Author of a beautiful World Cup 98 with the key to some dribbling from elsewhere, Jay-Jay Okocha saw his career turned upside down following this French World Cup. Modest in height (1.74m), the Nigerian midfielder had fire in the legs. His devastating changes of support and his illegible side confused the defenders of the opposing team. Impossible for them to anticipate the slightest gesture of the emblematic number 10, so extraordinary was his liveliness and creativity. A quick, talented, and skilful playmaker, Okocha usually played as an attacking midfielder, and is widely considered by certain pundits internationally as the best Nigerian footballer ever, and as one of the best African players of all time. He is still remembered by Fenerbahçe fans as one of the legends of the club and country. Okocha was known for his confidence and trickery with the ball, technique, creativity, flair, close control, and dribbling skills, as well as his turn of pace and his use of feints, in particular the stepover and his trademark turns. Due to his skill and nickname, he was described as being 'so good that they named him twice' (a line immortalised in a terrace chant while Okocha played for Bolton Wanderers). Despite his ability, however, he was also known for being inconsistent.

Ok.... i think it's time to move this set, if someone hasn't any more suggestions, i'll move it in Friday.

I know, I'm a bit late but I had one idea: don't you think his DEF could be bit higher for his late years? I always had the impression he improved in this aspect In PES 5, Konami gave him 47 which is too high IMO but I think his DEF could be raised a bit
Btw, his greatest goal:

Such a fantastic player but somehow he always lacked discipline what prevented him of becoming a better player..