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About Maradona:

• "Maradona was a great player but, see well: he didn't shoot with the right, he didn't do headers... he wasn't complete. And there is another thing: why do so many Olympic athletes lose their medals when they are caught doped and he is not? The Argentinians do not give up. First they opposed me to Di Stéfano, then Sívori and Maradona. First they decide who is the best of the three of them and then they realise that I am worth more than the three of them put together." - Pelé.
  
• "The greatest player I’ve ever seen, way ahead of everyone else, including Platini, Rummenigge and the rest. Maradona was a cut above everybody. Diego was not only the best player, but also the most honest, he was an example on the pitch. He was respectful of everyone, from the best known to the most humble. He was kicked to death and never complained, not like today's players". - Paolo Maldini.
  
• When Diego scored that second goal against us, I felt like applauding. I’d never felt like that before, but it’s true… and not just because it was such an important game. It was impossible to score such a beautiful goal. He’s the greatest player of all time, by a long way. A genuine phenomenon." - Gary Lineker.
  
• "The best of all times is Maradona. I admired him at the 1986 and 1990 World Cups. Today there are great players like Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo, but what I saw Maradona do I have not seen anyone else". - Ryan Giggs.
  
• "Some say Pele was the greatest player of all time, but not me. Maradona will always be the greatest. He won World Cup in 1986, narrowly lost in the final in 1990 and then in 1994 maybe would have won it again had he not been banned. The crucial difference with Pele is that Maradona wasn’t surrounded by great players; he had to carry the team himself. If you took Maradona out of Argentina they would not win the World Cup, but I think Brazil without Pele would still have won.” - Eric Cantona
  
• "Everyone was at his feet as a footballer. Diego was the best player in the world. To give you an idea, he was Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo in one player" - Andreas Brehme.
  
• “Pele’s my idol but I saw Maradona play. There’s no question in my mind that he’s the number one. He might have had his faults but he’s shown on the pitch what real football is all about. My dream is to play with him one day, if only for a few minutes. I learned a lot just by watching him play.”- Roberto Carlos.
  
• "The best player there has ever been, better than Pele. I watched him closely in Italy every week and he was at a different level to everyone else. Some of the things he did were unbelievable. He could control the ball without looking, which meant if the pass was on, he would take it.” - Ruud Gullit
  
• "There is something magical about Maradona. He was an artist, even with the excesses of artists, a genius that lived in his own world. We would all love to be Maradona, forgetting every stupid thing he did in his life, because he is the way he is, he is a whole, he is genuine. I had the pleasure of training him when he was already more than 50 years old. He was not well physically but when he had the ball at his feet he still was magic and above everyone on the pitch, he played with Baggio and Del Piero, and they gave him the ball. I think that hurts England, even today. They still remember it. Maradona struck at English pride for decades,” - Arsene Wenger
  
• "Diego was capable of things no one else could match. What Zidane or I could do with a ball, Maradona could do them with an ORANGE." - Michel Platini.
  
• "Maradona is a God to the people of Naples. Maradona changed history. In 80 years, we had always suffered, fighting against relegation, yet in seven seasons with him we won two leagues, a UEFA Cup, two Italian Cups. I’m a fan too and to live those years with Maradona was incredible. Being on the pitch when they won the Scudetto was amazing.” Fabio Cannavaro.
  
• "The best of the lot, no question. In my generation, my era, he was simply the best. I saw Maradona do things that God himself would doubt were possible. He always had someone marking him, he always had someone hanging on to him, and yet he could still always conjure up wonderful pieces of magic. A genius.” - Zico
  
• "“"Several people inspired me to become a football player. My uncle that was the one who supported me in anything, and another was Diego Maradona. My uncle once went to South America and when he came back he brought me a shirt from Argentina with the number 10 on it and that's how my love for him began. The first World Cup final I saw in my life was Mexico 86, so Maradona is God to me.” - Didier Drogba.
  
• "We owe Diego so much that whatever he says, I am never about to agree or disagree. He gave us so much that I feel an obligation to listen and respect, rather than to listen and give my opinion. I feel special idolatry for Maradona, for all that he has given us Argentines through his magic football". - Marcelo Bielsa.
  
• “I asked myself, ‘Who is this man? Who is this footballing magician, this Sex Pistol of international football, this cocaine victim who kicked the habit, looked like Falstaff and was as weak as spaghetti?’ If Andy Warhol had still been alive, he would have definitely put Maradona alongside Marilyn Monroe and Mao Tse-Tung. I’m convinced that if he hadn’t been a footballer, he’d've become a revolutionary.” - Emir Kusturica.
  
• ["I want to salute Diego Maradona because for me he has been, and always will be, football. They invented the ball because they knew that Maradona would exist. He entered the pitch not to compete, but to have fun. The ball was looking for him and not the other way around." - Francesco Totti.
  
• "He left a mark on me and my mind. Especially at the 1986 World Cup, those moments were absolutely sensational. I was 14 at the time and at that age you are aware of everything. At that moment I realized what a player he was and how different he was from the others. He won games without the help of anyone. In 1986, Maradona was in another level". As a player I tried to look like Francescoli, for example, by imitating his controls. But I never dared to try Maradona, because he is inimitable. After 25 years, I haven't seen anyone do anything like that. Even today and with all the great players out there, I think it's very difficult to repeat what Maradona did in 1986." - Zinedine Zidane.
  
• “A genius, a real artist, one of the greatest players in the world. He could win a match on his own. On his own. It was all fair, he could have scored the first with his hand, but the second one was worth two goals. With Maradona, even Arsenal could have won the World Cup.” - Sir Bobby Robson.
  
• "He is the best footballer I have ever played against. This also applies to his behaviour. Absolute respect. I hit him like nobody else because I was not able to contain him. But he never complained. I have good memories of him. I know he has had problems throughout his career, but he is a great guy and a fantastic footballer. We played against each other during the great Milan-Napoli showdown. I had to use forbidden techniques to stop Diego, he was unstoppable. Of the very good players, there is talk of one or two generations. But Maradona, and some others, will be talked about for the whole history of football" - Carlo Ancelotti.
  
• "Messi and Maradona were different. I really don't know if he trained. He could do a very personal training, even with his laces untied. I remember when I was 21 years old that I saw him play at Stuttgart, for Napoli. Watching him warm up, it left you with your mouth open. It was at a very light intensity, he walked practically. But later, when the match started, he played better than everyone else. He silenced the whole stadium. It was an inconceivable thing." - Jürgen Klopp.
  
• "Argentina these days has a strong defence. And in attack it has the dangerousness of Higuaín and Messi, the most gifted player of this century, capable of singlehandely winning a match. The comparison between him and Maradona in 1986 is very appropriate. However, Maradona was then a more exceptional player than what Messi is, even today." - Franz Beckenbauer.
  
• "I think it's disgusting to make comparisons between Messi and Maradona. People who have seen Maradona play enjoyed it very much. People who see Messi do it too. Every era has its heroes, and they should not be compared at any price. Pele was a hero. So was I. So was Maradona. And today it's Messi's turn. Football itself should to be delighted that there is a guy like him because there will be enjoyment again" - Johan Cruyff.
  
• "I don't compare myself to Maradona, I want to make my own story and remain in the pages of history for having done something. But even if millions of years go by, I won't be anywhere near Maradona. And I don't want to get close either. He is, and will always be the greatest of all time." - Lionel Messi.