In association football, the Rabona is the technique of kicking the football where the kicking leg is crossed behind the back of the standing leg.

7 Soccer Moves and Tricks That Will Help you Beat Defenders

• Inside touch, Scissor. This is my go-to move.
• Diagonal Cruyff. The cruyff is a versatile move.
• Elastico. The elastico is quick and deadly.
• Maradona.
• V-Pull.
• Forward roll, stopovers, and scissors.
• Stop and go.

The drag back fake requires a five-star skill rating and it can be performed by pressing L1/LB+R1/RB and moving the right analog stick back and forth between the direction your player is facing and the opposite direction. It’s a difficult skill move to learn, but it’s incredibly difficult to defend against.

Ricardo Quaresma

Brazilian star Neymar is a notable exponent of the rainbow flick in the modern game.

A tribute to free-kick king Juninho Pernambucano, football’s god of chaos. Juninho Pernambucano was part of a Lyon side that failed to translate their Ligue 1 dominance into Champions League success, but somehow that only makes us remember him even more fondly.

King of Skill, also known as Brent, is a Canadian gaming YouTuber who makes montage videos out of games such as Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Among Us, Fall Guys, etc.

The soccer rainbow is a flashy move that amazes the crowd and can double as an offensive tool to push the ball forward. It’s a slightly tricky technique that involves using your foot to scoot the ball up your leg, then kicking it with your opposite heel so that it arcs neatly over your head.

Considered disrespectful, but not illegal, the rainbow flick is a spectacle. And Neymar has mastered the football trick to be crowned king of rainbow flick.

Sport: Soccer. Light touch by an outfield player, with head or foot, that diverts the ball to a teammate. With a goalkeeper, any sudden movement of the hand that deflects away a shot or header bound for goal.

Lionel Messi

Current Top 10 Best Defenders In The World

• Gerard Pique (Barcelona)
• Thiago Silva (Chelsea)
• Aymeric Laporte (Manchester City)
• Mats Hummels (Bayern Munich)
• Giorgio Chiellini (Juventus)
• Kalidou Koulibaly (Napoli)
• Raphael Varane (Real Madrid)
• Sergio Ramos (Real Madrid)

Lionel Messi has a pass completion rate of 83.6 % and a rate of 62.5% for passes into the box. Junior Neymar has a pass completion rate of 78.84% and a rate of 71.43 % for passes into the box.