The ceiling of the winger is not Mero! The ranking of the top ten legendary wingers in football is exposed

Windbacks have always been the most impactful existence in the football world.

They tore the defense line at a rapid speed, ignite the arena with their dazzling talents, and rewrite the gameplay with their imaginative creativity.

The following list of top ten wingers in football history, from pioneers who pioneered the era to idols who ruled the times, count their unique style and influence that are sufficient to be recorded in history.

10. Stanley Matthews: The "founder of the winger legend"

active in the 1930s and 1960s, Matthews was recognized as an early winger master in football. He set the initial benchmark for the winger's position with his agile dribble and precise cross as a scalpel. In 1956, he became the first Golden Globe winner, which is called the "template for modern wingers."

9. Ryan Giggs: Manchester United's evergreen legend

As the representative of Manchester United's "one person, one city", Giggs interpreted the definition of "legend" with more than 20 years of career: 963 appearances, 266 assists, and countless trophys. His delicate footwork and precise timing control are not only the cornerstone of the Manchester United dynasty, but also synonymous with "ageless winger".

8. Gareth Bale: The "contest killer" transformed from a left-back

From a speed-type left-back to one of the deadliest wingers of the era, Bale's transformation can be called "textbook level". He can not only shoot a stunning long shot, but also contribute famous scenes with a barb in the Champions League final - in every major event, he can always become the team's "savior".

7. Cristiano Ronaldo: The "goal machine" rising on the wings

C Ronaldo's career began with Manchester United's wings: his speed, sharp foot skills, and calm finishing ability quickly made him the focus of the Premier League. Although he became a center in the later stage, the countless breakthroughs and goals he left on the wing have long been engraved into the depths of fans' memories.

6. Lionel Messi: "Football Magician" born on the right

Messi, who debuted on Barcelona's right, once swept Europe with full vitality and delicate footwork. Even though he later evolved into the core of the midfield, his "snake-shaped breakthrough", precise passes and key goals during the wing period were still the most distinctive and iconic footnotes of Barcelona's "Dream Three Dynasty".

5. Neymar: The "only talented" in the Messi and Ronaldo in the era, In the era when Messi and Ronaldo dominated the football world, Neymar occupied a place with his ultimate talent on the wing. His dribbling is fearless and gorgeous, and his creativity is imaginative. Even though he is often overshadowed by the light of the two superstars, his technical skills and goal contribution are still enough to be among the most talented wingers in modern times.

4. Mohamed Salah: From "abandoned son" to Liverpool "Pharaoh"

Salah's story is the most inspiring redemption legend in football: from Chelsea's frustrated marginal man to Liverpool's absolute core. Lightning speed, accurate shooting with left foot, and endless fighting spirit helped the Reds win the Premier League and Champions League championships, completing a gorgeous counterattack from "frustrated" to "legend".

3. Ronaldinho: The "happy elf" who treats the stadium as an amusement park

Ronaldinho redefines "happy football" with unparalleled technology and imaginative performances. During his tenure as Barcelona, ​​the lively and freehand "Rainbow Exceeds", the key goal of the desperate savior, and the 2005 Golden Ball Crown - all of which made him an irreplaceable "football artist" in the hearts of countless fans.

2. George Best: The "Manchester United Saints" that defines modern wingers, Best at his peak, uses his flexible dribbling and unpredictable breakthroughs to make fans and opponents fall in love with them. As a Golden Globe winner and Champions League champion, he redefined the role of "modern winger". His aura and talent are still difficult to replicate in football.

1. Galincha: The "Brazil Legend" that defeated fate

Why can this "naturally deformed leg" reach the top? The answer is hidden in his story: the left leg is shorter than the right leg and bent inward, but with his unmatched dribbling skills, he became the absolute hero of Brazil's World Cup win in 1962. He is recognized as "the most natural talented player in football history", and he proves with his strength that the incompleteness of fate can never stop a real genius.

Is this list reasonable? Are Messi and Ronaldo's rankings low? Welcome to leave your opinions in the comment section.