Chelsea's Pedro Sets New Mark With Unparalleled Trophy Haul After Europa League Triumph

The Spanish midfielder is no stranger to silverware with the Blues Europa League win taking his collection to a unique level.

Chelsea's Europa League final victory over Arsenal has seen Blues winger Pedro add yet another trophy to his now unmatched collection.

The 31-year-old has won the Champions League, Premier League, Europa League, World Cup and the European Championship - a collection no other player in world football can match.

Pedro's list of silverware doesn't end there either with the former Barcelona man also boasting five La Liga titles, three Copa del Reys, three UEFA Super Cups, two Club World Cups and an FA Cup.

The Chelsea attacker played a key part in Chelsea's 4-1 victory against the Gunners on Wednesday as he scored his side's second goal on the hour mark.

After finishing third in the Premier League this season, the Blues Europa League triumph is an ideal and now familiar way for Pedro to finish a season. 

"For us, lifting a title is the best, most satisfying feeling," Pedro told Chelsea's website prior to the final.

"It means that we have done our job well over the course of the season and ultimately, to have the opportunity to feel that emotion when you lift the trophy is something unique.

"You have to experience it to know what it feels like because you cannot put it into words. 

"You’re always eager to keep winning titles and to keep winning trophies because it is important for your career and it helps you grow as a player.

"You can get bored of many things, but never winning. You always want to win as many trophies and titles as possible." 

Pedro also became just the fifth player to score in a final of both the European Cup or Champions League and the UEFA Cup or Europa League. Allan Simonsen, Hernan Crespo, Dmitri Alenichev and Steven Gerrard preceded the Spanish international.

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The club’s other scorers on the night also set some impressive marks, with Olivier Giroud surpassing Just Fontaine as the highest French scorer in a single European season. Fontaine’s record had stood for 60 years. 

Chelsea's Europa League win was likely Eden Hazard's final game for the club with the Belgian suggesting the match may have been his last ahead of a reported move to Real Madrid.

And he went out in style, netting his 20th goal of the season, his highest total ever, and becoming the first player to score a brace in a European final for an English club since Mark Hughes for Manchester United in the 1991 Cup Winners' Cup final against Barcelona. 

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Likes for blues

And some people want to remain in one place winning one thing over and over again

The trophy they rob away from Arsenal. Seriously, they need cancel Giroud first goal. This is FOOTball and not HEADball. you score with FOOT not with your head.