#4 Robert Huth
When Leicester City won their incredible Premier League title last campaign, a great deal of the magic stemmed from the fact that none of them had done anything of the sort before. The more knowledgeable football fan would, however, have known that it wasn’t the first Premier League medal German defender Robert Huth had won.
The 32-year-old, along with his title success with the Foxes, is recognised for his contribution to Stoke City establishing themselves as a top-flight club. He made one game shy of 150 appearances for the Potters and it was the first club he really settled down at after spells with Middlesbrough and Chelsea earlier in his career.
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Huth played just enough matches in the 2004/05 and 2005/06 campaigns to register for Premier League winners medals, rendering him a two-time victor of the world’s hottest league at just 21-years-old.
The German would later transition to Stoke who loaned him out to Leicester in 2015, before his move to the King Power Stadium was made permanent. Huth formed a formidable partnership with Wes Morgan at the heart of Leicester’s defence last term and the rest, as they say, is history.
