@@davids2742 well you might be right bt Maldini was the best in his position and was far ahead of other world class defenders.... The confirmed best ever.. While Baggio is just another world class attacker.. So you should take tht into consideration
Few people remembers that Roberto played against the toughest defenses that ever existed ... And yet he dribbled and scored against the greatest like Baresi, Costacurta, Cannavaro, Thuram and the other big players of the golden age of Serie A! Legend!
I think Baggio is the secret best player of all time. He did miraculous things at every club and single handedly got Italy to the final In 94 and all of it with serious injuries interrupting things.. He was magic!!
Dude it’s exactly what I think like he went toe to toe and sometimes even better than Diego with all the bad things he had on him. The injuries, the pain that it entailed, and the technicians. Now can you imagine what it would have been like without any of that? Exactly, the best in the world
He also was 16 when he had his first big injury. People talk about r9 but baggio got hurt before his carear really took off and had twice as many injury's. Baggios technique wasalmost if not just as good as maradona's in my opinion. He is part of the mount rushmore of football in my eyes along with pele maradona and r9naldo
Both are known to be two of the greatest players to ever play football and were widely considered the best talents of their generation what are you on about they can't be much higher rated
Baggio is certainly the greatest Italian footballer of all time. Still my one and only favorite footballer of Italy. Love and respect for the legend from Bangladesh.
I was 10 years old when Baggio shattered my dreams in the World Cup. We were 2 minutes away from beating Italy in what would have been a major upset but for this man. It’s been 27 years and my country Nigeria still feels the pain of that 2-1 loss till this day. The “divine ponytail” is a legend in the eyes of all Nigerians. Next to Maradona, no number 10 ever bossed a World Cup like this man.
I was a kid a that time. On the other side of the pitch, supporting Italy. Your team was really strong in the world cup and played much better than us. I still remember his shot at the 90'. Slowly going to the goal. In that precise moment I felt as happy as I never was before (and rarely after). Because when you are a kid you really feel something pure and innocent. I really love what you wrote, because it is the mirror of two kids of the same age watching the same match but on a different side. Big hug and respect for one of the strongest team i have ever seen in a competition (Nigeria). Roby really made the difference there. Pure class. And such a great and humble man.
@@eduardorossi7310 love what you wrote my friend on a different continent. As that Goal trickled in to the bottom right corner of our goal in the 88th minute, my 10 year old heart sank. I was hoping for the referee to call it back or something. We had barely 1 minute to hold on. After each World Cup game, me and my mates would go out on the field and try to mimic our football idols on the field. This day was different. After Nigeria lost, there was a sense of emptiness we all felt. Our joy left and the field was almost empty when we went out to play. Roberto Baggio had earned my respect as a little boy, but man he crushed our hopes in those days. I felt strangely sad when Italy lost the finals though. Robbie missing that final penalty should have been joyful for me, but I truly felt bad for him. He worked so hard and single-handedly dragged Italy to the finals. To go out like that was definitely painful to watch. Baggio was one of a kind and a football player I will never forget.
Baggio wore #10 but did not play like it. Baggio was a hybrid #9/11 and sometimes a false #9 (before the term was invented and the playstyle/position was discovered). I've seen other #10 boss a world cup like Baggio and Maradona. Pele did it. I have seen an amazing player, who wore #7 boss a world cup like Maradona, Baggio and Pele: Garrincha! And I saw the one badass mofo who dominated a world cup and never wore #10, instead wore #8: Just Fontaine! He scored 13 goals in 6 matches! During an era of no yellow or red cards, terrible ball composition/structure, shoddy footwear, sub-par pitches/fields, and more physical style of football! Baggio was amazing, but there were other gods before him who impacted just like Baggio did!
@@nikolaivista920 you are speaking as one who witnessed these other greats. I didn’t witness Garrincha or Fontaine live or in person. They may have been phenomenal in their own right, but I would rate Maradona and Baggio above them for the fact that I witnessed them both as a child and in my innocent, child like, eyes they were both magical.
Quanto mi mancano quei giorni. Il calcio di Baggio era bellissimo. C'erano tantissime star del calcio in Brasile, Argentina, Inghilterra, Italia, Spagna e Olanda. Sembra che a quel tempo il calcio fosse più bello e più bello. Stagione calcistica artistica. Oggi è solo forza, marcatura e corsa. Il calcio di questi tempi è noioso.
I too heard about it. So if that injury wasn't there , I guess he would have gone to be the best in the world like how Cr7 and M10 are these days. Right???
@@Sigma-Male1986 even with this knee he was able to win ballon do'r, i can't even imagine a football player got such serious knee issues(220 stitches after surgery) from the age of 18 able to do this against the best defensive league ever(90's Seria A) he is arguably one of the best naturally gifted footballer ever existed.
@@midhungopan9270 You just bought tears in my eyes with these words. 😪😪😪😪. I was always disappointed with the people seeing him in an underrated manner. Well yes indeed you said it, with that injured leg he won a BALLON D'OR (in 1993) which was certainly hard earned.
He had the speed of Kaka` , passing + vision like Pirlo, technique + control like Zidane, and finishing like R9 Mamma Mia~~!!! The Perfect Fantasista Salute for The Divine Ponytail
roberto baggio and pirlo played together in milan and brescia like luca toni or del piero in juve you never mind some of is talent is got giving him from the young age of 3 years italian biographie video roberto sfide ciao !!!
I dont judge him from how many goals he scored , how many gold medals he has or how rich he is...he simply made football so pleasant to watch and doing impossible things. I expect him to continue as coach now. Thank you Roberto what you showed to us.
@@panterone1769 Si è vero, quando giocava alla Juve ho preso un volo da Torino a Roma e c'era tutta la squadra, Baggio aveva una rivista sulla caccia e diceva ad un compagno che sarebbe andato in Argentina in una tenuta da caccia!
He is not underrated,he is forgotten. He didn't last long like Del Piero. Also,he didn't score that penalty in '94. Forever the professor and the student! Two Kings! Forzza Juveee!
@@adnan4688 Baggio played for over 20 years. Even before 94 he was criminally under-rated. Just like Zico, Baggio missed a penalty in a decisive WC game. Forza Azzurri 🤟
@@axxessmundi Baggio did play,but not at highest levels is what I meant. Although his game might have been the best in Vicenza,but he reached the top with the move to Juve. I wish he moved to Juve earlier and never got injured,he would have been called the goat by Messi and Ronaldo fans today 🤣 Forzza Azzurri 💪
One of the best dribblers of all time. When he was fit, he could do everything and had all the skill and pace too. He went by players like they were invisible and scored some memorable goals even towards the end of his career. His goal against Van de Sar/Juventus after coming back from injury showed that, form is temporarily, class is permanent.
Baggio was the only player that made people cheer for his goals even when he was playing for another team. I think the reason is “art belongs to everyone”.
Doing this after a reconstructed Acl in the 80s, having done both my acl ligaments and knowing how rudimentary acl reconstructions were in the 80s I’m simply amazed.... can only dream how good he would have been without his injury you are never the same after major knee surgery like this and yet when you look at the way he played... wow!
The problem is that most people don’t even realize how amazing he was even after a horrific injury. Here in Brasil (and I think that the rest of the world says the same thing) we say that he only had one knee, one to help him drible and score goals and the other to get on the bus lol
There is hardly any usable footage of Meazza, but, boy, does that guy have an absurd legend. Descriptions of him pretty much don't make sense. Like, for instance, he is both A) described as being one of the best ever at receiving the ball in his own half, then dribbling past everyone, including dribbling past the goalie...and B) having such absurd bicycle kick skills that he would score them on consecutive games, and even once CAUGHT a pass with a bicycle pass, as in, the ball stuck to his foot from top of arc down to the ground. At least one old Italian guy said Baggio was more electric, but that Meazza was the most elegant player ever. Meazza almost had to have a foot amputation because the rules were even laxer back then, he was SO heavily "defended". Baggio was probably the faster runner, Meazza the more agile and trickier.
The perfectly timed run, the pinpoint ball from Pirlo and the intended killer touch without braking stride 🤯 AGAINST THAT JUVE!!! The Van Basten volley is up there but this.. was just simply BAGGIO #Divine👌🏽
And please remember that he played his whole career with maybe only 50% of his capabilities due to his horrific injury when he played for Lanerossi Vicenza
@@goku445 sure thing, watch footage of his knee. I'll guarantee you he was above beeing good. He was from another planet. One one level with Zidane, Ronaldinho and Kakà
He was always going to have that knee problem due to the way he ran, though. Same with Gullit, Aimar and Ronaldo. I hated that era because every time a player started showing pace along with skills, they blew a knee to hell early in their career. Wasn't until the mid-00s that teams started taking joint alignment training seriously.
And he played against the toughest defense in the world, the ball control at 4:22 is just out of this world. Just Pure crystalline talent. Thank you Roby
As a Mexican American boy, I actually grew up playing basketball.. idolizing Michael Jordan, never played futbol but my dad played most of his life.. I would go watch him all the time. Never even thought to play the game myself… in 94 I was 8 years old and was watching the World Cup for the first time… Baggio came onto the screen with his swag, pony tail.. I was hooked, I watched him play… his movements, his technique… I was glued to the TV watching his every move. I fell in love with the game… I immediately told my dad I didn’t want to play basketball anymore, and wanted to try to play futbol… I was a natural.. that summer ended in heartbreak obviously with the missed penalty but Baggio will forever hold a special place in my heart.. my favorite player of all time, the greatest for me.. he needs to be mentioned more among the best to ever play the game. He’s deserving. 🐐
It's hard to compare generations and we have to admit that Messi's numbers are ridiculous! However, Baggio was my all time favorite player, this video is fantastic but it's impossible to show this man's true quality with a 5min clip. The way he influenced games was just unbelievable. Amazing player and a great man!
GugasChannel Messi didn’t suffer injuries as severe as Baggio but he gets injured very frequently as well. All good dribblers, they are easy to get hurt because defenders tackle them harder and more often.
Most of Messi's numbers are against weak teams , like Zaragoza, Córdoba, Real Betis...The Italian League in 90's were the hardest tournment at the time
@rimphyd that is true. While he is my favorite player and he was a great inspiration to watch, after '94 he was "Baggio who lost the penalty". It followed him everywhere. I almost pitied him after that.
Serie A was so saturated of talents that basically everyone that period was underrated..championships now lost charisma everywhere that s why Messi and Cristiano shine much more..Football was much better back then
Neither were remotely under-rated when they played or afterwards. It was globally recognized when they were both playing that they were among the best ever, and would be for a long time.
@@wilsonotoibhi1131 Cosa vuoi? Discutere con lui? Se dice Totti> Baggio non ci devi neanche parlare... Poiche Totti nn poteva neanche lucidargli le scarpe
Baggio honestly saying throughout 90s he destroyed players for fun awesome player my favourite italian player most skillful player I ever seen on live tv channel 4 those were the days italian football no.1
Baggio was my favorite player growing up, saw him play in the 94' world cup quarter final at Foxboro stadium when I was 10 years old. I spent many days alone with the ball and he was the inspiration.
Baggio was for me, the most amazing non-brazilian player that i saw! My favorite international player. His skills and elegance, and hability with speed, are amazing. Is sad that here in Brazil and another parts of world, he is just remembered by the penalty that lost in the world cup 94. Is underrated by this and by the shining Romario's moment in 94. Your reserved personality was a ''problem'' for this too. The best italian football star ever!
@@DanielSuarez-jq6tl pessi lessi is shit hi If was born 20 years bifore his birth hi wodnt be fotbalist , playing against Baresi Maldini Nesta Costacurta Thuram Dessally Veira etc and etc ithen penaldo ofsaido will make 10 goals per year
Even with all his physical issues he managed to win the Ballon d'or, reach a world cup final and be the best Italian player ever and one of the best in history. No player today, except for Messi, can even dream to have a fraction of his talent.
I remember when he was playing: every sunday I was waiting for the highlights of the serie A on tv just to see what marvellous play would have come from Baggio. It was a show to watch him play
not many players nowadays have the tenacity and cojones to dribble the goal keeper... Baggio used to do it as a walk in the park. was lucky enough to see him play once. true champion, on and off the pitch. most likely the best player Italy ever had, and it will take years before another player comes close to his skills in Italy. Yes there were Totti, Del Piero, who also won more trophies than him... but I dont believe anyone came close to Baggio as far as technical skills and beauty of play go. All this despite his uncountable injuries.
Baggio is absolutely the best Italian footballer ever! I always enjoy watching him dribbling and scoring gorgeous goals, he’s like a poet on the soccer pitch!
I was born in 82 so you know who I grew up watching, baggio was my favorite. Romario, van basten, gullet, muller, klingsman, maradona, batistuta, Bergkamp and so many more, the world has continued to produce so many great players, y'all should catch some of those old matches back then.
He's just sublime. Without the terrible injuries to his knee early in his career he would have been the Messi of his era. Most underrated player in history. Divine!
@@daveneo3580 Del Piero for me was the best of that time, I use to watch Gazetta football italia every Saturday morning on channel 4, i am from Dublin. After about a year of pleading with my mother she bought me the Juventus shirt with Danone as the sponsor, the shirt had bobbles and was not in great condition. Rest in peace to my mother she made me the happest boy in the world with that shirt:D
Antognoni the two Mazzola Rivera Giannini Matteoli Mancini Beccalossi Meazza leaving the L least known but still world class Di canio Carbone Morfeo Locatelli ( Bologna) We had loads of number 10’s
Baggio was just a pure joy to watch at early to late 90s, he was a pure football talent. No muscle or rigorous training and can score all kinds of goals you could imagine
the kids of today realy have no clue about the great players of old Baggio hands down was the best player i seen play in my lifetime. and i was lucky enough to see him play in the flesh back when he played for juventus in the 1993 1994 season against AC milan and he destroyed them that day. even so the milan fans cheered him. im 48 now and ive seen the best players over the years but baggio stands out. and to think he played with the injuries he had to his knee. the man was majestical b4 we had R9 ripping up defenders we had baggio doing it. what a player he was the devine ponytail no 10 LEGEND
We need to stop hyping the injury stories as the clubs patched him up for years to allow him to perform at his best - even though he paid the price in the end. #magicalplayer
@@beejj6190 'club patched him up?' No, an orthopedic surgeon operated on his knees with an artifical replacement. He also would have been on medication too and months of physical therapy to relearn how to walk. After any major operation involving knees or ankles, the capacity to make full use of the knee or ankles is diminished. That is a medical fact. Don't they teach biology in school anymore?
@@jakeywilliams or Jokey ? Do you honestly think a guy with genuinely screwed knees *could perform at the A+ physical, footballing level of Baggio for over TEN years* ?? If you do (which would be pretty mental) you might as well say a 100% Baggio would have made e.g R9 / Pele / Messi look like children - which is just pathetic , ROFL! Yes, he went through serious surgery (not quite as dramatic as your take), but it's obvious his teams did whatever they had to *to allow him to feel near 100% on a pitch* ! Don't make a fool of yourself with your subjective 'cool story' belief system. Jeez... bet you still wear a mask to 'keep safe' out there... ; )
@@beejj6190 You're an ignoramous! I advise you choose your words carefully. My brother almost lost his life from covid-19 after spending a month in hospital of which 23 days was in a coma. Healthy young and non smoker. My wife's brother is a senior doctor so he got involved in helping my brother. No i don't wear a mask unless I'm with a vulnerable person. Something you densentized people would fail to understand.
@@beejj6190 if you read my comment, it is a general consensus of those who underwent major surgery to their knees or ankles. There is always a reduction in functionality. However, in case of Baggio, the club would have spent money considerable money on getting him the best orthopaedic specialists available with input from Baggio himself for recovery. Discipline. He is also an incredible talent which helped him overcome whatever disadvantage that he faced. But no way would he be 100% as he was before the operations. You can personally consult an orthopaedic surgeon for their professional opinion for your own satisfaction.
Same can be said about a Maradona without drugs and alcohol, R9 without injuries or Van Basten without injuries. I think the first one I mentioned still managed to be the best despite all that.
Is he better than Messi? He was playing mostly with one knee so it is legit to say he is at Messi level and can be forgiven if one say he is better than Messi given two healthy knees. He was also playing against legendary defenders like Maldini, Thuram, Baresi, cannaravo, Nesta on a set of rules that was not giving adequate protection to players like Baggio, Maradona etc. Maradona and Baggio were most of time dribbling pass career ending tackles to win games.
Nicholas Alexander when I was a boy, the first player I heard of was Baggio. My coaches jokingly called me Baggio. Not knowing who he was. then I found some pictures of him in a soccer skills book I bought once. But yes he is a genius. “Forza Il Codino Divino”
The relationship with the ball he has is insane, he is vastly infront of it, almost dragging it or chasing it so far ahead as his pace dictates this style, and never static with it, injecting a burst into the whole team like a shot of adrenaline. The greatest, period.
@@loicn.5882 Different positions and styles. R9 is the greatest striker, and for me, Baggio the best trequartista. Obviously when it comes to pace, strength and heading R9 was better, but then Baggio had the edge with his passing, playmaking and set pieces. They were both exceptional dribblers, finishers and very unpredictable - unlike Messi, who is devastating, but he often makes the same plays. Personally I prefer Baggio, he was so elegant. I don't think that I've seen a player dump as many opponents (particularly keepers) on their backsides with as much trickery as him
Messi smokes both their arses. He plays as the Enganche (Argentina version of the number 10) or Trequartista as you’ve mentioned or fantasista for the Italian version and as a number 9. Even if you put R9 (who is my favorite player after Messi) and Baggio’s numbers together, they still don’t compare.
@@joKer7507 The different era's have a huge bearing on the numbers. During Baggio and Ronaldo's time. Teams were nowhere near as open as they are today, coaches were far more pragmatic (especially in Serie A), there were far more quality central defenders - who were allowed to get away with 'robust behaviour' - the challenge from behind hadn't been outlawed. Then there are the many benefits that today's players have - far superior pitches, advances in surgery and physiotherapy, diets. I would also argue that in Iniesta, Xavi, Modric, Kroos etc CR7 and Messi have enjoyed better service than what Baggio and Ronaldo ever had. You also have to take into account the crippling injuries that plagued Baggio from the age of 18 onwards and things were hardly any better for Ronaldo in this regard. A fully fit, injury free Baggio and Ronaldo would have thrived in today's game. Don't get me wrong, I'm huge fan of Messi. His consistency, effectiveness and skill levels are off the charts. I am not saying that Baggio/Ronaldo are better, it's just that I preferred watching those two to Messi.
I have never seen a collection of the best goals of a player with 36 pearls .... maybe others have scored more but no one, neither c . ronaldo nor messi or maradona(the number 1 ever ), has made all these quality goals . for me he is one of the 5 best players ever . a legend
The football gods didn’t allow that coz that would’ve been way too OP. Similarly with Totti. Imagine Totti, Baggio, Figo, Zidane, Ronaldo and Raul in the same team
3:11 wtf !!! He just passed the ball to himself beat 4 defenders plus the goalkeeper and scored the goal in the process.☠️☠️ First time I searched for Baggio. He is the real deal. Pd: at the time were the Serie A was the best league in the world. 🤫🤫🤫
Para mi el jugador q más me inspiró pasión x el fútbol, un maestro en un país y una época donde era casi imposible brillar, x eso y más, el jugador más carismático y completo, sin escándalos en su vida personal y profesional. The best Robby Baggio¡¡¡
He is, for me, the greatest footballer to ever play the game. He was fantastic the Italian. No one comes close to him. Skill, vision, technique... What a player he was.
The melancholic drum and base tune fits the legendary status of this incredible champion and man I’d make my son watch his movie to inspire him and learn that in life you never give up !!!
Imagine that kids today think that a choker who lost all the finals is the greatest of all time, that he deserves all the money he is ripping off of Barcelona, what would they say about R.Baggio if he played today?
Goat status....one of the most gifted players , alongside with Maradona. 7 major injuries and he still managed to be one of the greatest of all time...unbelivalble..
For me, Roberto Baggio is best italian player ever.
Maldini? The best at his position while fr Baggio there were people who were arguably better
@@DS-dw3pz it is easier to be a defender than an offensive player. Baggio was the best
@@davids2742 well you might be right bt Maldini was the best in his position and was far ahead of other world class defenders.... The confirmed best ever.. While Baggio is just another world class attacker.. So you should take tht into consideration
I don't know if he was better than Messi....but i would put them in the same level
@@leandrozirevicius5915 nolaq he isn't as good as messi😂.. The only one you could say arguably better are Maradona and pele
Few people remembers that Roberto played against the toughest defenses that ever existed ... And yet he dribbled and scored against the greatest like Baresi, Costacurta, Cannavaro, Thuram and the other big players of the golden age of Serie A! Legend!
Grüner Teppich you both mean Baresi
Patinho maldini was better than both of them
@@relentero8547 I would agree that Maldini edges it over them.
Aesthetic Rock Music none of them have the class that players like Maldini, Baresi, Nesta etc. had
Messi played against cannavaro, Roberto carlos, godin, ramos, van dijk, nesta....
OMG. He was a monster. Guardiola says he was the best player of his time
Really??? In his time I can name better players, but yes he was incredible and one of the best
l don't believe because have others players better him ! Romário, R9 , Ronaldinho, Maldini , Roberto Carlos
@@danielcarlos847 For me Maldini isn't better but It is my opinion
@@iblsbl71 Maldini is the best player of Italy
@@danielcarlos847 Nah its Baggio
I think Baggio is the secret best player of all time. He did miraculous things at every club and single handedly got Italy to the final In 94 and all of it with serious injuries interrupting things.. He was magic!!
Baggio played the entire carreer with 1 leg... unreal
Dude it’s exactly what I think like he went toe to toe and sometimes even better than Diego with all the bad things he had on him. The injuries, the pain that it entailed, and the technicians. Now can you imagine what it would have been like without any of that? Exactly, the best in the world
He also was 16 when he had his first big injury. People talk about r9 but baggio got hurt before his carear really took off and had twice as many injury's. Baggios technique wasalmost if not just as good as maradona's in my opinion. He is part of the mount rushmore of football in my eyes along with pele maradona and r9naldo
@@Jm-kc6gg baggio also scored a solo run and inpired fiorentina to beat napoli 3-0 when he went up against maradona. Baggio was also still a kid.
@@fabriziogarreta7400 Massively disresepcted by not being mentioned in the same breath as those players.. i totally agree buddy
Baggio is like Romario both are criminally under rated..
Lets make this comment on top
Both are known to be two of the greatest players to ever play football and were widely considered the best talents of their generation what are you on about they can't be much higher rated
Imigine Baggio and Romario in one team..
Cathal Dowd only to the people who have heard of them. Lots of people dont know who they are
this is what i want say
Baggio is certainly the greatest Italian footballer of all time. Still my one and only favorite footballer of Italy. Love and respect for the legend from Bangladesh.
What about Maradona, Del Piero, Totti
me also bd
@@sunseeker9581 maradona is argentinian
Maldini baresi play basketball
What about Alfredo di Stefano
I was 10 years old when Baggio shattered my dreams in the World Cup. We were 2 minutes away from beating Italy in what would have been a major upset but for this man. It’s been 27 years and my country Nigeria still feels the pain of that 2-1 loss till this day. The “divine ponytail” is a legend in the eyes of all Nigerians. Next to Maradona, no number 10 ever bossed a World Cup like this man.
I was a kid a that time. On the other side of the pitch, supporting Italy. Your team was really strong in the world cup and played much better than us. I still remember his shot at the 90'. Slowly going to the goal. In that precise moment I felt as happy as I never was before (and rarely after). Because when you are a kid you really feel something pure and innocent. I really love what you wrote, because it is the mirror of two kids of the same age watching the same match but on a different side. Big hug and respect for one of the strongest team i have ever seen in a competition (Nigeria). Roby really made the difference there. Pure class. And such a great and humble man.
@@eduardorossi7310 love what you wrote my friend on a different continent.
As that Goal trickled in to the bottom right corner of our goal in the 88th minute, my 10 year old heart sank.
I was hoping for the referee to call it back or something. We had barely 1 minute to hold on.
After each World Cup game, me and my mates would go out on the field and try to mimic our football idols on the field. This day was different. After Nigeria lost, there was a sense of emptiness we all felt. Our joy left and the field was almost empty when we went out to play. Roberto Baggio had earned my respect as a little boy, but man he crushed our hopes in those days.
I felt strangely sad when Italy lost the finals though. Robbie missing that final penalty should have been joyful for me, but I truly felt bad for him. He worked so hard and single-handedly dragged Italy to the finals. To go out like that was definitely painful to watch. Baggio was one of a kind and a football player I will never forget.
Pelé wore #10, and his record of achievements in World Cups is pretty remarkable.
Baggio wore #10 but did not play like it. Baggio was a hybrid #9/11 and sometimes a false #9 (before the term was invented and the playstyle/position was discovered). I've seen other #10 boss a world cup like Baggio and Maradona. Pele did it. I have seen an amazing player, who wore #7 boss a world cup like Maradona, Baggio and Pele: Garrincha! And I saw the one badass mofo who dominated a world cup and never wore #10, instead wore #8: Just Fontaine! He scored 13 goals in 6 matches! During an era of no yellow or red cards, terrible ball composition/structure, shoddy footwear, sub-par pitches/fields, and more physical style of football! Baggio was amazing, but there were other gods before him who impacted just like Baggio did!
@@nikolaivista920 you are speaking as one who witnessed these other greats. I didn’t witness Garrincha or Fontaine live or in person. They may have been phenomenal in their own right, but I would rate Maradona and Baggio above them for the fact that I witnessed them both as a child and in my innocent, child like, eyes they were both magical.
Quanto mi mancano quei giorni. Il calcio di Baggio era bellissimo. C'erano tantissime star del calcio in Brasile, Argentina, Inghilterra, Italia, Spagna e Olanda. Sembra che a quel tempo il calcio fosse più bello e più bello. Stagione calcistica artistica. Oggi è solo forza, marcatura e corsa. Il calcio di questi tempi è noioso.
He broke my little heart at the '94 World Cup. I'm Nigerian.
I feel you brother 🇳🇬
Same.. And I'm English
Me too, I cried as my brother and my best friend celebrated Brazil's win. Haha
Respect for u
That last minute goal?
without the serious knee injuries he would have been an alien...
I too heard about it. So if that injury wasn't there , I guess he would have gone to be the best in the world like how Cr7 and M10 are these days. Right???
He had serious knee injuries from the age of 18
@@Sigma-Male1986 even with this knee he was able to win ballon do'r, i can't even imagine a football player got such serious knee issues(220 stitches after surgery) from the age of 18 able to do this against the best defensive league ever(90's Seria A) he is arguably one of the best naturally gifted footballer ever existed.
@@midhungopan9270 You just bought tears in my eyes with these words. 😪😪😪😪. I was always disappointed with the people seeing him in an underrated manner.
Well yes indeed you said it, with that injured leg he won a BALLON D'OR
(in 1993) which was certainly hard earned.
@@midhungopan9270 and now they made a movie about him and it looks good too!!!
Can’t wait
He had the speed of Kaka` , passing + vision like Pirlo, technique + control like Zidane, and finishing like R9
Mamma Mia~~!!!
The Perfect Fantasista
Salute for The Divine Ponytail
That is romantic
His last game was against Milan, like Kaká on the pitch. I watched it live.
No
Nd ambidiestrus
roberto baggio and pirlo played together in milan and brescia like luca toni or del piero in juve you never mind some of is talent is got giving him from the young age of 3 years italian biographie video roberto sfide ciao !!!
He was as technically gifted as Messi, Maradona and Pelè. Pure talent.
More gifted than Pele for sure
On the level of Messi Maradona dinho Garrincha
Messi could maybe clean his shoues
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@@kristoffmcewan hahahaha. sure...
Bro ☠️☠️☠️baggio < Messis Finger
I dont judge him from how many goals he scored , how many gold medals he has or how rich he is...he simply made football so pleasant to watch and doing impossible things. I expect him to continue as coach now. Thank you Roberto what you showed to us.
No, he retired to a farm and drives tractors, raises cows, horses, goats, he said he is happy like that.
E soprattutto va a caccia, la sua grande passione. L'ho visto una mattina con la smart dal macellaio@@askallois
@@panterone1769 Si è vero, quando giocava alla Juve ho preso un volo da Torino a Roma e c'era tutta la squadra, Baggio aveva una rivista sulla caccia e diceva ad un compagno che sarebbe andato in Argentina in una tenuta da caccia!
Baggio was the Italian Zico. He is criminally under-rated especially playing in a league with greatest defenders at that time.
He is not underrated,he is forgotten. He didn't last long like Del Piero. Also,he didn't score that penalty in '94.
Forever the professor and the student!
Two Kings!
Forzza Juveee!
@@adnan4688 Baggio played for over 20 years. Even before 94 he was criminally under-rated. Just like Zico, Baggio missed a penalty in a decisive WC game.
Forza Azzurri 🤟
@@axxessmundi Baggio did play,but not at highest levels is what I meant. Although his game might have been the best in Vicenza,but he reached the top with the move to Juve. I wish he moved to Juve earlier and never got injured,he would have been called the goat by Messi and Ronaldo fans today 🤣
Forzza Azzurri 💪
Also I will never forget how Lippi and other big coaches had a bad opinion on Baggio. He was ahead of his time
@@adnan4688 He carried Italia 94 to the final playing injured the whole tournament. 🇮🇹
Il più grande giocatore italiano di tutti i tempi ed uno dei primi 5 al mondo. Senza timore di essere smentito.
10 nn 5
Pensa se non avesse avuto tutti gli infortuni... Ha giocato una carriera senza ginocchia praticamente. Immenso
Mai una scorretezza (da coatto) in campo!
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Baggio senza infortuni= Maradona
@SkeletonKey Guarda che gli stupefacenti peggiorano le condizioni in campo
One of the best dribblers of all time. When he was fit, he could do everything and had all the skill and pace too. He went by players like they were invisible and scored some memorable goals even towards the end of his career. His goal against Van de Sar/Juventus after coming back from injury showed that, form is temporarily, class is permanent.
Played at a time when Serie A was the place to be. Devine Ponytail, what a player. Truly magical to watch!
Baggio was the only player that made people cheer for his goals even when he was playing for another team. I think the reason is “art belongs to everyone”.
Ronaldinho? Messi? CR? Come on dont spread bs
@@fk4410 Pele made opposing Sweden cheer for him in a World Cup final at age 17
@@fk4410 shit up go watch football
Baggio is the reason that I love football.
Yeah he definitely spiced up the game in a special kind of way.....My love for football grew stronger watching Baggio play.
I can say the same!
I say the same! I saw Baggio ejem I was 12 years old and then Iove football
Same
Doing this after a reconstructed Acl in the 80s, having done both my acl ligaments and knowing how rudimentary acl reconstructions were in the 80s I’m simply amazed.... can only dream how good he would have been without his injury you are never the same after major knee surgery like this and yet when you look at the way he played... wow!
The problem is that most people don’t even realize how amazing he was even after a horrific injury. Here in Brasil (and I think that the rest of the world says the same thing) we say that he only had one knee, one to help him drible and score goals and the other to get on the bus lol
270 stitches in his knee
@@riquejb9838 :D that's a great saying!
Greatest Italian player ever. What an absolute legend, such a shame we don't have any player like him anymore!
Maldini was awesome to in my opinion
But we have Immobile!! Lolol
DEL PIERO HAS BEEN BETTER THAN HIM.. AND LA TRIADE SOLD BAGGIO TO AC MILAN, REPLACING HIM WITH A 20 YO DEL PIERO
Francesco Totti is the better italian player of all time
There is hardly any usable footage of Meazza, but, boy, does that guy have an absurd legend. Descriptions of him pretty much don't make sense. Like, for instance, he is both A) described as being one of the best ever at receiving the ball in his own half, then dribbling past everyone, including dribbling past the goalie...and B) having such absurd bicycle kick skills that he would score them on consecutive games, and even once CAUGHT a pass with a bicycle pass, as in, the ball stuck to his foot from top of arc down to the ground. At least one old Italian guy said Baggio was more electric, but that Meazza was the most elegant player ever. Meazza almost had to have a foot amputation because the rules were even laxer back then, he was SO heavily "defended". Baggio was probably the faster runner, Meazza the more agile and trickier.
4:21 the greatest goal of all time
Not at all
The perfectly timed run, the pinpoint ball from Pirlo and the intended killer touch without braking stride 🤯 AGAINST THAT JUVE!!!
The Van Basten volley is up there but this.. was just simply BAGGIO #Divine👌🏽
Get a grip
No I can never get past 1990 against Czechs...it looked like Brazil in 1970...I think it was his world cup debut as sub
Agaunst Juventus . Even Zidane got e football lesson that day
And please remember that he played his whole career with maybe only 50% of his capabilities due to his horrific injury when he played for Lanerossi Vicenza
Il divin codino era il vero chaaamp
come on, 50%? you can't play pro at 50%.
@@goku445 sure thing, watch footage of his knee. I'll guarantee you he was above beeing good. He was from another planet. One one level with Zidane, Ronaldinho and Kakà
@@shannonbriggs4102 I'm not arguing about Baggio being good...
forgive my ignorance is this the Shannon Briggs who was the WBO title holder?
He's the best Italian player ever for a reason. As a Roma fan, sure, I love Totti, but there's no way anyone can come close to Baggio's level.
Magnificent player. Such a shame his career was plagued by injuries. He could’ve achieved even more.
He was always going to have that knee problem due to the way he ran, though. Same with Gullit, Aimar and Ronaldo. I hated that era because every time a player started showing pace along with skills, they blew a knee to hell early in their career. Wasn't until the mid-00s that teams started taking joint alignment training seriously.
And he played against the toughest defense in the world, the ball control at 4:22 is just out of this world. Just Pure crystalline talent. Thank you Roby
Also that assist… he was Andrea Pirlo
Baggio was a player at the crossroads of football trends, one of a kind.
As a Mexican American boy, I actually grew up playing basketball.. idolizing Michael Jordan, never played futbol but my dad played most of his life.. I would go watch him all the time. Never even thought to play the game myself… in 94 I was 8 years old and was watching the World Cup for the first time… Baggio came onto the screen with his swag, pony tail.. I was hooked, I watched him play… his movements, his technique… I was glued to the TV watching his every move. I fell in love with the game… I immediately told my dad I didn’t want to play basketball anymore, and wanted to try to play futbol… I was a natural.. that summer ended in heartbreak obviously with the missed penalty but Baggio will forever hold a special place in my heart.. my favorite player of all time, the greatest for me.. he needs to be mentioned more among the best to ever play the game. He’s deserving. 🐐
It's hard to compare generations and we have to admit that Messi's numbers are ridiculous! However, Baggio was my all time favorite player, this video is fantastic but it's impossible to show this man's true quality with a 5min clip. The way he influenced games was just unbelievable. Amazing player and a great man!
Messi didn't have big amount (and severity of injuries) that Baggio had. Oh and Baggio was against beasts such as Baresi Maldini etc
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Messi didn’t suffer injuries as severe as Baggio but he gets injured very frequently as well. All good dribblers, they are easy to get hurt because defenders tackle them harder and more often.
I think its not good look inleg the numbers i think you must look hoe many chances they need tot scoor
Most of Messi's numbers are against weak teams , like Zaragoza, Córdoba, Real Betis...The Italian League in 90's were the hardest tournment at the time
@@guilherme_v0 exactly
If Baggio didn't miss his penalty against Braszil in the 1994 world cup he would have been one of the top 5 players ever in the world now!
Even if he had scored the penalty italy keeper had to save the next penalty to stay in the match.
I dont think he needs that fame
He did miss and so would have Messi cruff there 2 that wouldn’t have called maradona and pele
@rimphyd that is true. While he is my favorite player and he was a great inspiration to watch, after '94 he was "Baggio who lost the penalty". It followed him everywhere. I almost pitied him after that.
@rimphyd he was a beast , but not the GOAT. if he is truly GOAT his mentality should not be like that dude. the one and only GOAT is R9 Phenomeno!
Grandissimo calciatore, uomo, professionista. Sono stato fortunato a vederlo all opera.
Romario and Baggio ,two magicians criminally underrated , world class talents .
Serie A was so saturated of talents that basically everyone that period was underrated..championships now lost charisma everywhere that s why Messi and Cristiano shine much more..Football was much better back then
Neither were remotely under-rated when they played or afterwards. It was globally recognized when they were both playing that they were among the best ever, and would be for a long time.
Il miglior giocatore italiano di tutti i tempi...uno dei pochi amato e rispettato da TUTTE le tifoserie italiane
@@jimineykricket4891 hahahahah Totti >>>
@@romaomorte380 HAHAHAHAHHAHA NO Totti sopravvalutato
@@wilsonotoibhi1131 se vabbè dai nun piagne
@@wilsonotoibhi1131 Cosa vuoi? Discutere con lui? Se dice Totti> Baggio non ci devi neanche parlare... Poiche Totti nn poteva neanche lucidargli le scarpe
@@qualcunoqualunque1913 Sono due tipi diversi, Baggio aveva dribbling, precisione... Totti aveva una notevole visione di gioco e istinto
Baggio honestly saying throughout 90s he destroyed players for fun awesome player my favourite italian player most skillful player I ever seen on live tv channel 4 those were the days italian football no.1
He was amazing. My idol. Big respect from Turkey
Baggio was my favorite player growing up, saw him play in the 94' world cup quarter final at Foxboro stadium when I was 10 years old. I spent many days alone with the ball and he was the inspiration.
absolute monster
my favorite player ever
Baggio was for me, the most amazing non-brazilian player that i saw! My favorite international player. His skills and elegance, and hability with speed, are amazing. Is sad that here in Brazil and another parts of world, he is just remembered by the penalty that lost in the world cup 94. Is underrated by this and by the shining Romario's moment in 94. Your reserved personality was a ''problem'' for this too. The best italian football star ever!
I agree - the best ever Italian footballer... though I am not Italian :) (I help football fans on my channel)
I admire Robertino but ... really? better than Messi? ... please friend
@@DanielSuarez-jq6tl i said that he is my favorite player, because his style of game. But i don't said that he is better than Messi.
@@ISAACBRAZILIAN okay. It happens that if you put the most amazed...looks too much like the best
@@DanielSuarez-jq6tl pessi lessi is shit hi If was born 20 years bifore his birth hi wodnt be fotbalist , playing against Baresi Maldini Nesta Costacurta Thuram Dessally Veira etc and etc ithen penaldo ofsaido will make 10 goals per year
Even with all his physical issues he managed to win the Ballon d'or, reach a world cup final and be the best Italian player ever and one of the best in history.
No player today, except for Messi, can even dream to have a fraction of his talent.
ITALIAN MARADONA. ( The very best Italian footballer by FAR!)
At that time, Italy was the center of football. One of the kings of this game.
Possibly the best footballer I've ever seen. Superb.
Exactly. I see only maradona compared to him
I remember when he was playing: every sunday I was waiting for the highlights of the serie A on tv just to see what marvellous play would have come from Baggio. It was a show to watch him play
90 minuto con Galeazzi
Without the injuries 100%, Baggio would have been top 5 all time. Easy
not many players nowadays have the tenacity and cojones to dribble the goal keeper... Baggio used to do it as a walk in the park. was lucky enough to see him play once. true champion, on and off the pitch. most likely the best player Italy ever had, and it will take years before another player comes close to his skills in Italy. Yes there were Totti, Del Piero, who also won more trophies than him... but I dont believe anyone came close to Baggio as far as technical skills and beauty of play go. All this despite his uncountable injuries.
Baggio is absolutely the best Italian footballer ever! I always enjoy watching him dribbling and scoring gorgeous goals, he’s like a poet on the soccer pitch!
I was born in 82 so you know who I grew up watching, baggio was my favorite. Romario, van basten, gullet, muller, klingsman, maradona, batistuta, Bergkamp and so many more, the world has continued to produce so many great players, y'all should catch some of those old matches back then.
Baggio is the GOAT!! Played his entire career with a serious knee injury. He played in an era when footballers were MEN!!!
This legend played with a metal screw in his right friggin knee!!!
He's just sublime. Without the terrible injuries to his knee early in his career he would have been the Messi of his era. Most underrated player in history. Divine!
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Best '10' Italy has ever produced and that's saying something for a country that's brought us Pirlo and Totti.
you are forgetting Zola and Del Piero..I would say Italy have had the most super - no 10s ever..and Baggio was top of the list
@@daveneo3580 Del Piero for me was the best of that time, I use to watch Gazetta football italia every Saturday morning on channel 4, i am from Dublin. After about a year of pleading with my mother she bought me the Juventus shirt with Danone as the sponsor, the shirt had bobbles and was not in great condition. Rest in peace to my mother she made me the happest boy in the world with that shirt:D
@@phillong5808 For me the young Del Piero before the injury is the best , don’t forget that he played Roberto Baggio away from Juve
Antognoni the two Mazzola Rivera Giannini Matteoli Mancini Beccalossi Meazza leaving the L least known but still world class Di canio Carbone Morfeo Locatelli ( Bologna)
We had loads of number 10’s
@@Zebronee90 Agreed. Baggio was a skilled, physical powerhouse. Del Piero was that, plus a crafty, tactical genius.
Why even compare. Messi is just a player that had the protection of Barcelona and its players! Roberto Baggio was a real football player 👍
so well said !
Omg! Most of the goals are simply extraordinary! Salute to Baggio for such a fantastic treat to us. Great collection! Fabulous job, keep it up.
My all times favourite player.
There’s not even a rank for Baggio
The greatest of them all the Devine one sent by God, the king of King's R.Baggio ☝️😍👑🔝🔝🔝🐐 THE ONE AND ONLY 👑
Baggio was just a pure joy to watch at early to late 90s, he was a pure football talent. No muscle or rigorous training and can score all kinds of goals you could imagine
the kids of today realy have no clue about the great players of old Baggio hands down was the best player i seen play in my lifetime. and i was lucky enough to see him play in the flesh back when he played for juventus in the 1993 1994 season against AC milan and he destroyed them that day. even so the milan fans cheered him. im 48 now and ive seen the best players over the years but baggio stands out. and to think he played with the injuries he had to his knee. the man was majestical b4 we had R9 ripping up defenders we had baggio doing it. what a player he was the devine ponytail no 10 LEGEND
We need to stop hyping the injury stories as the clubs patched him up for years to allow him to perform at his best - even though he paid the price in the end. #magicalplayer
@@beejj6190 'club patched him up?' No, an orthopedic surgeon operated on his knees with an artifical replacement. He also would have been on medication too and months of physical therapy to relearn how to walk. After any major operation involving knees or ankles, the capacity to make full use of the knee or ankles is diminished. That is a medical fact. Don't they teach biology in school anymore?
@@jakeywilliams or Jokey ? Do you honestly think a guy with genuinely screwed knees *could perform at the A+ physical, footballing level of Baggio for over TEN years* ?? If you do (which would be pretty mental) you might as well say a 100% Baggio would have made e.g R9 / Pele / Messi look like children - which is just pathetic , ROFL!
Yes, he went through serious surgery (not quite as dramatic as your take), but it's obvious his teams did whatever they had to *to allow him to feel near 100% on a pitch* ! Don't make a fool of yourself with your subjective 'cool story' belief system. Jeez... bet you still wear a mask to 'keep safe' out there... ; )
@@beejj6190 You're an ignoramous! I advise you choose your words carefully. My brother almost lost his life from covid-19 after spending a month in hospital of which 23 days was in a coma. Healthy young and non smoker. My wife's brother is a senior doctor so he got involved in helping my brother. No i don't wear a mask unless I'm with a vulnerable person. Something you densentized people would fail to understand.
@@beejj6190 if you read my comment, it is a general consensus of those who underwent major surgery to their knees or ankles. There is always a reduction in functionality. However, in case of Baggio, the club would have spent money considerable money on getting him the best orthopaedic specialists available with input from Baggio himself for recovery. Discipline. He is also an incredible talent which helped him overcome whatever disadvantage that he faced. But no way would he be 100% as he was before the operations. You can personally consult an orthopaedic surgeon for their professional opinion for your own satisfaction.
Pure technical skill
this is half the story, his goals. his assist and tactical play was just as amazing if not more
Baggio with two healthy knees would've been one of the greatest of all time
It still is!!
Same can be said about a Maradona without drugs and alcohol, R9 without injuries or Van Basten without injuries. I think the first one I mentioned still managed to be the best despite all that.
He already is
@@Nenodom Maradona and R9 are both all time great football players, Maradona is even the greatest of all time.
@@madara4665 yes I agree.
The greatest footballer I've ever Seen
Cuánta técnica y clase de Roberto Baggio. lastima que no fue de mi época. Fantástico jugador.
Is he better than Messi? He was playing mostly with one knee so it is legit to say he is at Messi level and can be forgiven if one say he is better than Messi given two healthy knees. He was also playing against legendary defenders like Maldini, Thuram, Baresi, cannaravo, Nesta on a set of rules that was not giving adequate protection to players like Baggio, Maradona etc. Maradona and Baggio were most of time dribbling pass career ending tackles to win games.
Simply, the most talented player I've ever seen playing the beautiful game.
he's nothing short of great. but that would be ronaldinho.
One of them along with Ronaldinho but messi is number one for me.
I prefer Baggio to both - R7 and Messi.
Baggio is more than football to me...he's an inspiration through trial
Nicholas Alexander when I was a boy, the first player I heard of was Baggio. My coaches jokingly called me Baggio. Not knowing who he was. then I found some pictures of him in a soccer skills book I bought once. But yes he is a genius. “Forza Il Codino Divino”
Well said brother, in my eyes he is the number...by far!
Watch his story on Netflix
He surely ranks in the top 10 of the most talented players ever. Pure class
Just watching the first minute with little serious expectations and he is clearly top 4 to me, just incredible.
One of the greatest footballer of all time... Very skillful with lots of power
The reason "the best" talk robs many of the respect they deserve, Roberto was a marvel to watch
I remember watching him playing for Inter Milan in 1999. He was the beast.
Almost forgot how good he was. Amazing goals so skillfull
Purtroppo non ho mai visto giocare Baggio, ma nonostante ciò è uno dei miei giocatori preferiti e secondo me è il calciatore più forte di sempre.
The relationship with the ball he has is insane, he is vastly infront of it, almost dragging it or chasing it so far ahead as his pace dictates this style, and never static with it, injecting a burst into the whole team like a shot of adrenaline. The greatest, period.
if he hasn't met injuries usualy in the career, he is totaly become the best legend in the world
R9 yes...
@@loicn.5882 Different positions and styles. R9 is the greatest striker, and for me, Baggio the best trequartista. Obviously when it comes to pace, strength and heading R9 was better, but then Baggio had the edge with his passing, playmaking and set pieces. They were both exceptional dribblers, finishers and very unpredictable - unlike Messi, who is devastating, but he often makes the same plays. Personally I prefer Baggio, he was so elegant. I don't think that I've seen a player dump as many opponents (particularly keepers) on their backsides with as much trickery as him
Messi smokes both their arses. He plays as the Enganche (Argentina version of the number 10) or Trequartista as you’ve mentioned or fantasista for the Italian version and as a number 9. Even if you put R9 (who is my favorite player after Messi) and Baggio’s numbers together, they still don’t compare.
@@joKer7507 The different era's have a huge bearing on the numbers. During Baggio and Ronaldo's time. Teams were nowhere near as open as they are today, coaches were far more pragmatic (especially in Serie A), there were far more quality central defenders - who were allowed to get away with 'robust behaviour' - the challenge from behind hadn't been outlawed. Then there are the many benefits that today's players have - far superior pitches, advances in surgery and physiotherapy, diets. I would also argue that in Iniesta, Xavi, Modric, Kroos etc CR7 and Messi have enjoyed better service than what Baggio and Ronaldo ever had. You also have to take into account the crippling injuries that plagued Baggio from the age of 18 onwards and things were hardly any better for Ronaldo in this regard. A fully fit, injury free Baggio and Ronaldo would have thrived in today's game.
Don't get me wrong, I'm huge fan of Messi. His consistency, effectiveness and skill levels are off the charts. I am not saying that Baggio/Ronaldo are better, it's just that I preferred watching those two to Messi.
I have never seen a collection of the best goals of a player with 36 pearls .... maybe others have scored more but no one, neither c . ronaldo nor messi or maradona(the number 1 ever ), has made all these quality goals
. for me he is one of the 5 best players ever . a legend
My favourite player, I always wished him to play for Real Madrid, it would have been amazing.
The football gods didn’t allow that coz that would’ve been way too OP.
Similarly with Totti. Imagine Totti, Baggio, Figo, Zidane, Ronaldo and Raul in the same team
@@sidvyas8549 We would need Maldini, Baresi, Nesta, Franz Beckenbauer, Cannavaro, Chiellini, Ramos, Puyol, Kompany, Stam and Vidic.
Baggio and Maradona are the best 👍
One of the all time greats and without doubt italys best ever complete footballer.
This guy was amazing . Great control of the ball and his influence was always shown on the park
Simply ahead of his time , if only he played today ..
Football fans always talk about who the greatest players of all time are... Baggio is very often forgotten and very underrated.
Immenso Roby, amato sempre da tutti, a prescindere dalla maglia indossata
3:11 wtf !!! He just passed the ball to himself beat 4 defenders plus the goalkeeper and scored the goal in the process.☠️☠️
First time I searched for Baggio.
He is the real deal.
Pd: at the time were the Serie A was the best league in the world. 🤫🤫🤫
@Phileas Dastardly
😳...Pazzesco
Ma come cazzo ha fatto!!!! Ha letteralmente aggirato il difensore con il pallone con un singolo tocco. Roba da fantascienza
@@dandofootball2528 ha usato uno dei difensori come muro caciandogli la palla su una gamba in modo di farsela tornare addosso
he used one defender like a wall, he kicked the ball on one defender leg so the ball returned to him
@@razoo911 anche io lo pensavo!!!! Ma in realtà se guardi attentamente lui fa passare la palla intorno al difensore
If this guy is a player in this generation, he could have worth over €500million. He is Messi, Ronaldo, Maradona and Xavi combined together.
One of The greatest in football history
Para mi el jugador q más me inspiró pasión x el fútbol, un maestro en un país y una época donde era casi imposible brillar, x eso y más, el jugador más carismático y completo, sin escándalos en su vida personal y profesional. The best Robby Baggio¡¡¡
Esatto,bravissimo
Such a PRIVILEGE that God had introduced Roberto Baggio in our generation. Thank you Lord.
I'm glad that the Italians introduced me to pasta and pizza.
Simply legend 🙏😍
All moroccans loving you 🇲🇦❤️😍
He was absolutely outstanding, his technique and skill was insane 🤯
He is, for me, the greatest footballer to ever play the game. He was fantastic the Italian. No one comes close to him. Skill, vision, technique... What a player he was.
Baggio um dos melhores jogadores que já vi atuar!
The melancholic drum and base tune fits the legendary status of this incredible champion and man
I’d make my son watch his movie to inspire him and learn that in life you never give up !!!
Zico, Platini, Baggio were geniuses of football.
One of the best players of all time!
In today's market i can't even begin to imagine what Baggio would cost, considering how the most average player costs millions
I’d say 250 million
@@redlavish7027 I'd say you're probably right 👍
Imagine that kids today think that a choker who lost all the finals is the greatest of all time, that he deserves all the money he is ripping off of Barcelona, what would they say about R.Baggio if he played today?
@@joshua50101 That he also is a choker? Remember the final against Brazil in 1994..
@@joshua50101 baggio is no where near messi level, baggio choked in the final too
Baggio will be always my idol
Goat status....one of the most gifted players , alongside with Maradona.
7 major injuries and he still managed to be one of the greatest of all time...unbelivalble..
One of the genius players in history of football ❤️❤️❤️
Roberto baggio un prodige tu restera dans nos coeurs
Without baggio is not more sunday!
YES th-cam.com/video/ZObmAJ8wUtg/w-d-xo.html
What?
@@Blaydoner Italian football used to be aired on UK TV on Sundays back in the day...
@@fuad_a7 He could have just said that lol
@@Blaydoner I know...
It's as if everyone forgot how good this guy was after he missed that crucial penalty in the 1994 world cup final penalty shootout against Brazil.
I think one of the greatest best players of all time.
Absolutly legend of football