Luis Figo

Luís Figo is widely regarded as one of the greatest wingers and playmakers of all time. Known for his exceptional skill, vision, and ability to change the course of a game, Figo's impact on the field was immense. His controversial transfer from Barcelona to Real Madrid remains one of the most talked-about moves in football history. Figo's contributions to his clubs and the Portuguese national team have cemented his legacy as a football legend. He has also been recognized with numerous individual awards, including the FIFA World Player of the Year in 2001 and the Ballon d'Or in 2000. Figo's influence extends beyond his playing career, as he continues to be involved in football through various roles and initiatives.

• Club Career:

  • Sporting CP: Figo began his professional career at Sporting CP, where he gained recognition for his talents.
  • Barcelona: Joined Barcelona in 1995, where he played until 2000. During his time at the club, he won numerous titles, including:
    • 2 La Liga titles
    • 2 Copa del Rey titles
    • 1 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup
    • 2 Supercopa de España titles
  • Real Madrid: Figo's controversial transfer to Real Madrid in 2000 for a then-world record fee saw him win several major titles, including:
    • 2 La Liga titles
    • 1 UEFA Champions League title (2002)
    • 2 Supercopa de España titles
    • 1 UEFA Super Cup
    • 1 Intercontinental Cup
  • Inter Milan: Finished his club career at Inter Milan, where he played from 2005 to 2009, winning:
    • 4 Serie A titles
    • 1 Coppa Italia
    • 3 Supercoppa Italiana titles

• International Career:

  • Portugal: Figo was a key player for the Portuguese national team, earning 127 caps and scoring 32 goals. He helped Portugal reach the final of UEFA Euro 2004 and the semi-finals of the 2006 FIFA World Cup.