The
rest of the Americas football includes all Latin American nations aside from
Brazil and Argentina, mainly base on Uruguayan players. Arsenio Erico was a
phenomenal star in the pre-war era but never got to play for Paraguay in
official match. The first half 1970s is the golden era of this zone as many
top-class Peruvian players such as Cubillas, Chumpitaz and Cueto plus Elias
Figueroa who is the greatest defensive south American defender ever appeared in
this era.
Rest of the Latin America
Location :
South America, Central America
Copa America
Participation : 42 Times
World Cup
Participation : 17 Times (1930, 1950- Present)
Achievement : 1962 FIFA World Cup Third Place
2
Times FIFA World Cup Champions (1930, 1950)
2
Times Olympic Game Gold Medals (1924, 1928)
18
Times Copa America Winners (1916, 1917, 1920, 1923, 1924, 1926, 1935, 1939,
1942, 1953, 1956, 1959, 1967, 1975, 1979, 1983, 1987, 1995)
Top
Scorer : Jared Borgetti (46 Goals)
The
Greatest Player Ever : Juan Alberto Schiaffino
All-Time Rest of the Latin American Squad
Goalkeeper
|
Defender
|
Midfielder
|
Forward
|
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz
(Uruguay)
Jose Luis Chilavert
(Paraguay)
|
Victor Rodriguez
Andrade (Uruguay)
Luis Eyzaguirre
(Chile)
Ivan Cordoba
(Colombia)
Jose Santamaria
(Uruguay)
Jose Nasazzi
(Uruguay)
Elias Figueroa
(Chile)
Hector Chumpitaz
(Peru)
|
Jose Leandro Andrade (Uruguay)
Obdulio Varela
(Uruguay)
Cesar Cueto
(Peru)
Enzo Francescoli
(Uruguay)
Juan Schiaffino
(Uruguay)
Teofillo Cubillas
(Peru)
Pedro Rocha
(Uruguay)
Leonel Sanchez
(Chile)
|
Hector Scarone
(Uruguay)
Luis Suarez
(Uruguay)
Alberto Spencer
(Ecuador)
Hugo Sanchez
(Mexico)
Arsenio Erico
(Paraguay)
|
Manager : Oscar Washington Tabarez (Uruguay)
Stadium : Estadio El Monumental (Peru)
|
|
Formation XI
Explain of Formation
There are only three players
different to all-time Uruguay squad, are Elias Figueroa, Teofilo Cubillas and
Arsenio Erico who is set to be alone as striker.
Statistics
By Decade
|
By Class
|
By Nation
|
1910s : -
1920s : 2
1930s : 2
1940s : -
1950s : 3
1960s : 5
1970s : 4
1980s : 2
1990s : 1
2000s : 1
2010s : 1
|
King
: -
Queen
: 19
Prince
: 3
|
Uruguay
: 11
Peru
: 3
Chile
: 3
Paraguay
: 2
Mexico
: 1
Colombia
: 1
Ecuador
: 1
|
Ecuador Honourable Mention
Date Of Birth : 6 December 1937
Nation : Ecuador, Position : Target Striker
Height : 180 cm, Major Club : Penarol
Caps : 11 Games (4 Goals)
Professional Score Record : 344 Goals/ 544 Games
Club Honours : 6 Times Uruguay League
2 Time Copa Libertadores Cup (1961, 1966)
2 Time Intercontinental Cup (1961, 1966)
International Honours, World Cup Participation : None
Individual Achievement : 4 Time Uruguay League Top Scorer
2 Times Copa Libertadores Cup Top Scorer (1960, 1962)
Copa Libertadores Cup and Penarol's All-Time Top Scorer
IFFHS Ecuador Greatest Player Ever
Class : Queen Bronze
Alex Aguinaga
Date Of Birth : 9 July 1968
Nation : Ecuador, Caps :109 Games (23 Goals)
Height : 172 cm, Position : Playmaker
Major Club : Necaxa, Deportivo Quito
World Cup Participation : 2002 (3 Games)
Club Honours : 2 Times Mexican League
1 Time Ecuadorian League
1 Time CONCACAF Cup Winners’ Cup
1 Time CONCACAF Champion’s Cup
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : 1 Time South American Team of the Year
Class : Prince Bronze
Antonio Valencia
Date Of Birth : 4 August 1985
Nation : Ecuador, Caps : 60 Games
Height : 180 cm
Position : Right-Winger, Right-Back
Major Club : Manchester United
World Cup Participation : 2006
Club Honours : 2 Times English Premier League
2011 UEFA Champion League Runner-Up
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : None
Class : Prince Bronze
Bolivia Honourable Mention
Ramiro Blacut
Date Of Birth : 5
May 1926
Position : Right-Winger
Height :
Unknown
Major Club : Bolivar
Caps :
23 Games
World Cup
Participation : 1950
Club Honours : 1
Time Bolivian Cup
International
Honours : 1963 Copa America Winner
Individual
Achievement : 1963 Copa America Best Player
Class : Prince Bronze
Marco Etcherverry
Date Of Birth : 26
September 1970
Position :
Attacking Midfielder
Height :
175 cm
Major Club : DC United
Caps : 71 Games
World Cup Participation : 1994
Club Honours : 3 Times MLS Cup
1998 CONCACAF Champion Cup
International
Honours : 1997 Copa America Runner-Up
Individual
Achievement : Bolivia Greatest Player Ever
Class : Prince Bronze
Erwin Sanchez
Date Of Birth : 19
October 1969
Position :
Playmaker
Height :
174 cm
Major Club : Boavista
Caps : 57
Games
World Cup
Participation : 1994 (3 Games)
Club Honours : 1
Time Portuguese League
International
Honours : 1997 Copa America Runner-Up
Individual
Achievement : None
Class : Prince Bronze
Victor Ugarte
Date Of Birth : 5
May 1926
Position : Forward
Height : 170
cm
Major Club : Bolivar
Caps : 45 Games
(16 Goals)
World Cup
Participation : 1950
Club Honours : 2
Times Bolivian League
International
Honours : 1963 Copa America Winner
Individual
Achievement : None
Class : Prince Bronze
Central Americas Honourable Mention
Date Of Birth : 15 December 1986
Nation : Costa Rica, Caps : 80 Games
Position : Goalkeeper
Height : 185 cm
Major Club : Real Madrid
World Cup Participation : 2014, 2018 (7 Games)
Club Honours : 4 Times Costa Rican League
1 Time La Liga, 2005 CONCACAF Champion Cup
3 Times UEFA Champion League (16,17,18)
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : 2014 La Liga Goalkeeper of the year
2016 La Liga Foreign Player of the Year
2 Times CONCACAF player of the year (14,17)
IFFHS CONCACAF Player of the Decade
Class : Prince Silver
Gilberto Yearwood
Date Of Birth : 15 March 1956
Nation : Honduras
Position : Destroyer
Height : 184 cm
Major Club : Elche, Real Valladolid
Caps : 24 Games
World Cup Participation :1982 (3 Games)
Club Honours : 3 Times Honduras League
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : IFFHS Honduras Greatest Player Ever
Class : Prince Silver
Date Of Birth : 14 July 1909
Nation : Costa Rica
Position : Creative Forward
Height : 165 cm
Major Club : Alajuelense, Barcelona
Caps : Unknown
World Cup Participation : None
Club Honours : 3 Times Costa Rica League
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : Alajuelense Greatest Player Ever
IFFHS Costa Rica Greatest Player Ever
Class : Prince Silver
Jorge Alberto Gonzalez
Date Of Birth : 13 March 1958
Nation : El Salvador
Caps : 62 Games (21 Goals)
Position : Attacking Midfielder
Height : 174 cm
Major Club : FAS, Cadiz
World Cup Participation : 1982 (3 Games and No Goal)
Club Honours : 5 Times El Salvador League
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : IFFHS El Salvador Player of The Century
Class : Prince Silver
Date Of Birth : 24 November 1930
Nation : Costa Rica
Position : Attacking Midfielder
Nation : Mexico, Caps : 36 Games
Height :176 cm, Major Club : Deportivo Saprissa
World Cup Participation: None
Club Honours : 3 Times Costa Rican League
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : None
Class : Prince Silver
Date Of Birth : 12 March 1967
Nation : Panama
Height : 185 cm, Position : Forward
Major Club : Alajuelense, Barcelona
Caps : 32 Games (22 Goals)
World Cup Participation : None
Club Honours : 1 Time Uruguayan League
1996 UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : IFFHS Panama Greatest Player Ever
2021 IFFHS CONCACAF All-Time Dream team
Class : Prince Bronze
Date Of Birth : 7 May 1943
Nation : Costa Rica, Caps : 19 Games (8 Goals)
Height : 179 cm, Position : Target Striker
Major Club : Alajuelense
Professional Scores Record : 197 Goals/ 168 Games
Club Honours : 3 Times Costa Rica League
International Honours, World Cup Participation : None
Individual Achievement : 1967 World League Top Scorer
Alajuelense All-Time Top Scorer
Costa Rican League All-Time Top Scorer
Class : Prince Bronze
Table of Positional Ranking
Goalkeeper
|
Defensive
Lateral
|
Central
Defender
|
1.Ladislao Mazurkiewicz (URU)
2. Jose Luis Chilavert (PAR)
3. Roque Maspoli (URU)
4. Sergio Livingstone (CHL)
5. Rodolfo Rodriguez (URU)
6. Antonio Carbajal (MEX)
7. Andreas Mazali (URU)
8. Roberto Rojas (CHL)
9. Luis Gabelo Conejo (CTRC)
10. Keylor Navas (CTRC)
11. Juan Valdivieso (PER)
12. Oscar Cordoba (COL)
13. Jorge Campos (MEX)
14. Rene Higuita (COL)
15. Jose Soriano (PER)
16. Efrain Sanchez (COL)
17. Oswaldo Sanchez (MEX)
|
1. Victor R. Andrade (URU)
2. Luis Eyzaguirre (CHL)
3. Ricardo Pavoni (URU)
4. Pablo Forlan (URU)
5. Francisco Arce (PAR)
6. Jaime Duarte (PER)
7. Luis Ubinas (URU)
8. Omar Caetano (URU)
9. Raul Pini (URU)
10. Antonio Arias (CHL)
11. Nicolas Fuentes (PER)
12. Ulises De La Cruz (ECU)
13. Ruben Diaz (PER)
14. Gustavo Pena (MEX)
15. Luis Capurro (ECU)
|
1. Elias Figueroa (CHL)
2. Hector Chumpitaz (PER)
3. Jose Nasazzi (URU)
4. Jose Santamaria (URU)
5. Diego Godin (URU)
6. Atilio Ancheta (URU)
7. Guillermo Delgado (PER)
8. Hugo de Leon (URU)
9. Roberto Matosas (URU)
10. Julio Menledez (PER)
11. Carlos Gamarra (PAR)
12. Dario Pereyra (URU)
13. Ivan Cordoba (COL)
14. Paolo Montero (URU)
15. William Martinez (URU)
16. Matias Gonzalez (URU)
17. Alberto Quintano (CHL)
18. Alfredo Foglino (URU)
19. Ignacio Prieto (CHL)
20. Juan Lezcano (PAR)
21. Francisco Zuluaga (COL)
22. Heriberto Herrera (PAR)
23. Rogelio Delgado (PAR)
24. Henry Caicedo (COL)
25. Rafael Marquez (MEX)
26. Francisco Reyes (PAR)
27. Davinson Sanchez (COL)
28. Jose Fernandez (PER)
29. Eusebio Tejera (URU)
30. Mario Yepes (COL)
31. Jorge Bermudez (COL)
|
Defensive
Midfielder
|
Playmaker
|
Advanced
Midfielder
|
1. Jose L. Andrade (URU)
2. Obdulio Varela (URU)
3. Nestor Goncalves (URU)
4. Manuel Fleitas Solich (PAR)
5. Ruben Marcos (CHL)
6. Jose Velasquez (PER)
7. Arturo Vidal (CHL)
8. Schubert Gambetta (URU)
9. Lorenzo Fernandez (URU)
10. Alvaro Gestido (URU)
11. Victor Benitez (PER)
12. Segundo Castillo (PER)
13. Jaime Pizarro (CHL)
14. Modesto Bria (PAR)
15. Gilberto Yearwood (HDR)
16. Pavel Pardo (Mexico)
17. Leonel Alvarez (COL)
|
1. Cesar Cueto (PER)
2. David Pizarro (CHL)
3. Carlos Valderrama (COL)
4. Ruben Paz (URU)
5. David Pizarro (CHL)
6. Julio Cesar Uribe (PER)
7. Francisco Fedullo (URU)
8. Roberto Challe (PER)
9. Ramon Mifflin (PER)
10. Pablo Bengoechea (URU)
11. Freddy Rincon (COL)
12. Erwin Sanchez (BOL)
13. Carlos Reinoso (CHL)
14. Francisco Fedullo (URU)
15. Alex Aguinaga (ECU)
16. Hugo Talavera (PAR)
|
1. Teofilo Cubillas (PER)
2. Juan A. Schiaffino (URU)
3. Enzo Francescoli (URU)
4. Pedro Rocha (URU)
5. Roberto Porta (URU)
6. Walter Gomez (URU)
7. Julio Cesar Romero (PAR)
8. Alberto Terry (PER)
9. Hugo Sotil (PER)
10. Angel Romano (URU)
11. Anibal Ciocca (URU)
12. James Rodriguez (COL)
13. Magico Gonzalez (ESV)
14. Alvaro Recoba (URU)
15. Francisco Valdes (CHL)
16. Javier Ambrois (URU)
17. Luis De La Fuente (MEX)
18. Jorge Arevena (CHL)
19. Santurino Arrua (PAR)
20. Marco Etcheverry (BOL)
21. Alvaro Murillo (CTRC)
22. Jairo Arboleda (COL)
|
Offensive
Lateral
|
Forward
|
Striker
|
1. Juan Joya (PER)
2. Leonel Sanchez (CHL)
3. Luis Cubilla (URU)
4. Enrique Hormazabal (CHL)
5. Alexis Sanchez (CHL)
6. Alcides Ghiggia (URU)
7. Juan Seminario (PER)
8. Antonio Alzamendi (URU)
9. Willington Ortiz (COL)
10. Julio C. Abbaddie (URU)
11. Juan Cuacrado (COL)
12. Juan Jose Munante (PER)
13. Oscar G. Sanchez (PER)
14. Juan Carlos Oblitas (PER)
15. Isabelino Gradin (URU)
16. Santos Udinaran (URU)
17. Norberto Solano (PER)
18. Gerónimo Barbadillo (PER)
19. Antonio Valencia (ECU)
20. Ramiro Blacut
(BOL)
21. Luis Vargas Pena (PAR)
22. Julio Cesar Morales (URU)
23. Bibiano Zapirain (URU)
|
1. Hector Scarone (URU)
2. Luis Alberto Suarez (URU)
3. Diego Forlan (URU)
4. Jose Piendibene (URU)
5. Severino Varela (URU)
6. Carlos Caszely (CHL)
7. Alejandro Morera (CTRC)
8. Ruben Sosa (URU)
9. Pedro Cea (URU)
10. Aurelio Gonzalez (PAR)
11. Delfin B. Caceres (PAR)
12. Alejandro Villanueva (PER)
13. Jorge Alcade (PER)
14. Pedro Pablo Leon (PER)
15. Raul Toro (CHL)
16. Javiet Ambrois (URU)
17. Delio Gamboa (COL)
18. Alberto Gallardo (PER)
19. George Robledo (CHL)
20. Hector Castro (URU)
21. Roberto Cabanas (PAR)
22. Horacio Casarin (MEX)
|
1. Arsenio Erico (PAR)
2. Hugo Sanchez (MEX)
3. Alberto Spencer (ECU)
4. Pedro Petrone (URU)
5. Fernando Morena (URU)
6. Atilio
Garcia (URU)
7. Edinson Cavani (URU)
8. Teodoro
Fernandez (PER)
9. Marcelo Salas
(CHL)
10. Valeriano Lopez (PER)
11. Oscar Miguez (URU)
12. Radamel Falcao (COL)
13. Ivan Zamorano (CHL)
14. Eulogio Martinez (PAR)
15. Javier Hernandez (MEX)
16. Ettore
Purichelli (URU)
17. Arnoldo Iguaran (COL)
18. Julio C. Dely Valdes (PNM)
18. Victor Ugarte (BOL)
|
Manager
1. Oscar Washington
Tabarez (URU)
2. Luis Cubilla (URU)
3. Francisco Maturana (COL)
4. Fernando Riera (CHL)
5. Juan Lopez Fontana (URU)
6. Hugo Bagnulo (URU)
The Greatest Rest of the Latin American Players of the Era
10s
: Jose Piendibene
20s
: Hector Scarone (1st Half), Jose Leandro Andrade (2nd Half)
30s
: Aurelio Gonzalez (1st Half), Arsenio Erico (2nd Half)
40s
: Obdulio Verela (1st Half), Walter Gomez (2nd Half)
50s
: Juan Schiaffino (1st Half), Juan Joya
(2nd Half)
60s
: Alberto Spencer
70s
: Teofilo Cubillas (1st Half), Elias Figueroa (2nd Half)
80s
: Enzo Francescoli (1st Half), Hugo Sanchez (2nd Half)
90s
: Enzo Francescoli (1st Half), Marcelo Salas (2nd Half)
2000s
: Alvaro Recoba (1st Half), Diego Forlan (2nd Half)
2010s : Luis Suarez (1st Half), Alexis Sanchez (2nd Half)
The Greatest Rest of the Latin American Footballers of All-Time
1. Teofilo Cubillas (Peru)
2. Enzo Francescoli (Uruguay)
3. Elias Figueroa (Chile)
4. Jose Leandro Andrade (Uruguay)
5. Juan Schiaffino (Uruguay)
6.
Hector Scarone (Uruguay)
7. Luis
Alberto Suarez (Uruguay)
8. Hector
Chumpitaz (Peru)
9.
Arsenio Erico (Paraguay)
10.
Obdulio Varela (Uruguay)
11.
Pedro Rocha (Uruguay)
12.
Hugo Sanchez (Mexico)
13.
Jose Nasazzi (Uruguay)
14.
Jose Santamaria (Uruguay)
15. Cesar
Cueto (Peru)
16. Alberto Spencer (Ecuador)
17. Juan Joya (Peru)
18.
Victor Rodriguez Andrade (Uruguay)
19. Pedro
Petrone (Uruguay)
20. Jose Luis Chilavert (Paraguay)
By Nation
Uruguay
: 13
Peru
: 4
Chile
: 1
Paraguay
: 1
Ecuador : 1
Colombia : -
Mexico
: 1
Costa Rica : -
Rest of the Latin American Footballers of The Year
1930
|
Jose Nasazzi
|
1931
|
Alejandro Villanueva
|
1932
|
Pedro Petrone
|
1933
|
Alejandro Morera
|
1934
|
Anibal Ciocca
|
1935
|
Jose Nasazzi
|
1936
|
Anibal Ciocca
|
1937
|
Arsenio Erico
|
1938
|
Arsenio Erico
|
1939
|
Arsenio Erico
|
1940
|
Jorge Alcade
|
1941
|
Roberto Porta
|
1942
|
Roberto Porta
|
1943
|
Obdulio Varela
|
1944
|
Obdulio Verela
|
1945
|
Attlio Garcia
|
1946
|
Attlio Garcia
|
1947
|
Schubert Gambetta
|
1948
|
Walter Gomez
|
1949
|
Obdulio Varela
|
1950
|
Juan Schiaffino
|
1951
|
Valeriano Lopez
|
1952
|
Juan Schiaffino
|
1953
|
Juan Schiaffino
|
1954
|
Jose Santamaria
|
1955
|
Enrique Hormazabal
|
1956
|
Juan Schiaffino
|
1957
|
Alberto Terry
|
1958
|
Jose Santamaria
|
1959
|
Leonel Sanchez
|
1960
|
Jose Santamaria
|
1961
|
Alberto Spencer
|
1962
|
Alberto Spencer
|
1963
|
Pedro Rocha
|
1964
|
Juan Joya
|
1965
|
Pedro Rocha
|
1966
|
Pedro Rocha
|
1967
|
Pedro Rocha
|
1968
|
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz
|
1969
|
Hector Chumpitaz
|
1970
|
Teofilo Cubillas
|
1971
|
Hector Chumpitaz
|
1972
|
Teofilo Cubillas
|
1973
|
Hugo Sotil
|
1974
|
Elias Figueroa
|
1975
|
Teofilo Cubillas
|
1976
|
Elias Figueroa
|
1977
|
Hugo Sotil
|
1978
|
Teofilo Cubillas
|
1979
|
Julio Cesar Romero
|
1980
|
Cesar Cueto
|
1981
|
Cesar Cueto
|
1982
|
Julio Cesar Uribe
|
1983
|
Enzo Francescoli
|
1984
|
Enzo Francescoli
|
1985
|
Enzo Francescoli
|
1986
|
Hugo Sanchez
|
1987
|
Hugo Sanchez
|
1988
|
Hugo Sanchez
|
1989
|
Enzo Francescoli
|
1990
|
Hugo Sanchez
|
1991
|
Ivan Zamorano
|
1992
|
Enzo Francescoli
|
1993
|
Carlos Valderrama
|
1994
|
Erwin Sanchez
|
1995
|
Enzo Francescoli
|
1996
|
Jose Luis Chilavert
|
1997
|
Marcelo Salas
|
1998
|
Marcelo Salas
|
1999
|
Alvaro Recoba
|
2000
|
Alvaro Recoba
|
2001
|
Claudio Pizarro
|
2002
|
Francisco Arce
|
2003
|
David Pizarro
|
2004
|
David Pizarro
|
2005
|
Diego Forlan
|
2006
|
Rafael Marquez
|
2007
|
Diego Forlan
|
2008
|
Luis Alberto Suarez
|
2009
|
Diego Forlan
|
2010
|
Diego Forlan
|
2011
|
Luis Alberto Suarez
|
2012
|
Radamel Falcao
|
2013 Luis Alberto Suarez
2014 James Rodriguez
2015
Luis Alberto Suarez
2016. Luis Alberto Suarez
2017 Alexis Sanchez
2018 Edison Cavani
2019 Arturo Vidal
By Nation
Uruguay : 45
Peru : 17
Chile : 11
Paraguay : 6
Mexico : 5
Colombia : 3
Ecuador : 2
Costa Rica : 1
Severino Varela isn't on the list of strikers.
ReplyDeleteI have named him.
DeleteYou put Severino Varela as the best player of the 1st Half of 40s but then you put Obdulio varela as the best player of 1942,1943 and 1944. I think that you made a mistake and confuse the two Varelas.
ReplyDeleteOK thanks, let me reviews.
DeleteIn "The Greatest Football Players of All-Time" list, Schiaffino is between José Andrade and Scarone. But in the list of this page (and in "The Greatest Uruguayan Footballers of All-Time" list too), he stays first. Please fix that.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you think about the carreer or Fernando Muslera? He wasn't well rated in Italy as a young player but he's a legend in Turkey and he has an extremely high DBS calcio rating, as well as many titles with Galatasaray and the Copa América 2011 and the fourth place at the World Cup 2010 with Uruguay. Doesn't he at least deserve a mention in positional ranking here?
ReplyDeleteI think the average rating standard in Turkey is relatively high. I rate only seasons with higher 6.8 in average to qualify international-class and he receives only a couple of times below my criteria that set at least three.
Deletewhere are the best bolivian Footballers of all time
ReplyDeletemaximo alcocer
ReplyDeletejoaquin botero
ramiro castillo
http://www.la-razon.com/marcas/dia-Chocolatin-llevo-pelota-eternidad_0_1708029213.html
http://www.eltiempo.com/archivo/documento/MAM-687149
erwin romero
http://www.late.com.bo/chichi-romero-el-mejor-numero-10-de-bolivia/#sthash.qn2bNIdf.dpbs
julio cesar baldivieso
I think you forgot to add Francisco Zuluaga in the positional ranking here, since you have him as a main starter in your Northern Latin Americas Union squad, ahead of both Caicedo and Yepes. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteOK, Thanks
DeleteSchiaffino in positional ranking advanced midfielders above cubillas but in the list of the best players, he is below cubillas
ReplyDeleteHi Naratorn, I am Michele Benforti. Why do you have David Pizarro second in playmaker ranking, ahead of Valderrama, Uribe, Paz and Challe, yet he does not feature in your 9x100 positional ranking list as a playmaker, whereas Valderrama, Uribe, Paz and Challe do?
ReplyDeleteIs there any error?
Valderrama, Uribe, Paz and Challe aren't in the 9x100 list also. David Pizarro has proved his performance in higher standard competition (Series A in competitive era) than those players. I think he should deserve higher place.
DeleteValderrama is in 74th place, Ruben Paz in 81st, Uribe in reserved list. And yet Pizarro is not there...
DeleteWell, I'm acknowledged David Pizarro has a superior club career than the three players with around 4.5 upper inetrnational-class but he is lack of international recognition. He was not a starter in Copa America 2015 that Chile won the title. At Roma, he played well in 2008 UCL group stage and the first leg against Real Madrid but I don't know why he was always substituted in both leg against Man Utd.
DeleteProbably you have to forgot to update some of the rankings here. Godin is still 14th, should be 4th according to your 9x100 Positional ranking.
DeleteDelgado and De León should be above Meléndez. Here you still have Romano as attacking midfielder, whereas in the 9x100 he is now listed as a winger.
Vidal, Marcos and Gambetta should now be above Velásquez.
Abbadie should now be above Gómez Sánchez and Gradín.
OK I have done revision.
Deletegreat work
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