I came to dispute your selections, but then you said they were indisputable. Fair enough.

People forget that Ronaldinho was the last player to score and assist more than +10 in a season for AC Milan since the arrival of Rafael Leao. Even when he was considered past his best he was still the best player on the pitch for Milan in many a game. Like when he destroyed Juventus in 2010, he finished the 09/10 season with 12 goals and 18 assists, which is incredible, and not even Rafael Leao has come close to matching that.

Kaka is the only player I've ever seen who was faster WITH the ball than without it! I'll never forget him at AC Milan.

Thomas Muller is the 8th (!) all time champions league top scorer being after guys that’s task was to score goals like: messi, ronaldo, lewandowski, benzema, raul, van nilsteroy, shevchenko and a top 10 world cup top scorers of all time with a top scoring title to his name with 20 yo to go with his 2 ucl titles and world cup. this man is the definition of underrated!

Müller is technically so much better than people realize. He looks lanky and wooden, yes. To those that do not see him often enough, it feels like the balls just drop into place for him by pure luck and chance. The way he just plucked that one out of the air, chest-high, with an outstretched leg, looking like a marionette crafted by a kid... if that was intentional, he'd have the powers only Ibrahimovic has! BUT! He's been doing this, since, forever. Yes, he knows exactly what he's doing! His first touch is hellishly amazeballs - no the ball he takes on doesn't land where you expected it, but it lands EXACTLY where the Raumdeuter wanted it, in his stride, taking out the flummoxed defender in the same way as the TV spectator. He does this. All the time. Perhaps that's his best trait of all - fooling the world into believing he was not technically gifted, when everything that happens around him is WHAT HE MAKES HAPPEN.

Spaniards dominating these midfielder lists. It's crazy to think they had Busquets, Xavi, Iniesta, Xabi Alonso, Fabregas, David Silva, Thiago and Juan Mata during roughly their peak at the same time.

Muller should top this list in terms of achievements and consistency. But all the players on this list are amazing

as a werder bremen fan, this video made me nostalgic. we really had an absurd streak when it came to offensive midfielders in the 00's and early 2010's. micoud was one of the best players in the bundesliga at his peak, and after he left, he was replaced by diego, who back then was seen as a huge risk, but turned out to be one of the best number 10s in the world at werder. unfortunately, his peak coincided with kaká's peak, so he never really got the chance to play for brazil's national team. diego then went on a way too cheap transfer to juventus and was replaced by mesut özil and marko marin, who unfortunately plummeted hard after leaving bremen but was heralded as the "german messi" at werder. marin then left for chelsea for another bargain fee, and in return we got a 21 year old belgian talent on loan from them, whose name was kevin de bruyne

I can remember Kaka for that great AC Milan team fantastic dribbler few could live with him at the time of course he was plagued by injury towards the end and was never the same when he left Milan for Real Madrid but there's no doubt how talented he was at the peak of his career

David Silva did have possibly the best close control I've ever seen. You'd back him to wriggle out of any tight situation.

Great, that you mentioned Yoann Gourcuff. What an underrated player

That close up if özul is terrifying

I loved watching Kaka when he was at AC Milan.

My most anticipated list, but I'll like to see Dinho in first place, Kaka in second, KDB in third, and Riquelme in fourth place. I'm yet to watch it though

Thank you for rating muller properly. Most underrated player of our generation with di maria

I honestly think if Ronaldinho wasn’t such a party boy and took his career as serious as possible he’d be the best player ever. He was incredible when he wanted to be

Kaka was my chilhood idol. He was great player but also religious,humble and handsome. Perfect man.

I think that you should've mentioned that Riquelme and Ronaldinho both won the Copa Libertadores, as talismans and best players of their clubs. Riquelme won three of them, on fact, and that is an incredible achievement

I would like to add a honorable mention that, for the same reason as Aboutrika, flies off everyones radar

Kaka And Ronaldinho Eternal Idols. Great Job Alfie. Thank You.