For a player to become one of the best football defenders, he must have the skills and the trophies. But most importantly, he must have contributed to making football a more beautiful sport. This list of great football defenders include players who revolutionized the position of a defenseman.

This top 10 list of footballers is a selection of players from all era. It is not surprising to see many Italian players in this list. Italy is renowned for its defense, being home to catenaccio style football.

10.) Daniel Passarella

Daniel Passarella was captain of the Argentina team that won the 1978 World Cup. He was also one of the most prolific defenders, at one point Passarella was football's top scoring defender.
Years active: 1971-89
National team: Argentina
Clubs: Sarmiento, River Plate, Fiorentina, Internazionale Milano

Daniel Passarella was a reliable defensive force but what makes him unique among history’s greatest defenders is his scoring ability. He was a dangerous man off set pieces and was remarkable for his ability to score from corners with a header even if he stands at only 5’8”.

Passarella sealed his place in the hall of greatness during the 1978 World Cup when he captained Argentina to the championship. He replicated this feat by winning the 1986 World Cup for Argentina.

In the 70 games he played for the Argentine football team, he scored a total of 22 goals, quite remarkable for a player committed to defense.

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The football game has many aspects one of it is dribbling.
Many great players can dribble very well but this list is about "The best dribbler ever".
These are these players who can decide a match with just one action they are the players who mastered dribbling the best and had the ability to beat defenders any time.

1. DIEGO MARADONA

Maradona is arguably the best dribbler ever, just watch one of his videos and you will see why whole teams had to mark him. Maradona could get past defenders easily, he would use body feints to fool a defender into believing exactly the opposite of what he was actually going to do. He would suddenly change direction when the defender was expecting him to go the other way, it is this style of dribbling he used which is called "Gambetta".

One example of this is his second goal against England in the 1986 World Cup quarter-final where he would get the ball and beat five England defenders before scoring a goal. Maradona would later say in one of his interviews "In that game no one could have stopped me, not even Mike Tyson".

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To have a good atmosphere at a football game, you need a good on-field showing and a good off field showing. Both are inter-connected. A good showing by the fans involving loud chants, songs and pyro shows an immediately boosts the team when its down, a case in point being Liverpool‘s infamous comeback from 3 goals down over AC Milan to clinch the 2005 UEFA Champions League.

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10. Ultras SSC Napoli:
Ultras Napoli against Manchester City.
They make sure to fill up the Stadio San Paolo whenever they can. They made it hell for Manchester City last week, and their pyro show isn’t bad either. However there is an ugly side to this support as post games, there have been stabbings of other supporters and such violent activities. Against Bayern Munich, they threw flares into the German’s section while against Manchester City, a 19 year old City fan was slapped.

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