00:00Players turn into legends when they lead their clubs to victory and build a fanbase that will
00:05make them feel at home whenever they suit up for a particular team. However, some are just
00:10too talented to be legendary at one team. Here's the top five players who were extraordinary at
00:16two club, sometimes even in the same league. Luis Figo, Portugal's legendary midfielder
00:23represented the top two clubs in La Liga, Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, where he was the
00:29captain. With Los Blancos, Figo won the Ballon d'Or and lifted the UEFA Champions League
00:35trophy. As for Barcelona, the European iconic player won two La Liga titles. His transfer
00:42from Barca to Real Madrid in 2000 is one of the most fascinating moments in football history.
00:48At the time, Barca fans felt shock and betrayal as their beloved captain had joined their fiercest
00:54league rival. Neymar Jr. The Brazilian superstar who was seen as the second coming of Pele enjoyed
01:01multiple success with the team that saw him become one of the most electrifying players in the world.
01:07Brazil's own Santos FC, where he won six major trophies, including the Copa Libertadores.
01:14However, Neymar Jr. achieved his greatest club success at FC Barcelona, where he was part of the
01:20famous MSN trio and won the coveted treble in 2014 to 15, including the UEFA Champions League. While
01:28he also enjoyed success with Paris Saint-Germain, winning multiple league titles and reaching a
01:33Champions League final, his tenure there was marked by injuries. Edwin van der Saar. Bowlkeeper Edwin van der
01:41Saar is the most capped international of the Dutch national team. The two-time winner of the Champions League,
01:47with two different teams Ajax and Manchester United, still holds the world clean sheet record of 1,311
01:55minutes by not conceding a single goal. Wherever he defended his area, in Holland Ajax, Italy Juventus,
02:02or England Fulham, and Manchester United, he showed his ability to perform apparently impossible saves.
02:08Zidane Zidane, one of the best midfielders of all time. Zidane Zidane was an era-defining player, at two
02:16household names in the global game, Juventus and Real Madrid. His trademark elegance, admirable
02:22personality, and influential impact on and off the pitch, live on over Los Blancos and the Vecchia Signora, where he enjoyed
02:30local and international success. Zizou possessed mesmerizing control, jaw-dropping vision, a wand of a
02:38left foot, and contagious composure that quickly spread amongst a star-studded squad assembled both
02:44at Juventus and Real Madrid. Cristiano Ronaldo, the striker who's considered one of the best players of
02:51all time, is a household name at two of the biggest soccer clubs in the world, powerhouse Manchester United,
02:58and the legendary Real Madrid. The Portuguese forward's goal rate began to gather steam with 145 goals in
03:05346 appearances for Manchester United between 2003 and 2009. However, his clinical edge hit a new level
03:15after a blockbuster move to Real Madrid in the summer of 2009, proceeding to average 50 goals per campaign
03:22during nine years at Spain.
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