Johan Cruyff's Dream Team, a legendary team
There are teams that go down in history for their career on the pitch. This is certainly the case for Dream Team de Johan Cruyff, one of The best teams in the history of Barcelona.
Johan Cruyff's Dream Team
This Barcá known as “Dream Team“, for its quality and a marked philosophy of play, was directed by the legend of the Netherlands and the culé club, Johan Cruyff during the decade of 1990. With 'El Flaco’ commanding, Barcelona won four consecutive Spanish Leagues, a Copa del Rey and a European Cup. The first in the history of the club in that mythical final of Wembley in 1992.
The Cruyff's philosophy of play, so marked and even ahead of its time, was known as “Cruyffism” and focused on possession of the ball, mobility and creativity. An innovative game that revolutionized its time, characterized by rigid equipment and little given to imagination.
It is Dream Team del Barcelona It was also characterized by the talent of its national players but also of its international world stars such as Hristo Stoichkov, Ronald Koeman Y Michael Laudrup to which he later joined Romario. The Cruyff era at Barcelona marked a turning point in the club's history and left a lasting legacy in world football that later others such as Guardiola, footballer of this team continued and evolved.
More than five years of success
Johan Cruyff returned to Barcelona in 1988 to become a culé coach after having been a legend on the green and quickly began to implement his innovative game philosophy at the time in the team. The team became the dominator of the Spanish League, winning four consecutive titles between 1991 Y 1994.
Apart from the talented foreign players, the Dream Team de Johan Cruyff it also had young players like Pep Guardiola and important players like José Mari Bakero and Andoni Zubizarreta who would become leaders of the team and the Spanish national team in later years.
The “Dream Team” of Cruyff left a lasting legacy in world football, and his style of play is still admired and studied today. Many of today's most successful players and coaches, like Pep Guardiola who was one of the beacons of that team, have been influenced by Cruyff's philosophy.
