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7 of the worst Premier League January transfers ever

Seven of the worst pieces of January transfer business ever seen in the Premier League.

Argentina , Barcelona , Comunidad-autonoma-de-cataluna , Spain , Merseyside , United-kingdom-general- , United-kingdom , Chile , Coted-ivoire , Colombia , London , City-of

January transfer window: Ranking Africa's worst ever signings

January transfer window: GOAL name and shame Africa's worst ever transfer flops of the January transfer window.

Paris , France-general- , France , Upton , North-west , South-africa , Guinea , Cape-town , Western-cape , East-london , Eastern-cape , Uganda

Who are Africa's worst ever Premier League flops?

Where does Nicolas Pepe rank among the Premier League's worst ever African flops?

Germany , Paris , France-general- , France , Cameroon , Italy , Portugal , Tanzania , Liberia , Coted-ivoire , Russia , Cape-verde

Who are Africa's worst ever Premier League flops?

Where does Nicolas Pepe rank among the Premier League's worst ever African flops?

Germany , Paris , France-general- , France , Cameroon , Italy , Portugal , Tanzania , Liberia , Coted-ivoire , Russia , Cape-verde

Ranking Africa's worst ever January transfers


Ed Dove
Which of the continent’s big movers of the winter window bombed?
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#7 Julius Aghahowa
A somersaulting sensation at the 2002 World Cup, the fleet-footed Aghahowa appeared destined for great things when he initially emerged on the scene, and enjoyed success with Shakhtar Donetsk after signing for the Ukraine giants.
A move to England—and specifically Wigan Athletic—didn’t go so well, even if then-manager Paul Jewell salivated at the prospect of working with the forward.
Needless to say, things didn’t work out.
At £3.5 million, he wasn’t as big a flop as some of the other players on this list, but he failed to score a single Prem goal across his year and a half with the club, and he departed for Turkey 18 months later.

South-africa , Paris , France-general , France , Uganda , East-london , Eastern-cape , Turkey , Ukraine , French , Ugandan , Aston-villa