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Published 17:20 22 Dec 2017 GMT

Ronaldinho, Cruyff, Fernando Hierro, Raul, Maradona. These are just some of the legends to miss out. Ronaldinho was initially in ahead of Di Stefano, but the Real Madrid forward is consistently mentioned in the same breath as Pele and Maradona as the greatest player to have ever lived.
Speaking of Diego, his best club years were with Napoli. Had he produced his best form at the Camp Nou, his inclusion would have been simple.
As with any combined XI, it's purely subjective. There's no winning here. It's practically guaranteed that you will disagree with a chunk of our selection.
Because of that, feel free to hit us up with your own combined XIs on Facebook and Twitter. Or don't. It's entirely up to you. But it would be good to get the debate flowing.Explore more on these topics:
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