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Spain World Cup winner Rodri names three best players of all-time
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Spain World Cup winner Rodri names three best players of all-time

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Spain World Cup winner, Rodri, has named his three best players of all-time.

In a recent interview posted on Instagram by Sports Direct Football, the Manchester City midfielder was asked to name his favourite players of all-time.

Without hesitation, Rodri named Real Madrid legend Zinedine Zidane, Argentina captain Lionel Messi, and former Barcelona midfield maestro Andres Iniesta.

“My three favourite players of all-time, I will have to say, I will have to say my Idol, Zizou (Zidane),” Rodri said.

“Of course, because I played against him and I consider him the best footballer of all time, Lionel Messi. 

“One more, I think, for his importance for what it means for our generation and because my country and everything, I would say Andres Iniesta,” he said.

Spain World Cup winner Rodri names three best players of all-time 

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