Not even Rio’s XI will easily break through this Berlin Wall On goal is Horst Wolter, the Bundesliga winner with Eintracht Braunschweig in 1967 who, despite playing in the same era with great Sepp Maier, made 13 appearances for West Germany; the bulwark in front of him consists of Robert Kovač, Gudio ” Maradona who? […]

Helsinki’s XI No Litmanen, no Hyypia, no Tainio, no Vayrynen, no Pukki, no Hradecky, no Forssel, no Pasanen – no problem for Helsinki’s XI. In short. Viljo Halme was a national team goalkeeper before WW2 and one of the best in Finnish history; Besides current national team players such as Alexander Ring from New York […]

Stockholm’s XI In short. Besides the current Swedish national team players as Albin Ekdal, Emil Krafth, Robin Quaison, Ludwig Augustinsson and John Guidetti (thelast three have won gold medal at Euro U-21 2015), Stockholm’s XI consists of former national team players of two playsers from the 90s Arsenal’s Andreas Limpar and goalkeeper Lars Erisksson (he […]

Marseille’s XI Jean Luc Ettori is a former national team player who played only for AS Monaco in his career, where he made over 600 appearances. The defense includes current and potential French national team players like Theo and Lucas Hernandez, Benjamin Stambouli and the new Olympique’s youngster Boubacar Kamara, who, although it is more […]

Tokyo XI’s The first star of the team is Porto’s midfielder Shoja Nakajima, and among the active football players, there are also seasoned former national team player Kengo Nakamura and occasional national team players such as Shuichi Gonda and Kosuke Ota. Next to Ota in defense is former national team player Satoshi Tsunami who made […]

Nairobi’s XI Making Nairobi’s XI has been the hardest task of my life since the high school math logarithm exam. It would be difficult to put together a Kenyan national team, let alone a team of players born exclusively in Nairobi. Even the best Kenyan athletes do not come from Nairobi. For the first goalkeeper […]

Denver’s XI The selection of players born in Denver is so small and poor that we decided to include players who were born in the state of Colorado near the city of Denver. Considering the strength of the U.S. women’s national team, it is not surprising that a large number of former and current national […]

Moscow’s XI Most of Moscow’s XI players are footballers from the 1960s, ie from the golden period of the USSR national team when they won the first European Championship ’60, have been in the quarterfinals of the World Cup ’62, the second place at the European Championships ’64, the semifinals of the World Cup ’66, […]

Bogota’s XI At first I thought it would be fun and easy to make Bogota’s XI, however absolutely all the stars of the national team from the ’90s until today have been born in Medellin, or Cali, or Cartagena, or Baranquilla etc., everywhere just not in Bogota. The only exceptions are Abel Aguilar, an important […]

Lisbon’s XI In short. On goal is Beto, a former European League winner with Sevilla. The defense is full of great right-backs, but in that position we select Barcelona’s Nelson Semedo. Leicester’s Ricardo Pereira is placed on the left, while one of the best right defenders of the 70s Artur Correia is placed on the […]

This time, Oslo will not fall first.   In short, Kjell Kaspersen was a national team goalkeeper from the 60s, the husband of Swedish actress Lil-Babs and the father of tv-host Kristin Kaspersen; current national team players Omar Elabdellaoui and Haitam Aleesami are on the right and left-backs, the Uefa Cup finalist with Alaves from […]

The first XI born in Rio de Janeiro. With this formation, it would obviously be a draft in the defense phase, but football is played for the crowd in the favelas of Rio anyway. In short. I believe that there is no need to introduce Julio Cesar, Thiago Silva, Marcelo, Coutinho, and PSV’s duo Romario […]

First XI of the TV Series La Casa de Papel based on Footballer’s birthplace and Clarence ”Il Professore” Seedorf.   Like Dislike