'Or winner and Italy's iconic 'Divine Ponytail', heartbreaker of USA '94.
2Francesco TottiRoma legend and 2006 World Cup winner, an iconic Italian trequartista.
3Alessandro Del Piero2006 World Cup winner and Juventus icon known for his trademark curling finishes.
4Gianni Rivera1969 Ballon d'Or winner and AC Milan elegance personified, Italy's 'Golden Boy'.
5Sandro MazzolaInter Milan inside-forward and 1968 Euro winner, Rivera's perennial rival.
6Giuseppe MeazzaTwo-time World Cup winner in the 1930s and the player after whom Inter's stadium is named.
7Gianfranco ZolaDiminutive maestro who lit up Napoli, Parma and Chelsea with his magical left foot.
8Andrea PirloWorld Cup winner and Euro 2012 maestro, the original deep-lying playmaker of his generation.
9Roberto ManciniSampdoria and Lazio creative force, later the Euro 2020-winning Italy manager.
10Giancarlo AntognoniFiorentina captain and 1982 World Cup winner, a refined Italian playmaker.
11Valentino MazzolaCaptain of the legendary Grande Torino side lost in the 1949 Superga air disaster.
12Lorenzo InsigneNapoli's diminutive star and Euro 2020 winner with a signature curling left-foot strike.
13Antonio CassanoMercurial talent who starred for Roma, Sampdoria and Milan with flair and controversy.





























