List of players who won the Premier League with two different clubs, including legends like Cole, Anelka, Tevez, and Kanté

A select group of footballers have achieved the rare distinction of winning the Premier League with two different clubs, showcasing consistency and elite performance across multiple teams in England’s top flight.

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Former defender Henning Berg became one of the earliest players to achieve the feat, winning the title with Blackburn Rovers before adding another triumph with Manchester United.

French forward Nicolas Anelka also joined the exclusive list after lifting the Premier League trophy with Arsenal and later repeating the success at Chelsea.

Defender Ashley Cole completed a similar journey, winning the league with Arsenal before securing another title at Chelsea following his high-profile transfer.

Left-back Gaël Clichy also earned Premier League success with two clubs, first with Arsenal and later with Manchester City during their rise to dominance.

French defender Kolo Touré added his name to the list after winning the league with Arsenal and later Manchester City, where he became part of a title-winning squad.

Centre-back Robert Huth achieved the rare feat as well, lifting the trophy with Chelsea before later winning it with Leicester City in their historic title run.

Argentine forward Carlos Tevez is another notable entry, having won the Premier League with Manchester United and later Manchester City.

Midfielder James Milner also features after winning titles with Manchester City before adding another with Liverpool during their successful campaign.

Algerian winger Riyad Mahrez earned his place on the list after winning the league with Leicester City and later Manchester City.

French midfielder N’Golo Kanté completes the list, having won the Premier League with Leicester City before repeating the achievement with Chelsea.

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The exclusive group underlines the rarity of sustained success across different squads in one of the world’s most competitive football leagues.