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Messi, Mbappe missing as Mourinho names All-Time Best 11, lists Ronaldo, Drogba

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Messi, Mbappe missing in Mourinho's All-Time Best 11

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Three prominent professional footballers – Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, including two others, Harry Kane and Erling Haaland, are missing in Jose Mourinho’s list of All-Time Best 11 – symbolising best 11 players in the world at club level, by his rating.

According to Mourinho, the All-Time 11 include:

1. Cech – Goal Keeper

Defence

2. John Terry
3. Carvalho
4. Gallas
5. Zanetti

Midfield

6. Makelele
7. Ozil
8. Lampard

Attack

9. Drogba
10. Hazard
11. Ronaldo

Related Topics:Cristiano Ronaldo Erling Haaland Jose Mouringo Kylian Mbappe Lionel Messi

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