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#2 Right-back: Javier Zanetti (Inter Milan)
The symbol of modern Inter, Baneamata’s long serving “Il Capitano” Javier Zanetti graced the black and blue of Milan for 14 long years before stepping down in 2014.
Zanetti started his professional career in his native Argentina playing for a local club Banfield. Having done the hard yards for 5 years there, he was transferred to Inter Milan in 1995, thus becoming team owner Massimo Moratti's first-ever purchase.
Zanetti earned a mammoth 858 caps with the club, surpassing Giuseppe Bergomi as the highest capped player. In his immaculate career, he led his side to great heights and won a total of 16 trophies, which includes the historic treble he won in 2010.
The Argentine earned the nickname El Tractor for his stamina and tireless runs up and down the wings to aid both attack and defence. He was known amongst his teammates for his consistency and fitness regime, which he has credited with prolonging his career. He was well-respected by both fans and the opposition for his leadership, calm demeanour and conduct as Inter's captain.
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