Daniel,

Thank you, but in this website there are only data from the teams, not from the players.

Does anyone can suggest another one?

Http://www.optasports.com/playground-section.aspx

If you are looking for a Brazilian Dream team, look no futher than the 1970 World Cup Winners. Whilst I am normally a big fan of statistics and data, I do not think any algorithm is going to persuade football fans over the evidence of their own eyes. And a team is more than the sum of its individuals.

Dear Anthony Gordon,

As Brazilian, I know that a team is more than numbers. The 1970 was amazing, as well the 1982.

But I can try to model thedecision making process used by the coachs. The algorithm does not make decision instead of peopler, but it can help a lot.

A team with 11 Peles or 11 Zicos is not a great team, we must find the perfect pieces to fit it in a bigger deal, and so, have a dream team.

I am no statistical expert, but it seems to me that algorithms could quite easily come up with the best players for each position, but I don't see how they could measure or assess the extra contribution from the team as a whole. As for Brazil, in 1970 I am not sure there was any team component over and above the contributions from its vastly talented individuals (no one was surprised at the result), whilst in 1982, I think the whole was less than the sum of its parts, in other words the team underachieved. As for Greece winning the European Championship, was this an example of supreme teamwork? Or simply a chance result?

It is the aim I am trying to reach: the team component.

If you put togeher all best players of each position you will never have a great team. You have to deal with the good and bad skills of every player.

I can't tell you the best team, but I can give you some tips ans hints to aid you to build a better one.