This team is the strongest in Barcelona history, even better than Ronaldo and Messi s era

In Barcelona's history, which era has the strongest lineup?

Many people may think of Messi, Suarez, and Neymar MSN Trident era at the first time.

MSN is indeed strong, and it can be said to be the strongest trident in football history, no doubt about it.

After the 2014 World Cup, Barcelona introduced Uruguayan center Suarez in Liverpool's team, and the MSN forward trident was built. In the 2014-15 season, the three players scored a total of 122 goals and assisted 66 times, Messi scored 58 goals and 27 assists, Suarez scored 25 goals and 21 assists, and Neymar scored 39 goals and 7 assists.

In the 2015-16 season, the three players scored a total of 131 goals and assisted 79 goals, Messi scored 41 goals and 23 assists, Suarez scored 59 goals and 22 assists, and Neymar scored 31 goals and 21 assists.

In the 2016-17 season, the three players scored a total of 111 goals and assisted 66 times, Messi scored 54 goals and 16 assists, Suarez scored 37 goals and 16 assists, and Neymar scored 20 goals and 20 assists.

In the summer of 2017, Neymar switched to Paris, and the MSN Trident disintegrated. The biggest problem with Barcelona's lineup in the MSN era is that it is top-heavy and weak midfield and backcourt. Xavi, Iniesta, Busquets, and Rakitic gradually grew old and left. Barcelona's midfield often cannot advance, cannot attack, and cannot defend. The four ruthless men in the back defense, Alba, Mascherano, Pique, and Alves, do not have the same successor. Terstergen is also much worse than Valdes and Bravo before. In the

MSN era, in three seasons, he only won one Champions League championship for Barcelona, ​​and Messi won the Golden Ball Award alone. At about the same time, Real Madrid's lineup configuration was more powerful and balanced, and he won three consecutive Champions League championships during Zidane's tenure.

The era of Ronaldo, also known as the era of Barcelona's "Dream Two Dynasty"?

Head coach: Rijcalde

Goalkeeper: Valdes

Defender: Beletti, Marcos, Puyol, Van Buronhorst

Midfielder: Edmilson, Xavi, Deco

Forwards: Ronaldinho, Etoo, Gully

Goalkeeper Valdes, central defenders Puyol and Marcos are both top in the world, and Xavi was also a master at the peak of the midfield. But on the offensive end, except Ronaldo, the rest are relatively mediocre.

The truly strongest in history is the "Dream Team" coached by "Ball Saint" Cruyff, which was later called the "Dream Dynasty".

1 Subizareta - goalkeeper, No. 2 Ferrer - right center back, No. 3 Guardiola - midfielder, No. 4 Koman - center back, No. 5 Nadal - left center back, No. 6 Bacro - center forward, No. 7 Sergi - left sideback, No. 8 Stoickov - right sideback, No. 9 Amor - right sideback, No. 10 Romario - center forward, No. 11 Vegilistan - left sideback

Head coach Needless to say, Cruyff has always advocated the tactics of all offense and defense from the player to the head coach, and has helped Barcelona build the world-famous Lamacia Youth Training Academy. Later famous coaches, Van Gaal, Mourinho, Guardiola... were all disciples of the Ball Saint, and were then passed on to disciples or believers. Cruyff is somewhat like the saint of the Ming Dynasty in football, and his tactical philosophy is like the learning of the heart.