by FourFourTwo staff @https://twitter.com/@FourFourTwo Published 9 min ago We are part of The Trust Project What is it? Shirt numbers vary in significance around the world. The No.4 in Britain, for example, is traditionally an industrious midfielder, while in Brazil, he's more likely to be a ball-playing centre-back.  But in all corners of the globe, the No.10 means roughly the same thing. 10s are the classy, creative players in a side - often capable of scoring goals, most likely the ones you rely on for the pass.  And often, the greatest footballers of all time have donned the shirt number - Lionel Messi, Dennis Bergkamp, Diego Maradona, Pelé and William Gallas, but to name a few. ...
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