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The 14 Biggest Transfer Flops in Premier League History

By YPB Team

Record fees, sky-high hype and careers that unravelled at the worst possible time, the signings supporters would rather forget. Which flop reigns supreme? Vote!

  1. Nicolas Pépé — ranked #11
    Nicolas Pépé
    Arsenal's club-record £72m winger who never justified the fee before leaving for free.
    1000pts
  2. Fernando Torres — ranked #22
    Fernando Torres
    Chelsea's £50m record signing whose goals dried up almost overnight at Stamford Bridge.
    835pts
  3. Andriy Shevchenko — ranked #33
    Andriy Shevchenko
    Chelsea's marquee Milan signing who flopped badly in the Premier League.
    835pts
  4. Kepa Arrizabalaga — ranked #44
    Kepa Arrizabalaga
    The world's most expensive goalkeeper at £71m, remembered for erratic Chelsea form.
    571pts
  5. Antony — ranked #55
    Antony
    Manchester United's £85m winger who delivered little beyond a signature flick.
    571pts
  6. Paul Pogba — ranked #66
    Paul Pogba
    United's £89m world-record return that never lived up to the hype or price tag.
    571pts
  7. Andy Carroll — ranked #77
    Andy Carroll
    Liverpool's £35m striker, a British-record fee at the time that never paid off.
    571pts
  8. Romelu Lukaku — ranked #88
    Romelu Lukaku
    Chelsea's £97m striker whose big-money return unravelled within one season.
    467pts
  9. Jadon Sancho — ranked #99
    Jadon Sancho
    United's £73m signing who fell out with the manager and barely scored.
    467pts
  10. Ángel Di María — ranked #1010
    Ángel Di María
    United's £59m record buy who lasted a single underwhelming season.
    467pts
  11. Alexis Sánchez — ranked #1111
    Alexis Sánchez
    United's high-wage marquee signing who managed just a handful of goals.
    467pts
  12. Timo Werner — ranked #1212
    Timo Werner
    Chelsea's £47m Germany striker undone by wasteful finishing.
    343pts
  13. Álvaro Morata — ranked #1313
    Álvaro Morata
    Chelsea's £60m striker whose confidence and goals evaporated in England.
    190pts
  14. Harry Maguire — ranked #1414
    Harry Maguire
    The £80m centre-back, long the world's most expensive defender, hammered for costly errors.
    190pts

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Chelsea's own farewell counts 24 goals in 72 games, and those same two seasons hold a hat-trick at Stoke and 12 goals by New Year: https://youpick.best/articles/alvaro-morata-ranked-many-ways

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