The hard player: Mirko Vučinić
Mirko Vučinić is a Montenegrin striker born in Nikšić, Yugoslavia. He first made his name at US Lecce with 118 games and 39 goals, before joining AS Roma where he racked up 203 games and 64 goals.
Juventus then came calling: 96 games, 25 goals in northern Italy. He ended his career at Al-Jazira Club in the UAE, where he scored 32 goals in just 33 games, before returning to his roots at Sutjeska Nikšić (10 games, 4 goals). He had also represented Yugoslavia at under-16 level, scoring 3 goals in 2 games.
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PlayThe medium player: Nigel de Jong
Nigel de Jong is a Dutch defensive midfielder born in Amsterdam. He came through the ranks at Ajax Amsterdam, where he played 133 games and scored 13 goals. A powerful presence in midfield, he then made his mark at Hamburger SV (94 games, 5 goals) before crossing the Channel.
At Manchester City he played 137 games and scored 2 goals. AC Milan then signed him for 96 games and 7 goals, before he ended his career at Al-Shahania in Qatar (30 games, 1 goal). He also represented the Netherlands at youth level, earning 6 caps for the Dutch U17 side.
The easy player: Peter Schmeichel
Peter Schmeichel is a Danish goalkeeper born in Gladsaxe. He started out at Hvidovre IF, making 78 appearances, before moving to Brøndby IF where he played 139 games.
It was at Manchester United that he reached the peak of his powers, lining up 398 times for the Red Devils. He then continued his career at Sporting CP (63 appearances) before hanging up his gloves. With the Danish national team, he earned 129 caps and even scored 1 goal – a rare feat for a goalkeeper.