8 Football legends make DNA: Seedorf del Scandinavian, Pres Italian, Spanish Crespo and Greek Zambrotta

On the popular YouTube page called “My Heritage”, 8 world football legends have taken the DNA test to determine their ethnic origin.

Including Robert Perres [World and European Champion with France], Hernan Crespo [a fantastic attacker from Argentina], Gianluca Zambrotta [world champion with Italy], Gilberto Silva [world champion with Brazil], Luis Garcia [Spanish striker], John Barnes [the legendary English offensive] and Lothar Mattous [German legend].

Luis Garcia came out 84,7% iberian, 10.1 percent Jewish Sefardic from North Africa, and 4 percent Irish, Scottish, and Wales, translated Periscope.

Robert Peares was born 48.5 percent iberian, 38.1 percent Italian, and 4.7 percent North African.

Clarkence Seadorf came out 46.2 percent of Nigeria, 36.2 percent from Sierra Leone, and 6.3 percent Scandinavian.

Lothar Matthaus came out completely mixed, with 24.3 percent English, 24.7 for the northern and western European average, and 17.4 percent from Baltic.

Gilberto Silva was released 19,4 percent of Nigeria, 17 percent American and 16.3 percent Iberian.

English legend John Barnes found 41.2 percent Nigeria, 16.5 percent from Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and 13.5 percent from Sierra Leone.

Crespo became 48.7 percent Iberian, 27,6 percent Italian, and 17.6 percent from northern and western Europe.

Gianluca Zambrotta was released 62.6 percent Italian, 20.3 percent Greek, and 14.9 percent from Western and Northern Europe.

These results, as you can see from the following video, surprised the players who had made so many presentations for their national teams, reaching peak results. /Periscopi