Brits Abroad

A collection of photos of British player who have graced the foreign fields, no brand Beckham here, just fans favourites and cult heroes.

Alan Mcinally - After successful spells at Celtic and Aston Villa, the bullish Scottish forward moved to Bayern Munich for a then-club record fee of £1.2m, in 1989.

Jimmy Greaves - One of England's greatest striker, He signed for Milan in 1961.

Laurie Cunningham - Cunningham was the first British player to be signed by Real Madrid. He spent four years in the Spanish capitol.

Paul Gascoigne - Gazza moved to Lazio from Tottenham in 1992.

Denis Law - In between fruitful spells for City and Utd, the Lawman played in Italy for Torino, in the season of 1961-62.

Luther Blissett - The Jamaican-born striker became something of a cult hero in his time at Milan 1983-84.

Steve McManaman - The former LFC winger is still a very popular figure with Real Madrid fans, Macca played in the all white of Real from 1999-2003.

Joe Jordan - The Scottish striker was signed by Milan from Man Utd in 1981.

Graeme Souness - Souness adapted quickly to Italian football, helping Sampdoria to win the 1985 Coppa Italia.

Steve Archibald - The cultured Scottish forward played for Barcelona between 1984-1988.

Paul Lambert - Scottish midfielder Lambert was the first British player to win the Champions League playing for a non-British club. He did it with Borussia Dortmund in 1997.

Paul Ince - After falling out with Fergie at Man Utd, Ince moved to Internazionale in 1995.

David Platt - On the back of his impressive displays for England at Italia '90, Platty secured a big-money move to lowly Bari. After Bari got relegated he moved to Juventus then Sampdoria.

Chris Waddle - Still adored in Marseille, where he spent three years wowing the locals with his silky mullet and equally silky skills.

Gary Lineker - The Leicester born striker moved to Barcelona in 1986, having dazzled the world with his goal-poaching instincts at the World Cup in Mexico.

Kevin Keegan - The 'Mighty Mouse' spent three fruitful seasons in Germany, during which time he won the European Footballer of the Year award.

John Charles – Juve fans voted Charles their best ever foreign player, ahead of greats like Zinedine Zidane and Michel Platini. The Welshman spent five years with Juve, in which time he scored 93 goals.

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