The top ten dribblers since the 2006/07 season have been revealed and there are some interesting names on the list.
Twitter user @ErlingRoIe has put together an interesting list of the best dribblers since the 2006/07 season.
No wonder Lionel Messi tops the list of stars with an impressive 1,880 goals, ahead of Eden Hazard with 1,220 goals.
Franck Ribery, who forged a title-laden career at Bayern Munich, made 939 attempts and finished third ahead of Manchester City legend Sergio Aguero.
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Sergio Aguero in a Manchester City shirt. Image:
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The former Blues striker has 832 successful attempts and is the only heavyweight striker on the list.
Former Manchester United and Real Madrid player Cristiano Ronaldo has 816 successful tackles, having played on the wing at Manchester United before moving more in the middle.
Joaquin and Hatem Ben Arfa have scored 798 and 770 successful catches, ranking sixth and seventh respectively.
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Andres Iniesta, Roberto Firmino and Neymar scored 739, 736 and 734 successful attempts and finished the top 10.
Check out the full list below:
Rank/Name/Number of shots
Lionel Messi - 1,880
Eden Hazard - 1,220
Franck Ribery - 939
Sergio Agero - 832
Cristiano Ronaldo - 816
Joaquin - 798
Hatem Ben Arfa - 770
Andres Iniesta - 739
Roberto Firmino - 736
Neymar - 734
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Needless to say, the list of top dribblers since the 2006/07 season has gone viral on social media. One Twitter user said:
"Sergio Aguero is the 4th best dribbler of this generation. You know how crazy that is for an ST, he's the greatest ST this league has ever seen."
A second tweet:
"Messi remains astronomically clear in all attack stats."
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The third added:
"Smh. Hazard is something else."
The fourth said:
"People have seriously put Neymar above Hazard, the dribbling is crazy."
Another observation:
"Everybody here is under six feet tall except Ronaldo. He just has a different body."
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He was also the Red Devils captain as the club won the 2019-20 Premier League title to end a 30-year wait for the English title.
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