Which Players Have Scored in Each of Europe’s Top Five Leagues?

Only a couple of players in football history have managed to score in each of Europe's top five leagues -- but which men have belong in this special group? We're taking a look:

Although the Portuguese and Dutch leagues have certainly done their share to close the gap in recent years, Europe's top five leagues has typically referred to England (Premier League), Spain (LaLiga), Germany (Bundesliga), Italy (Serie A) and France (Ligue 1). So, which players have been able to score in each of UEFA's main five domestic leagues?

Romanian striker Florin Răducioiu became the first player to achieve this lofty feat at the turn of the millennium. After leaving his motherland in 1990 and bouncing around smaller Italian sides like Bari, Hellas Verona and Brescia, Răducioiu went to AC Milan. Although playing time was in short supply, he still managed to win a Scudetto and a Champions League title with the Rossoneri before taking his talents to Espanyol.

Following two years in Spain, Răducioiu enjoyed brief loan spells with West Ham and Stuttgart before heading back to Brescia in 1998. After a fleeting moment with Romanian side Dinamo București, he made the move to Monaco in 2001 where he became the first player in football history to play (and eventually score) in each of top five leagues, before finally retiring in 2004 after a short spell with modest French side US Créteil-Lusitanos.