Danny Drinkwater

Professional footballer; Premier League title

Danny Drinkwater - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 5th, 1990
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Played as a midfielder for multiple clubs, primarily Leicester City and Chelsea. Contributed significantly to Leicester City's historic 2015-2016 Premier League title win, marking the club's first championship in top-flight football. Also played internationally for the England national team at various youth levels and made senior appearances. After his successful stint at Leicester, transferred to Chelsea, further adding to his professional career.

Won the Premier League with Leicester City in 2016

Transferred to Chelsea in 2017

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