Famous Athletes

The ranked list (from #901)

1. 901Leandro ParedesMidfielder who was part of Argentina's World Cup-winning squad in 2022 and later captained Boca Juniors.🇦🇷Argentine · Born June 29, 1994
2. 902Kingsley ComanWinger whose header won Bayern Munich the 2020 Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain.🇫🇷French · Born June 13, 1996
3. 903Lucas MouraWinger whose hat-trick for Tottenham against Ajax sent them into the 2019 Champions League final.🇧🇷Brazilian · Born August 13, 1992
4. 904Emma RaducanuWon the 2021 US Open as a qualifier, the first British woman to take a Grand Slam singles title since 1977.🇬🇧British · Born November 13, 2002
5. 905Luiz GustavoDefensive midfielder who won the 2013 Champions League with Bayern Munich and played for Brazil at the 2014 World Cup.🇧🇷Brazilian · Born July 23, 1987
6. 906Maxi RodriguezArgentine winger remembered for his extra-time long-range goal against Mexico at the 2006 World Cup.🇦🇷Argentine · Born January 2, 1981
7. 907Martin ŠkrtelSlovak centre-back who spent eight years at Liverpool and won the 2012 League Cup there.Slovak · Born December 15, 1984
8. 908Milivoje NovakovićForward who became Slovenia's record goalscorer and spent several seasons at 1. FC Köln in the Bundesliga.Slovene · Born May 18, 1979
9. 909GaviBarcelona midfielder who won the Kopa Trophy in 2022 after breaking into the Spain team as a teenager.🇪🇸Spanish · Born August 5, 2004
10. 910Martin ØdegaardCreative midfielder who captains Arsenal and Norway after joining Real Madrid as a teenager.🇳🇴Norwegian · Born December 17, 1998
11. 911MartaForward named FIFA World Player of the Year six times and a record scorer at Women's World Cups.🇧🇷Brazilian · Born February 19, 1986
12. 912Marcelo BrozovićMidfielder who reached the 2018 World Cup final with Croatia and won Serie A with Inter Milan.🇭🇷Croatian · Born November 16, 1992
13. 913Nicklas BendtnerStriker who played for Arsenal and Denmark, scoring twice against Portugal at Euro 2012.🇩🇰Danish · Born January 16, 1988
14. 914Yasuhito EndoMidfielder who became Japan's most-capped men's player, with 152 appearances, while starring for Gamba Osaka.🇯🇵Japanese · Born January 28, 1980
15. 915Rodrigo De PaulMidfielder who helped Argentina win the 2021 Copa América and the 2022 World Cup.🇦🇷Argentine · Born May 24, 1994
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    Atsushi UchiyamaFormer Japan international who moved into coaching and management after finishing his playing career.🇯🇵Japanese · Born June 29, 1959
17. 917Rafael LeãoFast, dribbling winger who helped AC Milan win the 2021-22 Serie A title and was named its best player.🇵🇹Portuguese · Born June 10, 1999
18. 918Martín CáceresVersatile Uruguayan defender who won the 2011 Copa América and later played for Juventus and Barcelona.🇺🇾Uruguayan · Born April 7, 1987
19. 919Erik LamelaArgentine winger remembered for a spectacular rabona goal for Tottenham Hotspur against Arsenal in 2021.🇦🇷Argentine · Born March 4, 1992
20. 920Bacary SagnaRight-back who won the 2014 FA Cup with Arsenal before moving to Manchester City.🇫🇷French · Born February 14, 1983
21. 921Joe GomezDefender who won the 2019–20 Premier League title with Liverpool after starting at Charlton Athletic.🇬🇧British · Born May 23, 1997
22. 922Antonio ValenciaEcuador captain who won two Premier League titles with Manchester United and later captained the club.Ecuadoran · Born August 4, 1985
23. 923Mia HammForward who won two Women's World Cups and two Olympic golds with the United States.🇺🇸American · Born March 17, 1972
24. 924Leon GoretzkaMidfielder who won the Champions League and a treble with Bayern Munich in 2020.🇩🇪German · Born February 6, 1995
25. 925joaquin-sanchezPacy winger who captained Real Betis and lifted the Copa del Rey with them in 2022.🇪🇸Spanish · Born July 21, 1981
26. 926Jasper CillessenGoalkeeper who was the Netherlands' first choice at the 2014 World Cup, where they finished third, before joining Barcelona.🇳🇱Dutch · Born April 22, 1989
27. 927Álvaro NegredoStriker who joined Manchester City from Sevilla in 2013 and won the Premier League in his first season.🇪🇸Spanish · Born August 20, 1985
28. 928CacauBrazilian-born striker who won the Bundesliga with Stuttgart in 2007 and played for Germany at the 2010 World Cup.🇧🇷Brazilian · Born March 27, 1981
29. 929Vincenzo IaquintaStriker who played for Juventus and was part of the Italy squad that won the 2006 World Cup.🇮🇹Italian · Born November 21, 1979
30. 930Ronald AraújoUruguayan centre-back who became a mainstay of Barcelona's defence and a regular for his national team.🇺🇾Uruguayan · Born March 7, 1999
31. 931Sokratis PapastathopoulosGreek centre-back who played for Werder Bremen, Borussia Dortmund and Arsenal after starting out at AEK Athens.🇬🇷Greek · Born June 9, 1988
32. 932Paulo FerreiraFull-back who won the 2004 Champions League with Porto, then joined Chelsea and collected Premier League titles under Mourinho.🇵🇹Portuguese · Born January 18, 1979
33. 933Stephen HendrySnooker player who won a modern-era record seven World Championships, including five in a row.🇬🇧British · Born January 13, 1969
34. 934BetoGoalkeeper who made his name at Leixões before spending years as Porto's reserve keeper.🇵🇹Portuguese · Born May 1, 1982
35. 935Denzel DumfriesWing-back who scored for the Netherlands at Euro 2020 and won Serie A with Inter Milan in 2024.🇳🇱Dutch · Born April 18, 1996
36. 936Federico ChiesaForward who scored twice in knockout games as Italy won Euro 2020, including the semi-final against Spain.🇮🇹Italian · Born October 25, 1997
37. 937Nico WilliamsQuick Spanish winger who scored in the Euro 2024 final as Spain won the tournament.🇪🇸Spanish · Born July 12, 2002
38. 938Enzo FernándezArgentina midfielder named Young Player of the Tournament while winning the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.🇦🇷Argentine · Born January 17, 2001
39. 939Jorge LorenzoSpanish motorcycle racer who won three MotoGP world titles with Yamaha.🇪🇸Spanish · Born May 4, 1987
40. 940Tom DaleyEnglish diver who won Olympic gold in the synchronised 10-metre platform at Tokyo 2020.🇬🇧British · Born May 21, 1994
41. 941Marc Hagit CucurellaLeft-back who helped Spain win Euro 2024 after earlier spells at Brighton and Chelsea.🇪🇸Spanish · Born July 22, 1998
42. 942David OspinaColombian goalkeeper who played at two World Cups and spent time at Arsenal and Napoli.🇨🇴Colombian · Born August 31, 1988
43. 943Chris JerichoWrestler who became the first Undisputed WWE Champion in 2001 and fronts the rock band Fozzy.🇺🇸American · Born November 9, 1970
44. 944Michael CarrickMidfielder who won five Premier League titles and the 2008 Champions League with Manchester United.🇬🇧British · Born July 28, 1981
45. 945Jackie Joyner-KerseeTrack and field athlete who won Olympic heptathlon gold in 1988 and 1992 and holds the world record.🇺🇸American · Born March 3, 1962
46. 946Shinji OkazakiForward who helped Leicester City win their remarkable 2015-16 Premier League title.🇯🇵Japanese · Born April 16, 1986
47. 947Svetlana KuznetsovaWon the 2004 US Open and the 2009 French Open singles titles.🇷🇺Russian · Born June 27, 1985
48. 948Aymeric LaporteCentre-back who won several Premier League titles with Manchester City and Euro 2024 with Spain.🇫🇷French · Born May 27, 1994
49. 949Lorenzo InsigneForward who captained Napoli and was part of the Italy squad that won Euro 2020.🇮🇹Italian · Born June 4, 1991
50. 950Ferland MendyLeft-back who won the Champions League with Real Madrid in 2022 after joining from Lyon.🇫🇷French · Born June 8, 1995