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Best Olympic football teams in history

Last update 10 August, 2024 por Alberto Llopis

What have been the best Olympic teams in football history? Most won Olympic gold, but some inexplicably failed in their attempt having genuine great team. All with various nuances that should be taken into account:

– the first three editions were disputed by clubs (1896, 1900 y 1904)

– de 1908 a 1948 the absolute national teams played even 1930 It was considered the true world countries because there was no actual World Cup.

– de 1952 a 1988 were amateur teams with the aim of not detracting from the popularity of the Mundial de fútbol.

– A partir de 1992 Professional teams but made allowed for under 23 years and a maximum of three sub-23.

Procedamos a descubrir las mejores selecciones olímpicas de fútbol de la historia

España 2024: Impecable el torneo de la selección Española en los JJOO de París 2024. Menos de un mes después de ganar la Eurocopa 2024 la absoluta, fueron los chavales de la Olímpica los que consiguieron el premio del Oro tras un torneo espectacular y una final ganada a Francia por 3 a 5 tras un final de partido y una prórroga vibrantes. Fue el segundo oro olímpico en la historia del fútbol español.

Además con 2 récords como en el caso de Álex Baena y Fermín quienes consiguieron entrar en la historia y en la selecta lista de 3 jugadores que han conseguido ganar una Eurocopa y unos JJOO en el mismo verano.

El otro fue Albert Rust, portero francés que ganó la Eurocopa y los JJOO de 1984 con Francia. Fermín además consiguió ser el máximo goleador español en unos JJOO con 6 goles.

Brasil 2016: tI had to arrive this year so that Brazil, dominator of the soccer world cup, managed to win his first gold medal in an Olympic Games. He also did it at home, in Maracana and took the thorn out of the other 3 endings that he had lost during his history. A team in which there were players like Gabriel Jesús, Marquinhos, Rafinha Alcantara (cuyo hermano Tiago fue internacional con España) and Neymar. Casi nada. Una de las mejores selecciones olímpicas de fútbol de la historia.

mejores selecciones olímpicas de la historia del fútbol
Brazil was proclaimed the gold medal of the Olympic Games 2016 in Marcaná. FOTO: ElUniverso

Brasil 1996: Games of Atlanta accounted for first win of an African team at the Olympics. But it was not for lack of rivals, for if one checks the list of players who had frightened Brazil. Formation, Juninho, Rivaldo, Bebeto, Roberto Carlos, Ronaldo (Ronaldinho named), Savio, etc…all of them led by Mario Zagallo they were unable to win the title that if they would achieve 20 años después, en 2016.

Of course front, Nor was a choice that I was wrong. Trust me, Okocha, Kanu or Babayaro had at such an early age a physique superior to any Olympic and youth team of that time.

Argentina 1996: Carlos Gustavo Bossio, Pablo Cavallero, Javier Zanetti, Pablo Paz, Roberto Ayala, José Chamot, Robert Nestor Sensini, Mauricio Pineda, Ariel Ortega, Hugo Morales, Christian Bassedas, Matias Almeyda, Marcelo Gallardo, Gustavo Lopez, Marcelo Delgado, Hernan Crespo and Claudio López formed a template that ride in the tournament until he fell Nigeria final.

The lice, Sensini, Ayala, Burrito Crespo and were the spearhead of a selection that can hardly be repeated in the history of football and played a football full of talent and magic. the win is still remembered 3-0 to the Spain of Raúl and Ivan de la Peña.

España 1992: la selección española logró su primer oro olímpico en casa ante Polonia gracias a un gol de Kiko en los últimos minutos. Of course the gaditano was not the only star. There were many more. Toni Canizares and put safety under the sticks, Ferrer, Abelardo including containment, Guardiola football and Alfonso and said Kiko goal. The fight was in charge of Luis Enrique and Juanma López. En definitiva, a great team.

mejores selecciones olímpicas de la historia del fútbol
Spain was proclaimed champion of the Olympic Games 1992 en el Camp Nou. FOTO: FC Barcelona

España 2000- Sidney everything was set for Spain reaching up with his second Olympic gold. Con 2-0 and penalty in the early stages, nothing presaged Cameroon Eto'o and company eventually turning over the game and won it on penalties. It was not Casillas, but still Xavi, Puyol, Ángulo, Marchena…They are forming a template of the maximum peak.

España 1996: They played no gold or silver or any medal for goleados fell in emphatic fashion by Argentina 0-3 in the quarterfinals of the best Olympic football tournament history. But they were Raul, De la Pena, Mendieta, Óscar, Roger, ALKORTA, New house, etc…

mejores selecciones olímpicas de la historia del fútbol
Spain took a great team to Atlanta 96. FOTO: Brand

Argentina 2008: were champions because this time the best team behaved as such. It was in Beijing and is easy to be clear if there are the likes of Leo Messi, Javier Mascherano, Ángel Di Maria, Sergio Aguero, Riquelme and thus a large number of known faces.

Hungría 1952: who writes for the best Olympic team ever. There were names and an attacker seal huge that not only winning but sweeping rivals with four very hungry attackers goal. They were the advance party of the “team gold” and an indelible mark marked. They put them 6 to Sweden in the semis, 7 Turkey quartered, 3 Italy in the second round and two to Yugoslavia in the final. There could be many more because there were names like Puskas, Czibor, Kocsis speak for themselves.

España 1920: el birth of fury. It was not a quality team but left a unique way of doing things, genuine, special. Claw, coraje, force, my squad that shot them saying the great Belauste. They were also Zamora, Eizaguirre, Pichichi, a unique generation that got beat Denmark in their first game and only defeat Belgium sleep deprived them out champions.

El nacimiento de la Furia se produjo en Amberes.
The birth of Fury came in Antwerp.

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Julio Muñoz
Julio Muñoz
Journalist, specialist in international football and retro. I write in Colgadosporelfutbol.com and you can follow me at @ juliomv1982

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