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#4 Clarence Seedorf (Midfielder)
Dutch football has never created the 'complete midfielder' until Clarence Seedorf broke into the Ajax first-team aged just 16. The right-midfielder (initially) was provided with the chance to impress when Louis van Gaal aimed to build a young Dutch side that would eventually conquer Europe.
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A stint with Sampdoria occurred before Real Madrid wanted to bring Seedorf to the Spanish capital. Under the guidance of Fabio Capello, Seedorf developed into one of the most complete players on the planet. After one Champions League title and a La Liga title in 1997, Seedorf moved to Inter Milan and had a very unsuccessful time at the San Siro.
In 2002, Seedorf moved to AC Milan and became a cult-hero with the Rossenorri. It was here where he became the first player to record three Champions League titles with three different clubs. Ten years at Milan elevated Seedorf to iconic status in European football. Despite not shining for his national team when required, Seedorf remains the envy of many clubs in the continent.
