The Daily Mail have reported on the most decorated players in the Premier League, and while many on the list are unsurprising, there are some forgotten names that feature.
One of Louis van Gaal’s Manchester United signings leads the way – and the winner is yet to register a single minute of play in England’s top-flight.
Chelsea legends John Terry, Frank Lampard and Petr Cech have taken home some stunning silverware over the years at Stamford Bridge, while Steven Gerrard, despite the Premier League trophy eluding him throughout his Liverpool career, gets a mention.
Take a look at the current list of England’s most successful players…
Medals won: 15
Victor Valdes – Barcelona & Spain (now Manchester United)
x6 La Liga, x2 Copa del Rey, x3 Champions League, x2 FIFA Club World Cup, x1 World Cup, Euro 2012
Medals won: 13
John Terry – Chelsea
x3 Premier League, x5 FA Cup, x3 League Cup, x1 Champions League, x1 Europa League
Medals won: 12
Petr Cech – Chelsea
x3 Premier League, x5 FA Cup, x3 League Cup, x1 Champions League, x1 Europa League
Esteban Cambiasso – Real Madrid & Inter Milan (now Leicester City)
x1 La Liga, x1 Champions League, x5 Serie A, x4 Coppa Italia, FIFA Club World Cup
Medals won: 11
Wes Brown – Manchester United (now Sunderland)
x4 Premier League, x2 FA Cup, x3 League Cup, x2 Champions League
Frank Lampard – Chelsea (now Manchester City)
x3 Premier League, x4 FA Cup, x2 League Cup, x1 Champions League, x1 Europa League
Rio Ferdinand – Manchester United (now Queens Park Rangers)
x6 Premier League, x1 FA Cup, x2 League Cup, x1 Champions League, x1 Europa League
Didier Drogba – Chelsea
x3 Premier League, x4 FA Cup, x3 League Cup, x1 Champions League
Medals won: 10
John O’Shea – Manchester United (now Sunderland)
x5 Premier League, x1 FA Cup, x2 League Cup, x1 Champions League, x1 FIFA World Club Cup
Martin Demichelis – Bayern Munich & Manchester City
x4 Bundesliga, x4 German Cup, x1 Premier League, x1 League Cup
Yaya Toure – Barcelona, Manchester City & Ivory Coast
x2 La Liga, x1 Copa del Rey, x1 Champions League, x1 FIFA Club World Cup, x2 Premier League, x1 FA Cup, x1 League Cup, x1 Africa Cup of Nations
Medals won: 9
Wayne Rooney – Manchester United
x5 Premier League, x2 League Cup, x1 Champions League, x1 FIFA Club World Cup
John Obi Mikel – Chelsea & Nigeria
x1 Premier League, x3 FA Cup, x2 League Cup, x1 Champions League, x1 Europa League, x1 Africa Cup of Nations
Medals won: 8
Jesus Navas – Sevilla, Spain & Manchester City
x2 UEFA Cup, x2 Copa del Rey, x1 Premier League, x1 League Cup, x1 World Cup, x1 Euro 2012
Darren Fletcher – Manchester United (now West Bromwich Albion)
x4 Premier League, x1 FA Cup, x1 League Cup, x1 Champions League, x1 FIFA World Club Cup
David Silva – Valencia, Manchester City and Spain
x1 Copa del Rey, x2 Premier League, x1 FA Cup, x1 League Cup, x1 World Cup, Euro 2008, 2012
Michael Carrick – Manchester United
x5 Premier League, x1 League Cup, x1 Champions League, x1 FIFA Club World Cup
Anthony Reveillere – Lyon and Napoli (now Sunderland)
x5 Ligue 1, x2 French Cup, x1 Coppa Italia
Cesc Fabregas – Arsenal, Barcelona, Chelsea & Spain
x1 FA Cup, x1 La Liga, x1 Copa del Rey, x1 FIFA Club World Cup, x1 League Cup, x1 World Cup, Euro 08, 12
Medals won: 7
Joe Cole – Chelsea (now Aston Villa)
x3 Premier League, x2 FA Cup, x2 League Cup
Bojan – Barcelona & Spain (now Stoke City)
x3 La Liga, x1 Copa del Rey, x2 Champions League, x1 FIFA Club World Cup
Steven Gerrard – Liverpool
x1 Champions League, x1 UEFA Cup, x2 FA Cup, x3 League Cup
Mario Balotelli – Inter Milan & Manchester City (now Liverpool)
x3 Serie A, x1 Coppa Italia, x1 Champions League, x1 Premier League, x1 FA Cup
Branislav Ivanovic – Chelsea
x1 Premier League, x3 FA Cup, x1 League Cup, x1 Champions League, x1 Europa League
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