Top 32 Well-Traveled Elite Strikers in Football History

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. 1
   Nicolas Anelka

   The enigmatic French striker whose restless career took him through a dozen clubs worldwide.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Zlatan Ibrahimović

   The Swedish icon who scored everywhere from Ajax and Juventus to Barcelona, Milan, PSG and Manchester United.
   943pts
3. 3
   Robbie Keane

   Ireland's record scorer, famous for a long list of clubs across England and beyond.
   943pts
4. 4
   Christian Vieri

   Italian powerhouse who suited up for 13 different clubs across a nomadic career.
   771pts
5. 5
   Nicklas Bendtner

   The much-loaned Dane whose career took in England, Italy, Germany and Denmark.
   692pts
6. 6
   Mario Balotelli

   The talented, controversial Italian who turned out for 13 clubs across Europe.
   692pts
7. 7
   Edin Džeko

   Bosnian goal machine who scored in Germany, England, Italy and Turkey.
   600pts
8. 8
   Carlos Tévez

   The Argentine warrior who moved between Brazil, England, Italy, China and home.
   600pts
9. 9
   Emmanuel Adebayor

   Togolese striker whose career wandered through Monaco, Arsenal, City, Spurs and more.
   491pts
10. 10
    Hernán Crespo

    Prolific Argentine marksman who bounced between Italy and England's biggest clubs.
    360pts
11. 11
    Diego Forlán

    Uruguayan World Cup star whose late career spanned Europe, Asia and the Americas.
    360pts
12. 12
    Álvaro Morata

    Spanish striker who played for Real Madrid, Juventus, Chelsea, Atlético, Milan, Galatasaray and Como.
    0pts
13. 13
    Samuel Eto'o

    Cameroon legend whose travels spanned Spain, Italy, Russia, England and Turkey.
    0pts
14. 14
    Edinson Cavani

    The relentless Uruguayan who scored across Italy, France, England and South America.
    0pts
15. 15
    David Trezeguet

    French World Cup winner who played across France, Italy, Argentina, Spain and India.
    0pts
16. 16
    Sebastián Abreu

    Uruguayan striker nicknamed 'El Loco', who holds the Guinness world record for most professional clubs and chipped the decisive penalty against Ghana at the 2010 World Cup.
17. 17
    Romelu Lukaku

    Belgium's record scorer, whose career has taken him through Anderlecht, Chelsea, West Brom, Everton, Manchester United, Inter, Roma and Napoli.
18. 18
    Gonzalo Higuaín

    Argentine goalscorer who starred for River Plate, Real Madrid, Napoli, Juventus, Milan and Chelsea before finishing his career at Inter Miami.
19. 19
    Radamel Falcao

    Colombian striker who travelled from River Plate to Porto, Atlético Madrid, Monaco, Manchester United, Chelsea, Galatasaray, Rayo Vallecano and Millonarios.
20. 20
    Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang

    Gabonese striker who scored freely for Saint-Étienne, Borussia Dortmund, Arsenal, Barcelona, Chelsea and Marseille, with a spell in Saudi Arabia too.
21. 21
    Ronaldo Nazário

    Brazil's 'O Fenômeno', who moved from Cruzeiro to PSV, Barcelona, Inter, Real Madrid, AC Milan and Corinthians, winning two Ballon d'Or awards along the way.
22. 22
    Romário

    Brazilian World Cup winner who scored for Vasco, PSV, Barcelona, Flamengo, Valencia and Fluminense, plus clubs in Qatar, the USA and Australia.
23. 23
    Jürgen Klinsmann

    German World Cup winner who scored across Europe for Stuttgart, Inter, Monaco, Tottenham, Bayern Munich and Sampdoria in the late 1980s and 1990s.
24. 24
    Luca Toni

    Italian World Cup winner who played for more than a dozen clubs from Serie C to Fiorentina, Bayern and Juventus, topping Serie A's scoring charts at 38 with Verona.
25. 25
    Diego Costa

    Brazilian-born Spain striker who won league titles with Atlético Madrid and Chelsea in a career spanning Portugal, Spain, England and Brazil.
26. 26
    Luis Suárez

    Uruguay's record scorer, who starred for Groningen, Ajax, Liverpool, Barcelona and Atlético Madrid before spells at Nacional, Grêmio and Inter Miami.
27. 27
    Filippo Inzaghi

    Prolific Italian poacher who scored for Piacenza, Parma, Atalanta, Juventus and AC Milan, winning two Champions League titles with the Rossoneri.
28. 28
    Craig Bellamy

    Welsh striker who played for nine clubs, including Newcastle, Celtic, Liverpool and Manchester City, and was the first to score for seven Premier League clubs.
29. 29
    Klaas-Jan Huntelaar

    Dutch goal machine who scored for Heerenveen, ADO Den Haag, Ajax, Real Madrid, AC Milan and Schalke, topping the scoring charts in the Eredivisie and Bundesliga.
30. 30
    Fernando Morientes

    Spanish striker who won three Champions League titles with Real Madrid and also played for Zaragoza, Monaco, Liverpool, Valencia and Marseille.
31. 31
    Javier Saviola

    Argentine forward who moved from River Plate to Barcelona, Monaco, Sevilla, Real Madrid, Benfica, Málaga and Olympiacos.
32. 32
    Peter Crouch

    England's towering striker who scored more than 100 Premier League goals for Portsmouth, Aston Villa, Southampton, Liverpool, Tottenham and Stoke.

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