HoopsHype evaluates the top 50 European football stars! Wherever there is a ranking, there is controversy!

1-10: Nowitzki, Antetokounmpo, Jokic, Gasol, Tony Parker, Doncic, Gobert, Gasol, Drazen Petrovic, Peja Stojakovic.

11-20: Arvydas Sabonis, Schrempf, Divac, Kukoc, Vucevic, Noah, Sabonis Jr., Kirilenko, Rick Schmitz, Goran Dragic.

21-30: Ilgauskas, Rubio, Porzingis, Dino Radega, Gallinari, Batum, Schroder, Sarunas-Maiulionis, Valanciunas, Turkoglu.

31-40: Okur, Dejan Bodiroga, Capela, Calderon, Juan Navarro, Diaw, Markkanen, Bojan Bogdanovic, Fournier, Predrag Danilovic.

41-50: Gortat, Nikos Gallis, Vonbanyama, Bogdan Bogdanovic, Anunoby, Sven Nat, Shen Jing, Spanoulis, Wagner Jr., Zubac.

From the rankings, the only conclusion we can draw is that this is not a result of just looking at the NBA or just looking at international events. But after all, the rankings are rated by Americans, so for them what they see in the NBA is more valuable than in the European leagues. After all, the NBA is also their No. 1 league in the world.

If we only look at achievements in the international arena, I would personally vote for Gasol as the number one player. But if we look at all the achievements, this is the first controversy. The TOP3 drivers, Antetokounmpo and Teacher Yue have also achieved some good results in international and European competitions. At the NBA level, there are also MVPs and championships. Of course, I think the performance of dating teachers in recent years is worthy of a high look.

For me personally, this is difficult to comment on. Of course, I think Schroeder's ranking of 27th can still move up. And many people may also find out why there is no name of Bunyama in front. He is ranked 43rd. This position is slightly lower in terms of achievements, and even more ridiculously low in terms of potential.

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