How many players share FC Barcelona and Chelsea FC?

There are exactly 16 players who have made official appearances for both FC Barcelona and Chelsea FC.

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

Currently, Joao Felix is among the highest-valued players to feature for both clubs.

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

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

FC Barcelona

Chelsea FC

16 Players

💡 Did you know?

A fascinating fact is that the Brazilian Juliano Belletti, after scoring the decisive winning goal that granted FC Barcelona their second UEFA Champions League title in 2006, later signed with Chelsea. This transition between two teams that shared such an intense rivalry during that decade illustrates how professional ambitions and destiny can intertwine the paths of athletes who became protagonists for both storied clubs.

Players who played for FC Barcelona and Chelsea FC

16 players found in our database

Joao Felix

• 26 years

FC Barcelona

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10 / 6

Chelsea FC

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11 / 2

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang

• 36 years

FC Barcelona

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13 / 1

Chelsea FC

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3 / 1

Marc Cucurella

• 27 years

FC Barcelona

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0 / 0

Chelsea FC

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143

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8 / 11

Cesc Fabregas

• 38 years

FC Barcelona

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151

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42 / 50

Chelsea FC

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198

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22 / 57

Marcos Alonso

• 35 years

FC Barcelona

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3 / 0

Chelsea FC

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212

Gls / Ast

29 / 21

Samuel Eto'o

• 45 years

FC Barcelona

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199

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130 / 38

Chelsea FC

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12 / 4

Andreas Christensen

• 29 years

FC Barcelona

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5 / 3

Chelsea FC

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161

Gls / Ast

2 / 2

Pedro

• 38 years

FC Barcelona

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321

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99 / 61

Chelsea FC

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206

Gls / Ast

43 / 26

Ricardo Quaresma

• 42 years

FC Barcelona

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1 / 2

Chelsea FC

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0 / 1

Deco

• 48 years

FC Barcelona

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161

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20 / 45

Chelsea FC

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6 / 5

Marc Guiu

• 20 years

FC Barcelona

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2 / 0

Chelsea FC

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8 / 2

Eidur Gudjohnsen

• 47 years

FC Barcelona

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114

Gls / Ast

19 / 10

Chelsea FC

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263

Gls / Ast

78 / 41

Oriol Romeu

• 34 years

FC Barcelona

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0 / 1

Chelsea FC

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1 / 1

Juliano Belletti

• 49 years

FC Barcelona

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103

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1 / 13

Chelsea FC

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5 / 6

Boudewijn Zenden

• 49 years

FC Barcelona

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3 / 10

Chelsea FC

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4 / 11

Emmanuel Petit

• 55 years

FC Barcelona

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1 / 0

Chelsea FC

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3 / 7

FC Barcelona & Chelsea FC

The footballing relationship between FC Barcelona and Chelsea FC stands as one of the most compelling and tension-filled sagas in modern European football. Since the turn of the century, these two clubs have cultivated a rivalry marked by epic UEFA Champions League encounters that remain etched in collective memory. While Barcelona has steadfastly defended a philosophy of possession and aesthetic play, Chelsea has solidified its identity through tactical resilience and formidable physicality. These matches do not merely define the prestige of two institutional giants; they represent a clash of contrasting footballing philosophies. Every encounter between the Blaugrana and the Blues is experienced with electric intensity, as the Catalan technical excellence constantly seeks to break down the defensive walls and strategic grit characteristic of the London outfit, ensuring that every time these two giants clash, the result is truly unforgettable.

Shared Players

The movement of talent between London and Barcelona has been remarkably frequent, creating undeniable links between the two institutions. Players like Cesc Fabregas, Pedro, and Andreas Christensen have been essential parts of this connection. The versatility shown by Marcos Alonso, Marc Cucurella, and Juliano Belletti has allowed them to adapt seamlessly to the tactical requirements of both managers. Icons such as Samuel Eto'o, Deco, and Eidur Gudjohnsen left an indelible mark on both sides, providing leadership during critical junctures. This exchange has also involved talents such as Joao Felix, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Oriol Romeu, Marc Guiu, Emmanuel Petit, Ricardo Quaresma, and Boudewijn Zenden. This flow of professionals highlights how tactical awareness and adaptability are shared traits in both organizations, allowing player movement to remain a constant strategic component that has enriched the history of both clubs in their respective domestic leagues.