Take a look at the transfers that made the club regret it. Representatives with high salary and low energy, and one person destroys the entire team.

Do you think that if you spend a lot of money to buy famous generals, you can get it once and for all? The world of football is not that simple. Burning 100 million euros may not be the savior, but the deeper quagmire.

Every season, the club is gambled. Some people win the bet, and they win both fame and fortune; some people lose the bet, and they are messy.

What really makes people desperate is not spending money, but only after spending money, I realized that this person shouldn't have come at all.

talks about the deal in Arsenal.

In 2016, they spent 35 million euros to sign Mustafi, a World Cup champion, and it doesn't seem to be a loss, right? But reality is even more outrageous than the script.

This guy averaged 0.74 fatal mistakes per game, and he had operations in almost every game. Arsenal cannot even touch the Champions League, and the team's business income has plummeted. Air tickets, surrounding areas, and tickets are all discounted, and this kind of loss that cannot be seen on the books is really painful.

and Everton's example is more direct. All the players who spent money to buy "names" for several consecutive years were unable to play, and their transfer deficits accumulated over the years, and were finally punished by the Premier League directly deducting points. This is not a simulated operation in the game, it is a real money-loss and a downgrade risk.

How cruel is it to make a star trick? Chelsea fans will not forget Aubameyang. At first, he thought he could relieve the team's thirst for the forward line, but as soon as he entered the locker room, the atmosphere changed completely. He was not here to play football, like to clean up the locker room.

But what makes people sigh the most is Dembele's transfer.

In 2017, Barcelona wielded the 20-million euro earned by selling Neymar, and the 105 million euro plus floating terms took away the 20-year-old talented winger. At that time, his explosive power in Dortmund was eye-catching, and he felt that he could succeed Neymar.

Unfortunately, people are unstable, addicted to games, have a scattered attitude in training, and have a glassy physique. They have been recuperating almost half of their six-year career in Barcelona. In the end, Paris spent just 50 million euros to activate the liquidated damages and took him away. The word "blood loss" is written on the face of Barcelona's management.

Speaking of Chelsea, no one is more sad than Torres' transfer.

In 2011, a transfer of £50 million was set, setting a Premier League record. But after coming to the Blues, he averaged halved the number of goals per game. Although his injury is the cause, the more problem is that Chelsea did not consider tactical adaptation and declining condition.

Although he also had highlight moments later, such as the Barcelona single shot in the Champions League, his overall performance is still sad.

and then Mendieta, a name that many young fans are now unfamiliar with.

But he was a real world-class midfielder in Valencia back then. Lazio spent 48 million euros on him, hoping to replicate the former Miracle of Peron.

So Mendita was in no state after joining, neither injured nor sick, and she just couldn't kick it out. This deal is known as "the most mysterious collapse in football history."

Speaking of the most expensive and "pit" transactions, Coutinho is unstoppable.

Barcelona took 160 million euros and took him away from Liverpool. As a result, he not only played in Barcelona, ​​but also became a destroyer of the offensive rhythm of the entire team. In the end, he was rented to Bayern and scored two goals in the Champions League knockout round, sending Barcelona out.

, anyone will suffer from a heart attack.

But if you want to select the "best" star, Hazard must win the first place.

He is an all-round explosive point at Chelsea, and he becomes an invisible man as soon as he arrives at Real Madrid. I only scored seven goals in four years, and most of the time I spent sitting on the bench, caring for my body, and even going directly to the stands.

But he still won seven championship trophys, and he was really more comfortable than anyone else. Real Madrid spent hundreds of millions of euros to buy a Burger King, which is the most straightforward joke of many fans. Behind these stories, there is a cliché question: is it a problem for the players or the club? Some people say that the players are too lazy; some people say that the team is wrong in selecting people. But I prefer a realistic logic - high salary and fame can never represent value.

Football is a competitive sport, not a marketing project. Whether a player is truly suitable for a tactical system and whether he has a continuous professional attitude is the key to success or failure. Many wealthy families believe that "spend money will definitely bring results", but unfortunately, reality always slapped in the face.

These failed cases are not only economic accounts, but also management accounts and emotional accounts. Some players have lost their form, some have lost their locker rooms, and some have directly allowed the club to slide into the abyss.

So back to our initial question, how miserable is the consequences of buying the wrong person in the club? Some people say that this is a gamble from a wealthy family; but in my opinion, it is a defeat of professional trust. Because behind every player who is spoiled by high salaries is the trust and expectation of millions of fans.

After reading these cases, you will find that what really makes the team collapse is never a mistake or an injury, but a misalignment and blindness in the entire decision chain. Behind those glamorous transfer conferences, what may be hidden is the price of the club for several years and the regrets of the entire era.