World 1 left selection, 0 players in the Premier League are on the list, and four top players in Paris, Bayern, Barcelona and Inter Milan are on the list

With the end of the Ligue 1 and Bundesliga, and the League Cup has also decided on the winner, the five major European leagues have entered the final stage this season. SCORE90, the authoritative media in the field of football data, has given the ranking of personnel in each position based on the players' performance this season. Compared with other positions, there are many players on the Premier League, but there is no one in the Premier League as the left back, which shows that the Premier League is lacking in this position. No wonder Kirgiz, who is of mediocre qualifications, can be snatched by many wealthy families. Let’s see who are on the list in the ‘Great Left Back’ ranking.

Fifth place: Grimaldo Leverkusen

Grimaldo, who is about to turn 30, is a story of mutual success with Leverkusen. Although he was born in the famous Barcelona Youth Training School, due to his height and physical conditions such as 171CM, he was unable to find opportunities in the first team until he was 20 years old and was attracted by Benfica, and finally he had a turnaround.

In Benfica's 8 years, Grimaldo gradually showed a certain reputation, but because of his average physical fitness, most of the giants were reluctant to buy it. It was not until 2023 that his fellow villager Alonso took office as Leverkusen. Alonso, who played with three defenders as the core, urgently needed a left-back with strong assist capabilities. Grimaldo, whose contract expired, happened to be able to be free of signing, so he finally entered mainstream European football at the age of 27.

Now, Grimaldo has been favored by Real Madrid, and has great hope to return to the place where the dream of Spain began and step onto the top stage. This is undoubtedly a perfect football journey for Grimaldo, who will be over 30 this year.

4th place: Dimarco Inter Milan

Compared with Grimaldo, Dimarco has been much smoother. As early as the youth team, he was the skipping champion at Inter Milan at all levels. His superb footwork and on-field reading ability made him stand out easily among his peers. However, due to physical conditions, Dimarco changed from a left winger to a left midfielder, and finally had to play as the left back, and his position was constantly adjusted backward.

Then Dimarco also started his own loan journey like many of his peers, leaving traces in Sion, Serie A and other teams. Fortunately, with Inzaggi taking office, there were financial problems with Inter Milan and he had to save money, which gave Dimarco the opportunity to return to the team. Everyone knows the final result. Not only did he seize the opportunity, he also became one of the highest-priced left-backs in the world with a net worth of 60 million euros. He was also the first youth training player to become the core of Inter Milan in more than 20 years. As the opening club of the great left-back, Inter Milan's inheritance has finally continued after Facheti's retirement nearly 50 years.

Third: Alles Valde Barcelona

Apart from age, Alles Valde has almost no shortcomings. His speed is no less than Alfonso Davis, his dribbling is no less than Nuno Mendes, and his passing style is only comparable to Dimarco. The only flaw is that he is only 21 years old. His too thin body sometimes makes him feel a little difficult to fight, but this attribute will definitely improve with age and the future is promising.

Second place: Alfonso Davis Bayern Munich

To be honest, if you only look at the performance this season, Davis is really not worthy of such a high ranking. Because of the renewal of his contract, Bayern's performance was barely called it a good goal for half a season, and he was injured at a critical moment of the season.

However, in terms of ability, although Alfonso Davis' dribbling and passing are almost the weakest on the list, his speed makes up for everything. His martial arts are only fast and fast. As long as he recovers from injury, he will still be the fastest left-back in the world.

No. 1: Nuno Mendes

Mendes is one of the few players in Paris Grande who can buy cheap and good quality. When he joined the Portuguese Sports, the transfer fee was less than 40 million euros. This is simply incredible for a rich club like Paris. Not only does it have no premium, but its current value exceeds the transfer price.

Mendes is ranked first in this list, on the one hand, Paris Saint-Germain has indeed performed well this season, and on the other hand, it is his balance. He is not as fast as Davis, but he can also rank second, his passes are not as good as Dimarco and Grimaldo, but he can also rank third. His personal dribble may be slightly inferior to Valde, but he is still second. In physical confrontation, even if he is not as good as Davis, he can at least tie with Dimarco.

He is the player with the least shortcomings in this position.