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Five Best Selling Soccer Autobiographies of all time

It is always fascinating to read about footballers and managers in general but some of these autobiographies have an excellent inside view of their life on and off the field. Here are some of the best selling soccer autobiographies of all time:

I Am Zlatan – Zlatan Ibrahimovic

This book is the story of one of the mavericks of the game: Zlatan Ibrahimovic. The Paris Saint-Germain forward recounts his journey through the tough neighbourhoods he grew up in to become one of the greatest strikers of his generation as he went on to play for historical giants like Ajax Amsterdam, Juventus, Inter Milan, AC Milan and Barcelona. It is a story of grit and determination of a migrant to Sweden and the work he does to become one of the most feared goal getters in football.

Alex Ferguson: My Autobiography

It is the autobiography of legendary Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson, who was at the helm of the Red Devils for 28 years and won 13 league titles as well as two Champions Leagues in the process. The Scotsman is widely regarded as one of the greatest managers of all time and his expertise in building and re-building teams from scratch would see readers from different spheres of life derive something out of the book.

 

Addicted – Tony Adams

Tony Adams is one the greatest players in the history of Arsenal and he went on to play over 500 league games for the Gunners over the course of his time at Highbury. However, it was all not rosy for the defender as he struggled to get off his addiction to drugs and alcoholism to become one of the all-time greats of English football. It is one of the best autobiographies written by a football legend.

El Diego – Diego Maradona

There are not many footballers who have reached the heights of superstardom and success on a football pitch than former Argentina captain Diego Maradona. In his autobiography, the legendary Argentine tells his story of rise from poverty to becoming the world champion in 1986 to his eventual fall due to cocaine addiction.

Full Time: The Secret Life of Tony Cascarino

When it comes to football autobiographies it is hard to outdo this one by Tony Cascarino. The former Millwall, Chelsea and Marseille forward gives a glimpse of his life that was full of vices.

How many of these best selling soccer autobiographies have you read already? Which one is your favourite? Leave your comments below!

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