2. Juan Sebastian Veron:
Not once, it was twice! The fact that I have added him to the list despite being a central attacking midfielder is due to the unceremonious price tag attached to him. Veron played 51 games for Manchester United scoring seven goals overall. Despite him being described as one of Argentina’s best players ever produced, the stats were very ordinary for someone like him. Veron never adapted to the Premier League, and was a weak link in United’s world class midfield. Veron was later sold to Chelsea, where he managed seven league games for the club, scoring one goal. Tipped to be a world-class midfielder, the Argentine never put his mark on the Premier League, with Sir Alex Ferguson later admitting that signing Veron was simply a mistake.