From postwar prolific scorers to global icons in azzurro and bianconero, this lineup spans every era of Italian football. Cast your vote!
1Diego MaradonaArgentine genius who led Napoli to two Serie A titles in the late 1980s and remains the league's most mythologised import.
2Michel PlatiniFrench playmaker and three-time Ballon d'Or winner who dominated Serie A with Juventus in the mid-1980s.
3Marco van BastenDutch striker whose AC Milan years produced two Ballons d'Or and some of Serie A's most iconic goals.
4Roberto BaggioItalian fantasista who lit up Serie A across five clubs and was the league's last truly universal idol.
5Paolo MaldiniAC Milan one-club legend whose 25-year Serie A career set the standard for left-back and centre-back play.
6Franco BaresiImperious AC Milan sweeper who anchored the unbeaten 1991-92 side and won six Serie A titles.
7Francesco TottiRoma's eternal captain, Serie A top scorer in 2007 and the league's romantic one-club icon of the 2000s.
8Alessandro Del PieroJuventus number 10 who scored 188 Serie A goals across 19 seasons and lifted six Scudetti.
9Gianluigi BuffonRecord-holding Serie A goalkeeper whose Juventus and Parma years span four decades of the league.
10Andrea PirloDeep-lying playmaker who reinvented midfield at Milan and Juventus, winning six Serie A titles.
11Zinedine ZidaneFrench maestro whose five seasons at Juventus included two Serie A titles and a Ballon d'Or.
12Ronaldo NazarioBrazilian phenomenon whose Inter spell produced the 1998 UEFA Cup and unforgettable Serie A nights before injuries.
13Gabriel BatistutaArgentine bomber who scored 184 Serie A goals for Fiorentina and Roma and finally won the title in 2001.
14Giuseppe MeazzaInter and Milan icon of the 1930s and arguably the greatest Italian footballer of the pre-war era.
15Gunnar NordahlSwedish striker whose 225 Serie A goals for AC Milan remain the all-time league record.
16Silvio PiolaSerie A's all-time top scorer with 274 goals across a career spanning the 1930s, 40s and 50s.
17Zlatan IbrahimovicSwedish striker who won Serie A titles with Juventus, Inter and Milan across two decades.
18Cristiano RonaldoPortuguese superstar who won two Serie A titles and a Capocannoniere during three seasons at Juventus.






















