10 worst Premier League signings 2024/25

Joao Felix (Chelsea - £46 million ): Leaving Atletico to "start over" at Chelsea, Felix continued to disappoint. Playing poorly and out of sync with Enzo Maresca's system, he was quickly loaned to AC Milan, ending an ineffective deal. At Milan, Felix also did not perform up to expectations.

Raheem Sterling (Arsenal - loan ): Sterling has almost disappeared at the Emirates Stadium. He has lost form, confidence and is rarely used despite the team's crisis. Coach Mikel Arteta admitted that the club needs players with a willingness to contribute, something Sterling has not shown.

Federico Chiesa (Liverpool - £12.5m ): A clear risk. Chiesa has only played over 100 minutes in the Premier League due to injury and lack of confidence from coach Arne Slot. His £140,000/week salary is a burden for "The Kop".

Joshua Zirkzee (Man Utd - £36.5 million ): Scoring on his debut, Zirkzee quickly ran out of steam and only managed 3 goals before suffering a serious injury. He was also under great pressure when Rasmus Hojlund disappointed, causing expectations to fall on him.

Eddie Nketiah (Crystal Palace - £30 million ): It seemed like leaving Arsenal would free Nketiah up, but he has only scored 3 goals in the Premier League. Jean-Philippe Mateta's performance has been so good that Nketiah's chances of playing have become rare.

Kiernan Dewsbury - Hall (Chelsea - £30m): Shining with Leicester, Dewsbury-Hall has almost disappeared at Chelsea. Although he was once Maresca's favorite student, he cannot compete with Enzo Fernandez or Cole Palmer, and the possibility of leaving the club after just one season is very high.

Emile Smith Rowe (Fulham - £34m ): Smith Rowe started strongly at Fulham but quickly fell out of favour and lost his starting place. Manager Marco Silva said the player was facing fitness issues, something that had hindered Smith Rowe at Arsenal.

Jadon Sancho ( on loan from Chelsea): Sancho revived at Dortmund, but his form has been inconsistent since returning to the Premier League with Chelsea. After a bright start, Sancho has faded, and Chelsea are considering paying £5 million to MU to avoid triggering the buyout clause.

Matthijs de Ligt (Man Utd - 43 million pounds ): Brought in to solve the defensive problem, De Ligt has been caught up in MU's general decline. Although he has not made any direct mistakes, he has not had enough of an impact to be worth the fee of more than 40 million pounds.

Ian Maatsen (Aston Villa - £37.5m): After an impressive season with Dortmund, Maatsen was expected to be a quality addition to the Aston Villa defence. However, he was rarely favoured, as coach Unai Emery mainly used Lucas Digne. The price tag of £37.5m for Maatsen became a big question mark.

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