1. Alfredo di Stefano
Regarded as one of the most complete footballers to have graced the beautiful game, Alfredo Di Stefano had pretty much something of everything in his locker of skills. A Real Madrid legend who spearheaded their most successful European era in the 60s, he has gone down in history for his ability to affect the game single-handedly.
Coming to his international career, it is a lesser-known fact that Di Stefano represented three countries during his playing career. Even though he is predominantly referred to as an Argentinian, he earned only six caps for the country.
Di Stefano also made 7 appearances for Columbia and 23 appearances for Spain, also going down as the greatest player to have pulled on a La Roja shirt in 2003. The fact that a player like him never played a World Cup remains one of the greatest football tragedies of all time.
