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#2 Kolo Toure
Kolo Toure started his professional career with ASEC Mimosas and moved to Arsenal in 2002. He established himself among the best defenders during his time at the Emirates and helped the club win one Premier League title, two FA Cup and two FA Community Shields.
He played 226 league games for the Gunners before moving to Manchester City in 2009. He stayed for four years with the Citizens and joined Liverpool on a free transfer in the summer transfer window of 2013.
The former Arsenal defender helped Liverpool reach the finals of the Europa League during the 2015-2016 season, which they eventually lost to Sevilla. He was also a part of the Reds' famous 2013-2014 squad, which almost brought Liverpool the league title for the first time in the Premier League Era.
Toure left Liverpool to join the Scottish Premiership side, Celtic in 2016 and announced his retirement after just one season with The Bhoys.
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