World Cup Winners | Lineups | 1930-2018

This video shows the starting lineups of all FIFA World Cup winners in the finals from 1930 to 2018.
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1. Uruguay in 1930
0:13
This video shows the formation of 2-3-2-3 (Metodo),
but it is inaccurate and it should be 2-3-5 (Pyramid).
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Pyramid: en.wikipedia.o...)
2. Villa's club in 2010
Villa completed his transfer to Barcelona on the first day of July 2010 before the final.
3. France in 2018
FIFA officially announced 4-2-3-1 as the formation of France, but in reality 4-3-3 was correct.
Official announcement: • LINEUPS - FRANCE v CRO...
4. Brazil
The new video below referred to much more sources and shows more detailed lineups from 1919 to 2019.
• Historical Line-Ups of...
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AS Monaco is a club based in Monaco, which is an independent country.
Therefore this video shows the small national flag of Monaco.
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[@ryubix5724]

1978 is : -the first World Cup where a player from the winning country was playing in a foreign club. -the only World Cup where a free agent was playing for the winning country.

[@bluehabs]

Check on transfermarkt, in 1978 tarantini was at birmingham. Any explanation maybe?, The most logical way is his previous club (boca junior) not extend his contract and the league already ended meanwhile the english league not ended yet make him free agent during world cup final before he move to birmingham.

[@lautaroochoa5572]

Jose Luis Brown (1986) he was also a free agent. Deportivo Español received the contract before the World Cup and had to train on his own for 5 months

[@victordeoliveira344]

This WC was rigged for Argentina

[@rileyjroberts]

@@bluehabs what happened was he fell out with the owners of Boca and got released, then everyone waited to see how he did at the World Cup before signing him

[@starkiller140]

You would be right if it wasn't by the fact that a Uruguayan player from the 1950 world cup squad was playing in River Plate from Argentina. Edit: I just remembered that both the Uruguayan league and Argentine league have a team named River Plate my apologies.

[@gustavoscheibler5999]

2006: the whole team from Italy played in italy 2010: the whole team from Spain played in Spain 2014: the whole team from German played in German except 2 2018: Mbappe played in PSG

[@matiasmcfarlane]

Inter de Milán in 2010: not italian players hahahah

[@hongkongsmartboy]

@@matiasmcfarlane Some says 1998 France lacks of ethnic French. This is double standard. There were many Argentine and Brazilian Internazionale players are ethnic Italian.

[@algumacoisa1232]

@@hongkongsmartboy The last had also very little ethnic french people

[@USMCLib3rty]

@@algumacoisa1232 so sad

[@Date-vdm]

Fun fact 2018: Every player was french!

[@stonesfan1994]

Fun fact: Héctor Castro, striker of Uruguay's squad in 1930, was the first and last player with one arm to play at a world cup. At the age of 13, he accidentally cut his arm off with a chainsaw, giving him the name "El Manco" (the one armed). Castro scored two goals in the tournament, with one of them being in the World Cup Final against Argentina.

[@teerawatsangthong]

that's dark

[@javierburgos7]

Menos mal que no era portero. XD

[@haikazumadesu36]

Fun fact: Mazinho is the father of Thiago Alcantara.

[@victorsouza6088]

And Rafinha, from PSG!

[@bryanmontillafolrez2425]

Hahaha yes I know, thats basic

[@haikazumadesu36]

@@bryanmontillafolrez2425 cool

[@shorba14]

Wow

[@antiheroi9270]

Why Thiago is spanish and Mazinho Brazilian?

[@mrorlov2706]

2:42 He attack He protect But most importantly he is a free agent

[@samyrandome425]

Love me a free agent as a starter in your national team. Shows trust and confidence.

[@the_real_idoit8166]

Probably wasn’t a free agent after the World Cup ended

[@umarabdaziz760]

@@the_real_idoit8166 yea Birmingham City signed him

[@elite.gaming-l4p]

1954 world cup. Germany attack and protect and win FIFA world cup :) after world War.

[@superpaginam]

Lol that sounds like a super hero name "the free agent"

[@RevanSurik]

Fun facts: two players from Brazil's 1958 team are still alive - Pelé and Zagallo. And Zagallo himself, other than participating as a player both in 1958 and 1962, was the coach of the 1970 Brazil team, thus being the first person to win the World Cup both as player and coach (and one of three who achieved the feat). His last work as a coach was in 2001 at the head of Flamengo, with which he won a state championship and made it to the 2001 Copa Mercosul's final (which Flamengo lost to San Lorenzo). Last year (2019), at the ceremony that awarded the Brazilian Championship's best players (which was almost entirely dominated by Flamengo's squad), he made his first public appearance in many years to congratulate the already legendary 2019 Flamengo team that won the Brazilian Championship and the Libertadores with record-breaking performances. Zagallo truly is a living football legend :3

[@tainafleckell]

He won in 94 too as a manager coach, he's the only person who won 4 world cups

[@RevanSurik]

@@tainafleckell As an assistant, maybe? Brazil's coach in 1994 was Parreira...

[@luccavalentinw.fiorini2302]

@@RevanSurik thats right he was an assistant manager, basically the right hand of the coach Parreira

[@vitorassissantos4302]

And a runner up in 1998

[@jimtuite3451]

@@vitorassissantos4302 did Brazil lose?

[@Parragon77]

Seeing teams like Kaiserslautern dominate a national team makes me sad. Nothing lasts for ever.

[@starkiller140]

Its amazing to see more West Ham players in the starting XI for England than Liverpool and Manchester United.

[@irvancrocs1753]

Also Botafogo for brazil..

[@malte.3917]

1990 - 3 players from Cologne

[@eduardochavezbarreto8140]

Is sad that there wasn't UCL in 30s - 50s.

[@RenegadeShepard69]

@Malte IKR Koln is still the second german club with most WC winners, they had players in almost every of theirs WC titles. How the mighty have fallen. Botafogo is also one of the clubs in the world with most WC winners till this day. A real shame, now they are pretty much relegated again.

[@prabijshrestha]

Amazing fact : Most of the successful national teams are dominated by one club players.

[@gabrielbs017]

You wanna say the same ligue no?

[@s8v1]

cantona once said that the 2010 world cup was won by barcalona, not by spain

[@fanartfootball7282]

Brazil 2002

[@bryanmontillafolrez2425]

Naa

[@dagarcia154]

@@s8v1 agree, but without Casillas Spain wouldn't have won the world cup

[@gogorecords89]

One important info is that these lineups are the starting lineups of the final, and not the starting lineups of the tournament. So some important players are missing due to red card/injury/ tactical reason. Examples 1998: Laurent Blanc (red card)/ Thierry Henry (tactical) 2002: Emerson (injury) 2006: Alessandro Nesta (injury)/ De Rossi - Alex Del Pierro (tactical) 2010: Cesc Fabregas, Fernando Torres (tactical) 2014: Sami Khedira (injury in WARM UP), Mario Goetze the "golden goal" scorer came as a substitution

[@ykz1]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🍑

[@2608heinz]

1982 Bergomi for Antognoni

[@zepp.5784]

Geia sou re ellinara

[@michalisstylianou]

Also Pele in 1962 through injury

[@edgarpakpahan3163]

De Rossi play as a sub, he was one of the Penalty taker so the reason is tactical not yellow card

[@omaradrian299]

4:44 Holy mother of El Clásico!

[@shuvorahman8178]

There are two Impostor among them😤

[@gentianjoca565]

And Capdevila just chilling on the LB spot 😂

[@zoenszoen]

Don't mind villa and capdevila they vibin

[@rajat1960]

@@zoenszoen alonso, Villa, Capdevila, Ramos, Casillas

[@Belal22]

@@rajat1960 yep half the team... cool

[@caiommf]

As a brazilian its pretty sad to see this, from a full team of brazilian club players in 1970 to just one in 1994

[@cutedge95]

Two actually, both attacking midfields were 'verdãos'.

[@Imperador-Vi]

@@cutedge95 2002, Marcos tamben Verdao

[@ericxd]

Foi exatamente nisso que eu reparei ;-;

[@marcosvega3519]

@Soda King bc that’s where all the money is at. Money takes all the great players from South America away. It’s not their fault though. Most are born in poor living conditions in their home country so money and going to a more developed continent is pretty convincing.

[@PetalMagic]

@@marcosvega3519 *Gracias* 👍

[@casscroute8706]

2:42 ah yes, my favorite football club : Free agent

[@LamboCc]

From where is this team???? HA HA!

[@depthmatrix3606]

from the freedom capital of the world... america 🇺🇸

[@riv7072]

Lmaooo

[@gustankenneth6729]

OMG I've been a Free Agent fan since 2011

[@Anarcofuteba]

@@depthmatrix3606so funny

[@robertelnoob4406]

At that time when Germany won its first World cup it was a miracle like a small team beating the favorite. Its base team was formed by Kaiserlautern Players.

[@kkshyyy]

Lautern 🐐👹👹👍🏽👍🏽

[@Haaton-of-the-Basement]

Not discriminating no one but i wonder how the world reacted in 1954 when Germany won the WC after 9yrs that the WWII ended. But oh well i can't comment about.

[@brushark9090]

@@Haaton-of-the-Basement well... that is actually an interesting question

[@luigi695]

Almost the same with 1958's Brazil as Sweden was a bigger team and we were the underdogs (fun fact: Pelé only played because of an injured player and he was only 17 years old)

[@jimtuite3451]

@@Haaton-of-the-Basement The world reacted at the shock of Hungary losing. The fact that West Germany won was almost incidental... Hungary hadn't been beaten in nearly four years and were the biggest favourites of all time going into that final

funny, you can pinpoint the exact moment went football became a money sport,,

[@florians.7897]

Where?

[@R9Allan]

@@florians.7897 From the 90s, to be more precise.

[@ssgp7297]

Argentine with Maradona

[@si8951]

Reiko que haces aqui jsjs

[@TMthe33rd]

Well we can't be too hypocritical Money is probably the real reason for most of this players to participate in the first place But look at the bright side here We're all entertained, right?? And at least countries like Germany, Italy, and Spain still use players from their own local clubs (i know isn't saying much after all their league is one of the best leagues in the world)

[@guidias3859]

1:25 damn portuguesa was one of the best clubs here in Brazil and now they are in the second division (of it’s state) and almost breaking. Sad

[@Imperador-Vi]

Meu Palmeiras, Marcos gigante

[@gabrielsoares8028]

Eles não estão nem na quarta divisão do campeonato brasileiro e o campeonato brasileiro só vai até a quarta divisão Translate to portuguese

[@Mateus_Carvalho]

Goes to show how badly the club was run for the past couple of years. Although Cruzeiro is finding a way to outdo them.

[@ryanlucas2010]

1:38 Bangu>>>>>>>>> Portuguesa

[@darthgames3]

@ Cruzeiro is in risk of going to the third division ;-;

[@ivan37274]

My top 3 squads. 1) Brazil 2002 2) Spain 2010 3) Brazil 1958

[@bluekai1185]

My top 3 : Brazil 1970 Spain 2010 France 1998

[@ΝικόλαςΞεροβάσιλας]

5)Brazil 1958 4)France 1998 3) Brazil 2002 2)Brazil 1970 1)Spain 2010

[@TheMandraka]

1° Brazil 1970 2° Brazil 1994 3° Germany 1990

[@imawormbeforeiamman6052]

Brazil 58 Italy 82 Spain 2010

[@nigefal]

I have to say these videos are excellently done, kept simple no in your face music. No annoying narration. Just pure facts and I like the way it is displayed and shows the profile images a second time, and where the same players reappear they are left on screen or moved. Very well done. If I could give it two likes I would. It must have taken a long while to research and compile.

[@malarobo]

Best clubs (by players in world cup winner team): 1. Juventus (Italy) 20 players 2. Bayern (Germany) 16 players 3. Inter (Italy) 13 players 4. Roma (Italy) 10 players 5. Botafogo (Brasil) and Barcelona (Spain) 9 players

[@JulioCesar-fi1pb]

1. Santos (Pelé)

[@comps4843]

Botafogo kkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@WitchettyMan]

@@comps4843 9 jogadores sem contar os reservas. Chupa.

[@comps4843]

@@WitchettyMan série B

[@WitchettyMan]

@@comps4843 Que você conhece, aliás...

[@reborninchrist8074]

4:09 Brazilian legends 🇧🇷

[@sergior.bautista]

Best team in history. Magic strong speed market mvp amazing.. El Joga bonito.

[@maizomeno]

@@sergior.bautista melhor time foi o de 2006, 82 e 94.

[@sergior.bautista]

1994 - 2009 años Top del mejor equipo de la historia

[@luccavalentinw.fiorini2302]

1970 was better, then 2002 and then 1982 (but they didnt won anything) then I would say its 1958, then 1962 and for the last 1994. I would even dare to say that 2006 had a better team than 1994 but they also didnt suceeded. So basically 1970>2002>1982>1958>1962>2006>1994, sadly 2006 and 1982 didn't won the WC, but they were amazing

[@ale.5194]

@@maizomeno parece q o brasil tava cagando para a copa mano pq n é possivel, era pra ter ganhado a de 2006 tbm kk

[@valeriovirgili4290]

Fun fact: from 1982 to 2018 there's always at least 1 Serie a player on each team (obv not in the 2010 spain side) Also in all of 4 Italy's World Cups there are only Serie A players

[@malte.3917]

And from 1982 til now there was always at least one Bayern player in a World cup final starting 11

[@theboxic3296]

@@malte.3917 internazionale too

[@devinpapadoilos942]

Correct and the 🦅 in 2006 (sir grosso)

[@samupolizzi4555]

@@devinpapadoilos942the squad name is Palermo

[@devinpapadoilos942]

@@samupolizzi4555 si!

[@alessandrobruni7366]

As an italian i'm glad to see that many Champions of the world used to play in Italy

[@simonefellico6143]

Vero

[@murasame1450]

Yeah it´s a shame to see that the Italian football has kind of deteriorated since the beginning of the 2010s. Of course Juventus is still one of the strongest teams internationaly but there aren´t many top stars left in the league since the focus of players switched hard on the english and spanish leagues. I´m a AC Milan fan since my childhood and am glad to see them doing well again after their bad performances in the league since the 2010s.

[@simonefellico6143]

@@murasame1450 italians teams can do very well in Europe this year. Juve Napoli Milan Roma can win

[@murasame1450]

@@simonefellico6143 Yes I hope that Milan can go far in the Europa League.

[@forzataranto6652]

@@simonefellico6143 Anche un po'Inter, Lazio,Atalanta e addirittura Sassuolo.

[@KapaMi72]

2:42 the first player who won the world cup playing in any league other than his country's!!!

[@michelmegid9678]

The first "first-string" player

[@f.f5771]

In the same team As the first free agent to win

[@bluehabs]

And 2018, mbappe is the only one at starting 11 to play in his own country league

[@fabriziofelix4590]

Cuida tus palabras papi

[@johnrivaile1242]

0:47 wtf formacion 1-3-1-2-3

[@cristy7]

Gonzalez was a LIBERO, an ancient position that was playing between the GK and the defenders. It s basicly wat Neuer plays but obviously, a libero shall not touch the ball.

[@sebastianstammer9265]

@@cristy7 libero is beckenbauer also. It is mainly what No6 like busquets plays but not si technical

[@notharz_]

Ikr

[@imson00b16]

Its Just one different type of 4-3-3

[@oranges866]

Looks like a 4-1-2-3 with a libero.

[@TheeEmperor]

This took lots of work. Thank you.

[@UniversoMayo]

Kempes el primer futbolista titular campeón estando en un equipo fuera de la liga de su país

[@markusfolknov4447]

Orgulloso de ser argentino... tercer mundista pero argentino

[@alex92echizen]

Orsaaaaaaaiiii, naahh le tiraron un peluche 🤣

[@UniversoMayo]

@@alex92echizen ya, deja el peluche en paz

[@vadimzdonutube]

Esto solo muestra las alineaciones titulares para las finales, no todos los selecciones para los torneos. Gunter Netzer, un futbolista de Alemania Occidental, jugó en el Real Madrid en 1974, a pesar de hacer una breve aparición en la fase de grupos.

[@UniversoMayo]

@@vadimzdonutube bueno, pero por eso aclare que en titular campeón😅😅

[@aayushdhakal794]

3:56 Didier Deschamps won world cup as both player and manager

[@gerardomendez7718]

So did Zagallo and Beckenbauer.

[@Lazuardinho]

Even more special, Deschamps and Beckenbauer were captains when they won world cup as players

[@nothingcalledoff7852]

How what?

[@zoenszoen]

@@Lazuardinho ur jk right?

[@irvancrocs1753]

@@zoenszoen Nah it's true

[@nr23579]

kinda wish the logos were the ones used during those time periods and not the modern ones

[@dodekaedius]

Juve for example :(

[@GrandeScorpio]

@@dodekaedius exactly. Juve has atrocious logo. And Inter masacrated theirs as well... Sad how some clubs threat their history.

[@toastymansabe]

Brasil 2002, probably the best squad ever, I remember people going to the matches in the qualifiers just to to see ronaldinho play, nevermind expecting your country to win, that didn't happen

[@PetalMagic]

*Seleção Brasileira de Futebol 🇧🇷🔥 1970 ⭐ ... 2002* ⭐

[@viniciusbarros1782]

The best was 82

[@mr7mr799]

Bro maybe the best attack but the defense was shite

[@TMthe33rd]

@@mr7mr799 well just like they always said "The best defense is a good offense"

[@mr7mr799]

@@TMthe33rd lost

[@fernanrod9559]

Wow italiy and España 2006 2010 won only with local players. Great video, thanks.

[@إنطباعاتعنالحياةوالناس]

4:10 triple magic R Ronadinho Revaldo Ronaldo - just needs Romario

[@abbasdrago4137]

2010 You can tell that Barcelona won the World Cup with a little help from Real Madrid and Valencia😂

[@elguachon4667]

Casillas is a little help? HAHAHA this world cup was won thanks to iker

[@louveteaulovelemonde8656]

And 1974 was won by Bayern Munich 🇩🇪

[@jsoimn6812]

Leaving Villarreal out is just so mean man

[@edilsonguevara9427]

Casillas, David Villa, Iniesta, and Puyol were the best in the 2010 squad during the WC tbh

[@ddawg415]

So 1978 final was the 1st final where a player who used to play for a club not native to his home country was featured in the starting 11 lineup.

[@pokerworld]

Thanks for making this.

[@richardprado5914]

The 2002 brazilian team was amazing, Cafu, R.Carlos, Rivaldo, Ronaldinho and Ronaldo, what a team.

[@ΝικόλαςΞεροβάσιλας]

Also 1998 but their best player Ronaldo was sick before the game and couldnt perform and 2006 they had one bad game in whole tournament and lost to France. They would have won against Italy

[@richardprado5914]

@@ΝικόλαςΞεροβάσιλας in 2006 was a shame against France, Zidane was unstoppable in that game, and the brazilians had no answer for that great french team. Salutes from São Paulo - Brazil.

[@jimmyjames9132]

Mario Kepmes (Argentina -1978 Wnner) is the first ever Winner of World Cup played in overseas club (Valencia) at that time being

[@lewisyt5788]

This music makes me think of happy times in my life

[@tapele5987]

The only detail this video lacks is the name of the couch. Apart from that it's excellent!

[@sccp-xf3ue]

Nacional won the cup 30, Peñarol the 50, Botafogo and Santos 62, Barcelona 2010, Bayern 74 and 2014, Juventus 34, 82 and 2006

[@victordeoliveira344]

These teams are the most important and traditional in football history because of these titles.

[@tiagoromariosilva1778]

Kaiserslautern won 1954

[@andersonmartins3157]

Botafogo e Vasco em 58

[@ima7582]

River Plate 78

[@LeonardoBSouza-vr4vy]

Fun fact: 1)Brazil is the country that most won world cups with 5, Italy and Germany won 4. 2)Miroslav Klose(Germany) is the greatest scorer in the history of the cups with 16 goals, ronaldo(Brazil) is the second with 15. 3)Pele is the youngest player to score a goal in a 17-year-old world cup. 4)the holland team is the biggest vice champion of the cups with 3 second places. 5)Brazil was the team that suffers the most goals in a playoff game in 2014: Germany 7x1 Brazil 6)Brazil was the only team in history that lost 13 games over 3 world cups 7)just fontaine was the player who scored the most goals in a world cup edition, 13 goals

[@mpdias2003]

8) Brasil é a única seleção que participou de todas as edições de Copas

[@federicoaguzzi6231]

1:20 best team ever

[@aichow5988]

No, 2:03

[@joaopedroxavier8090]

@@aichow5988 4:10

[@R9Allan]

Thanks for this amazing content!

[@TheCowardRobertFord]

Brazil 2002 had 11 players from 11 different clubs.

[@tarek7866]

Thank you for a wonderful video and music. Firdt time here and subscribed

[@pedropaulobrandaodesousa]

Incrível! Como ninguém pensou nisso antes? Gênio.

[@kontrah2681]

Fun fact: Zagalo, from brazillian squads of 1958 and 1962, also won the WC as the coach in 1970 and as Coach assistant in 1994, and ALSO was the brazillian coach in 1998, where brazil ended as runner's up. He is a living legwnd, being directly involved in 5 WC finals

[@EscanorOG]

2:44 when the left back is a free agent and still manages to win the world cup as a starter player

[@andrevanderlinden8722]

If The Netherlands won the final in 2010 we also had a free agent in our squad (André Ooier)

[@Flo1985wob]

2:36 Leopoldo Luque looks like Messi :)

[@loool792]

Haha true

[@Singhdeepti357]

@@greet6252 Hahhahahaha

[@willyslv9579]

Menssi

[@maizomeno]

@@greet6252 i think you are the blind here.

[@sakonbutthead9829]

Rip

[@mtoloko22]

In 1958 Djalma Santos played one only game,the final, Nilton De Sordi player of São Paulo was the holder in WC, few people end up remembering that

[@sebastianmora903]

Fun fact: Originally, Uruguay's 1930 goalkeeper was Andrés Mazzali who was a very talented athlete, won the 1924 and 1928 olympic gold medals as Uruguay's keeper. He also was southamerican champion of 400 meters hurdles (breaking southamerican record 5 times). He also was a great basketball player, he won Uruguay's basketball league of 1923 playing for Olimpia. They say he used to be a striker in minor leagues but when he got to the pro leagues he became a goalie as he couldn't find shoes big enough to fit his feet. One night previous to the world cup he escaped from the hotel to meet a stunning blonde woman who had been in the hotel that same afternoon. It looks like the woman was related to an associate and when the federation found out, he was immediately kicked out of the tournament. José Nasazzi (team's captain) and other teammates asked the coach Alberto Supicci to not kick him but he refused. Mazzali was replaced with Enrique Ballesteros Source: Historias insólitas de los mundiales de fútbol by Luciano Wernicke

[@MrHolydayohey]

2:40 優勝メンバーでも無所属とかいるのか

[@markusfolknov4447]

@José Adrián tal vez sobre el lateral :^

[@KurfelsTG]

4:43 best

[@TheLucasNS]

Top demais esse vídeo 👏🏼👏🏼 Pena que nossas seleções não tenham mais tantos jogadores jogando no Brasileirão

[@fabricioisla3285]

In 1930 Luis Monti lost the World cup final against Uruguay. He was Argentine, them by 1934 he came out as champion with Italy. Was nationalized

[@をちゃっぱ]

2010のスペインはおかしいくらい豪華 まだトーレス、シルバ、マタとかいるからね

[@vesperianstar]

It's interesting to see that most teams that have won world cups are mostly comprised of players who play in the corresponding national leagues. Brazil in 1994, France in 1998, Brazil in 2002 and France in 2018 are the only exceptions.

[@でぃ6]

フランス、所属チームのバランスいいな。

[@しまてつシマテツ]

1982スペイン大会から2018ロシア大会まで、ワールドカップの決勝戦ではインテル&バイエルンの選手が必ずプレーしてる法則が継続中。次回のカタールも？

[@sie7e948]

2010: se volvió a retomar la costumbre de ganar un mundial con jugadores 100% formados en equipos de su mismo país ♥️

[@TheRaf9999]

Y fue la última vez

[@marcioromboli1702]

en 2006 también lo hizo Italia

[@sie7e948]

@@marcioromboli1702 también sisi

[@RenanVF]

Pretty easy when Barcelona was dominating Europe

[@punk-qw8et]

La mitad del barsa y la mitad del madrid, ambos en sus mejores epocas, lo mismo con alemania 2014 la mitad del bayern era ese equipo

[@brunomelo4415]

Your vídeos are great, a little sugestion is you put the simbol of the club in the year of the tournament

[@はだめ]

初期のよく集めましたね

[@cobrasolida85]

1930: Nacional Montevideo 1934: Juventus 1950: Peñarol 1954: Kaisesrlautern 1962: Botafogo 1974: Bayern München 1978: River Plate 1982: Juventus 2006: Juventus 2010: Barcelona 2014: Bayern Munchen

[@azthernei9126]

1938: Ambrosiana Inter 1958: Botafogo 1970: Santos 1986: River Plate

[@SuperCacazinho]

Good old times when the Seleção's players used to play in brazilian teams....

[@CarlosVargas-cn7rx]

Is nice to watch this to see how the tactics changed during the years, and how some positions transformed in anothers (First the wing backs were considered in the first midfielders line).

[@rianerick6510]

Triste deve ser torcer pro Botafogo e ver que antes o Brasil praticamente era o Botafogo. Garrincha deve ta tristão vendo o que o Botafogo se tornou

[@nejisemprine]

nem me fala amigo, caímos muito, tomara que um dia meu time se levante novamente

[@beavisbunghole]

Gordon Banks, the only Leicester player (showed here) to win the WC

[@kuboderatom1942]

1994🇧🇷のMazinhoはチアゴアルカンタラの親父。2010は初戦敗戦しての優勝という異例のケース。どの優勝国も、やはりGKの存在感が抜群(フランスはそうでもないけど)。

[@EFootballGamersKNR]

2006 and 2010 world cups were masterclass ones. If I could watch them.....

[@borneocoolpad7833]

That 1998 France squad could have Eric Cantona with Zidane on the court. Damn. I wish Cantona doesnt fight everyone back then...

[@bluekai1185]

Yeah but the French coach Aime Jacque refuse to take him in the squad from 1996 and for that Cantona retired international in 1997

[@borneocoolpad7833]

​​@@bluekai1185i knew that. He left out from nat'l team cause he will ruined the chemistry. Thats why i said if he dont have problem with everyones he will be in the squad.

[@cristiancristiano7728]

*2022* Host: *Qatar* Winner: *Argentina* *Emiliano Martinez* : Aston Villa FC *Nahuel Molina* : Atlético Madrid *Cristian Romero* : Tottenham Hotspur *Nicolás Otamendi* : SL Benfica *Nicolás Tagliafico* : Olympic Lyonnais *Enzo Fernández* : SL Benfica *Rodrigo De Paul* : Atlético Madrid *Alexis MacAllister* : Brigton and Hove Albion *Angel Di María* : Juventus FC *Lionel Messi* : París Saint Germain *Julián Alvarez* : Manchester City FC

[@野獣おちんちん先輩]

1998年は決勝でブラジルがもし勝ってたら、ジュビロ磐田（ドゥンガ）と横浜フリューゲルス（サンパイオ）が入ってたんやけどなぁ

[@DrZ10]

The catchy track you used really gives me peace

[@lordboladenieve492]

Que bonito cuando los campeones casi toda su plantilla era de su liga local, ahora los equipos de élite deben tener todos sus jugadores en Europa

[@romilkumar]

Amazing video..great work done ...hats off 👍👍

[@January_Luxury]

2010のスペインの布陣見て笑った

[@セルアドリアーノ]

2014ドイツもやばい

[@anonymousbanana204]

Tu vieja por si acaso

[@felagundfinrod9223]

Keisuke Honda

[@Baumtaler]

Of the modern teams I think that : The 2002 brazil team had the best attack. Defense 7/10 Attack 10/10 The 2006 italy team had the best defense. Defense 10/10 Attack 7/10 And the 2010 spain & 2014 Germany teams had the most balanced teams. Defense 8.5/10 Attack 8.5/10

[@brushark9090]

7 is a bit harsh for both, Brazil had Cafu, Roberto Carlos and Lucio and while the attack was very popular (for a reason), the team was quite balanced. Italy was indeed more defense oriented but had the likes of Del Piero and Totti, and prime Luca Toni was no slouch either. I'd give an 8 and bump Germany to 9 cause I agree with you they were in between, as their powerhouse was the midfield

[@Baumtaler]

@@brushark9090 so I would say maybe: Brazil 2002 = Defense 9/10 Midfield 8/10 Attack 10/10 Italy 2006 = Defense 10/10 Midfield 9/10 Attack 8/10 Spain 2010 = Defense 9/10 Midfield 9/10 Attack 9/10 Germany 2014 = Defense 9/10 Midfield 9/10 Attack 9/10 ?

[@guyeysseric9442]

@@Baumtaler I beg to differ for Spain 2010, which holds the record (that may never be broken) for the lowest total of goals scored by a winner (8 goals). A nightmare of a football team. I would say Defense 10/10, Midfield 10/10, Attack1/10. I am so glad tiki-taka is dead. But 2010 was a sore episode: vuvuzelas, and this winner... a pain for ears and eyes.

[@jesegibranmaderomorales589]

Every time Italy has been World Cup Champion Juventus is the base of the national team.

[@jackklein746]

Great video That 2002 Brazil team was 🔥

[@williamolivie2177]

4:44 David Villa arrived in Barcelona in May, so he was a FCB player during the World Cup

[@misfitplayer9999]

Exactly, FCB- Fútbol Club Barcelona!

[@ivanmacgar6447]

But he didn't play or even take part in any training session or event with Barcelona, so still gets counted as a Valencia player. With that logic, Cannavaro was a Real Madrid player and not a Juventus one.

[@Elpetardooo]

Great video. Thank you

[@シティズンを許すな]

2006年のイタリアのメンツやば

[@kingsleyfrizzell4636]

I never knew i needed this list so much

[@risingsun-yk8yg]

個人的には、2002年ブラジル代表の「3R」がとにかく強かったイメージ ロナウドに全盛期のスピードはなかったけど、ゴール前の落ち着きは異次元だった あとは、旅客機ない時代の移動って相当な苦労があっただろうね

[@livingjoke3083]

4:41 This team man

[@user-wn7lc5lg6x]

やっぱユベントスのロゴマークかっこ良すぎるわw

[@goku54082]

That's era of barcelona 2010

[@elmasderuta7775]

Dudo que me aparezca un video interesante que nunca se me ocurrió buscar. El video interesante que nunca se me ocurrió buscar:

[@naydra199]

Awesome video!!

[@user-mb3uo6js9j]

2010のスペインエグいな。 練習でクラシコやってそう。

[@martinmarianomalfasi138]

José Luis Brown, también era jugador libre, ya no tenia contrato con deportivo español cuando comenzó el mundial. Si el club le permitió entrenarse en sus instalaciones

[@andrelisu]

Juve Juve and again Juve! The team with the most world cup winners

[@licht2294]

What about Bayern Munich?

[@andrelisu]

@@licht2294 Yeah, Bayern Munich have 24 world cup winners, it's the second club because the first it's Juventus with 25

[@PatrickIS-mb2hr]

Inter Milan might have something to do say about that as well

[@andrelisu]

@@PatrickIS-mb2hr Inter it's third with 19 World Cup Winners

[@irvancrocs1753]

@@PatrickIS-mb2hr Well if we are talking about italy players only juve obviously surpass them easily, because you know the reason why inter exist in first place is because they were made to create home for foreign players while ac milan is the opposite, and you can see they had a lot foreign players who won world cup in this video, pretty interesting history imo..

[@walterloehrmann5213]

This is really cool! How did you manage to get the portraits of every single player all the way back to 1930? It really helps having a face to an otherwise boring name. I know this is because of recognition, but it would have been awesome to see the club's logos of the respective time period instead of the current ones. But, again, great work!

[@barsbulut9942]

fun fact: all of the champions’ players have the same passports

[@OramLopezThe17]

Hahaha lmao

[@barsbulut9942]

@@OramLopezThe17 except ‘14 germany. özil is turkish podolski is polish

[@funkyballscat3148]

France don't agree with that haha

[@barsbulut9942]

@@funkyballscat3148 passports let’s say

[@NGU7754]

Bruh, half of 2018 French National team were not French.

[@kurbicksan4917]

This is great!!

[@MrRampengu]

River plate supporting Argentina

[@HurricanexRising]

really cool vid

[@rabbithole3.14]

I totally forgot the world cup was every 4 years, I was like why did he skip the years.

[@matymillonario2957]

7 players from River Plate for 78 and 86 in the lineup..The biggest club of America and Argentina

[@cosmicbarrilet86]

Biggest club of America is Peñarol, Independiente and Boca, in that order

[@saulolomeli1046]

3:07 el cabezon ruggeri un cra

[@jonamartinez6451]

Pretty cool video 😎

[@PorDentrodaGrandeGuerraMundial]

Obrigado botafogo e santos pelas 3 copas do mundo do Brasil até 1970

[@marcusrashford8660]

Obrigado aos jogadores né kkkKKK

[@PorDentrodaGrandeGuerraMundial]

@@marcusrashford8660 obrigado aos jogadores do botafogo e santos. Pronto, corrigido.

[@ItachiUchiha-wf9gf]

@@PorDentrodaGrandeGuerraMundial aos jogadores brasileiros né