4. Sir Bobby Charlton
Perhaps the most celebrated midfielder of England Manchester United, Sir Bobby Charlton took the position at Preston North End club as the manager. He then became the director of Wigan Athletic and now serves as a member of the board of directors of Manchester United. Charlton was the inaugural inductee of the Hall of Fame of English football.
He also won the BBC sports personality of the year lifetime achievement award in 2008. Furthermore, he was involved in some reputable charitable activities and organizations as well as a member of the Laureus World Sports Academy.
3. Luis Figo
The Portugal international star that played for numerous big names which include Real Madrid and Internazionale is quite successful even though his football career is now over. He was the joint seat holder for Team Portugal in A1 Grand Prix during 2005-2006.
He is an ambassador for Inter Milan and an organization “Stop TB Partnership.” Furthermore, he is the founder of Network 90 and a bar in Portugal. Figo now holds his place among the top 10 most successful retired soccer players.
