The greatest AC Milan players of all time
The top 3 according to 6 votes from people: Paolo Maldini · Kaká · Gianni Rivera. (Updated Sep 17, 2024.)
The Rossoneri legends: the six Ballon d'Or winners, the appearance and goal record holders and the stars of seven European Cups. Vote for the greatest.
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Top 17
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1
Paolo Maldini
Record 901 appearances, 7 league titles and 5 European Cups (1984-2009).
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2
Kaká
Ballon d'Or and Champions League in 2007.
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3
Gianni Rivera
The "Golden Boy", the first Italian-born Ballon d'Or winner, in 1969.
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4
George Weah
Ballon d'Or 1995, the first African to win it.
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5
Marco van Basten
Three Ballons d'Or (1988, 1989 and 1992) and 125 goals in eight seasons.
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6
Franco Baresi
714 games and 21 trophies; his number 6 shirt was retired.
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7
Andriy Shevchenko
Ballon d'Or 2004 and 175 goals; scored the winning penalty in the 2003 Champions League final.
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8
Alessandro Nesta
A supremely elegant defender, with two Champions Leagues at Milan.
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9
Gunnar Nordahl
The Swedish "Fireman", Milan's all-time top scorer.
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10
Frank Rijkaard
The third Dutchman: scored the winner in the 1990 European Cup final.
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11
Alessandro Costacurta
663 appearances alongside Baresi and Maldini.
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12
Clarence Seedorf
The only player to win the Champions League with three different clubs, twice with Milan.
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13
Cesare Maldini
The captain who lifted the first European Cup in 1963.
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14
Dejan Savićević
"Il Genio": the lob in the 1994 Champions League final against Barcelona.
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15
Pierino Prati
Hat-trick against Ajax in the 1969 European Cup final.
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16
Ruud Gullit
The "Black Tulip", Ballon d'Or 1987.
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17
Andrea Pirlo
The deep-lying playmaker of two Champions Leagues, in 2003 and 2007.
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Comments (5)
Shevchenko, il Pallone d'oro 2004.
Maldini primo, il difensore più grande di sempre.
Baresi, la bandiera.
Van Basten, peccato le caviglie.
Kaká Pallone d'oro 2007, che giocatore.