5. Andy Cole (13 clubs)
Andy Cole’s name was etched in Premier League folklore when he became the second highest goalscorer in the history of English top-tier. However, the Englishman was also equally good at switching clubs as he was in front of the goal.
Throughout his entire career, Cole played for 13 clubs, starting with Arsenal. From 1993 to 1995. 53 goals in 70 games for Newcastle got him the limelight that eventually saw him join Manchester United in 1996, where he enjoyed the most successful time in his career.
Cole notched 93 goals, while forming a deadly and famous partnership with Dwight York at Old Trafford.
