Played for both: Former Sunderland and Swansea striker Fabio Borini

Like a magician, Fabio Borini had more than one spell. He also had a trick or two up his sleeve when on the pitch.

Starting his career as Bologna, Fabio moved to Chelsea in 2007 where, in the 2008/09 season, he became a regular starter in the reserves scoring 10 goals in 11 appearances. This lead to him breaking into the first team squad, but unfortunately due to a hernia operation the opportunity was cut short.

In March 2011 Borini joined up with his former Chelsea youth team boss Brendan Rogers at this weekend's opponents Swansea. He would later re-join Rodgers after a spell in his home country Italy (with Parma and Roma), becoming Rodgers first signing for Liverpool. It was during his spell at Liverpool when he first joined the Black Cats, signing on loan on 2 September 2013.

Borini made his debut as a substitute in a 1-3 home defeat to Arsenal and his full debut in what would be Paolo Di Canio's last game in charge for the club - a 3-0 away defeat to West Brom. 

On 27 October 2013 Borini got his first goal for the club, and he did it in some style too as he bagged the winner in a 2-1 win against rivals Newcastle at the Stadium of Light.

More goals in important fixtures followed. Borini got the equaliser in the League Cup quarterfinal against Chelsea to take the match into extra time, and he then went on to register the assist the eventual winning goal, which was scored by fellow former Swansea man Ki Sung-Yeung in extra time.