It’s been more than 25 years since the inception of the Premier League - and we’ve witnessed some incredible moments.
Arsene Wenger’s Arsenal going unbeaten, Sergio Aguero’s incredible title-winning goal and Leicester City doing the unthinkable and winning the league at odds of 5000/1.
We’ve also seen some incredible players with foreign imports taking the English top-flight to new levels.
The likes of Eric Cantona, Dennis Bergkamp, Gianfranco Zola and Thierry Henry are up there when discussing the best player to have ever played Premier League football.
But who is the worst player to have played in the league?
It seems a harsh discussion but FourFourTwo have drawn up a list and have named the 50 worst players in Premier League history.
PREMIER LEAGUE'S WORST PLAYERS 50-40
Here is number 50 through to number 40.
50. RADAMEL FALCAO
49. SALIF DIAO
48. ROQUE JUNIOR
47. NIKOLA JERKAN
46. ALEKSANDAR TONEV
45. SEBASTIEN SQUILLACI
44. AHMED MUSA
43. AGUSTIN DELGADO
42. JEAN MAKOUN
41. CHRISTIAN POULSEN
40. JO
39. ANDREAS CORNELIUS
38. RICHARD KINGSON
37. TORBEN PIECHNIK
36. DEAN LEACOCK
35. YAYA SANOGO
34. ERIK MEIJER
33. KONSTANTINOS CHALKIAS
32. ANDY VAN DER MEYDE
31. LUKAS JUTKIEWICZ
30. MARIO JARDEL
29. ADE AKINBIYI
28. ISTVAN KOZMA
27. MARCELINO
26. LEON CORT
25. GILBERTO
24. CORRADO GRABBI
23. GRZEGORZ RASIAK
22. KOSTAS MITROGLOU
21. BRUNO CHEYROU
20 THOMAS BROLIN
19. RICKY VAN WOLFSWINKEL
18. ALBERT LUQUE
17. JEAN-ALAIN BOUMSONG
16. MARCO BOOGERS
15. ANTONIO NUNEZ
14. CLAUDE DAVIS
13. SEAN DUNDEE
12. ERIC DJEMBA-DJEMBA
11. ANDREA SILENZI
THE WORST 10 PLAYERS
Are you ready for the ‘top 10’?
While Manchester United have won the Premier League 13 times, they actually have two former players in the worst 10 players to have ever played in the league.
Elsewhere, a disastrous Arsenal defender features as well as a less-than-prolific striker.
And, at number one, is a complete and utter fraud.
Here are the worst 10 players in Premier League history:
10. BOSKO BALABAN
9. IGORS STEPANOVS
8. WINSTON BOGARDE
7. BEBE
6. JUNIOR LEWIS
5. JOZY ALTIDORE
4. MILTON NUNEZ
3. MASSIMO TAIBI
2. SAVIO
1. ALI DIA
THE ALI DIA STORY...
Ah, the infamous Ali Dia.
Just in case you don’t know the story behind the former Southampton player, let us explain…
Apparently, back in 1995, Dia had phoned around several Premier League clubs claiming to be George Weah’s cousin. He had trials at Coventry and Bournemouth but, after seeing him play, unsurprisingly turned him down.
But Southampton boss Graeme Souness believed Dia’s story and, despite seeing him in training, put him on the bench for a match against Leeds. And, after Matt Le Tissier got injured just after half-time, Dia was introduced.
But that second-half cameo was all that was needed to work out that he wasn’t very good at all.
He left Southampton and went to the other side of the country and played for Gateshead for eight matches, before seemingly disappearing altogether.