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#3 Cesc Fàbregas
One of the most prominent midfielders who came from Barcelona's youth academy, La Masia was signed by the Premier League giants Arsenal in 2003 at the age of 16. He had a pretty decent career at Arsenal scoring 35 goals in 212 appearances out of which 17 goals were scored in the Champions League.
He also won the FA Cup and FA Community Shield apart from storming into the finals of the UEFA Champions League and Football League Cup (twice).
Moving to Spain in 2011 after a bid from the European giants Barcelona, he spent three seasons of the club career with 28 goals in 96 appearances winning the La Liga, Copa Del Rey, Supercopa de España, UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup. But he still failed to capture the ultimate glory of the Champions League.
Currently playing for the Premier League club Chelsea, where he moved in 2014, he has won just three trophies so far - the Premier Leaguetwice and the Football League Cup.
Following the Champions League draw held recently, Chelsea is in the Round of 16 and are going to face Barcelona - his former club. It is shocking how even playing for three top clubs couldn't prove to be fruitful as he failed to win the Champions League till date.
