There's so many outstanding #10s left, Di Stéfano was too good to turn down but I'm beginning to wonder whether someone like Baresi might've been the better option. Picked him on the basis of going for players I have a personal affection for but I didn't realise there'd still be players in the 6th, 7th and 8th round I'd pay a feckload of money just to see train. The '70s playmakers in particular have been surprisingly overlooked so far.
I've thought from a strategic point of view some drafters would've played it differently in that the logical thing to do would be to get players from lesser or more obscure nations in the earlier rounds and then take advantage of the enormous pool of talent bigger nations have later into the draft.
As to your point, there are some absolutely stellar play-makers left out there who seem to have been way-sided, it has surprised me that some of the absolute best to ever play the role have not been picked by anybody thus far. I'm kind of curious to see when they will be taken, actually. Kind of hoping some are playing a tactical blinder and will start pulling these gems out of nowhere when others least expect it.