Michael Laudrup, the Playmaker Prince [Goals & Skills]

"Michael was possibly the most skillful and elegant player I ever played with. Few could dribble like he could. He could sense when a game was ready to be seized and transformed by a moment of individual brilliance." (Ronald Koeman about Michael Laudrup)

Music:
- The XX - Intro (Kasbo Remix)
- Pedder, Barnes, Brown - Let's Talk

[danielsan]

One of the most talented, intelligent and technical players ever. Total control of the game, an expert playmaker. Absolute genius!

[CroPETROforeverNBA]

I saw Maradona, Messi, Pirlo, Zidane, etc etc... TRUST ME PEOPLE, Laudrup is the most underrated player of all time, I CAN SAY WITHOUT ANY DOUBT: Michael Laudrup IS THE BEST PLAYMAKER in HISTORY of football!! No one... and I mean no one... WILL EVER... have this skills and vision on field as Michael had... I never ever seen player like him... IQ TO THE SKY... technique great 100%... total package... He was always HEART and BRAIN of every team he ever played in.

[johncambridge]

The most underrated footballer of all time. Very mesmerizing

[Tbonyandsteak]

Even Cryuff himself said it.
"When Michael plays like a dream, a magic illusion, determined to show his new team his extreme abilities, NO ONE IN THE WORLD COMES ANYWHERE NEAR HIS LEVEL.""

[Tableworm]

In my opinion the best playmaker in my time. I have never seen anyone like Michael Laudrup.

[bokiv]

One of the best.. He was declared the best foreign player in Spanish football from 1974 to 1999..
He is the only player to win five consecutive titles with two different clubs (Barcelona 1991-1994, Real Madrid 1995)..

[andyberridge]

First time i saw Micheal Laudrup was the 1986 world cup, in my humble opinion, one of the best football players of all-time. Barbosa thanks, great upload and tracks. 👏

[rflm]

when gods play football, laudrup is their playmaker

[Valentinookechukwu]

The most underrated player in the history of sports.

[StillTrustNo]

His abilities makes him an artist, his humility makes him a legend and his personality makes him GOAT - how many can accumulate that level of attention and never get damaged or get a red card in an entire career?

[VV-xtfj]

classic old fashioned playmaker with 360 degree vision, sublime passing range.

[sebastianadlercreutz]

True fans of the game knows that he was the best player of the 90s and the best playmaker of all time. But for me, he was the best ever to grace the game, I can watch these videos over and over and over... Only a few players gave me the "magic sensational" feeling, Laudrup and Ronaldinho and Pele. Saw him the first time in 82-83 I think at Gilleleje Festival in Denmark, playing with his brother Brian, he must have been 17-18 years old.

[thesprawl]

1:53 - this is the first place I ever saw the roulette ever pulled off, it was a Scotland Denmark match. I went out the next day at school and spent months trying to perfect it.


It's the most perfect example of the roulette, because he beats two players with the one move, and takes them both out of the game, all while moving through a small gap between them. I searched for this piece of footage for years! Cheers uploader

[christianmohrchristensen]

The most creative player in the history of football. The best footballer never to have won Ballon D'or.

[aristodiga]

now I understand why andres iniesta said he learned a lot from michael laudrup.

[weesky]

i miss this playmaker area so much :/ it was football, class, and not only athletism

[maromaro]

To me, he is THE BEST MIDFIELDER EVER BORN!

I don't care about "big names", PR-players, "primadonnas"...
HE HAD EVERYTHING the one who is THE BEST must have; dribblings of all sorts_ in place, running with the ball at any speed, fantastic passing, shots on goal as well, fantastic free kicks, dictating the course and tempo of the game, imagination and reading of the game, ... he was underrated, but not true football lovers take it into account, BECAUSE WE RECOGNIZE THE TRUE VALUE, THE BIGGEST CLASS OF THE PLAYER and his name is Michael Laudrup - THE GREATEST!!!

[enricopascucci]

His goal against Argentinos Juniors in the Intercontinental Cup final (4:56) is simply an artistic masterpiece. Note also the 'triangle' with Platini; two masters at work..

[LucasTheUltimate]

The fact that players like Laudrup don't have a Ballon D'or really makes you question the prestige of that award.

[luislizard]

Debuted in serie A in the 80’s ( then the toughest league ever) at 19
Beast ❤️