| Fake Name | Real Name | Position | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Paolo Maldini | LB / CB | | R. Baggio | Roberto Baggio | Correct name. The "Divine Ponytail." | | F. Toldo | Dino Zoff | GK (Zoff won WC at 40). | | G. Bergomi | Giuseppe Bergomi | CB | | A. Del Piero | Alessandro Del Piero | Correct. | | C. Vieri | Christian Vieri | Correct. | | F. Inzaghi | Filippo Inzaghi | Correct. | | G. Gattuso | Gennaro Gattuso | Correct. | | R. Donadoni | Roberto Donadoni | Winger. |
Did we miss a classic player? If you find "R. Carlos" in the free agents (that’s Roberto Carlos), or "Cafu" hidden in Brazil, drop a comment below. Long live PES 6. pes 6 classic teams real names
| | Real Team Name | Notes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Cataluña | Classic Netherlands | Perhaps the most confusing name in the game. This team features the Dutch legends of the 70s and 80s. | | Palestina | Classic Germany | Lacking the German license, Konami used this pseudonym for the World Cup winners. | | Andalucía | Classic France | Features the French stars of 1998 and 2000. | | Galicia | Classic England | Features the 1966 World Cup winning squad. | | Aragón | Classic Italy | The Azzurri legends. | | Serbia | Classic Brazil | The home of Pele, Garrincha, and Jairzinho (though player names are often fake). | | Slovenia | Classic Argentina | The Albiceleste legends. | | Fake Name | Real Name | Position
Featuring a mix of the legends, this team is arguably the strongest in the game. Palm: Pelé Torsen: Tostão Lidoanho: Roberto Rivellino Jionalgio: Jairzinho Gialrin: Gérson Cradalm: Clodoaldo Carl Andeson: Carlos Alberto Torres Bruwatto: Brito Taralm: Cláudio Taffarel Lon Paerra: Luís Pereira Zilinho: Zinho Dorim: Dunga Classic France Toldo | Dino Zoff | GK (Zoff won WC at 40)
This article serves as the definitive guide to , explaining why they were changed, listing the real identities of the unlicensed clubs, and showing you how to restore the game to its rightful glory.
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