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#3 Sergio Brio
The Italian defender joined Juventus in 1974, but then spent three seasons at Pistoiese on loan. He returned to Turin for the 1978-1979 season and he stayed there until his retirement in 1990, winning everything on his way.
A physically gifted defender, Brio joined Scirea, Gentile, and Cabrini in one of the best defences of all-time in Juventus with the legends Dino Zoff and Stefano Tacconi later between the goalposts. Brio made 376 appearances for Juventus during which he managed to win every club competition acclaimed by FIFA and UEFA. He conquered Serie A four times, won three Coppa Italias, one UEFA Champions League, one UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, one UEFA Cup, one European Super Cup and one Intercontinental Cup.
His imposing posture (190 cm in height) helped him dominate not only the defence but also the offense as he managed to score 24 goals in his career for Juventus, most of them from set-pieces.
