http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/07082009/58/top-50-players-1-lionel-messi.html Eurosport - Fri, 07 Aug 15:46:00 2009 1- Lionel Messi (Barcelona / Argentina) 2- Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid / Portugal) 3 - Fernando Torres (Liverpool / Spain) The best striker in the world. Torres was plagued by hamstring problems for much of last season, but when he played he was absolute dynamite. No other out-and-out front man provides such a combination of electric pace, sublime technique (that feint he does to dribble past opponents is so gorgeous you'd let it marry your sister) and unerring finishing. Best of all, he can be used effectively in any attacking system; sitting on the last defender's shoulder looking to beat the offside trap, lurking close to goal as a fox in the box, or playing as a target man with his back to goal. Oh, and he scored the goal that won Spain's first major trophy for 44 years. 5 - Steven Gerrard (Liverpool / England) No other Premier League side has a single player as indispensible to their cause as Gerrard. You can bemoan the Roy of the Rovers 'blood, sweat and guts' cliches all you like, but the fact is that time and again the Liverpool skipper drags his team up to another level. Last season, that level was the Anfield side's first credible title challenge in years. He even looks to have finally found his place in an England shirt. One pundit's recent observation that he has "the style and speed of a professional boxer" perfectly encapsulates the England midfielder's all-action approach. 22 - Javier Mascherano (Liverpool / Argentina) Most defensive midfielders struggle to get themselves noticed, but Mascherano's work rate and reading of the game impressed Diego Maradona so much he made the Liverpool man captain of Argentina. Mascherano arrived in England at the same time as Carlos Tevez, and while the midfielder's countryman hogs the headlines, his understated excellence was a major reason why Liverpool were able to contend for the Premier League title. The 25-year-old might keep things simple but that does not mean his job is easy. He suffocates opponents with his constant hassling and harrying, and has made himself a potential transfer target for every top club in Europe. 43 - Xabi Alonso (Liverpool / Spain) How good are Spain at the moment? So good that Xabi Alonso struggles to get a game for them. The Liverpool midfielder would surely walk into any other national team, boasting a combination of slick passing, superb reading of the game and a physical edge that is a positive consequence of his time in the Premier League. There is a touch of Paul Scholes about Alonso, so pure a striker of the ball is he, while his penchant for shots from the halfway line owes more to David Beckham. Last summer Rafa Benitez was shopping him around, but now he faces a fierce fight to keep him. 關於最後這一位，該網於8/7時仍然發表為(Liverpool / Spain)，那麼也就..... 按照這個排名樣本，是否也可以做出如下排名： 英超No 1--Fernando Torres 西班牙No 1--Fernando Torres 英格蘭No 1--Steven Gerrard --

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