How many players share Arsenal FC and Chelsea FC?

There are exactly 19 players who have made official appearances for both Arsenal FC and Chelsea FC.

Who is the most valuable player to play for Arsenal FC and Chelsea FC?

Currently, Raheem Sterling is among the highest-valued players to feature for both clubs.

Who is the oldest player to play for Arsenal FC and Chelsea FC?

Among the players in our database, Emmanuel Petit is the oldest player to have played for both clubs.

Arsenal FC

Chelsea FC

19 Players

💡 Did you know?

A fascinating fact is the case of Petr Cech, who, after becoming an absolute legend between the posts for Chelsea, finished his professional career wearing the Arsenal shirt. This transition was highly symbolic, as the Czech goalkeeper went from winning multiple titles at Stamford Bridge to becoming an experienced pillar for the Gunners, proving that even the most immovable idols can cross the dividing line of the London derby.

Players who played for Arsenal FC and Chelsea FC

19 players found in our database

Raheem Sterling

• 31 years

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Kai Havertz

• 26 years

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29 / 13

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139

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32 / 16

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang

• 36 years

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163

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92 / 21

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Jorginho

• 34 years

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2 / 3

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213

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Kepa Arrizabalaga

• 31 years

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163

Cesc Fabregas

• 38 years

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198

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Noni Madueke

• 24 years

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3 / 2

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20 / 9

Willian

• 37 years

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1 / 7

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339

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Omari Hutchinson

• 22 years

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Nicolas Anelka

• 46 years

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28 / 14

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184

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David Luiz

• 38 years

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4 / 1

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248

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Petr Cech

• 43 years

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139

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Ashley Cole

• 45 years

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337

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Olivier Giroud

• 39 years

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119

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39 / 14

Lassana Diarra

• 41 years

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0 / 0

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0 / 1

William Gallas

• 48 years

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17 / 1

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Yossi Benayoun

• 45 years

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6 / 3

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Steve Sidwell

• 43 years

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0 / 0

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Emmanuel Petit

• 55 years

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3 / 7

Arsenal FC & Chelsea FC

The rivalry between Arsenal FC and Chelsea FC is one of the most intense and fascinating spectacles in London football. Historically, both clubs have represented distinct visions of the English game, ranging from the dominance of the Gunners in the north to the meteoric rise of the Blues in the west. This confrontation, beyond geography, is a clash of footballing cultures that has defined golden eras in the Premier League. From the late 90s to the present day, every duel has been a stage for tactical tension, overflowing passion, and an relentless fight for urban supremacy. The geographical proximity fuels an electrifying atmosphere, where the pride of each neighborhood is at stake, turning every encounter into a high-caliber event that transcends the scoreline and cements one of the most followed rivalries on the planet.

Shared Players

The flow of talent between Emirates Stadium and Stamford Bridge has been constant, challenging the loyalty of fans. Figures like Petr Cech and Ashley Cole switched sides of London, sparking intense conversations. In recent years, the movement has been surprising: Kai Havertz, Jorginho, and Raheem Sterling have sought new challenges, while players like Willian, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, and David Luiz have experienced both systems. The trajectory of Cesc Fabregas is emblematic, as are the stints of Olivier Giroud, Emmanuel Petit, William Gallas, Nicolas Anelka, Noni Madueke, Lassana Diarra, Eduardo, Yossi Benayoun, and Kepa Arrizabalaga. These footballers have had to adapt their style to two distinct tactical methodologies, often under immense pressure. This constant exchange of names has not only altered squads but has permanently redefined the emotional and strategic narrative of this unique London derby.