Best journeyman ever?

[debian-redded]

Who is the most successful journeyman ever?
great players tend to play at only a few clubs.

I think Romario.

[thankyouwashi-redded]

Leonardo

Flamengo (Brazil)
São Paulo FC (Brazil)
Valencia CF (Spain)
São Paulo FC (Brazil)
Kashima Antlers (Japan)
Paris St. Germain (France)
AC Milan (Italy)
São Paulo FC (Brazil)
Flamengo (Brazil)
AC Milan (Italy)

[thankyouwashi-redded]

Márcio Amoroso

Guarani (Brazil)
Verdy Kawasaki (Japan)
Flamengo (Brazil)
Udinese (Italy)
Parma (Italy)
Borussia Dortmund (Germany)
Málaga (Spain)
Sao Paulo (Brazil)
AC Milan (Italy)

[soccersonoma10]

Both of the Laudrups played EVERYWHERE. Literally.

[Excape Goat]

Ribery will be there soon. He is only in his ear;y 20's. He already played for many teams and places. He also succeeded everywhere. And he won't stay long in Germany.

[dna77054]

Did not Tomas Brolin play in each of Spain, Italy, England, and Germany?

[Wonderwall952]

Paulo Sousa

[Real Ray]

Clarence Seedorf.

[Nuzzo]

George Weah

[Seaside Mafia]

Who is the most successful journeyman ever?
great players tend to play at only a few clubs.

I think Romario.

The uniquitous Steve Claridge: 25 club changes

Fareham Town
Bournemouth
Weymouth
Crystal Palace
Aldershot
Cambridge United
Luton Town
Cambridge United
Birmingham City
Leicester City
Portsmouth (loan)
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Portsmouth
Millwall
Weymouth
Brighton and Hove Albion
Brentford
Wycombe Wanderers
Millwall
Gillingham
Bradford City
Walsall (loan)
Bournemouth
Worthing
Harrow Borough

[Father Ted]

Anelka is getting up there in the number of teams list:

PSG
Arsenal
Real Madrid
PSG
Liverpool
Man City
Fenerbahce
Bolton
*******

Also Frank Worthington back in the day "traveled" a lot:

Huddersfield Town
Leicester City
Bolton Wanderers
Phildelphia Fury
Birmingham City
Mjallby AIF
Tampa Bay Rowdies
Leeds United
Sunderland
Southampton
Brighton & Hove Albion
Galway United
Tranmer Rovers
Preston North End
Stockport County
Cape Town Spurs
Chorley
Stalybridge Celtic

[Cool Rob]

Clarence Seedorf.

The fact that he always wins the Champions League wherever he is makes him the King of the Journeymen. Amazing.

[Wonderwall952]

Zahovic

[Cassano]

Christian Vieri is definitely high on the list. So many different clubs but so many goals scored...

Prato
Torino
Pisa
Ravenna
Venezia
Atalanta
Juventus
Atletico Madrid
Lazio
Inter
Milan
Monaco
Atalanta
Fiorentina

[Cassano]

You can consider Roberto Baggio a journeyman of sorts as well:

Vicenza
Fiorentina
Juventus
Milan
Bologna
Inter
Brescia

overall 644 appearances, 291 goals (including cups).

[NorthernBoy]

Steve Claridge - what a list !

[lanman]

The uniquitous Steve Claridge: 25 club changes

I'll see your Steve Claridge and raise you John Burridge (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Burridge).

26 different clubs and 15 football league clubs

[Alex_K]

Ok, it might be a stretch to put him into the "best" category, but:

Lutz Pfannenstiel, not as impressive as in number of clubs played for as Claridge or Burridge, but in the number of continents played on.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lutz_Pfannenstiel

[Seaside Mafia]

I'll see your Steve Claridge and raise you John Burridge (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Burridge).

26 different clubs and 15 football league clubs

Curse your lightning reflexes!

I should have remembered Budgie, what with me being a Blackpool fan and all.