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Alfredo Di Stéfano: cards, rarity and popularity

A football coach who died in 2014, Alfredo Di Stéfano has a full set of cards in the Elofoot card game. He played as a forward. He was a full international from 1947 to 1947 (national team: Argentina).

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Alfredo Di Stéfano

CoachYear 2023
Rarity: Rare
2023 card, the rarest

Image: Unknown author · Public domain · source

Club career: Boca Juniors (1945-1949), Club Atlético Huracán (1946), Millonarios (1949-1953), Real Madrid Club de Fútbol (1953-1964) and RCD Espanyol de Barcelona (1964-1966). As a coach, he has managed Elche CF (1967-1968), Boca Juniors (1969-1970, 1985), Valencia CF (1970-1974, 1979-1980, 1986-1988), Sporting CP (1974), Rayo Vallecano (1975-1976), CD Castellón (1976-1977) and 2 more. Awards and titles linked to his cards: UEFA President's Award 2007 (winner), 1957–58 European Cup (top scorer) and Pichichi Trophy 1956 (winner).

How it works: one card per year, with a rarity set by that year's real-world popularity, measured on Wikipedia.

The cards, year by year

Alfredo Di Stéfano has 12 cards in the game, from 2015 to 2026. All of them are rare. The standout is the 2023 card, a rare one minted on a median of 60,759 views a month. Once minted, a card is frozen - the rarity of its year stays with it for good.

  1. 2015Rarity: Rare33K views/month
  2. 2016Rarity: Rare32K views/month
  3. 2017Rarity: Rare27K views/month
  4. 2018Rarity: Rare30K views/month
  5. 2019Rarity: Rare26K views/month
  6. 2020Rarity: Rare38K views/month
  7. 2021Rarity: Rare41K views/month
  8. 2022Rarity: Rare42K views/month
  9. 2023Rarity: Rare61K views/month
  10. 2024Rarity: Rare51K views/month
  11. 2025Rarity: Rare39K views/month
  12. 2026Rarity: Rare36K views/month

Popularity year by year

Popularity is the monthly median of views of his Wikipedia page, year by year. It peaked in 2023 (60,759 views a month) and was lowest in 2019 (26,414). In 2025, the median reached 38,801 views a month, down 23% on 2024. Over the last twelve months: 35,533 views a month.

Monthly median views of the Wikipedia page, per year, and rarity of that year's card
YearViews per month (median)Card of the year
2026last 12 months35,533Rarity: Rare
202538,801Rarity: Rare
202450,676Rarity: Rare
202360,759Rarity: Rare
202241,784Rarity: Rare
202140,680Rarity: Rare
202038,461Rarity: Rare
201926,414Rarity: Rare
201830,010Rarity: Rare
201726,744Rarity: Rare
201631,797Rarity: Rare
20156 months measured32,555Rarity: Rare

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  1. 1.In what year was Alfredo Di Stéfano born?

Profile

Born
1926
Died
2014
Nationality
Argentina, Spain
Position
Forward
Clubs
National team
Coached

Related

  • UEFA President's AwardWinner · 2007
  • 1957–58 European CupTop scorer · 1957
  • Pichichi TrophyWinner · 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959

Frequently asked questions

What is the rarest Alfredo Di Stéfano card?

The 2023 card, which is rare: that year the subject's Wikipedia page drew a median of 60,759 views a month.

How many Alfredo Di Stéfano cards are there?

12 cards, one per year of fame, from 2015 to 2026.

Which was Alfredo Di Stéfano's most popular year?

2023, with a median of 60,759 views a month on his Wikipedia page - the 2023 card is rare.

Which teams has Alfredo Di Stéfano coached?

Elche CF (1967-1968), Boca Juniors (1969-1970, 1985), Valencia CF (1970-1974, 1979-1980, 1986-1988), Sporting CP (1974), Rayo Vallecano (1975-1976), CD Castellón (1976-1977), Club Atlético River Plate (1981-1982) and Real Madrid Club de Fútbol (1982-1984, 1990-1991).

How do I get a Alfredo Di Stéfano card?

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Image credits

Image: Unknown author · Public domain · source

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