Messi (30)
Lionel Messi has signed this summer for PSG and will wear number 30 in the Parisian team, as when he started at Barcelona.
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Edgar Davids (1)
The former Barcelona player during his time at Barnet Football Club, in addition to being a coach-player, wore number 1.
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Osvaldo Ardiles (1)
Osvaldo Ardiles carried the 1 during the 1982 World Cup held in Argentina since these numbers were designated alphabetically. Despite this, Diego Armando Maradona ignored it and wore the mythical '10'.
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Ubaldo Matildo Fillol (7)
The Argentine goalkeeper took the 7 during the World Cup held in Spain.
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Ivan Zamorano (1 + 8)
The Chilean Inter striker had to manage to continue wearing the number 9 on his back since after Ronaldo's arrival at the Italian club this number went to the Brazilian.
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Buffon (77)
Buffon was accused of sympathizing with fascism for wearing the number 88 and the player had to change the number quickly.
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Buffon (88)
The Italian goalkeeper with 88 on his back.
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Hicham Zerouali (0)
The Moroccan striker for Aberdeen had a nickname: Zero. And in 2000, he managed to wear that number on his back for some games.
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Peruzzi (70)
The Italian goalkeeper wore the '70' in his time at Lazio because it was the year of his birth.
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Ronaldo (99)
The Brazilian forward wore the 99 on his back during his time at AC Milan as the 9 was worn by Italian striker Filippo Inzaghi.
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Toquero (2)
One of the rarest numbers that are remembered in LaLiga. The former Athletic striker carried the 2 on his back despite being a forward.
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Lizarazu (69)
The Bayern winger had to explain that this was his lucky number since he was born in 1969, his height was 1.69 cm and he weighed 69 kilos.
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Jorge Campos
The Mexican goalkeeper during his career wore unusual numbers for a goalkeeper like the 9 or 19.
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Ronaldinho (49)
The Brazilian star looks 'weird' with any number other than ten. At the Mexican club, Querétaro Fútbol Club, he wore 49.
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Ronaldinho (80)
Ronaldinho during his time at Milan carried 80 (the year of his birth) on his back, since the 10th was occupied by Clarence Seedorf.
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Rogerio Ceni (01)
The world's top scorer and Sao Paulo legend decided to wear the number 01.
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Ubaldo Fillol (5)
Ubaldo Fillol also took number five with the Argentine team.
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Derek Riordan (01)
When the Scottish striker returned to Hibernian in 2008 he was unable to wear the number 10 he normally wore as it was already chosen by a teammate, the player decided to change the order of the digits.
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