20 November 18:01

Gheorghe Hagi ranks 82nd in the list of the greatest footballers of all time, compiled by The Athletic

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The former Romanian midfielder Gheorghe Hagi was ranked 82nd in the list of the greatest footballers of all time, according to a list published by The Athletic. Hagi is positioned one place below the Scottish Denis Law and one place above the Englishman Dixie Dean.

The ranking is led by the Argentine Lionel Messi, followed by Diego Maradona and Pele. Johan Cruyff and Cristiano Ronaldo occupy the 4th and 5th places. Among others, the top 50 also includes active players such as Kylian Mbappe (29), Luka Modric (36), and Manuel Neuer (38). This list reflects the impact and contributions of players to the history of football.

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