Players who played for both Parma and Chelsea

Our records list 9 players: Christian Panucci, Hernán Crespo, Juan Sebastián Verón, Marco Amelia, Gianfranco Zola, Mario Stanic, Valerio Di Cesare, Filipe Oliveira, Adrian Mutu.

1. Christian Panucci Parma 2009-10, 2026-27 · Chelsea 2000-01
2. Hernán Crespo Parma 1996-2000, 2009-12, 2026-27 · Chelsea 2003-04, 2005-06
3. Juan Sebastián Verón Parma 1998-99 · Chelsea 2003-04
4. Marco Amelia Parma 2003-04
5. Gianfranco Zola Parma 1992-97 · Chelsea 1996-2003
6. Mario Stanic Parma 1996-2000 · Chelsea 2000-04, 2026-27
7. Valerio Di Cesare
8. Filipe Oliveira
9. Adrian Mutu

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9 players

• Christian PanucciRight-BackParma 2009-10, 2026-27 · Chelsea 2000-01
• Hernán CrespoStrikerParma 1996-2000, 2009-12, 2026-27 · Chelsea 2003-04, 2005-06
• Juan Sebastián VerónMidfielderParma 1998-99 · Chelsea 2003-04
• Marco AmeliaGoalkeeperParma 2003-04
• Gianfranco ZolaSecond StrikerParma 1992-97 · Chelsea 1996-2003
• Mario StanicRight WingerParma 1996-2000 · Chelsea 2000-04, 2026-27
• Valerio Di CesareCentre-Back
• Filipe OliveiraRight Winger
• Adrian MutuLeft Winger

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• Who are the Players who played for both Parma and Chelsea?

  Our records list 9 players: Christian Panucci, Hernán Crespo, Juan Sebastián Verón, Marco Amelia, Gianfranco Zola, Mario Stanic, Valerio Di Cesare, Filipe Oliveira, Adrian Mutu.