Most Impressive CV...

[Fudge]

Had me thinking with Owen signing for United, aswell as the other big moves this summer, who has the best CV in football?

Off the top of my head I'm going with Ronaldo.

Cruzeiro

PSV

Barcelona

Inter

Real Madrid

AC Milan

Corinthians

Pretty fucking good.

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[Sam]

Off the top of my head can only really think of Crespo and Verón who have both had multiple big clubs. There are some players who seem to move every transfer window, Greg Halford comes to mind here. He's on his 5th different club after signing for Wolves since he left Colchester in 2007.

Oh just thought of Anelka

PSG

Arsenal

Real Madrid

Liverpool

Manchester City

Fenerbache

Bolton

Chelsea

Edited July 4, 2009 by Sam

[Baddar]

Beckham.

[The Quasi Juice]

Clarence Seedorf? Shame about Sampdoria though, but was one season.

1992–1995 Ajax 064 (11)

1995–1996 Sampdoria 032 0(3)

1996–1999 Real Madrid 121 (15)

1999–2002 Internazionale 064 0(8)

2002– Milan 219 (35)

Nicolas Anelka changes clubs like cars.

Edited July 4, 2009 by The Quasi Juice

[Grounded Wingman]

The best CV in football belongs to Alex Ferguson - decades of success at both Aberdeen and Man Utd.

Current players who have represented the most big clubs is a difficult question.

Figo would have been in with a shout before retiring. A lot of the Ajax team from the early 90's have been round the grounds with 3 or 4 big teams too.

[Pesci]

Clarence Seedorf? Shame about Sampdoria though, but was one season.

1992–1995 Ajax 064 (11)

1995–1996 Sampdoria 032 0(3)

1996–1999 Real Madrid 121 (15)

1999–2002 Internazionale 064 0(8)

2002– Milan 219 (35)

Nicolas Anelka changes clubs like cars.

Came in here to mention Seedorf. Won the CL with three different clubs.

[lashley]

Nicklas Anelka seems to have been with alot of clubs.

[Lord Nibbler]

172 appearances for Barcelona

163 appearances for Real Madrid

105 appearances for Inter

Luis Figo has a pretty impressive CV.

[Captain Kirk]

Clarence Seedorf? Shame about Sampdoria though, but was one season.

1992–1995 Ajax 064 (11)

1995–1996 Sampdoria 032 0(3)

1996–1999 Real Madrid 121 (15)

1999–2002 Internazionale 064 0(8)

2002– Milan 219 (35)

Nicolas Anelka changes clubs like cars.

Shame about Sampdoria? They used to be a brilliant side and are hardly a small team.

[Thomas]

Yeah Sampdoria were a top side in Italy around that time, remember Walter Zenga in goal!! I'd go with fat Ron too, his goalscoring record is just phenomenal.