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#1 Roberto Carlos
Roberto Carlos is widely regarded as one of the best left-backs of all time. He was one of the 'Galacticos' of the intimidating Real Madrid squad built up by Florentino Perez in the last decade.
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With Real Madrid he would go on to win 4 La Liga titles, 3 Super Cups and 3 Champions League trophies. And he became one of the legends of the game when he helped Brazil claim the World Cup trophy for a record fifth time in 2002.
He became world-renowned for his free-kick taking abilities, for which he was called El Hombre Bala. He routinely unleashed free-kicks measuring 105 miles-an-hour with his left-foot.
In 2015, he decided to join Delhi Dynamos as their player-manager. Unfortunately, his playing days were way behind him and we only got to see him play 3 times.
He did lead the team to semi-finals for the first time that season but lost the 2 leg fixture to Zico's FC Goa. After one season, he decided his time at ISL was up and he left the club after his contract expired.
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