The hard player: Tore André Flo
Tore André Flo is a Norwegian striker born on 15 June 1973 in Stryn. It was in England that he built his reputation, putting together 163 appearances and 71 goals at Chelsea FC – numbers that need no introduction.
His career then took him to Glasgow Rangers (68 games, 35 goals) and into Serie A with AC Siena (63 games, 13 goals). He rounded off his playing days back in Norway with Sogndal IL (44 games, 21 goals) and SK Brann (40 games, 28 goals). On the international stage, he earned 76 caps for Norway and scored 23 goals.
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PlayThe medium player: Emmanuel Petit
Emmanuel Petit was born on 22 September 1970 in Dieppe. A player comfortable in defence and midfield, he began his career at AS Monaco, accumulating 292 appearances and 5 goals before taking his talents across Europe.
He then moved to Arsenal FC, where he made his mark in 118 games with 11 goals. A stint at FC Barcelona followed (38 games, 1 goal), before he closed his club career at Chelsea FC with 76 appearances and 3 goals. He also earned a call-up for the French military national team, making 1 appearance.
The easy player: Frank Lampard
Frank Lampard is a midfielder born on 20 June 1978 in London. He cut his teeth at West Ham United, making 187 appearances and scoring 38 goals, before heading to Chelsea FC where he truly made his mark.
At Chelsea, Lampard racked up 648 appearances and 211 goals – a staggering return for a midfielder. He also had spells at Manchester City (38 games, 8 goals) and New York City (31 games, 15 goals), plus a loan stint at Swansea City (11 games, 1 goal). On the international stage, he earned 106 caps for England and scored 29 goals.