Leo Messi, the best attacker for 'ESPN' in a team very merengue

It calls the attention the team that has chosen in the last hours 'ESPN' as the best of the world -in the opinion of his analysts-, choosing to some stars by in front of others that, for a lot of experts, trainers and also fans, would have to go by in front in the order of preferences. In what himself can say that has hit 'ESPN' has been in planting to Leo Messi like the best attacker of the world.

In the particular classification of the quoted media, the rosarino of the FC Barcelona appears by in front of Cristiano Ronaldo and Kylian Mbappé, second and third classified respectively. In the rest of positions, the discrepancies are served, fruit also of the big competition that breathes in a world of the football every time with more 'galactic'.

It results curious, for example, that David of Gea have gone out elected in the category of better goalkeeper, by in front of Jan Oblak and Thibaut Courtois, in a classification in which Marc-André Ter Stegen appears at all less than in the fifth position. Afterwards, we find us with three madridistas: Carvajal like better right side, Sergio Bouquets like better head office and Marcelo like better left-handed side.

Justo afterwards, fixing us more in the centre of the field, find to a Luka Modric that, with the Balloon of Gold and the FIFA The Best like main arguments, appears like better midfield player for the quoted publication, by in front of N'Golo Kanté and another player of the Real Madrid, Toni Kroos. Where they are Sergio Busquets and Rakitic, gentlemen of 'ESPN'?

Without complicating us in questions without answer, deepen in the list of 'ESPN' and will give with Kevin of Bruyne like better steering wheel, with Sadio Mané like the best extreme and, already at last, Leo Messi like better forward. The position of leading centre is occupied by Harry Kane, in a classification in which Luis Suárez appears at all less than in the fourth position.

Finally, the best trainer for 'ESPN' is Pep Guardiola, by in front of Jürgen Klopp and Diego Pablo Simeone. Decisions, in definite, very debatable that will be defended by ones and criticised by others, as it is used to suceder always in the field of the football and the tensions that generates. 

The podium of 'ESPN' in each position:

• Goalkeeper: David of Gea (Manchester United), Jan Oblak (Athletic of Madrid) and Thibaut Courtois (Real Madrid).
• Right side: Dani Carvajal (Real Madrid), Joshua Kimmich (Bayern Munich) and Kyle Walker (Manchester City).
• Central defence: Sergio Bouquets (Real Madrid), Raphael Varane (Real Madrid) and Diego Godín (Athletic of Madrid).
• Left side: Marcelo (Real Madrid), David Praises (Bayern Munich) and Jordi Alba (FC Barcelona).
• Mediocampista: Luka Modric (Real Madrid), Ngolo Kanté (Chelsea) and Toni Kroos (Real Madrid).
• Steering wheel: Kevin of Bruyne (Manchester City), Isco Alarcón (Real Madrid) and David Silva (Manchester City).
• Extreme: Sadio Mané (Liverpool), Leroy Sané (Manchester City) and Raheem Sterling (Manchester City).
• Forward: Leo Messi (FC Barcelona), Cristiano Ronaldo (Juventus) and Kylian Mbappé (PSG).
• Leading centre: Harry Kane (Tottenham), Sergio Agüero (Manchester City) and Edinson Cavani (PSG).
• Trainer: Josep Guardiola (Manchester City), Jürgen Klopp (Liverpool) and Diego Simeone (Athletic of Madrid).