How could you not see the trend, Skor?! Each line is one nationality! Just to keep these things interesting. For Europe it's: Back 5 Italy, midfield Germany, playmaker France and attack Holland. For the South American XI I couldn't think of enough players for any line from Uruguay, Chile or the like so it ended up being back 6 Argentina, front 5 Brazil! Varela fits in there nicely as the '1' instead of Rattin though, missed a trick there!
Overall (with a focus on balance) maybe...
Zoff
Brehme Kohler Scirea Cabrini
Matthaus Beckenbauer
Maradona Pelé Cruyff
Ronaldo
Juve/Inter & Italy/Germany core looks pretty good at the back there. Is there a better stopper/more complimentary partner to a libero than Kohler? I can't think of one. Hard to leave out Rijkaard particularly when he'd give that discipline and balance but Matthaus will just play a more disciplined role as Beckenbauer does his thing in the middle. Maradona, Pele and Cruyff on the one hand looks like overkill but on the other you have the likes of Iniesta, Silva and Xavi in the Spain side and Rivelino, Tostao and Pele in Brazil's 70 so I think you could probably sneak all three in...ideally you'd have the Pelé-Garrincha axis but then you're putting Maradona in a different role entirely.
As for Tostao absolutely he was a #10, he said so himself manys-a-times and he's spoken at length about playing that position in the world cup in which he said he was just the foil for Pelé and a focal point for the team, but he could clearly play the role. Particularly with Pelé up there supporting him and Didi dropping back to open up that space in the hole for all three of Pelé, Zico and Tostao to drop into. It's a fluid attack just like Tostao likes it.