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#4: Pedro Rodriguez
One of the best products of La Masia, Spanish forward Pedro Rodriguez made it to Barca's first team in 2008. The mercurial forward was a crucial wideman in Pep Guardiola's famous tiki-taka tactic. He scored the opening goal versus Manchester United in the 2011 Champions League final as the Catalans clinched their second title in three years.
Pedro had an immensely successful career at the Nou Camp and established himself as a fan-favorite at the club. He was one of the seven Barcelona players who have been a part of both the treble-winning teams at the Nou Camp in recent years. In his nine seasons with the club, the Spaniard netted 99 times in 321 appearances for the club.
In 2015, Pedro arrived at the Stamford Bridge in a €30 million deal and has been there ever since. He has a Premier League medal and with Conte in charge, the Spaniard looks set to play another vital part as Chelsea aim for silverware.
