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While every footballer dreams of winning trophies, not many are able to do it. Few footballers ever get the opportunity to win one trophy, and fewer manage to win multiple ones.
The Champions League and the World Cup remain the dream of every footballer, and winning them is considered to the ultimate aim for every top player. Add to that the Premier League, considered to be the toughest in the world, and a select few have been able to win all three.
We look at:
5 players who have won the Premier League, Champions League and the World Cup.
#5 GERARD PIQUE - Manchester United and Barcelona
Regarded as one of the finest centre-backs of his generation, Gerard Pique won the Premier League with Manchester United, the Champions League with both Manchester United and Barcelona and the World Cup with Spain.
Having started his career with Barcelona, Pique moved to Manchester United in 2004 and played a bit-part role as a youngster. He returned to Barcelona in 2008, becoming one of the best ball-playing centre-backs of this century. For Spain, he played 102 games, winning both the World Cup as well as the Euros.
Now 33, the centre-back remains a vital part of Barcelona, forming a good centre-back partnership with Clement Lenglet. Strong in the air as well as a good leader, Pique's passing and match intelligence have been well-regarded.
#4 THIERRY HENRY - Arsenal and Barcelona
Many critics view Thierry Henry as the greatest player to have played in the Premier League, and there is not a lot of argument to be made against it.
Henry was part of the "Invicibles" Arsenal side which went unbeaten in the Premier League as they won it, before moving to Barcelona and winning the Champions League as well. He won the 1998 World Cup with France, ending the tournament as his country's top goalscorer with three.
An incredible dribbler with exceptional close control as well as the requisite skill and flair, Henry lit up the Premier League with his exciting performances. While his Barcelona spell was not as exceptional, he won the treble with the Catalans. Henry currently manages Montreal Impact in Major League Soccer.
#3 FABIEN BARTHEZ - Marseille and Manchester United
The only goalkeeper on this list, Fabien Barthez enjoyed a great career as a shot-stopper, with his loud personality making him popular among the masses.
Barthez began his career with Toulouse, before moving to Marseille in 1992. Here he would win the Champions League as the starting goalkeeper for Marseille. After a five-year stint with Monaco he moved to Manchester United, winning the Premier League twice with the Old Trafford outfit. Barthez was Thierry Henry's teammate at France when they won the World Cup in 1998.
A courageous goalkeeper with strong reflexes, Barthez's aggressive and eccentric style of goalkeeping often resulted in him being labelled as inconsistent and unreliable.
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#2 PEDRO - Barcelona and Chelsea
One of the most underrated players of this century, Pedro's reliability was often overshadowed by his more talented teammates.
A Barcelona academy graduate who went on to play more than 300 games in all competitions for them, Pedro won three Champions Leagues with the Catalan club, playing a pivotal role in each of them. A lack of playing time resulted in him moving to Chelsea, where he won the Premier League under Antonio Conte. Pedro was part of the incredible Spain side which won the World Cup in 2010 and the Euros in 2012.
A hardworking and dynamic forward, Pedro's pace and technique often were problematic for opposition defenders. Currently the 33-year old is a free agent having left Chelsea, and will most likely be joining Italian club Roma.
#1 JULIANO BELLETTI - Barcelona and Chelsea
A right-back who played for some of the most illustrious clubs in the world, Juliano Belletti enjoyed a good footballing career.
Belletti joined Barcelona from Villarreal in 2004, winning the league in his first season. However, as time went by he became a rotation option at the club, winning the Champions League in his second season with the Camp Nou outfit. He departed for Chelsea in 2007, winning the Premier League in the 2009-10 campaign. Belletti won the FIFA World Cup with Brazil in 2002.
Although not a starter for much of his time at both Barcelona and Chelsea, the right-back still played some important matches for the both the teams. He retired from football in 2011, last appearing for Brazilian side Fluminense.
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