Andrés Iniesta not only scored the goal that gave Spain the first World Cup, but he was also one of the main standard-bearers of Vicente del Bosque’s team’s game philosophy. Chosen as the man of the match over first-rate players such as Xavi, Fábregas and Villa and the Dutches Sneijder, Robben and Van Persie, this 26-year-old Spanish player dedicated his goal in the final match to the deceased Dani Jarque. Acclaimed as the rational player of the World Cup winning team, Andres Iniesta displays his talent in the BBVA League as a member of the Barcelona, with which he has already won several Leagues and The King’s Cup, apart from the Champions League and the FIFA Club World Cup.