10 Greatest Signature Moves In Football History

The very best footballers have wide-ranging skill-sets. But many of them also have a particular trick that is associated with them even after they’ve retired. Here are the greatest signature moves in football history.

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10 Greatest Signature Moves In Football History

[NonstopFootballyt]

Let us know any signature moves we may have missed

[bspiderx]

Ozil's bounce shot deserves a mention tho

[marvin_demon]

Robben his cut and shoot. Maybe not a real trick. But even if defenders knew it was coming, they still failed.

[emmanuelumoren]

Jayjay Okocha's drunken dribble that no one else has been able to master

[guilherme]

4:58 Quaresma talked about this in an interview. He came from humble origins and when he was a kid, he had a condition, his feet pointed too much inwards and he couldn't shoot with the inside of his feet. In order to adapt he had to eprfect his trivela. His curse turned out to be a blessing.

[YMY_]

Aiden McGeady spin. He invented a move that was made famous by Ribery and then FIFA only gave him 4 star skills so he couldn’t do it in the game lol.

[TienNguyen-dgfe]

Messi's body feints, probably the most simple looking but the most effective of them all.
Brazillian's Ronaldo stepovers should also be on the list.

[jaimao]

Ronaldinho also had the "no look pass" he looked in one direction and passed to the other. Roberto Carlos insane Free kicks. Cristiano Ronaldo stance in free kicks as well. The scorpion defend, I can't remember the name of the goal keeper.

[KasperOcean]

Inzaghi’s signature was being offside 9 times out of 10. So the goalkeeper would be caught off-guard the 1/10th time.

[doubletz]

Forgot to add Okocha on the list, his signature move inspire R9 during 1996 Olympics

[UnknownUser-bxjf]

Elastico was also widely used by R9 before his knee injury

[sultan.]

The fact Messi never did any of these and still the most effective dribbler in football history is mind blowing

[tolulopeoluwadara]

The Jay Jay Okocha inverted step overs, The Mesut Ozil bounce

[alvarezsoccerdevelopment]

Michael Laudrup mastered La Croqueta!
"La Croqueta" should be called "The Laudrup"!
That's where Iniesta learned it when Laudrup was at Barça and Madrid. ⚽️✌🏾

[TheKakarot_itachi]

Elastico was invented by Rivelinho and perfected by Ronaldo. Ronaldo could it while running.

[Taylor-oezm]

Neymar’s rainbow flick deserves a mention too.

[haziqrazif]

The best of all :
Phil Jones's ball clearence

[kkb]

During late 90's, Ronaldo Nazario's stepovers terrorised defenders all over the world and you didn’t include that. If you have to include a signature move, that move should be first on the list. That was widely regarded and pretty effective when Ronaldo Nazario did that.

[paullabilepogba.]

2:21 "no not Fred", part got me ROFL.😂😂

[gadget]

Also, Higuita scorpion kick; that's often been imitated but never duplicated! That was an insane move and he really had it mastered