There are duos in the football world that have made history, such as Mbappé and Messi, who dominated Ligue 1 with PSG, and Özil and Cristiano Ronaldo. However, other duos stood out more for their oddity than for their great performance.

Here we present the strangest ones:

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- Ronaldinho and Pochettino: The Argentine shone more as a coach than as a player; however, he had the pleasure of sharing the pitch with Ronaldinho.

- Cristiano Ronaldo and Piqué: The biggest icon of Madridism and one of the best defenders from Barcelona shared the pitch at Manchester United.

- Totti and Guardiola: The most loyal man in the history of football shared the pitch with one of the best coaches in football history. Did he learn anything from him to make his forwards better?

- Toni Kroos and Arturo Vidal: Two of the best midfielders in football history, the German remembered for his exquisite technique and Arturo Vidal, who always stood out for being an excellent all-rounder.

- Aubameyang and Ronaldo Nazario: One of the most in-form players of the season with Marseille, Aubameyang dazzled alongside the mythical "R9" in an AC Milan that aspired to everything.

- alcao and Alexis Sánchez: Two of the best South Americans who conquered Europe were together at Millonario. A duo that, if seen together in their prime, would have conquered all possible titles. One can dream.

- Simeone and Maradona: “El Pelusa” and “El Cholo” were together at a Sevilla that excited many. Despite not winning a title together, it is curious that two of Argentina's greatest icons once shared the pitch.