11 over-hyped Premier League footballers.
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11) Saido Berahino (West Bromwich Albion)
A few Premier League goals this season and suddenly the 21-year-old West Brom striker is valued at £30m and wanted by Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United…
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10) Christian Eriksen (Tottenham Hotspur)
Very quiet for Tottenham so far this season, Christian Eriksen is starting to show why Spurs were able to sign him ahead of other top clubs.
9) Glen Johnson (Liverpool)
Still a regular for Liverpool and England, Glen Johnson has stolen a career in recent years and still can’t defend as well as a top full-back should.
8) Filipe Luis (Chelsea)
A disappointing summer signing, Filipe Luis has done little since joining Chelsea from Atletico Madrid this summer, with out-of-position Cesar Azpilicueta looking a better bet at left-back.
7) Juan Mata (Manchester United)
Ditched by Jose Mourinho when he took over at Chelsea, Juan Mata has not exactly silenced his critics since his big-money move to Manchester United.
6) Adam Lallana (Liverpool)
A player fast becoming the latest big-money Liverpool flop, Adam Lallana was decent at Southampton but surely not worth all the hype and £25m?
5) Danny Welbeck (Arsenal)
Never spectacular for Manchester United, it was thought that Danny Welbeck’s career would take off at Arsenal with a chance to play upfront, but that clearly hasn’t happened.
4) Stevan Jovetic (Manchester City)
An injury-prone and ineffective forward who simply hasn’t done it since moving to Manchester City in a big-money deal, Stevan Jovetic may already be one to write off.
3) Luke Shaw (Manchester United)
A huge gamble by Manchester United in this summer’s transfer window, teenager Luke Shaw looks slightly out of his depth at Old Trafford and surely not worth the £30m+ they paid for him.
2) Romelu Lukaku (Everton)
Another player Chelsea may have been right to let go despite all the critics, Romelu Lukaku’s form has taken a significant dip this season since his £28m move in the summer.
1) Mesut Ozil (Arsenal)
With assist statistics boosted by playing alongside goal machine Cristiano Ronaldo at Real Madrid, Mesut Ozil has clearly not looked worth £42.5m in any of his games for Arsenal so far, and looks a huge mistake by the Gunners.