Pele and Messi top the list of the 10 legends in history.

In football, the number 10 is a symbol of elegance and creativity, and of the legendary players who raised the bar for the game and turned stadiums into a stage for art and skill. Among them are Pelé, the Brazilian legend who lit up the game in the 1970s, and Diego Maradona, who brought Argentina the World Cup with his extraordinary skills.

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The conversation then moves on to other legends who have worn the number 10 shirt, such as Michel Platini, Zinedine Zidane, Ronaldinho, and Lionel Messi, who has raised the bar and redefined modern football with his unique brilliance. All of these stars have made the number an enduring symbol in the world of the beautiful game.

Ranking of the top ten players who wore the number 10 throughout history: 1. Pele – The Blueprint for Greatness Pelé was the first global star to win three World Cups, and revolutionized the world of football with his style and skill. He played at just 17 in 1958, becoming a symbol of Brazilian flair, and the number 10 remains the most prominent number among fans and experts of the game.

2. Lionel Messi – The Complete Player Messi's statistics and titles speak for themselves. His prowess on the ball has amazed the world. With Barcelona, he has won four Champions League titles and ten La Liga titles, scoring over a thousand goals.

3. Diego Maradona – The Controversial Angel Maradona shaped an entire era, most notably the 1986 World Cup with his historic, controversial goal against England, and transformed Napoli into champions, creating timeless stories in football.

4. Michel Platini – Midfield Genius Platini set a new standard for playmakers, leading France to their first major European title in 1984 and shining at club level with Juventus.

5. Ferenc Puskás – The Deadly Left Foot Puskás defied stereotypes and scored over 500 goals, terrorizing defenses from Hungary and Real Madrid, and his name remains immortalized in the FIFA Puskás Goal of the Year Award.

6. Zinedine Zidane – Master of Elegance With a magical touch and penetrating vision, Zidane made football easy, led France to glory, won titles with Juventus and Real Madrid, and then also shone as a successful coach.

7. Ronaldinho – Joy and Creativity With his smile and a football hanging from his feet, Ronaldinho lit up Barcelona's stadiums, won the Ballon d'Or, and inspired an entire generation of players, including Lionel Messi. 8. Dennis Bergkamp – The Quiet Playmaker Bergkamp brought precision and composure to Arsenal, contributing to a golden era under Arsene Wenger, with his superb first touch and magical passes, winning three league titles.

9. Wayne Rooney – England's driving force Rooney emerged as a talented player from a young age, becoming Manchester United's all-time top scorer, excelling in scoring and creating plays, and a key pillar of the England national team's golden generation.

10. Roberto Baggio – Italy's elegant enigma Baggio is known for his technical skill, although he was disappointed to miss a penalty kick at the 1994 World Cup. His 22-year career was full of stunning goals and golden dribbles, and he won the Ballon d'Or in 1993.