The GREATEST Signature Moves In Football History Pt.3

[@excelwhyte3451]

BABE WAKE UP, BALLCULTURE JUST POSTED ❤

[@StillAwesome21]

Ronaldo chop with the Joe Weller song to boot, nice touch. 😂👌🏾

[@SedighHajian]

Your Content is criminally underrated

[@agitatedcabbage]

Underrated channel🔥

[@ShaneGallager]

You have to look at Riquelme's insane nutmeg, where it looks like he's going for a Zidane roulette but when he has his back to the player he backheels the ball through the players legs & goes past him, it's beautiful. it's a bit like the Redondo back-heel nutmeg against United in the 2000 UCL 1/8 finals, but Riquelme does it with a 360 spin. The video is titled "Riquelme Greatest Ever Nutmeg Great Football Skill!"

[@ademirca4621]

These signature move videos are amazing can you do more of these videos

[@FSousA7X]

A good one that not many players use is the hop when taking a penalty, Bruno Fernandes and Jorginho use/used a lot

[@PP-mw9nw]

Marco Reus top spin shot

[@mantas4079]

Add Kylian Mbappes near post finish in the next one!

[@lwandomadikizela2213]

The Ronaldo Chop. Ronaldo's signature move when he cuts inside from his flank and scores while chopping the ball in a different direction.

[@idk-dz3fo]

Thanks for including my suggestion of Riyad Mahrez's fake shot. Another one is Guti and his no-look pass.

[@dindinduckduck]

Part 4 with Bergkamp flick please✍

[@robbin0000]

Iconic

[@Karmakkis]

Have you ever wondered what was going through the person mind when they did the move

[@itsonlyjoecollins]

Pele walked so lamela could run is the wildest sentence ever said

[@hitlucked]

Ball culture let's go

[@thomas_delaney]

Musiala is making la croqueta great again

[@sbrensbeve5368]

If the knuckleball is anyone's signature move, it's Juninho Pernambucano's

[@assil4real]

5:20 lol

[@davidmonteiro5278]

D'Alessandro is a brazillian football legend

[@Moarb1d]

Busquets dragback must be in part 4

[@wisdomoyefusi1802]

Robinho numerous step overs mbappe near post shot firmino no look goals Jorginho hop penalty (I think he's the first to do it)

[@amamiyaharuto8407]

Lets go new update

[@Render.888]

Do the odegard step over

[@dmigrz]

Hello, Please cover neymar’s signature control in part 4

[@sm42941]

do you truly believe that a fake shot is 'inseparable' from mahrez?

[@Chinjj]

Anthony with around the planet

[@ricardolombardini]

Mesut Ozil bounce kick

[@anandvipin404]

hi man big fan, just a suggestion that if its not too much work could you add captions to do your videos. cheers and keep up with the good work btw

[@michaeltrumph121]

*So much DISINFORMATION in these "signature moves" videos:* *1.* *The elastico* was invented by a Japanese guy called *Sérgio Echigo* - a Brazilian former footballer of Japanese descent who played as a midfielder for Corinthians. Brazilian legend *Rivellino* acquired the move from him, perfected while they were teammates at Corinthians, and made the move famous world wide in the late 60s and 70s. Ever since, the move has been copied by many Brazilian greats and greats from other nations too. *Ronaldinho* was simply lucky he played at the beginning of the social media era, that's why many associate the move with him. However, he did not perfect it one bit and there are others who have done it way better, especially in Brazil, *Ronaldo* being the one who did it best. *2.* *Maradona* was executing the *roulette* way before Zidane. *3.* Nobody knows exactly who invented or first did the *Cruyff turn* , however Pele clearly executed it and made it famous way before Cruyff. *4.* *Djalminha* was executing the *rainbow flick* when Neymar was still a toddler. *5.* *La croquetta* was made famous by Danish great *Michael Laudrup* , who led Barcelona to multiple league titles. *Michael Laudrup* was Iniesta's childhood hero, hece why he aquired the move from him *6.* *Maradona* was doing rabona's when Lamela wasn't even born.

[@ashyknees653]

A signature move doesn’t mean that they created the move, just means that they are known to use it much more than other players, he never claimed the players in the video created the move

[@michaeltrumph121]

@@ashyknees653 _A signature move doesn’t mean that they created the move, just means that they are known to use it much more than other players_ I agree, but the problem is many of the players he gives as an example and attributes a move to them, they did not use it more than others. For example: - Maradona did the roullette just as much if not more than Zidane. The reason Zidane is more credited with it is cause Zidane had had more footage available and media exposure for the masses to see him and cause Maradona had a far more vast dribbling repertoire and thus the roullette was just another move for him. - M. Laudrup was using the croquetta far more often than Iniesta.

[@nothinghere251]

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