Homegrown maestros, World Cup winners and global imports — French football's top flight has hosted some of the most decorated talents in the sport. Cast your vote!
1Michel PlatiniThree-time Ballon d'Or winner who starred at Nancy and Saint-Etienne before moving to Juventus.1000pts
2Jean-Pierre PapinMarseille bomber who won the 1991 Ballon d'Or after four straight Ligue 1 top-scorer titles.666pts
3PauletaPortuguese forward who became PSG's top scorer with 109 Ligue 1 goals across four seasons.555pts
4Zlatan IbrahimovicSwedish striker who scored 113 Ligue 1 goals for PSG in four record-breaking seasons.555pts
5Thierry HenryMonaco wonderkid who won Ligue 1 in 1997 before becoming an Arsenal and World Cup icon.333pts
6Didier DrogbaMarseille striker whose breakout 2003-04 season earned him a Chelsea move and African legend status.333pts
7Kylian MbappeMonaco and PSG forward who became Ligue 1's youngest superstar and a serial top scorer of his era.333pts
8Jean TiganaBordeaux midfielder and Euro 84 winner who anchored one of the great Ligue 1 sides of the 1980s.333pts
9Zinedine ZidaneMarseille-born playmaker whose early Cannes and Bordeaux years made him France's defining export.333pts
10Raymond KopaReims and Stade de Reims icon, the first Frenchman to win the Ballon d'Or in 1958.0pts
11Just FontaineReims striker and 1958 World Cup top scorer with a legendary Ligue 1 goal record.0pts
12Sonny AndersonBrazilian striker who powered Monaco and Lyon to multiple Ligue 1 titles around the turn of the millennium.0pts
13Juninho PernambucanoFree-kick master who won seven consecutive Ligue 1 titles with Lyon in the 2000s.0pts
14NeymarBrazilian winger whose PSG move broke the world record and brought Ligue 1 sustained global attention.0pts
15Marius TresorMarseille and Bordeaux centre-back, one of Ligue 1's most influential defenders of the 1970s and 80s.0pts
16Alain GiresseDiminutive Bordeaux playmaker who twice finished in the Ballon d'Or top three in the 1980s.0pts
17Eric CantonaMaverick forward whose Auxerre, Marseille and Nimes years preceded his Manchester United fame.0pts
18Edinson CavaniUruguayan striker who became PSG's all-time top scorer with 138 Ligue 1 goals.0pts





















