The Streets Won't forget... but seriously aside from the normal Fifa skill team memories, that season he carried QPR to championship promotion... I used to watch that weekly championship highlights show because it was on free TV and after that first week, I spent the whole season looking out for QPR championship game streams because it was worth watching for him alone. What a wasted talent.
@hfc not a game went by in which he didnt either routlette two people or do some insane nutmeg combined with some other embaressing action on some big lump of a physical english defender/midfielder. disgusting.
@@nofurtherwest3474very very bad decipline. He disappeared before matches without saying anything and coach can't find him, he didn't train much, eat alot and didn't listen etc. he was a big match player too and gave wonderful performances against big teams like arsenal, Chelsea etc . He is at benfica now and doing normal.
Was Deulofeu that good at Milan? He was the first LaMasia player I followed since he was 15 all the way through to his professional career. I remember him at Barca B in the Segunda division he was the top scorer, literally scoring straight from corners. It was too easy for him.
What I love about Taarabt's Dribbling is that he almost always does it to get to a position of advantage for him and the team. Mostly forwards or to relieve pressure. He doesn't do tricks in silly areas just to show off.
Thanks for posting this guy so that people who have never heard of him can get a glimpse of how good he was!!!!!! I thought I was one of the few who remembered him from back in the day when he carried QPR on his back; and then later had a stint at Milan. I always thought that he was one of the most skillful players I'd ever seen.
Just looked up his stats of his career. Even in his prime he almost never scored or assisted to a goal. He scored only 15 goals in 221 games and 11 years. Only once he had more than 3 assists in one season, mostly none or one. And even his dribbles weren't that impressive statistically. On average he managed 2 per game, which wouldn't brought him into the list of the top 50 last season...
@@mart_en Thanks for the expert football analysis but you're missing the biggest point my man. We're here watching a player who played for QPR 12 years ago simply because he had such a unique technique and presence. Nobody is here to select him for the premier league's all time best XI lol. He would've played for teams like Barca or Real Madrid if he was capable of regularly producing 20+ g/a with this kind of play style. But obviously that's not the case so you can assume stats aren't really relevant here.
@@tamatama1037 thanks for elaborating. I had exaggerated when I said that he "carried QPR", but, I always believed that if he was Brazilian or Argentinian he would have gotten more highlights. The guy was one of the most skillful players during his stint in England. He and Okacha had that special touch.
For me,this guy is the best moroccan player ever, period. I know he didn't have a big career, didn't score too many goals, wasn't really a disciplined guy, but the way he plays was just magical.
@@firstubi938 Ben Arfa wasnt underrated. He was hyped up to be the next big thing but he never fully realised his potential. If anything he shot himself in the foot.
@@beukenphom3680 he only made 8 chances and scored 7 goals for qpr in the Premiership, in 86 games. Wasn't even average. Decent dribbler, no end product at that level.
Are you kidding? I watched him when QPR got promoted, he had his moments with no end product. Kind of like watching a CR7 wannabe at a Sunday league game.
Just half of video now, and I can 99 % are nutmegs. Even Neymar who's known for that, doesn't do nutmegs so humiliating like that. It's just incredible how he always finds a way to pass the ball through his opponent's legs.
I'm so proud of him and at the same time I'm so sad for wasting this talent he had the possibility to be a goat but that's never happened ... The history will never forget this beautiful taarabet art
Silky smooth skills. He plays with the ball is glued to his foot and sometimes like the ball is on a string and it is never out of his control. Fantastic talent
As a marrocan we were so proud he did that performance that season in a young age, unfortunatly he wasted his fabulous talent he could be one of the goats🔥🔥😔
@@nofurtherwest3474 Reasons lets see 1) his spell at QPR 2011/12 season was one of his best he only made 8 chances and scored 7 goals for qpr in the championship, in 86 games. Wasn't even average. Decent dribbler, no end product at that level. 2) In his statistics he managed 2 dribbles per game in his prime with the QPR, which wouldn't bring him in the top 20 back than. 3) He is very very bad at discipline. He disappeared before matches without saying anything and coach can't find him, he didn't train much, ate a lot and didn't listen etc. Kind of like Balotelli wasted his talent some people criticize Hazard but compared to Hazard was a saint
@@nofurtherwest3474 Harry Redknapp didn't fancy him sold him to us, then when he beamce our manager dropped him Hughes also did, when they called on him he scored or won games or produced skill and threat... they ruined whatever chance he had of making a bigger impact IMO
He was good individually. Caught my attention when QPR were smashing in the championship. But after half the season in the EPL he barely started. Was not a very good team player. But he's definitely a baller.
Taarabt is very underrated as a team player He was one of the most complete pure 10s I’ve ever seen that season when they got promoted to the EPL he had 20 assists His problem was not that he was individual It was because he didn’t take his career serious enough but as a player he was complete
@@yassineabahrouz5456 his probleme is that was playing for QPR in the mighty PL... They were not so great except for taarabt and when the opponent know how limited your team is he makes you look bad... Not to mention his mentality He was arrogant as fuck.. He ruined his international career also!!!
That's exactly why Spurs let him go. He couldn't do it consistently and was known for being lazy. Never reached his full potential. At QPR he was impressive but disappeared in too many games.
@@eoinforHIT he couldnt simplify his game. Playing at the highest level, a midfield really needs to pass more and move the ball instead of holding on the ball. Unless you are a forward that dribbles and take a shot. Its almost wasteful to hold the ball for a long time. Zidane is my favourite Attacking Mid. Zizou could have dribbled and dances around the field but he knows his role and always release the ball early.
Now you can see that some players are just popular because of social media. Isn't this guy ten times better than Pogba and the rest of of the so called top midfielders currently playing? He seems to have done it consistently and in every game. He has my respect
@@VictorIwunze10bro ppl like tarrabt played football in the streets and we enjoy watching players like this now days players are so boring you have to big fast and stiff we don’t see players like Ronaldinho every one is boring the new football is shyt
The way he had his spell on his QPR days, based on how good and short it was, makes me question if he's on PED or not. But anyhow, those days were immortalised already. Thanks for the legendary entertainments, the streets won't forget.
benfica gave him a second chance... he lost weight... got more focus on the game than partying... best dribbler in portuguese league... i wish him all the best and hope he continues in benfica..
Ya I've never heard of this guy oh man it's like he's walking straight through guys like they're ghosts to him I seriously don't think I've ever seen anyone have that type of skill. Like if you had a cheat code and just dribbled straight up to an opponent and it glitched you right through them.
No, he was world class at skill and dribbling, him and Ronaldinho the greatest ever, doesn't mean he shoulda played at top teams and won everything. He had a great career
Little do people know that Taarabt could have easily left the clubs he played for and found better chances but he stayed and fought for both QPR and AC Milan and lead them towards better positions
@@syamjee7880 You can't say his Football IQ is not high when the guy can come up with solutions in situations that look desperate. But yes tactically speaking he was limited. He plays football for fun clearly
I remember him coming to Benfica, I am a FC Porto supporter. I knew of his fame from my times in England and at 26 yo I thought it was going to be its second coming, in a way Hulk did for FC Porto when he arrived from... Japan. With this talent it wouldn't be hard to achieve glory here. And fans absolutely love talented players who give it all for the club. Think Di Maria and James Rodrigues, these guys are legends in Portugal to the point Di Maria is now back at Benfica for the twilight of his career and Rodrigues didn't come because FC Porto has no cash. It wasn't to be and it really is a shame to see so many talentless players inundating the best leagues in Europe of whom you will never see 1 special move or trick to remember them by, just statistics.
Me in my little football career..Im talented and all but i dont score too much.Unlucky for me in modern football menagers only look for results and participation..
@@davidaleksic8381 back then football managers / scouts also did that but for example taarabt was able to be clinical enough at lower / younger level and / or people in charge hoped that he would get there over time .. but he didnt yet its the most important thing in football. ronaldinho was showboating a shit ton yet he was clinical af, neymar the same. people shouldnt forget that they dont see this here. also he failed a lot of times / did unnecesary stuff which slowed down their plays, you obv dont get to see that in highlights tho. very talented with the ball but people, especially young talents, can actually learn more from other footballers like müller.
If we compared scoring vs assisting vs dribbling The most important is scoring & assisting But football fans adore dribbling joy for eyes to watch For that we appreciate Messi is the GOAT cuz he merged all aspects.. scoring assisting dribbling
A damn good talented player. Could have been on a GOAT 🐐 Bad attitude and coaches who didn't understand him or really help him progress to the next lever
Just a french street baller with maroccan roots grew up watching the best french algerian zinedine zidane nort african players always dribble with flair
The look on defeat on his victims' faces always cracked me up. You just knew there were discussions before the game where the opposing gaffa is telling the players "don't lunge in, force him to pass" and yet ... he still got the meg lolol
Exactly. The whole video is nutmegs. They are good but the title of the video says 6* skills which are not shown at all. The 6* skill would go to dinho or Neymar
The Streets Won't forget... but seriously aside from the normal Fifa skill team memories, that season he carried QPR to championship promotion... I used to watch that weekly championship highlights show because it was on free TV and after that first week, I spent the whole season looking out for QPR championship game streams because it was worth watching for him alone. What a wasted talent.
Omg what a player he was.....!!
@hfc not a game went by in which he didnt either routlette two people or do some insane nutmeg combined with some other embaressing action on some big lump of a physical english defender/midfielder. disgusting.
Skillful but no vision.
If he got the vision like dinho, he would be world class
@@syamjee7880 True. The end product matters in professional football. He is a ball hog.
Not Wasted he had a good run made his money and still plays for benfica at 33
3 players who played for A.C Milan I will always remember for having a great performance when my team was at it's lowest. Taarabt, Deulofeu and Menez.
so then why is he not very famous?
@@nofurtherwest3474very very bad decipline. He disappeared before matches without saying anything and coach can't find him, he didn't train much, eat alot and didn't listen etc. he was a big match player too and gave wonderful performances against big teams like arsenal, Chelsea etc . He is at benfica now and doing normal.
Was Deulofeu that good at Milan? He was the first LaMasia player I followed since he was 15 all the way through to his professional career. I remember him at Barca B in the Segunda division he was the top scorer, literally scoring straight from corners. It was too easy for him.
@@nebnoida5376he isn’t at Benfica, he’s in United Arab Emirates doing a decent job
All trash
1:24 even referee is tripping
Lol
Jajajajajajajaj
Since the video started i closed my legss 🔥🔥🔥
What I love about Taarabt's Dribbling is that he almost always does it to get to a position of advantage for him and the team. Mostly forwards or to relieve pressure. He doesn't do tricks in silly areas just to show off.
Like neym- cough cough* jk
@@goncaas-rvj3330 neymar dives to win an advantage for the team
His delivery was horrible tho
@@AHP10 You can use that comment for Neymar too without changing it.
@@AHP10 Just like ever fut player that ever lived
Thanks for posting this guy so that people who have never heard of him can get a glimpse of how good he was!!!!!! I thought I was one of the few who remembered him from back in the day when he carried QPR on his back; and then later had a stint at Milan. I always thought that he was one of the most skillful players I'd ever seen.
What season did he carry qpr?
@@davidrowan3853 2010/11 44 games 19 goals.
Just looked up his stats of his career.
Even in his prime he almost never scored or assisted to a goal.
He scored only 15 goals in 221 games and 11 years.
Only once he had more than 3 assists in one season, mostly none or one.
And even his dribbles weren't that impressive statistically.
On average he managed 2 per game, which wouldn't brought him into the list of the top 50 last season...
@@mart_en Thanks for the expert football analysis but you're missing the biggest point my man. We're here watching a player who played for QPR 12 years ago simply because he had such a unique technique and presence. Nobody is here to select him for the premier league's all time best XI lol.
He would've played for teams like Barca or Real Madrid if he was capable of regularly producing 20+ g/a with this kind of play style. But obviously that's not the case so you can assume stats aren't really relevant here.
@@tamatama1037 thanks for elaborating. I had exaggerated when I said that he "carried QPR", but, I always believed that if he was Brazilian or Argentinian he would have gotten more highlights. The guy was one of the most skillful players during his stint in England. He and Okacha had that special touch.
For me,this guy is the best moroccan player ever, period. I know he didn't have a big career, didn't score too many goals, wasn't really a disciplined guy, but the way he plays was just magical.
did he have the most nutmegs? maybe he created many enemies? lol
he plays more like brazilian
mostly like north african players @@nofurtherwest3474
him and Dmitri Payet are the most underrated yet most clinical dribblers around🔥🔥
Ben Arfa as well
@@firstubi938 Ben Arfa wasnt underrated. He was hyped up to be the next big thing but he never fully realised his potential. If anything he shot himself in the foot.
Ben Arfa is king
Ricardo Queresma was also underated
Do you know what clinical means? Look at the guys stats for qpr after you've looked up clinical then delete the daft statement you just made.
His spell at QPR was one of the best!!!
He was one of the best dribbler at that time in EPL
EPL? His only relevant season at QPR was in the championship. Taraabt was a small league clown.
@@recruitmentch Nah!!
You should have seen him in EPL too!!
@@beukenphom3680 he only made 8 chances and scored 7 goals for qpr in the Premiership, in 86 games. Wasn't even average. Decent dribbler, no end product at that level.
Are you kidding? I watched him when QPR got promoted, he had his moments with no end product. Kind of like watching a CR7 wannabe at a Sunday league game.
@@davidrowan3853 we are talking only about his dribbling here!!! I didn't mention him about his goal scoring rate!!
It’s like he has aimbot for nutmegs, amazing skill
😂😂😂
hahaha good one 😂
If there's stat for numbers of nutmeg, he'll be up there
@@wilyamchiu4772 if nutmegs are votes for ballon d or, he would have more than Messi and Ronaldo combined. 🤣
Hhhhhhhhh
This kind of timing deserves 10 star.
Pleasure to watch.
Just half of video now, and I can 99 % are nutmegs. Even Neymar who's known for that, doesn't do nutmegs so humiliating like that. It's just incredible how he always finds a way to pass the ball through his opponent's legs.
I'm so proud of him and at the same time I'm so sad for wasting this talent he had the possibility to be a goat but that's never happened ... The history will never forget this beautiful taarabet art
not even near a goat. he wasnt complete enough. his asset was his world class dribbling and skills, not enough to be a goat
Yes. As a qpr fan he was the best player ive seen in 30 years
Silky smooth skills. He plays with the ball is glued to his foot and sometimes like the ball is on a string and it is never out of his control. Fantastic talent
Coach: when your opponents reduce space, you have to exploit space created by your teammates.
This guy: I always find space between my opponents legs.
You know he is so good when you only smile throughout the video
As a marrocan we were so proud he did that performance that season in a young age, unfortunatly he wasted his fabulous talent he could be one of the goats🔥🔥😔
How did he waste it? Injuries or partying?
@@jacobabraham7825 both , but most partying and not care about physical condition(his own mistakes)
@@atlas--gaming9248 what a pitty. Hes very exciting to watch, he remind me Denilson
He and Ben Arfa got fat
"One of the goats" Damn you are delusional
The streets wont forget QPR Adel Taarabt, absolutely unplayable!
why isn't he with a top PL club?
@@nofurtherwest3474
He played for spurs when he was 17 years old
@@wydadvedio1220 oh dang... and so he was gonna be a big star? but then what happened? why did not spurs or a big club want him in the PL?
@@nofurtherwest3474 Reasons lets see 1) his spell at QPR 2011/12 season was one of his best he only made 8 chances and scored 7 goals for qpr in the championship, in 86 games. Wasn't even average. Decent dribbler, no end product at that level.
2) In his statistics he managed 2 dribbles per game in his prime with the QPR, which wouldn't bring him in the top 20 back than.
3) He is very very bad at discipline. He disappeared before matches without saying anything and coach can't find him, he didn't train much, ate a lot and didn't listen etc.
Kind of like Balotelli wasted his talent some people criticize Hazard but compared to Hazard was a saint
@@nofurtherwest3474 Harry Redknapp didn't fancy him sold him to us, then when he beamce our manager dropped him Hughes also did, when they called on him he scored or won games or produced skill and threat... they ruined whatever chance he had of making a bigger impact IMO
Yes his one of the best driblling players in history of football ❤️✌️
Easy
He was good individually. Caught my attention when QPR were smashing in the championship. But after half the season in the EPL he barely started. Was not a very good team player. But he's definitely a baller.
Taarabt is very underrated as a team player
He was one of the most complete pure 10s I’ve ever seen that season when they got promoted to the EPL he had 20 assists
His problem was not that he was individual It was because he didn’t take his career serious enough but as a player he was complete
@@yassineabahrouz5456 his probleme is that was playing for QPR in the mighty PL...
They were not so great except for taarabt and when the opponent know how limited your team is he makes you look bad...
Not to mention his mentality
He was arrogant as fuck..
He ruined his international career also!!!
That's exactly why Spurs let him go. He couldn't do it consistently and was known for being lazy. Never reached his full potential. At QPR he was impressive but disappeared in too many games.
@@eoinforHIT he couldnt simplify his game. Playing at the highest level, a midfield really needs to pass more and move the ball instead of holding on the ball.
Unless you are a forward that dribbles and take a shot. Its almost wasteful to hold the ball for a long time.
Zidane is my favourite Attacking Mid.
Zizou could have dribbled and dances around the field but he knows his role and always release the ball early.
@@angahbg9089 Donnie is the opposite of Taraabt in this sense, he is all about the early pass
Now you can see that some players are just popular because of social media. Isn't this guy ten times better than Pogba and the rest of of the so called top midfielders currently playing?
He seems to have done it consistently and in every game. He has my respect
Dumb comment... so dribbling makes u better than someone else? 🤦🏾LMAO
@@VictorIwunze10 pogba shit now bro
@@VictorIwunze10 always lose the ball
@@VictorIwunze10bro ppl like tarrabt played football in the streets and we enjoy watching players like this now days players are so boring you have to big fast and stiff we don’t see players like Ronaldinho every one is boring the new football is shyt
A true Moroccan lad, everything in his feet, nothing in his head !
Egyptian
@@hermonghebresslasie3198he is morrocan
adel is a real baller
but my boy dinho should be the first to get that 6 star first
King of Nutmeg... He does that effortlessly
Dinho hold my beer and passport
@@sonnydlight602 Dinho is a killer, but never as good at nutmegs as Taarabt
The way he had his spell on his QPR days, based on how good and short it was, makes me question if he's on PED or not. But anyhow, those days were immortalised already. Thanks for the legendary entertainments, the streets won't forget.
Definitely a great dribbler,used to watch him at QPR in my younger days…guy was a polyvalent
Polyvalent? Translation?
@@hofmannaslajbi4558 could play in more than 2 or 3 positions comfortably and still be the same
Impossible to forget
Taarabat.
Michu.
Ben Arfa.
Payet. The streets will never forget
With all my respect but you can't put Michu alongside with these ballers .
@@mouradhdda that one season. You just had to watch it... Michu is forgotten but the streets surely remember that ONE season
benfica gave him a second chance... he lost weight... got more focus on the game than partying... best dribbler in portuguese league... i wish him all the best and hope he continues in benfica..
obese? send him to mls. fats go there to live
Taarabt and Allan Saint-Maximin .. Two players that could have been super stars but life wasn't so kind to them.
A lifetime supply of nutmegs in a 6 minute compilation video.
Moroccan Players , always great🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🎉🎉🎉🎉
Ya I've never heard of this guy oh man it's like he's walking straight through guys like they're ghosts to him I seriously don't think I've ever seen anyone have that type of skill.
Like if you had a cheat code and just dribbled straight up to an opponent and it glitched you right through them.
When freestyler playing the real football match
King Nutmeg🔥🔥
He had all the ability to become a world class player and yet never reached the heights. Proves that talent can only get you so far.
No, he was world class at skill and dribbling, him and Ronaldinho the greatest ever, doesn't mean he shoulda played at top teams and won everything. He had a great career
Clinical .... Taarabt and dimitri payet two of the most underrated players for me least
why payet?
add Ben Arfa to that list aswell in terms of technique
And quaresma
@@richardcastaway7683 yep he was skillful
Little do people know that Taarabt could have easily left the clubs he played for and found better chances but he stayed and fought for both QPR and AC Milan and lead them towards better positions
He has the same level of talent like messi, maradonna, ronaldo or even ronaldinho, but not having the same physicality level and work rate like them.
He do it to much. Like too much this is not futsal. When u not pass on time. U will look wasted.
@@bench9967 absolutely right.
His team work and Football IQ was also not on the high level.
@@syamjee7880 You can't say his Football IQ is not high when the guy can come up with solutions in situations that look desperate. But yes tactically speaking he was limited. He plays football for fun clearly
He’s like Neymar, not a disciplined player.
You have to be really bad to have a worse work rate than dinho and Maradona
I remember him coming to Benfica, I am a FC Porto supporter. I knew of his fame from my times in England and at 26 yo I thought it was going to be its second coming, in a way Hulk did for FC Porto when he arrived from... Japan. With this talent it wouldn't be hard to achieve glory here. And fans absolutely love talented players who give it all for the club. Think Di Maria and James Rodrigues, these guys are legends in Portugal to the point Di Maria is now back at Benfica for the twilight of his career and Rodrigues didn't come because FC Porto has no cash.
It wasn't to be and it really is a shame to see so many talentless players inundating the best leagues in Europe of whom you will never see 1 special move or trick to remember them by, just statistics.
Reminds me Quaresma, undoubtedly more talented that most of the greats, just lack focus & drive.
He had mad skills but at a time where many had the same. He was super skilled..
نعم عادل تاعرابت الموهبة والإبداع ❤
Dude was cold AF..n the track hittin too 😂
The thing is individually he was great with those technic, but the impact he brought for team not so great...
Me in my little football career..Im talented and all but i dont score too much.Unlucky for me in modern football menagers only look for results and participation..
@@davidaleksic8381 that’s not unlucky, you go play street football,real football required scores to win,not showboating
Ermm it's QPR 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅👍👏SOME PEOPLE SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO POST LOL
He is the reason QPR got promoted. He was sublime.
@@davidaleksic8381 back then football managers / scouts also did that but for example taarabt was able to be clinical enough at lower / younger level and / or people in charge hoped that he would get there over time .. but he didnt yet its the most important thing in football. ronaldinho was showboating a shit ton yet he was clinical af, neymar the same.
people shouldnt forget that they dont see this here. also he failed a lot of times / did unnecesary stuff which slowed down their plays, you obv dont get to see that in highlights tho. very talented with the ball but people, especially young talents, can actually learn more from other footballers like müller.
If I see a taraabt highlight reel clip show up on my feed, I cannot scroll by without watching 👌
If we compared scoring vs assisting vs dribbling
The most important is scoring & assisting
But football fans adore dribbling joy for eyes to watch
For that we appreciate Messi is the GOAT cuz he merged all aspects.. scoring assisting dribbling
Messi doesn’t dribble just drives The bal and does body Skills
One of the king of Nutmeg in the world 🔥💯
لا تقول لي رونالدوينهو ولا كريستيانو ولا ميسي ولا نيمار ولا هازارد.. هذا أمهر لاعب في القرن الـ21 من يتفق معي 🤔♥️🇲🇦
I honestly lost count on how much players he has nutmegged🤧
3:03 aah that's just totally nasty.🔥 I love it!!!
Who always to buy this man at Fifa09-Fifa12, yes is it me 🙋🏼♂️
HE REMINDS ME OV MYSELF I WISH I KEPT AT FOOTY I WOULD B LITERALLY SCORING MADDD
These are the type of players we OG will never forget😭❤️🔥 Nasri, Ben arfa,Taarabt,Eden hazard. 5 star skills player.
one of greatest dribbler 👍👍👍
It was a genuine privilege to watch Taarabt in the flesh at QPR.
A damn good talented player. Could have been on a GOAT 🐐
Bad attitude and coaches who didn't understand him or really help him progress to the next lever
My favorite player of all time
🇩🇿❤️❤️🇲🇦
Judging from this highlight, he sure has at least 2 Nutmegs per game cuz whattttt 😂❤
Just a french street baller with maroccan roots grew up watching the best french algerian zinedine zidane nort african players always dribble with flair
Good joke😂 why are u jealous
نتا باين كرغولي 😂😂😂😂😂
Idk about 6 stars. But 99 control and balance for sure. Every other dribble attribute in the 95+ he’s so smooth . Like Dinho
مول البيض شخصيا 😅😅
Very talented player
Terrible work rate, poor finishing, and a miserable final pass - BUT that dribbling alone brought joy to the world and filled all of the seats
First song -> Lox Chatterbox - Deep
Secong song -> Abstract feat Roze - I Dont Give Up
Thank You
@@RU_Pokerstar_88 you're welcome bro..
Best player that ever graced the pitch and still doing it!
Never heard his name, but mann those skills are 🔥🔥🔥
Adel Taarabt
You don't know anything about football if you haven't heard the name of Adel Taraabt
U r indian i think football it's not popular in country upling kreket
You don’t know him but streets know him
Street wont never forget
Damn his skill is next level. He should definitely have 5 skills with the “nutmeg trait” lol
The Nutmegs. 😂❤
Imagine last world cup Taarabt on the team, gonna be on fire!!!
1:23 he even sent the ref Lmao
Adel Taraabt changed my life 😮💨😩🔥
What a genius! Now I know why Redknaap called him "frightening" to watch. He's got that FU talent
Number of nutmeg 🤯
Monster in his prime, criminally underrated his early career
Expect him in Qatar, Modric about to get nutmegged
For real, which team?
Street never forget this man
The Streets wont forget this guy.
The look on defeat on his victims' faces always cracked me up. You just knew there were discussions before the game where the opposing gaffa is telling the players "don't lunge in, force him to pass" and yet ... he still got the meg lolol
Nutmeg masta💯
Panna king ✌️
As Benfica fan I can't denied the skill but is lack of work ethic didn't permit him to become one best player in generation
Has to be the king of nutmegs 🔥
I agree, he should. He was one of the best dribblers in the British league ever
King of nutmegs💯😥❤️
Definition of a full control!
👑 of humiliation nutmegs on the weirdest places of the pitch 😂
Gave everyone their moneys worth every single game man. What a player!
This the craziest highlight real I ever seen lol
Ronaldinho and miles back we have several others including Taarabt.
The guy seems to have the skills of Ronaldinho and Ronaldo (Phenomeno) combined.
The art of nutmeg🔥
Nutmeg King 🤴
Everyone old enough that enjoyed football at that time knew his name
It's mad, nutmegs all the way, even when you didn't expect it
Never heard of him. What a great player
Dude’s nutmeg game was on another level
Can’t lie skills wise and pure tek he’s up there with young united cr7, neymar ronaldinho, r9, Quaresma, romario etc
Tooo cold with it 😂
Don’t know about skills but those nutmegs💥💥
Exactly. The whole video is nutmegs. They are good but the title of the video says 6* skills which are not shown at all. The 6* skill would go to dinho or Neymar
Unfortunately the streets of Lisbon didn't get much to remember. I was so excited when I heard he was coming to Benfica