/ 20 Ali Dia (Southampton) - He managed to fool the Saints into believing that he was George Weah's cousin and that he had previously played for PSG. Signed a short-term contract and played 53 minutes against Leeds in 1996 (Photo saintsarchive) / 20 Lukaku (Chelsea) – Cost 115 million euros. After scoring just eight goals in the Premier League in 2021/22, he returned to Inter on loan (IMAGO) / 20 Bebé (Manchester United) - Played just twice in the Premier League for the Red Devils, in 2010/2011, without scoring a goal. It cost close to 9 million euros. Played for Benfica in 2014/2015 (IMAGO) / 20 Drinkwater (Chelsea) - Cost around 10 million euros in 2017. 'Blues' were trying to pair Drinkwater with Kanté, after the successful duo at Leicester. He had few chances to play and ended up on loan (IMAGO) / 20 Donny van de Beek (Manchester United) - Cost just over 40 million euros in 2020. He was considered one of the most promising midfielders after standing out at Ajax. Left Old Trafford permanently in 2024 (IMAGO) / 20 Di María (Manchester United) - Probably the only club where he wasn't missed. He arrived from Real Madrid and cost around 70 million euros in 2014/2015. He had one season and went to PSG (IMAGO) / 20 Kepa Arrizabalaga (Chelsea) - Cost around 80 million euros in 2018. Never fully convinced. With 175 goals conceded in 163 games, Chelsea hired several goalkeepers to replace Kepa (IMAGO) / 20 Jadon Sancho (Manchester United) - Cost around 85 million euros in 2021. He stood out at Dortmund, but did not live up to expectations at Old Trafford (IMAGO) / 20 Antony (Manchester United) - Cost 100 million euros after shining at Ajax. At Old Trafford he was always far from convincing (IMAGO) / 20 Mykhailo Mudryk (Chelsea) - Cost 70 million euros in January 2023. It was a shadow of what he showed at Shakhtar Donetsk. He is suspended for doping and there are doubts whether he will play for the Londoners again (IMAGO) / 20 Andy Carroll (Liverpool) - 'Reds' paid 40 million euros for the striker who shone at Newcastle / 20 Nicolas Pépé (Arsenal) - Cost more than 80 million euros in 2019. Didn't convince Unai Emery and, later, Mikel Arteta (IMAGO) / 20 Adrian Mutu (Chelsea) - Joined the Blues in 2003. The striker tested positive for cocaine and was banned for seven months. He was ordered to pay 17 million euros to Londoners for terminating his contract (IMAGO) / 20 Fernando Torres (Chelsea) - Cost more than 50 million euros in 2011. It took him 903 minutes of play to score his first goal for Chelsea and it seemed like he always played with a weight on his shoulders (IMAGO) / 20 Andriy Shevchenko (Chelsea) - He arrived at London in 2006 for around 30 million euros after shining at Milan. He scored just 22 goals in 77 games. Failed to leave much of an impression (IMAGO) / 20 Timo Werner (Chelsea) - Cost more than 50 million euros in 2020. Londoners had high expectations for the striker, after standing out at RB Leipzig. Returned to Germany in 2022 (IMAGO) / 20 Darwin (Liverpool) - 'Reds' paid 75 million to Benfica in 2022 and had to pay 10 more. It was never consistent to the point of convincing the fans. You are leaving for Al Hilal (IMAGO) / 20 Tomás Brolin (Leeds) - He confessed to being overweight when he arrived in 1995. He had a terrible performance against Liverpool and admitted that he played poorly on purpose because he was out of his position. He left football at the age of 28 (IMAGO) / 20 Jô (Manchester City) - Signed from CSKA Moscow in 2008 for 20 million euros. Scored just one league goal before being loaned to Everton twice over three seasons (IMAGO) / 20 Afonso Alves (Middlesbrough) - Scored his first goal two months after arriving at the club, which paid a record fee - around 13 million euros -, to Heerenveen, in 2008 (IMAGO)
