You’re about to find out by scrolling through our gallery, but before you do, can you name them?
Jorginho isn’t one of them, but in sealing a £12m deal to join the Gunners, the 31-year-old Italy international will become the 12th footballer to represent both Arsenal and Chelsea in the Premier League.
He also becomes the 92nd Premier League footballer to play for more than one ‘big six’ side.
However, just seven of those 92 names have represented three or more ‘top six’ clubs – Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man City, Man United and Liverpool - as research from betting.com reveals.
5. William Gallas - 3 clubs
Former French international footballer, William Gallas, has played for all three of the London-based ‘big six’ sides, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur. With 321 Premier League appearances under his belt, the defender has also scored an impressive 25 goals. (Picture: Mike Hewitt/Getty Images) Photo: Mike Hewitt
6. Yossi Benayoun - 3 Clubs
Spending eight seasons in England’s top flight, Israelian midfielder Yossi Benayoun enjoyed spells with Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool - as well as West Ham - totalling 194 appearances, plus 31 goals and 22 assists. (Picture: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images) Photo: Clive Brunskill
7. Emmanuel Adebayor - 3 Clubs
As one of only four Togolese footballers to have played in the Premier League, Emmanuel Adebayor made 242 appearances in England’s top-flight between 2006 and 2016, scoring 97 goals in the process. The talismanic striker wore the shirts of three ‘big six’ sides, Manchester City, Arsenal and their arch-rivals Tottenham Hotspur. He also enjoyed a short spell at Crystal Palace. (Picture: ADRIAN DENNIS/AFP via Getty Images) Photo: ADRIAN DENNIS
8. Raheem Sterling - 3 clubs
The England international became the seventh man to feature for three of more ‘big six’ sides after making the switch from Manchester City to Chelsea earlier this summer. Sterling’s £47.5 million transfer to Chelsea also saw him complete the rare feat of playing for all of Liverpool, Manchester City and Chelsea in the Premier League (Picture: Clive Mason/Getty Images) Photo: Clive Mason