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Branislav Ivanovic shows off INCREDIBLE private trophies museum with replicas of all TEN of his Chelsea trophies, along with hundreds of shirts from the defender’s decorated playing career
- Chelsea legend Branislav Ivanovic had a hugely successful spell at the club
- The Serbian defender won 10 trophies with the Blues . between 2008-2017
- Ivanovic has his honor on display in a private trophy museum in his home
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Chelsea legend Branislav Ivanovic has showcased his own trophy museum in a viral video circulated online.
The Serbian defender, 38, made 377 appearances for the Blues during a nine-year stint with the club from 2008-2017.
He enjoyed a hugely successful time on the west side of London, as he won 10 trophies with them, meaning he is one of the most decorated players to ever play at Stamford Bridge.
Branislav Ivanovic (L) enjoyed a successful nine-year spell at Chelsea, winning 10 trophies
Ivanovic has showcased his own trophies museum in a viral video circulated online
Ivanovic has won three FA Cups, three Premier League titles, the League Cup, the Community Shield, the Europa League and the Champions League with the Serb infamously banned from the final after being told by Geoff Shreeves live on Sky Sports after their victory over Barcelona in the semi-finals.
In a video shared on TikTokIvanovic boasts of a richly decorated career that also saw him winning awards during his time in Russia with Lokomotiv Moscow and Zenit Saint Petersburg.
The museum also displays hundreds of shirts from the clubs he represented during his career
The trophies on display are apparently in a purpose-built trophy museum in his home.
Within the museum are hundreds of shirts from the clubs he represented and various opponents dotted around the room, while he has also developed replicas of all the trophies he has won.
There is also bizarrely a blue Chelsea bike in the museum.
After leaving the Blues in 2017, Ivanvoic moved to Zenit St Petersburg before finishing his career back in England at West Brom during the 2020-21 season.