A year after losing the 1990 World Cup final to West Germany, Maradona moved to Spanish club Sevilla, but his career was on the decline. McBride was selected to play in the 2002 World Cup and started all five games as the USA reached the quarter-finals. Maradona played from 1976-81 for first division club Argentinos Juniors, then went to Boca Juniors for a year before heading to Barcelona for a world-record $8 million. Bold, fast and utterly unpredictable, Maradona was a master of attack, juggling the ball easily from one foot to the other as he raced upfield. He remade its fortunes almost single-handedly, taking it to the 1987 Italian league championship for its first title in 60 years.