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Who is the most well-traveled elite striker in football history?

By YPB Team

Suitcase always packed, these elite finishers left a trail of goals across continents and clubs. Who's the ultimate footballing nomad? Have your say!

  1. Nicolas Anelka — ranked #11
    Nicolas Anelka
    The enigmatic French striker whose restless career took him through a dozen clubs worldwide.
    1000pts
  2. Zlatan Ibrahimović — ranked #22
    Zlatan Ibrahimović
    The Swedish icon who scored everywhere from Ajax and Juventus to Barcelona, Milan, PSG and Manchester United.
    943pts
  3. Robbie Keane — ranked #33
    Robbie Keane
    Ireland's record scorer, famous for a long list of clubs across England and beyond.
    943pts
  4. Christian Vieri — ranked #44
    Christian Vieri
    Italian powerhouse who suited up for 13 different clubs across a nomadic career.
    771pts
  5. Nicklas Bendtner — ranked #55
    Nicklas Bendtner
    The much-loaned Dane whose career took in England, Italy, Germany and Denmark.
    692pts
  6. Mario Balotelli — ranked #66
    Mario Balotelli
    The talented, controversial Italian who turned out for 13 clubs across Europe.
    692pts
  7. Edin Džeko — ranked #77
    Edin Džeko
    Bosnian goal machine who scored in Germany, England, Italy and Turkey.
    600pts
  8. Carlos Tévez — ranked #88
    Carlos Tévez
    The Argentine warrior who moved between Brazil, England, Italy, China and home.
    600pts
  9. Emmanuel Adebayor — ranked #99
    Emmanuel Adebayor
    Togolese striker whose career wandered through Monaco, Arsenal, City, Spurs and more.
    491pts
  10. Hernán Crespo — ranked #1010
    Hernán Crespo
    Prolific Argentine marksman who bounced between Italy and England's biggest clubs.
    360pts
  11. Diego Forlán — ranked #1111
    Diego Forlán
    Uruguayan World Cup star whose late career spanned Europe, Asia and the Americas.
    360pts
  12. Álvaro Morata — ranked #1212
    Álvaro Morata
    Spanish striker who played for Real Madrid, Juventus, Chelsea, Atlético, Milan, Galatasaray and Como.
    200pts
  13. Samuel Eto'o — ranked #1313
    Samuel Eto'o
    Cameroon legend whose travels spanned Spain, Italy, Russia, England and Turkey.
    200pts
  14. Edinson Cavani — ranked #1414
    Edinson Cavani
    The relentless Uruguayan who scored across Italy, France, England and South America.
    200pts
  15. David Trezeguet — ranked #1515
    David Trezeguet
    French World Cup winner who played across France, Italy, Argentina, Spain and India.
    200pts

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Seven clubs in four countries, and the forgotten one is Istanbul, a loan in February 2025 that came back with a Turkish title: https://youpick.best/articles/alvaro-morata-ranked-many-ways

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ypb-team·Aug 21·
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