10 Footballers You Won't Believe Have A Premier League Winners Medal

After smashing in the goals for PSV in the early 2000s, there was plenty of excitement around Stamford Bridge when Chelsea signed the Serbia and Montenegro striker for the 2004/05 season.

Kezman's instinctive finishing and movement over in the Eredivisie had seen the forward plunder over 100 goals for the Dutch giants, so a move to the Premier League wasn't expected to cause Kezman too many issues.

However, Kezman couldn't quite settle in the English game and the goals which had flowed so freely over in Eindhoven soon dried up in the Blue of Chelsea.

Only seven goals over the course of his only season in the Premier League was a massive disappointment for both Chelsea fans and his manager, Jose Mourinho.

With all that being said, however, Kezman played enough games and was lucky to be part of a Chelsea squad under Mourinho what never looked like coming up short in its hunt for the top prize.

Kezman did go on to have a fairly successful career away from England, although he will surely look back on his time with Chelsea and count himself fairly lucky to have a winners medal.