No Current Midfielder is Close to Clarence Seedorf 🤯 

The only person close is Toure YaYa

sincerely, i see him to be zizou's direct replacement

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As I remembered, Seedorf in his younger day were known for his physicality and stamina, along with Edgar Davids

His balance was unreal! I’m glad I had the pleasure of watching him play with and without hair 😅

Zizu better 😂

@@limaontoby3300he said one of the most underrated players, not better than Zizu

@@jotarokujo9587 😢 more

@limaontoby3300 It seems most RU-vid dumb comments have that laughing emoji. Laughing at your own stupidity?

​@@limaontoby3300in your dreams

But coins and gold bars just

Dida, Cafu, Maldini, Nesta, Stam, Pirlo, Seedorf, Kaka, Inzaghi, Shevchenko, Crespo, Ambrosini,

@@MA-go7ee youre missing kalaze, jankulovski, costacurta, baresi, rui costa, mexes, massimo oddo, gattuso :)

Mexes 😂😂😂😂

Wrong, at the age of 33-34 he was like a shell of himself, he was even booed by his own fans. Don't get me wrong, Seedorf is one of the best midfielders of all time, but after 2007 the only word i can think of is "decline"

@@paolopetraglia8639 you are crazy😂😂😂

@@wesleyschneider926 no i'm not, you don't know what you're talking about, trust me. I'm italian and i know several Milan supporters, they would tell you the same.

Midfield is that way. What stops you is the physicality.

@@paolopetraglia8639 You are right. Even though he was still a good player and had moments of magic that would allow to make a great compilation, on a season long time frame he wasn't THAT good, and that is what matters when you want to win. Also, even though he LOOKS psychically fit, it did not translate in his fitness on the field. At 33-34 he didn't have any speed, for instance, although he was able to somewhat compensate that with his vision and positioning.

Speed??

@@galileogalilei8213 yeah speed

Came here to say this but you beat me to it. Kobbie is very talented, needs to work on imposing himself more in games which I think he will do when he gets a bit more confident.

I wonder if Rio Ferdinand read your comment? 😉(He said the same after Mainoo's great finish against Wolves!)

@SalomonSpinoza you beat me to it

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5 in total, look it up…..

He actually won four two with Milan one each with Madrid and Ajax

Exactly

I disagree. I felt he got better with age and time. He was very raw at Ajax and Real Madrid. At AC he was consistent, solid and his all round game was better.

@@johnmitchell2269The only player to ever win the Champions League with 3 different Clubs and he won it 4 times.

It's that emphasis on the first touch and technique, something special about the way they control the ball.

Even though he played his last match in '93 and therefore does not entirely fit in that list, I would still like to mention Marco van Basten. Due to an ankle injury he played his last match at the age of 27, and by then he had already won the Ballon d'Or three times. Maybe not everyone sees him as one of the greatest of all time, but that certainly would have been the case without that injury.

@@yskr0102 he is.

Robben, van Persie,Snijder .. and so on....

Ajax coach players from a very young age to be able to play in every position. They don't care how good you are in your favoured position, they want to see how you cope in all the positions. This is how you end up with all rounders like Bergkamp, Davids, Seedorf, Sneidjer, Frenkie De Jong.

i was looking for this, he was completely a monster.

What! Eh hell no. Not even closely similar 😂

Just..... No.

Mainoo is very similar

Mainoo brought me here

Are you comedy me 😂😂😂😂

Well he played shit at the home team. No way to deny that. Should he have been used better , 100%

Big shoes to fill

Me neither. Here he is like Modric and Salah combined in some impossible ultra technical attacking visionary. Never realised he was this good. Actually think he is very much like Bellingham in his movement, amazing anticipation and ability to move his body and the ball in subtle but powerful ways, fast acceleration, brutal strike power and clinical finishing.

The only player to win the champions league with 3 different teams: Ajax, Real Madrid and AC Milan. Dude was a beast.

Don't forget the Surinam language, Sranangtongo and I think he also speaks Portuguese.

Serie A at the time was elite

serie A wasn't his peak go check his brief stay at Madrid

I think better than Zidane

@@clyde.n7578 they both have same the same number of champions league's. both played for amazing teams, but Zidane played for better teams overall at club and international levels. Imo they are just as good.

@@ajax2.087Seedorf has 5 UCLs and Zidane only 1

@@ajax2.087 odd comment

@@rhino_2832 Teams win UCLs, not players. You can also say Zidane 1 Ballon d'Or and 3 FIFA Player of the Years whereas Seedorf none.

As a liverpool fan you should put Gerard in the mix too..

Seedorf is everything thiago wishes he was and i say that respectfully. Man was as fit as anything and a monster in every aspect of footballing.

@@jaskoid2415gerrard is nowhere near Seedorf

Lol he is no where near

I see Jude Bellingham follow in his footsteps.

@@DjLuCKyCHaRM yea he’s incredible especially for his age. Has the unique ability and vision to do it all, especially if he keeps honing his craft!

Both pretty much same level

Plus Milan's midfield at the time so much more enjoyable: Pirlo, Seedorf, Kaka and Gattuso - doesn't get any better than that. I'd pick them any day over Zizou, Becks, Guti and Gravesen.

difference is Zidane did it in big international stage and finals to make himself legend. truthfully he wasnt even that consistent week in week out

@@Dilllll26 He was, though

Zidane is way better than him. Zizou was more offensive than him. Zizou brings the danger to you himself. He will not give the ball to someone else to miss the opportunity. He will pass you the ball at the best moment. Zidane is more vertical than him. Don’t let this footage lie to you. I have seen Seedorf missing tone of opportunities to score. But Zidane is not the case. I have never seen a player with Zidane IQ. When Zidane was playing with France, Spain with Xavi and Iniesta, Italy with Totty and Del Pierro or Pirlo, Brazil with Kaka and Ronaldinho and Ronaldo and Robinho and Adriano, France was winning these great team and for the all part of these victories Zizou was orchestrating the game flow. Zidane was not really spectacular like Ronaldinho but he was often making the right call. Zidane was the beauty of football, the elegance of the game in motion. Zidane is the real GOAT.

seedorf is a playmaker, mainoo isnt, more like a box to box

Delusional Chestar fan, no wonder 😂😂

​@@Joseph-il9ueRemember, Mainoo is only 18. He still has years to develop. He could be just as good a Seedorf

Agree

@@Nelson890 seedorf was good since he was young

In the future I will definetely make a video about him

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The Czech team of early 00s was a legendary side... Petr Cech, Jankulovski, Nedved, Rosicky, Smicer, Baros, Koller...

@@TorbenCASchwartz true! Pavel Nedved was the diamond tip of the team, but it was a great team composed by very good players, no doubt! Talking about my childhood when I started to love Nedved i say Nedved, Trezeguet and Del Piero were my Messi, Suarez and Neymar when I was an 8-9 years old kid in 2002 and 2003.. in that period Juventus was wonderful! Too bad Nedved missed that UEFA Champions League final at Old Trafford against AC Milan another great team, but i'm convinced if Nedved was in the final Juventus would have won the game and the trophy because Nedved in 2003 was too much good, but Juventus had not a sotitute of him, in AC Milan there were Rui Costa and Rivaldo like Attacking midfielders, while Juventus had not an alternative in that role (the alternative was Camoranesi but he was not in his prime and however his primary role was right midfielder second role central midfielder and only third role attacking midfielder) This is Juventus 2002/03 probably my favourite Juventus of all of time: . Buffon . Thuram Ferrara Montero Birindelli . Tacchinardi . Zambrotta E.Davids . Nedved . Trezeguet Del Piero Coach: Marcello Lippi Nowadays i'm disappointed with Juventus, i hope Juve can early return the ancient Juve.. one of the most beautiful team in the world..

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You would've been correct had it not been for the fact that Clarence Seedorf grew up in the Ajax Amsterdam Academy that created the Barcelona and Pep Guardiola philosophy of Total Football. The Barcelona DNA is actually the Dutch DNA that groom Seedorf. Pep doesn't really change player's style; he just teach them how to play on the half-turn, since all his players must be able to beat the press: beit defender, midfielder, or a striker. Seedorf's individuality would've been welcomed by Pep, seeing it would enhance his team. Where Pep takes issue is when one's individuality hinders the team play. I think your observation is very insightful, though I disagree to an extent. I think you overlooked an important aspect of past players as it pertains to modern players; players of the past were more skillful and creative. Yes, I know I just blasphemed...😂

​@@malakyahmalla8009 Your insight regarding the link between the Dutch/Ajax footballing philosophy and the playing style cultivated at the La Masia Barcelona academy, renowned for its excellence, is accurate. Nevertheless, it remains entirely plausible that despite Seedorf's shared exposure to these footballing principles that shaped Guardiola as a player, Guardiola, in his role as a coach, took those very principles to new heights, embracing a level of meticulous management that one could argue borders on micromanagement.

@@sdotlondonkid I couldn't disagree with your assessment here. Re micromanagement, let's use Raheem Sterling as an example of Pep's meticulous nature. Though this will be an unpopular opinion, I believe that Raheem is currently one of the most tactically astute players in World Football, and this is down to Pep's relentlessly nature. In fact, Raheem has mastered the art of getting behind the defense, though his finishing is woeful! Raheem was for City what Pedro was for Barcelona. If anyone should be studied as a blueprint of Pep's micromanagement skills it would be Sterling. I put it to you that much of negative attention that Raheem gets is down to his skill of breaking the defensive line. That is why his misses tend to overshadow the above skill taught to him by Pep!

Spot on, Camavinga lack the final third effectiveness but he's only 20, it should come with age

That's seedorfs trademark celebration

what do you mean?

Exactly

I wanted to comment this, but then found yours. 100% agree.

Patrick Vieira for me

100% this is who camavinga needs to be studying. He has the talent and physical traits to reach that level.

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