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Premier League champions Manchester City have already wrapped up a domestic record £100m transfer for Jack Grealish, whilst rivals Manchester United have forked out a whopping £73m to finally prise Jadon Sancho away from Borussia Dortmund.Sancho's arrival sees him join the long list of players who have been plucked by English clubs after sparkling overseas.But not all of them have been as successful as Sancho is tipped to be - some of the biggest names in the world have flopped in the Premier League.Here, Daily Star Sport takes a look at 10 world class players who were complete disasters in the English top-flight.Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich was desperate to snap up Ukraine's lethal hitman Andriy Shevchenko and finally got his wish in the

West Ham, Manchester United and Manchester City.But Tevez also had a flaw, and no one saw it more than Wright-Phillips."He was the worst trainer", a chuckling Wright-Phillips tells Daily Star Sport."He's the only man I know that can basically, not bother training but switch it on every game."He's not alone.Ex-England and Liverpool star Peter Crouch writes in his book that he was told the stocky striker "looked like a bag of spanners" on the training pitch.And ex-United teammate, Rio Ferdinand, said the former Boca Juniors and Juventus man "saved all his energy for the games".

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alcohol due to major issues with suppliers, industry leaders have warned. Both Belhaven and Heineken have cut back or cancelled deliveries – leaving customers at risk of being turned down for their favourite drink.

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Mad Men actor Vincent Kartheiser has accused of on-set misconduct, it’s been reported. The 42-year-old is said to have been at the centre of two allegations while working on the third season of HBO Max’s Titans.

Trigger warning: The story has details of a murder and cannibalism that might be disturbing to some readers.Stefan R, who was arrested in November 2020,  had met the victim, Stefan Trogisch (43) through the popular German online gay dating site PlanetRomeo.

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Manchester City to rubber stamp a move to Parkhead this week. Mailsport understands the Brazilian has his heart set on the Hoops after sampling the Parkhead atmosphere at Thursday night’s Europa League win over Jablonec.

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has fired a shot at Liverpool's owners FSG over their lack of spending this summer.Despite an underwhelming season last time out, Jurgen Klopp's only acquisition this summer has been the £36m capture of Ibrahima Konate from RB Leipzig to beef up his defence.By contrast, Premier League champions City splashed over £100m to bring in Jack Grealish and add even more firepower to their attack.That backs up the £145m the Sky Blues spent the year before, with the likes of Rúben Dias and Ferran Torres proving to be quality additions.Liverpool lost Gini Wijnaldum earlier this summer, who has been a key player for the Reds for a number of years in midfield, with no replacement seemingly on the horizon.And