FIFA 20: 5 legends who should be added to the game

Modified Jul 22, 2022 23:53 GMT

#3 – Francesco Totti

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Francesco Totti is synonymous with AS Roma. The Italian legend is a one-club man and retired in 2017 after 25 years at the club. His first season was a huge success, and he ended with 10+ goals in Serie A from the left wing. He also managed to make his debut for the Italian national team.

2006 was when Totti hit his peak, and his price card should be around this time. He won the World Cup with Italy as a supporting striker and scored 26 Serie A goals – playing as a centre forward at that time.

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After 2010, Totti started playing a little deeper and often ended up playing as a central midfielder. Though he was still doing well, he decided to hang his boots and become the director of the club.

However, he did not stay long and has left the club, just 2 years after being appointed.

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