Roberto Baggio suffered too many injuries, even by the 89-90 season he had undergone 2 major knee surgeries. Still, he is the best European footballer I've ever seen, a true genius
Very possible man , baggio was just amazing You could tell because he face the great Maradona , Romario with their amazing teams That Brazil that played with Romario was just amazing, way better than any team in the last provably worlds cup , I mean those teams were pretty solid.
Some images are from previous years with Fiorentina. I recognized the goal he scored against Napoli from a free kick in the season 1986/1987 on the day Napoli won his first Serie A championship.
Well, I think he is the greatest italian player of all time (defenders excluded). Followed by Giuspee Meazza, Del Piero, Totti, Gianni Rivera, Gigi Riva and etc.
Incredible Balance,Agility, Speed, Dribbling and Composure......I have total respect for Totti, Del Piero, Pirlo, and the rest of Italys glorious historic figures but in my opinion this gentleman right here is the greatest/biggest talent Italy has ever produced....multiple surgeries in his knees through out his career and he was still producing the goods to some level. Injury free Baggio was something else.....on par with Ronaldo(R9Fenomeno)/Maradona attacking wise for me
Crazy comment. I've been watching football for 40 plus years players like Pelé, Best, Cruyff, Zico, Laudrup, R9, Messi, where superior players to Baggio. And Charlton, Netzer, Overath, Platini, Matthäus, Weah, Zidane, Figo, Henry, Ronaldinho, C. Ronanldo, where all as skilled as Baggio & some of those illustrious names even more skilled.
I remember when fiorentina sold him to juventus for a world record fee,the people in florence were furious.they started throwing molotov cocktails at the residence of fiorentina's president etc.baggio meant a lot for the people of florence.I really wish we had a chance to see baggio batistuta partnership at fiorentina
It would have been nice if Fiorentina had been able to afford to keep him. I think it would have been better for the club and for Baggio, in the long run. He seemed to fit in quite well at Fiorentina, worked well with Dunga in midfield particularly I think (from the footage I have seen on RUclips). If they had been able to keep him and buy Batigol as well, I can imagine them working well together. Batistuta was obviously familiar with a South American style of play which I think Baggio was suited to; the one-twos and flicks and intelligent movement that could allow a pair of like-minded forwards to rapidly make holes in a defence.
@@Gma00001 He was very unlucky with what happened to him early in his career with his injuries and sadly the penalty miss in 94 and when his ball barely missed the goal in 98 against France. He was butchered by his managers and was never given the respect he deserved. If his managers and coaches guided and helped him instead of destroying his talent, then he would have undisputedly been the best of all time.
Dude didn't take pain killers for a multi-operated knee because of an allergy. Played like this in tremendous pain for most of his career. That was football back in the day, no divas allowed.
@@umberto.biscotti Haha, I still remember my first header with an Adidas Questra in a rainy day when I was 4. My head hurt, and my clothes were dirty, but I was smiling ⚽️🏆
Nato nel 1983 per me Roby Baggio rappresenta il sogno da bambino usa 94 ! Gioia e pianti insieme allo stesso giocatore nato per indossare la maglia della nazionale! L'unico giocatore che non viene identificato per una squadra di club ! Ma per la maglia azzurra! Il 10 di tutti italiani! Grazie Roby❤
Hai detto la cosa giusta. È stato l'unico calciatore per cui le persone seguivano per la squadra per cui lui militava. Solo per amore di questo grandissimo giocatore e ineguagliabile signore. Sono juventino e l'unica volta che ho gioito a dei gol dell' inter o del Milan è stato quando li ha segnati Baggio. Ricordo la doppietta allo spareggio contro il Parma per entrare in champions. Due gol meravigliosi e poi ha lasciato l'Inter da gran signore, perché l'allenatore pensava che dovesse fare la riserva di Zamorano.... senza parole.
The result of vote for 20th century players were right. The only two playees who remotwlt come close to Pelé and Maradona in 20-th century were Baggio and Eusebio (for mw Cruygf was qst when I was young but now is fifth). This video shows that uoung Baggio was more talented than ukung Xrisriano in Msnxhester United and Izdane remotelt was not close to gom although won WC and Euro and was undeniably great player. Crisriano evolutionised feom midfielder in Mencherster United (voted by World Soccer Magazine as great midfielder), Baggio in 86-90 was bwtter version of young Crietiano (which ia often quoted as more interesing version of Cristiano Ronaldo). He would evokve info Pwléof 90's as being superiir to Crieriano Ronaldo in 10's. Cristiano Ronaldo if qouls plau for Barcwlina in 10's thwn would be more in shadow of Messi than Baggio in shadow of uoing Ronaldo Nazario in 98 Worls Cup 2023 showed that. BTW Great music to that footage. It was nice to writw so log commwnt about Baggio and admire him during watching
And nowadays players are praised for scoring (no matter how) and running (even if without the ball) and statistics and six pack abs. From Baggio to this, how much we have fallen
Pure symphonic genius. Pure Renaissance artist. The purest expression of fantasista talent ever. Bagg10. Thank you so much for this rare archiving and editing.
Fantastic compilation! I don't think post-Baggio football/soccer fans realize how great of a player he was... especially given how many injuries/surgeries he had sustained throughout his career (beginning at a relatively young age).
Over 200 scores in Serie A, in a time where in Italy played the strongest defenses (just to name a few, Baresi, Maldini, Costacurta, Nesta, Vierchowod, Bergomi and many other legends). That just says it all.
Really nice compilation from his earlier years when he made his breakthrough with Fiorentina! I really love watching him in this period, so pure and explosive when dribbling, and he was already a very good playmaker and goalscorer as well! What's amazing is that I think there could be even more from this period from what I've seen, which makes me wonder how much more there must've been which isn't readily available today! From his Fiorentina period, I'd also add his bicycle kick goal (can't remember whom it was against), and there was one gorgeous curling effort after a free kick as well, when he scored a really nice goal from outside the box cutting in from the left after some lovely touches following the free kick, bending it into the top far corner. And also the goal he scored at the San Siro against Milan was brilliant, with the run in between the defenders and then to round the keeper before slotting the ball away! Then with Italy at the 1990 World Cup, among his highlights, I'd also add some of the link-up play he demonstrated with Schillaci against Uruguay to create some chances, and his touch on the goal kick which led to Schillaci's goal, plus his movement on the goal against Ireland that he scored that was ruled offside, and the dribbling run that started Schillaci's goal. And the free kick that he almost scored against Argentina, on top of converting in the shoot-out. Plus against England, the lovely goal he scored and the run he made to play in Schillaci who then won the penalty, and not to mention his lovely late assist for Berti's goal which was inexplicably disallowed when Berti was completely onside! I might've added his first free kick goal against Uruguay as well, and the assist he made for Vialli on his debut!
Io amo roberto baggio li viste tutte le partite di baggio in viola in casa e fori casa ib europa il meglio giocatore del mondo x me CAV ciccio imperiale respect
The best right foot of all time !!! No doubt !!! You were so beautiful to watch... So beautiful... Sometimes in my dreams I imagine Roby playing with El Pibe de Oro. Oh my god... 😱😱😱
That's a big exaggeration his right foot was wonderful but wasn't as powerful as many players but he made up for it with his supreme close control and ability to curl the ball
Roberto Baggio, Michael Laudrup, Dennis Bergkamp, Eric Cantona, Paul Gascoigne, ⚽️ LEGENDS ⚽️ Baggio for me is the greatest Italian football player of all time.
People want to argue & say Totti was better, Totti never controlled a game for Italia like Roberto did!! He single handedly dragged his country to the 94 WC final & was unlucky to lose on pens...Paolo Maldini & Baggio the divine ponytail 2 unluckiest Azzurri not to win the Copa Mundial.
The greatest Italian by far .... in today's football ... he would score 50 goals per season .... and it's Guardiola who says it very recently .... the defenses of that time it was something else ... and the referees did not whistle at the slightest blow .... Huge career despite 6 knee operations (4 on the right and 2 on the left .... twice the menisci ... .and 4 times the cruciate ligaments) .... the first at 15 years old then at 18, then at 19 years old, then 2 at 27 years old and the last at 34 ..... 👏👍
capo knee injury....during a friendly match in February 1982 reported in his own autobiography you can trust me. Sure about that. The first was not the worst
@@maximeboldrini9351 fucking hell what a career the breddas been through hell such a shame most football fans don't consider him amongst the top 20 of all time he was beyond a genius
If this was Messi we would be elevating it much more... Pure genius shortly after maradona, only Zidane and del piero Ronaldo and Ronaldinho followed in same league .... better than Messi in my opinion... Both footed!
He's better than Messi, Messi would in no way, shape or form be able to replicate what Baggio did with teams like Bologna and Brescia at an old age. Baggio was a legend like no one else.
@@thedoc225ify well that wasn't peak baggio you put him together with peak Ronaldo trust me he won't be outshone he was a better passer as good as a dribbler and had a much better first touch
@@thedoc225ify yh Ronaldo was amazing but baggio offered so much as a player and was amazing during the latter stages of his career he was a behemoth of a player
Senza Baggio non ne la stessa cosa! Oggi io non ho guardato la nostra nazionale. Baggio faceva divertire guardarlo per noi italiani era il nostro pele o Maradona
Yes, the years of repeated injury had taken their toll on his speed by '94 I think. He had been red hot from 89-93, but in 93/94 he had a slightly more injury prone season and had to have an operation on his knee a few months before the '94 world cup. He didn't look very comfortable or fluid when trying to sprint, with or without the ball at USA 94, though at lower speeds his play was as excellent as ever.
@@mehdibellahcene5461 We had amazing players 94, but in my opinion, not a great team. The keeper was good, the defence legendary, the midfield was a mixed bag - Donadoni superb, Albertini and Dino Baggio were ok, certainly not at Pirlo and De Rossi's level when it came to bossing the engine room, Signori was completely wasted playing out on the left wing, Zola criminally underused (imagine Baggio and Zola supporting Signori in attack), and then we have the likes of Casiraghi and Massaro who were hard working honest pro's, but were a long way off from being World class. The 1990 team was a much better unit and played much better football.
@@dangiambrone7350 i remember Zola's red card vs Nigeria, it was a dame, i am from north France, living with lot of italians, portugals,algérien,maroccans Good luck for Italia Good luck
@@mehdibellahcene5461 Yes, it was a shocking decision by the referee. I wised he would have got more game time. I can imagine Brazillian, Dutch, Spanish coaches fielding a Baggio with a Zola, or a Del Piero or a Totti and not only one or the other. It sounds like you're having a good time in the North of France, enjoy the rest of the tournament!
@@MrWhitmen1981 First you go and research who played in seria A and was level of difficulty especially for attackers. Maradona in prime is a level above Messi and Cristiano any version. Every team had quality,, Zico ,Platini, Socrates,Falcao,Baresi,Matheus to.. Baggio.Van Basten,Maldini,Gullit Nothing compares to 80s,90s seria A. La liga look a 2nd division. You reaserch or ask elders what it was. Seria B was competitive too that time.
@@MrWhitmen1981 Lol...Ban of English sides?? . I was talking about seria A not European Cup. How many great players played in England that time?? All were in seria A.
As Maradona said several times in 1994 Baggio is my real successor he’s the best player in the world
Damn right he was
On a different level 💙
He was rigth..
Very true
Roberto Baggio suffered too many injuries, even by the 89-90 season he had undergone 2 major knee surgeries. Still, he is the best European footballer I've ever seen, a true genius
Very possible man , baggio was just amazing
You could tell because he face the great Maradona , Romario with their amazing teams
That Brazil that played with Romario was just amazing, way better than any team in the last provably worlds cup , I mean those teams were pretty solid.
SO sad. If he was lucky as Messi not to have major injuries he would have several Ballons d'Or, not one
the fact that you got a 11 minutes footage of just one season of baggio's time at fiorentina is just incredible.thanks for this.
Some images are from previous years with Fiorentina. I recognized the goal he scored against Napoli from a free kick in the season 1986/1987 on the day Napoli won his first Serie A championship.
Fiorentina has made us seen more football players even Enrico Chiesa and Federico Chiesa
@@sudaysfreepalestineandfree6212Also Vlahovic
@@sudaysfreepalestineandfree6212 Adrian Mutu?
In my humble opinion, the most raw talent of any Italian player of any generation.
Gianfranco Zola also had phenomenal raw talent.
Well, I think he is the greatest italian player of all time (defenders excluded). Followed by Giuspee Meazza, Del Piero, Totti, Gianni Rivera, Gigi Riva and etc.
The Divine Codino, Roberto Baggio was too much for football, he went beyond. Forever in the heart
lol baggio’s 1 season highlights are better than most players’ career highlights. truly the divine ponytail
Incredible Balance,Agility, Speed, Dribbling and Composure......I have total respect for Totti, Del Piero, Pirlo, and the rest of Italys glorious historic figures but in my opinion this gentleman right here is the greatest/biggest talent Italy has ever produced....multiple surgeries in his knees through out his career and he was still producing the goods to some level. Injury free Baggio was something else.....on par with Ronaldo(R9Fenomeno)/Maradona attacking wise for me
Totally agree with all you say. Amen... 🙏🙏🙏
@Lights Out he was a better goalscorer and around the same level as him free kick wise though
Ronaldo.... lol
@Lights Out The only reason why, is because he had 3 major ACL injuries. An injury free Baggio would have be lightyears ahead of Maradona.
@@eldeebcampeador is he on about r9
Almost the best in history of football with one leg. I can't even imagine what he would have done with both of them!
The GOAT of football arts!
I will never tire of saying it. Baggio was the closest I saw to Maradona
U can say that he tried to mimic him and he was brilliant
You're goddamn right.
Maradona was the closest i saw to Baggio :)
@@brainlet99 contz
Crazy comment. I've been watching football for 40 plus years players like Pelé, Best, Cruyff, Zico, Laudrup, R9, Messi, where superior players to Baggio. And Charlton, Netzer, Overath, Platini, Matthäus, Weah, Zidane, Figo, Henry, Ronaldinho, C. Ronanldo, where all as skilled as Baggio & some of those illustrious names even more skilled.
I remember when fiorentina sold him to juventus for a world record fee,the people in florence were furious.they started throwing molotov cocktails at the residence of fiorentina's president etc.baggio meant a lot for the people of florence.I really wish we had a chance to see baggio batistuta partnership at fiorentina
I was just looking that up ...they never played together ?
It would have been nice if Fiorentina had been able to afford to keep him. I think it would have been better for the club and for Baggio, in the long run. He seemed to fit in quite well at Fiorentina, worked well with Dunga in midfield particularly I think (from the footage I have seen on RUclips). If they had been able to keep him and buy Batigol as well, I can imagine them working well together. Batistuta was obviously familiar with a South American style of play which I think Baggio was suited to; the one-twos and flicks and intelligent movement that could allow a pair of like-minded forwards to rapidly make holes in a defence.
Just think...in the late 80s at Fiorentina, he never wore shin guards :-)
Nobody should force a player like that to stay in a small team. He would never have become the legend he is if he didn't go to Juventus.
@@DiegoGonzalez-go2qy however Batistuta and Rio Costa already a legend before they depart Forientina
The best Italian player in history and one of the greatest players ever. I say top 10.
Top 2 mate.
@@Gma00001 Yeah of all time.
@@eldeebcampeador
I have to say if we include talent,he is unquestionably at the top 2!!
@@Gma00001 He was very unlucky with what happened to him early in his career with his injuries and sadly the penalty miss in 94 and when his ball barely missed the goal in 98 against France. He was butchered by his managers and was never given the respect he deserved. If his managers and coaches guided and helped him instead of destroying his talent, then he would have undisputedly been the best of all time.
@@eldeebcampeador Maldini
Dude didn't take pain killers for a multi-operated knee because of an allergy. Played like this in tremendous pain for most of his career. That was football back in the day, no divas allowed.
And the balls were way heavier to kick...
@@umberto.biscotti Haha, I still remember my first header with an Adidas Questra in a rainy day when I was 4. My head hurt, and my clothes were dirty, but I was smiling ⚽️🏆
Pure football poetry: legendary football player
Nato nel 1983 per me Roby Baggio rappresenta il sogno da bambino usa 94 ! Gioia e pianti insieme allo stesso giocatore nato per indossare la maglia della nazionale! L'unico giocatore che non viene identificato per una squadra di club ! Ma per la maglia azzurra! Il 10 di tutti italiani! Grazie Roby❤
Hai detto la cosa giusta. È stato l'unico calciatore per cui le persone seguivano per la squadra per cui lui militava. Solo per amore di questo grandissimo giocatore e ineguagliabile signore. Sono juventino e l'unica volta che ho gioito a dei gol dell' inter o del Milan è stato quando li ha segnati Baggio. Ricordo la doppietta allo spareggio contro il Parma per entrare in champions. Due gol meravigliosi e poi ha lasciato l'Inter da gran signore, perché l'allenatore pensava che dovesse fare la riserva di Zamorano.... senza parole.
@@antopinto1223 - Quel pirla di allenatore si chiamava Lippi. Poi l'Inter lo ha cacciato per fortuna.
When Maradona left italy in 1992, he give his boots to Gianfranco Zola, his bracelet to Gianluca Vialli, and his earring for this man Robby Baggio
He was too good in the 80’s, 90’s and 00’s.
A real genius.
The result of vote for 20th century players were right. The only two playees who remotwlt come close to Pelé and Maradona in 20-th century were Baggio and Eusebio (for mw Cruygf was qst when I was young but now is fifth). This video shows that uoung Baggio was more talented than ukung Xrisriano in Msnxhester United and Izdane remotelt was not close to gom although won WC and Euro and was undeniably great player.
Crisriano evolutionised feom midfielder in Mencherster United (voted by World Soccer Magazine as great midfielder), Baggio in 86-90 was bwtter version of young Crietiano (which ia often quoted as more interesing version of Cristiano Ronaldo). He would evokve info Pwléof 90's as being superiir to Crieriano Ronaldo in 10's.
Cristiano Ronaldo if qouls plau for Barcwlina in 10's thwn would be more in shadow of Messi than Baggio in shadow of uoing Ronaldo Nazario in 98 Worls Cup 2023 showed that.
BTW Great music to that footage. It was nice to writw so log commwnt about Baggio and admire him during watching
Best Italian Player in History. And probably best European.
Yeah better than cruyff, zidane, cr7 or beckenbauer
@@Top10YTx Nunca
@@Top10YTx ofc he’s better than them, he ain’t better than Van Basten though
@@wilsonsousa3391 si nunca
@@endm2740 bro cruyff and baggio is different level
Hoy Baggio costaria $ 500.000.000 era un Montruo total !!! ⚽❤🇮🇹👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇦🇷
And nowadays players are praised for scoring (no matter how) and running (even if without the ball) and statistics and six pack abs. From Baggio to this, how much we have fallen
Well said😔
A lot my friend... A lot... 😥😥😥
Imagine that people nowadays don't even have him in the conversation about thd GOAT status. If he's second to anyone, it's only to Maradona.
@@eldeebcampeador platini from 82 to 85 was beyond monstrous his peak was higher than baggios
yeah they are praised for scoring the penalties ,half the goals of ronaldo are penalties
Pure symphonic genius. Pure Renaissance artist. The purest expression of fantasista talent ever. Bagg10. Thank you so much for this rare archiving and editing.
Rborto Baggio is the all time most glamorous football player, icing on the cake he was gifted with exceptional talents and skills on the pitch as well
The best Italian football player ever
Eh schillaci
Top ten in the world
@@pastegodiego6615 behind schillaci
Best footballer the world has ever seen. He was only unlucky with all these injuries that plagued his career.
@@eldeebcampeador yeah and he was the tragic hero in the us world cup, i was a child and cried for hours xD
ROBERTO BAGGIO FOREVER. MAJESTIC. THE BIG.
Non mi stanco mai di guardare giocare Baggio🎉.
Fantastic compilation! I don't think post-Baggio football/soccer fans realize how great of a player he was... especially given how many injuries/surgeries he had sustained throughout his career (beginning at a relatively young age).
Pity that most people (who know little about football) only remember him as the player who missed his penalty in the '94 final
PS - I had the good fortune to see him live (and score!) in 2000 in Tokyo in a World XI vs J-League team game :-)
The divine pony tail 👑
Over 200 scores in Serie A, in a time where in Italy played the strongest defenses (just to name a few, Baresi, Maldini, Costacurta, Nesta, Vierchowod, Bergomi and many other legends). That just says it all.
He scored a lot of penalties though
Just like a certain Messi who scored all penalties in World Cup
nowadays players are more guranteed by rules so I guess that Baggio would be a crushing attacker!
I was lucky enough to see him playing for Fiorentina and Juventus . He's my favourite italian poet of all time since . Thanks for this video
Fabulous talent, injuries killed him. He was one of the best at going round the keeper he made it look effortless.
he was already injured when he was with fiorentina, but even with all injuries he was one of the best in the football history
Really nice compilation from his earlier years when he made his breakthrough with Fiorentina! I really love watching him in this period, so pure and explosive when dribbling, and he was already a very good playmaker and goalscorer as well! What's amazing is that I think there could be even more from this period from what I've seen, which makes me wonder how much more there must've been which isn't readily available today! From his Fiorentina period, I'd also add his bicycle kick goal (can't remember whom it was against), and there was one gorgeous curling effort after a free kick as well, when he scored a really nice goal from outside the box cutting in from the left after some lovely touches following the free kick, bending it into the top far corner. And also the goal he scored at the San Siro against Milan was brilliant, with the run in between the defenders and then to round the keeper before slotting the ball away!
Then with Italy at the 1990 World Cup, among his highlights, I'd also add some of the link-up play he demonstrated with Schillaci against Uruguay to create some chances, and his touch on the goal kick which led to Schillaci's goal, plus his movement on the goal against Ireland that he scored that was ruled offside, and the dribbling run that started Schillaci's goal. And the free kick that he almost scored against Argentina, on top of converting in the shoot-out. Plus against England, the lovely goal he scored and the run he made to play in Schillaci who then won the penalty, and not to mention his lovely late assist for Berti's goal which was inexplicably disallowed when Berti was completely onside! I might've added his first free kick goal against Uruguay as well, and the assist he made for Vialli on his debut!
thanks for this video. baggio is magic
IS A GOD....What a PAIN the football today..... ROBERTO BAGGIO -- DIEGO ARMANDO MARADONA..... NO ONE EVER LIKE THEM.....
He made it look easy.
When defenders could do their work, and referees didn't help forwarders to increase their 'record'
Роберто футбольный гений и ,просто, чудесный человек.
Baggio était INCROYABLE
What a talented player
He make all the goals look so easy.. salute robby
Io amo roberto baggio li viste tutte le partite di baggio in viola in casa e fori casa ib europa il meglio giocatore del mondo x me CAV ciccio imperiale respect
Era un piacere vedere giocare il mio idolo! Un fenomeno.
Grazie grazie roby baggio firenze ti ama ancora con le lacrime a gli occhi sto scrivendo westo messagio ciccio imperiale respect
Genial mutant driblings !! 😲😲😲!! Baggio aparence genial zico , Maradona and mágico González! ! Baggio The fifas tens proximeted 11 player in históry futbol !! 👏👏👏👏
Rare footage.....great stuff here. Grazie Mille
What incridble,amasing player..the best Italian ever
And one of the best on the planet
The Divine Ponytail - there were riots in Florence when Fiorentina sold him to arch enemy Juve.
The best right foot of all time !!! No doubt !!! You were so beautiful to watch... So beautiful... Sometimes in my dreams I imagine Roby playing with El Pibe de Oro. Oh my god... 😱😱😱
That's a big exaggeration his right foot was wonderful but wasn't as powerful as many players but he made up for it with his supreme close control and ability to curl the ball
@@kcapo89 Technique over power mate
@@hanklesacks yh in most instances
@@kcapo89 his left foot was just as good completely 2 footed.
@@GholamFareed his left foot was great but completely two footed is cazorla and dembele you can't tell the difference with those two
Fantastic player
Roberto Baggio, Michael Laudrup, Dennis Bergkamp, Eric Cantona, Paul Gascoigne, ⚽️ LEGENDS ⚽️ Baggio for me is the greatest Italian football player of all time.
People want to argue & say Totti was better, Totti never controlled a game for Italia like Roberto did!! He single handedly dragged his country to the 94 WC final & was unlucky to lose on pens...Paolo Maldini & Baggio the divine ponytail 2 unluckiest Azzurri not to win the Copa Mundial.
Totti was overrated
And Baresi
@@D_B_Cooper Baresi won in 1982
@@relentero8547 I keep forgetting that as he didn’t play
1- Maradona
2- Ronaldo (The only & original one )
3- Baggio
4- Messi
5- Zidane
you mean the brazilian ronaldo
The fat ronaldo
@@alfieshanks6555 the only Ronaldo
@@djelalniyazi4090 the one & only Ronaldo
Fantastic rank
First one here to witness magic
We can only imagine how good he would have been if it wasn’t for those damn injuries… a mix of Messi and Zidane
Pure world class imagine dude broke hes leg at 18 or 19 and still became the best in the World.
He is mostly underrated when talking about all time best Italian soccer players
💜❤Roberto 😊 Baggio❤💜!!
7:06 i was there, Juve Fiorentina 1-2 , but it's season 1987-88 . inside and outsided the stadium big fights between supporters
No 1 in Italy. Top 10 in Europe. Top 20 in the world. Grande Roberto Baggio.
till today, my no.1 attacking player
The greatest Italian by far .... in today's football ... he would score 50 goals per season .... and it's Guardiola who says it very recently .... the defenses of that time it was something else ... and the referees did not whistle at the slightest blow .... Huge career despite 6 knee operations (4 on the right and 2 on the left .... twice the menisci ... .and 4 times the cruciate ligaments) .... the first at 15 years old then at 18, then at 19 years old, then 2 at 27 years old and the last at 34 ..... 👏👍
I've looked on the internet and never seen reports on him getting that injury at 15 they alway said his first injury was at 18
capo knee injury....during a friendly match in February 1982 reported in his own autobiography you can trust me. Sure about that. The first was not the worst
@@maximeboldrini9351 fucking hell what a career the breddas been through hell such a shame most football fans don't consider him amongst the top 20 of all time he was beyond a genius
One of the Juventus best player I've ever seen.
Un Grande Grandissimo fuoriclasse che faceva la differenza il 10 italiano conosciuto in tutto il mondo scusate se poco 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
No player today could touch him.
baggio ronaldo nazario pele and maradona are the greatest of all times
Bellissimo questo video stupendo continua così Baggio uno dei migliori un mio idolo soprattutto con il Pandino 4x4
Il giocatore più tecnico che abbiamo avuto in italia 🇮🇹
Amazing player. The best italian ever.
If this was Messi we would be elevating it much more... Pure genius shortly after maradona, only Zidane and del piero Ronaldo and Ronaldinho followed in same league .... better than Messi in my opinion... Both footed!
He's better than Messi, Messi would in no way, shape or form be able to replicate what Baggio did with teams like Bologna and Brescia at an old age. Baggio was a legend like no one else.
@@eldeebcampeador absolutely. Well said
Del Piero was good until juventus decides to cheat with doping
Roberto Baggio!!!...special!!!🔥🔥🔥
For all the club teams Baggio played for his best seasons were with Brescia and Fiorentina.
In 92/93 he scored 30 and 9 assists
@@kcapo89 you notice him more when he is the star. When your playing with the best Ronaldo your not always gonna see how good Baggio really is
@@thedoc225ify well that wasn't peak baggio you put him together with peak Ronaldo trust me he won't be outshone he was a better passer as good as a dribbler and had a much better first touch
@@kcapo89 suppose it depends in where you rank them. I love Baggio, my favorite attacking Italian but Brazilian Ronaldo is top 5 greatest ever
@@thedoc225ify yh Ronaldo was amazing but baggio offered so much as a player and was amazing during the latter stages of his career he was a behemoth of a player
The best player european history Robby Baggio
One of the best to do it. One of the all time greats!
Magical
Pele,Zico e Baggio..
The Best ever
Tricky title because of fact Baggio in ANY year is just too good! Thats what makes him the Greatest #10 of All Time !!!
So upsetting this man never gets his flowers left out of all the top player debates
Because eveyone is a Ronaldo and Messi dick rider that know fuck all about the game
Great idea of a video, Mati 👍👍
My favorite of all times 💪
Where does he get his footage???
Thank god you are not using that generic music everyone else uses
sarai x sempre il mio numero 10
Unico.
Before Messi and cr7 there was baggio10..sempre nostro eroe
Uno de los jugadores más buen mozos del planeta
Senza Baggio non ne la stessa cosa! Oggi io non ho guardato la nostra nazionale. Baggio faceva divertire guardarlo per noi italiani era il nostro pele o Maradona
Baggio best Italian player of all time.
Baggio: la classe e l'eleganza!
maradonna and baggio the best of the best
One of the greatest 👍
In Argentina : Diego Maradona, in Italia : Roberto Baggio
He was very faster than in World Cup 1994
Yes, the years of repeated injury had taken their toll on his speed by '94 I think. He had been red hot from 89-93, but in 93/94 he had a slightly more injury prone season and had to have an operation on his knee a few months before the '94 world cup. He didn't look very comfortable or fluid when trying to sprint, with or without the ball at USA 94, though at lower speeds his play was as excellent as ever.
@@danyoutube7491 yes i remember very good the World cup 1994,Baggio vs Romario, Italia had an amazing team
@@mehdibellahcene5461 We had amazing players 94, but in my opinion, not a great team. The keeper was good, the defence legendary, the midfield was a mixed bag - Donadoni superb, Albertini and Dino Baggio were ok, certainly not at Pirlo and De Rossi's level when it came to bossing the engine room, Signori was completely wasted playing out on the left wing, Zola criminally underused (imagine Baggio and Zola supporting Signori in attack), and then we have the likes of Casiraghi and Massaro who were hard working honest pro's, but were a long way off from being World class. The 1990 team was a much better unit and played much better football.
@@dangiambrone7350 i remember Zola's red card vs Nigeria, it was a dame, i am from north France, living with lot of italians, portugals,algérien,maroccans
Good luck for Italia
Good luck
@@mehdibellahcene5461 Yes, it was a shocking decision by the referee. I wised he would have got more game time. I can imagine Brazillian, Dutch, Spanish coaches fielding a Baggio with a Zola, or a Del Piero or a Totti and not only one or the other. It sounds like you're having a good time in the North of France, enjoy the rest of the tournament!
Baggio is the G.O.A.T.❤
Please. Make one video on Pietro Vierchowod, one of the best italian defender ever but one of the most underrated too.
The Spanish league between 2007-2015 had this level of pure brilliance. For me.
Lol...3 teans ..80s seria A was levels above
@@A123-u7z the ceiling was higher those two teams were stronger. The fact the goat and Ronaldo played in that era says it all.
@@MrWhitmen1981 First you go and research who played in seria A and was level of difficulty especially for attackers. Maradona in prime is a level above Messi and Cristiano any version. Every team had quality,, Zico ,Platini, Socrates,Falcao,Baresi,Matheus to.. Baggio.Van Basten,Maldini,Gullit Nothing compares to 80s,90s seria A. La liga look a 2nd division. You reaserch or ask elders what it was. Seria B was competitive too that time.
@@A123-u7zhard to say given the ban on English sides. It wasn’t the strongest competition in Europe at the time.
@@MrWhitmen1981 Lol...Ban of English sides?? . I was talking about seria A not European Cup. How many great players played in England that time?? All were in seria A.
Unico!
Excellent video mati! Can you pls make a matthaus one?
The best
name of the first song plz...
Keep up the good work man, your videos are a treat to watch. Beautifully edited