These Are The 11 Best Players In The History Of The ChatGPT Version Of The Euro

Franz Beckenbauer (Germany) is one of the best defensive players at the ChatGPT version of the Euro (photo: x @UEFAcom_de)

JAKARTA - In a search to create an ultimate Euro football team, MailOnline requested help from ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence well-known for its ability to make choices based on abundant data.

The ChatGPT-generated team has created a stir among football fans because none of the England players have been selected, not even as substitutes.

The team formation was formed in a classical 4-3-3 format, featuring some of the greatest legends to have played at the UEFA European Championship since the first tournament in 1960. Below are the full details of the ChatGPT version of the final Euro team:

Goalkeeper: Iker Casillas (Spain) Iker Casillas was selected thanks to his outstanding contribution in bringing Spain to two Euro titles in 2008 and 2012. He is known for his calmness, tactical expertise, brilliant reflex, leadership, and crucial saves at important moments.

Behind Right: Philipp Lahm (Germany) Philipp Lahm is recognized as one of the best right-backs in German football history, although he only won runner-up medals at Euro 2008. His consistency and versatile ability could be the main reason he was elected.

Central Defenders: Franco Baresi (Italy) and Franz Beckenbauer (Germany) Franco Baresi, despite never winning the Euro title, are considered an integral part of Italy's defense in two European championships, while Franz Beckenbauer, winner of the Euro 1972 title, is known for his elegantness, possession of the ball, and his contribution as a defender.

Behind Left: Paolo Maldini (Italy) Paolo Maldini, a legend at left-back position, was chosen thanks to his extraordinary resilience and his consistent ability to give a solid performance at the highest level.

Midfielder: Xavi Hernandez (Spain), Michel Platini (France), Zinedine Zidane (France) Xavi Hernandez, who won the Euro twice with Spain, is appreciated for his accuracy in passing and his vision in managing the game. Michel Platini, a 1984 Euro star with nine goals, is best known for his creative abilities from midfield, while Zinedine Zidane, the winner of the Euro 2000 title, is valued for his balance, skills, and ability to control the game.

Serang: Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal), Marco van Basten (Netherlands), Thierry Henry (France) Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the best players in the world, is a mainstay in the right wing with his physical strength and goalscoring abilities. Marco van Basten, with five goals at Euro 1988, is known for his graceful technique and clinical finish, while Thierry Henry, with his sharpness and speed, is an option in the left wing.

Manager: Vicente del Bosque (Spain) Vicente del Bosque, as manager of Spain, is recognized for his ability to maintain team harmony and manage players well, as evidenced by his success in winning the Euro 2012 title.

The team is also equipped with strong substitutes, including Gianluigi Buffon, Sergio Ramos, Ronald Koeman,ios Iniesta, Andrea Pirlo, Gerd M\"uller, and Antoine Griezmann, featuring a mix of players from various eras who have contributed significantly to the Euro championship.

Although the decision not to vote for players from England, such as Wayne Rooney or Gareth Bale, came as a surprise, the team reflected elections based on a significant historical contribution to the Euros. The excitement and debate that arises from this choice shows only the subjective nature of such selection, but has also revived the glory of the legends who have graced the Euro stage over the past few decades.