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#4 Andy Cole (13 European Clubs)
Andy Cole has literally hopped from one Premier League side to another throughout his career. He has played in a total of 12 English clubs, but had his most prestigious run during his tenure at Manchester United where he scored 93 goals and won many trophies in a span of six years. He also helped them win the glorious Treble in 1998-1999.
He made his debut as a Gunner but joined Newcastle United in 1993 for two seasons before his move to Manchester United in 1995. In 2001, the forward moved to Blackburn Rovers where he netted 27 goals in three seasons followed by the start of his quick shifting journey where he played for Fulham, Manchester city, Portsmouth and Sunderland for one season each.
Although Andy Cole was unable to stick his foot to one club for a long time, he has swept many honours in the English game and is also the third highest goalscorer in the Premier League history.
