Artificial intelligence is every day more specific than humans. It took an amazing step with the arrival of GPT Chat, which made headlines this Wednesday because on its own portal it announced what is, from the point of view of AI, the perfect eleven of the World Cups, which leaving out two legendary players such as Leo Messi, who recently won Qatar, and Ronaldo Nazario, who lifted it twice, including four players who did not win.
This is the team:
1
Lev Yashin
Goalkeeper/Russia
Considered by many to be the best goalkeeper of all time. The Black Spider is the only goalkeeper in history to win the Ballon d’Or. He played as many as four World Cups in Russia, his best record being fourth place.
2
cafe
Right-back/Brazil
There is no appeal to this position. Cafu is the definition of the perfect, dominant winger. Powerful in attack and defense, he became the benchmark for Brazil and won the 1994 and 2002 World Cups, as well as the 1998 collapse.
3
Bobby Moore
Center/England
One of the most surprising names on the list. Despite being a legendary defender, to his credit he had the World Cup lifted by England in 1966, but there were other central defenders with both titles and crucial roles left behind.
4
Franz Beckenbauer
Central/Germany
The first great modern defender. Not only is he a good defender, but he knows how to take care of the ball and be a reference for future generations. He lifted the 1974 World Cup as captain of Germany and then, as a coach, he had the same luck in 1990.
5
Paolo Maldini
Left-Back/Italy
Although he also played a large part of his career as a centre-back, Italy’s success cannot be understood without the best defense it has ever had. Of course, he never lifted the World Cup. He came very close to achieving it in 1994, but the team was runner-up against Brazil.
6
Michel Platini
Midfielder/France
Michel Platini is the third player on this list who has never won a World Cup. He didn’t even finish second. However, his period of dominance which led him to win three consecutive Ballon d’Ors is reason enough for Chat GPT to place him in its ideal team.
7
Zinedine Zidane
Midfielder/France
It’s inevitable that Zidane’s name doesn’t come up when talking about World Cups. For two reasons. First, because he was the star of the title in 1998 and, later, because he retired as runner-up in 2006 after the famous headbutt against Materazzi.
8
Diego Maradona
Midfielder/Argentina
One of the pictures of the world cups. No more and no less. For many the best player of all time, at least in his ‘prime’. He led Argentina to history in the 1986 World Cup, including that historic final in Mexico, and he almost repeated it in 1990, staying at the gates.
9
Johan Cruyff
Midfielder/Netherlands
The last to appear on the list without winning a World Cup. His weight in the Netherlands, in a team that made history for his way of playing, and his impact on football are worth making the list. He was runner-up in 1974.
10
Gerd Müller
Forward/Germany
One of the greatest ‘killers’ in football history. Müller and his goals were important for Germany to become champions in 1974. In addition, he was one of the greatest scorers in the history of the competition.
Eleven
Pele
Forward/Brazil
Man of the World No one has done what O’Rey has done, and certainly no one else. In a historic Brazil and considered the best team in the entire history, they won the World Cup up to three times in 1958, 1962 and 1970.
Source: La Verdad
I’m Rose Herman and I work as an author for Today Times Live. My expertise lies in writing about sports, a passion of mine that has been with me since childhood. As part of my job, I provide comprehensive coverage on everything from football to tennis to golf.
