Barcelona's Beautiful Story With Numbers 10

Barcelona is the club founded in 1899 by a group of Swiss, Spanish, English, and local Catalonas footballers led by Joan Gamper

The club has become a Catalan culture symbol, so their popular motto is “Més quae un klub” or “more than a” club. Unlike many other football clubs, supporters have it and run Barcelona.

Within the country, Barcelona has won a record 74 trophies -- 26 La League, 30 Copa del Rey, 13 Supercupa of Spain, 3 Copa Eva Duarte and 2 Cup de la League trophies, and record holders for the last four events.

In international club football, the club has won 20 European and world titles: 5 titles of the Champions League, 4 UEFA Cup Cup Cups, 5 Supercups of the U EFA, as well as 3 World Cups for Clubs.

Barcelona is one of the world's most supported teams, and the club throughout history has had big football names in its bosom.

Barcelona players have won a record number of Golden Ball prizes (12), as well as a record number of World Player's Awards from FIFA (7).

However, that is not all, since Barcelona has an interesting history related to the legendary number 10. Over the years this number has been kept by popular footballers who have won every possible trophy.

Journal AS has brought a list of great names that have carried this number of Barcelona fans over the years, and Telegraph Bring it to them below:

Louis Swarez Miramontes

The player born in Coruna was with Barcelona between 1954-1961 and was wearing the number 10 fanella during the 1960/61 season.

Juan Manuel Assens

Assens was with Barcelona from 1970 to 1981 and was wearing the number 10 fanella in the 78/79 season.

Diego Armando Maradona

The Argentinian legend wore the number 10 fanella for his two seasons with FC Barcelona in 1982-1984.

Steve Archibald

The ex-player of Aberdeen and Spurs was wearing a ten-year fanella during the 85/86 season, while spending a total of three seasons in Camp Nou.

Robert Fernandez

Fernandez was a Barca player from 1986 to 1990, and kept the fanella with a ten for the 89/90 season.

Pep Guardilla

Manchester City's current coach was at Barça between 1990 and 2001, wearing the fanella number "10" in the 91/92 season.

Robert Witschge

The Dutch player was with Barcelona from 1991 to 1993 wearing the number 10 fanella in the 91/92 season.

William Amor

Amor was with Barça for a decade as a player, but has kept the number 10 fanella only in the 92/93 season.

Eusebius

The player of Waldalide had a large number of fans during his stay in Barcelona (1988-1995). He kept 10 in season 92/93.

Hristo Stoichkov

Bulgarian legend mainly kept the number 8 in its time at the club, but changed it to 10 for the 93/94 season.

Romario

Brazil's Romario was wearing a 3.10 fan at both of his Barcelona seasons, 93/94 and 94/95.

Gheorghe Hagi

The Romanian sponsor used the fanella by ten at a time of the 94/95 season.

Lewis Carreras

Carreras was a defense midfielder and a wing defender, but she wore the number 10 lantern at a time of the 95/96 season.

Roger Garcia

Spanish Garcia played Barça during 1995 1999 and wore the number 10 fanella in seasons 94/95 and 95/96.

Jari Litmanen

The Finnish star was part of the Catalonas team for three seasons, wearing the number fanella "10" in the 99/00 season.

Giovanni

Brazil has kept its number 10 fanele in its three seasons with Barcelona (1996-1999).

Rivaldo

The creative Brazilian star wore the No.10 fanfare in both seasons 200/01 and 2001/02, while he spent five years in total with the Catalonas team.

Roman Riquelme

The magical Argentinaer played a short time at Barcelona, but held the number 10 fanele for a season (2002-03).

Ronaldinho

The Brazilian creative player was one of the players who wore the top fan number 10 at Barca. Ronaldinho had this number in his five seasons in Catalun (2003-2008).

Lionel Messy

Messi made his debut on the first team in 2004, and has worn the number 10 fanella with the team from Camp Nou since 2008/09 to this day.