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#9 Zlatan Ibrahimovic
Very few players have played for as many big clubs as Ibrahimovic, and it is almost unbelievable that he was never part of a Champions League winning squad. The Swedish forward’s list of honours is impressive to say the least. He won 11 league titles during his time in Europe, with a further seven domestic trophies. His goal record is also excellent. He reached double figures for league goals in 11 consecutive seasons with five different clubs.
Overall, during his time in Europe, Ibrahimovic scored 421 goals in 730 games, as well as netting 62 times in 116 games for Sweden. Sadly, as far as the Champions League was concerned, he was a bit of a nearly man. The year after he left Inter Milan, they became European champions, and a year later, the very same thing happened after he left Barcelona. He also had no luck at Ajax, Juventus, AC Milan and PSG.
