Worst La Liga Players: Biggest Flops In The Spanish Top Tier

Worst La Liga Players: Biggest Flops In The Spanish Top Tier

Worst La Liga Players: Take a look at the top 5 worst la liga players of time and get to know why were they considered the worst signings in the Spanish top tier.

The Spanish top tier, La Liga was started in 1929, and since then it has witnessed the biggest names in the sport to embrace the league with their presence. Although just like any other European League, there have been majority of players who have delivered at least an average performance. Yet there were some who couldnโ€™t live up to the hype.

Want to know who these players are and why are they considered the worst? Take a deep look into this article.

Worst La Liga Players

5. Asier Illarramendi

When Real Madrid acquired a plethora of footballing young stars, Asier Illarramendi was one of them. His role was very limited for the club despite breaking the fee record for a Spanish player when he made his move to Madrid. Yet when Illarramendi played at Real Sociedad, football fanatics could see just why he couldnโ€™t live up to the hype.

From inconsistent performances, to managing to sit on the bench during important occasions. Illarramendiโ€™s story could be linked as one of greatest downfalls of a Spanish football player.

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4. Fernando Torres

It is ironic to see one of Spanish Footballโ€™s biggest forwards have ended up in this list. Fernando Torresโ€™ downfall in European football needs no introduction, ever since he left Liverpool, Torres was unable to unleash his best. Although his spell at Atletico Madrid was not able to allow him to get back to his best.

It is safe to say that, it was his enormous transfer to Chelsea that marked the beginning of the end for Torres. He looked like a different player on the pitch, slower, less control and less of the fiery passion that made Fernando Torres so unique.

3. Guillermo Ochoa

He was one of finds of the 2014 World Cup, having saved Mexico on numerous occasions. After which he was signed by Malaga, where he did not find any game time at all and was always placed as the back-up keeper.

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But after Malaga were thrown out of the Copa Del Rey by second division side, Mirandes, it marked Guillermo Ochoaโ€™s official start to a tremendous downfall.

2. Pedro Leon

A Spanish striker who was expected to become one of the greatest offensive players for the country. How ironic to say that his best time was probably with Real Madrid in the La Liga when he did not even get the game he deserved. With major flop seasons with Getafe, Pedro Leon has surely lost his identity with the league getting more complex and diverse.

1. Tomas Pina

Many would argue upon this, but Tomas Pinaโ€™s stint in La Ligaโ€™s Villareal was expected to be one of the greatest mid-fielders in the making. Having played several seasons for them, Pina could never ever make his presence felt and was overshadowed with the likes of much inexperienced and younger players.

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