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#2 Antonio Cabrini
If Scirea was one of the greatest central defenders of all time, Cabrini was one of the greatest full-backs. Cabrini, a left-footed, highly-technical player, spent 13 seasons with Juventus (1976-1989) and managed to win everything.
He joined Juventus in 1976 and immediately formed an exceptional defensive trio along with Scirea and Gentile. With the Bianconeri, he won six Serie A titles, two Coppa Italias, one European Cup (the former Champions League), one UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, one UEFA Cup (the former Europa League), one UEFA Super Cup and one Intercontinental Cup. Thus, he won every official UEFA and FIFA club competition and he is one of the six players that have ever managed to do so.
The Bell'Antonio (nicknamed after his good-looking posture) also won the World Cup with Italy in 1982. In 1989, he left Juventus to join Bologna where he retired two years later. His technical and athletic abilities helped him revolutionize the role of the full-back, with regards to the creation of attacking situations. He scored 33 goals in his 297 appearances with Juventus.
