FC Porto legends

The flagship Barça school. FC Porto's Cameroonian striker Vincent Aboubakar is an AFCON legend, having scored a late winning goal in the 2017 final against Egypt.

Strong, corpulent and resistant, he was an excellent marker and almost unbeatable in the air.Emili Sagi (Bolívar, Argentina, 1900 - Barcelona, 1951) was born in Argentina to Catalan parents and is considered one of the finest players of the pre-Civil War era, and the best left-winger in Barça historyPopularly known as 'la Vella' (the Old One), because of his long career with the Barça, Ramon Torralba (Ardisa, Zaragoza, 1895 – Mexico, 1986) is a legendary figure in the history of FC Barcelona due to his loyalty to the Club during fourteen seasons, from 1914 to 1928Paulino Alcántara (Iloilo, Phillipines, 1896 – Barcelona, 1964) was the Club's top goalscorer with 395 goals in 399 games before he was finally overtaken by Leo MessiCarles Comamala (Madrid, 1889 – Barcelona, 1983) was a personal friend of Gamper’s and the real successor to the Swiss player in the Barça attack when the club founder retired in 1903. Legends

He came up through the youth teams and broke into the first team in 1950 and from then on was a fixture in the sideKnown as the Great Captain, Segarra (Barcelona, 1927 - Taradell, Barcelona, 2008) was one of the moast charismatic players in the history of FC BarcelonaAntoni Ramallets (Barcelona, 1924 - Vilafranca del Penedés, Barcelona, 2013) was one of the best goalkeepers in the history of Barça and in Spanish football in generalBasora (Colònia Valls, Barcelona, 1926 - Las Palmas, 2012) was considered one of the best wingers in the history of Spanish footballMarià Gonzalvo (Mollet del Vallès, 1922 - Barcelona, 2007), known as Gonzalo III (his other two brothers also played for FC Barcelona), is one of the best players to ever have worn the blaugrana coloursJosep Seguer (Parets del Vallès, Barcelona, 1923 - Reus, Tarragona, 2014) spent his entire career at FC BarcelonaOne of Barça’s greatest ever players.

Decade by Decade News are starting to come in on the match of legends opposing FC Porto Vintage and Real Madrid Leyendas. "It’s fantastic to play with this crest on my chest. Champions League 2020-21 kicks off this weekend! Coaches Don't count these legends out.

Iniesta (Fuentealbilla, Albacete, 1984) was one of the most loved and emblematic of players for the Barça fans. Presidents He came from Millonarios of Bogotá, where he had formed an incredible partnership with Alfredo Di StéfanoGràcia (Gava, 1932 – Barcelona, 2005) came from the youth system at the Club and his style of play was highlighted by the sacrifices he made on pitchA legendary figure at the Club, Kubala (Budapest, Hungary, 1927 – Barcelona 2002) signed for FC Barcelona in June 1950, when he arrived with a team of refugee players from Eastern Europe called HungariaGustau Biosca (l’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, 1928 - Barcelona, 2014) is one of the best central defenders to play for the Club. 109.8k views. A natural centre forward and an extraordinary goalscorer, famous for his powerful headers, César (León 1920 –Barcelona 1995) is one of the players who has scored most times for the ClubKnown as the ‘fury of the area’, Mariano Martín (Dueñas, Palencia, 1919 – Barcelona, 1998) was one of the best strikers ever to grace FC Barcelona, incredibly scoring more than one goal a matchJosep Valle (Oliete, Teruel, 1918 - Barcelona, 2005) was a two-footed winger with outstanding skills, tremendous speed on the break and a thunderbolt of a shotFrancesc Calvet (Sant Joan Despí, Barcelona, 1922 - Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, 2001) was a member of the legendary Five Cup Winners of the 1951/52 season and one of Barça’s best ever full backsThe gentleman of football, Escolà (Barcelona 1914 – Barcelona 1998), was a striker who was known as "The Professor"Considered one of the best wingers in Barça history, Vantolrà (Barcelona, 1906 – Mexico City, 1977) was one of the biggest stars in the team in the thirtiesÁngel Arocha (Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 1907 – Balaguer, Lleida, 1938) is considered one of the leading goal scorers in the Club’s history, having scored a staggering 236 goals in 240 gamesPlattkó (Budapest, Hungary, 1898 – Santiago, Chile, 1983) was signed in 1923 as the replacement for another legendary Barça keeper, Ricardo ZamoraKnown by the nickname of “The Witch”, Piera (Barcelona 1903-1960) was born in the Barcelona district Sants and was one of the best right wing players in the history of Spanish footballConsidered one of the most emblematic players in the history of FC Barcelona and the best European forward of his time, Josep Samitier (Barcelona 1902-Barcelona 1972) led the terrific Barça in the golden age of the twentiesAgustí Sancho (Castellon, 1896 - Barcelona, 1960) was an outstandingly powerful midfielder.