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Footballers who have a unique style of play, supreme technical capacity or unexploited potential are often called players “the streets do not forget”.
Whether Premier league Wonders of a season like Michu, delicate non-conformists such as Hatem Ben Arfa or players who simply took their moments on the biggest scene like the star of the South African World Cup Siphiwe Tshabalala, football fans will always have a weakness for players who have captured hearts and minds.
Some, like Adel Taarabt, have never achieved their true potential, while others have had sparkling careers, but the rise in social media and the pure volume of football coverage led the fans to suck at these stars who swung once a week on a Saturday afternoon without any intention to surprise their spectators.
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The best players in the “streets will not forget” in the history of the Premier League |
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10. Yannick Bolasie |
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9. Andrere Arvhavin |
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8. Papiss Cissé |
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7, Dimitri Payet |
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6. Morten Gamst Pedersen |
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5. MOUSA DEMBELE |
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4. Jay-Jay Okocha |
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3. Adel Taarabt |
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2. Michu |
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1. Hatem Ben Arfa |
“The boy Michu was a revelation,” Sir Alex Ferguson once said the Spanish striker of Swansea. “To sign him for only 2 million pounds sterling and get 20 goals from him – what a good deal!”
Such a cult status does not belong exclusively to scorers, as Mousa Dembele proved it during her stay in Tottenham Hotspur. The Belgian found the net only ten times in 249 appearances for Spurs, but is considered one of the most gifted grounds on the technical level of all time.
Dembele teammates called him one of the best players in the world
Win 82 caps for Belgium, Dembele praised his career For his ability to escape the press, weaving his path from difficulty as a deep midfielder.
Dembele began his career as an IliS and the legendary idolized striker Patrick Kluivert, which led him to be almost impossible to move in the midfield, and Harry Kane said that he was the most gifted player on the technical level with whom he played.
Many Spurs stars have echoed this feeling over the years, with Dele Alli saying that Dembele was the best team player in 2016, and the current captain Son Heung-Min Revealing: “Mousa, he’s incredible. I haven’t seen a player like that. I have never seen that.”
However, the best indication of a player’s talent may be what his opponents have to say, and the icon of Arsenal Jack Wilshere has named Dembele as his most difficult opponent of all time – even despite his impression in Lionel Messi.
“The best player I played with? I played against Messi, which is obviously, for me, the greatest player of all time. But I only played against him twice.
“The one I was playing regularly against whom I hated playing was Tottenham Dembele. What a player! He was strong, fast, skillful and he had this mean side for him.
“A few games where I have a little with him and he is just left a little on me, but he didn’t even care about it. And he was so strong. He almost showed you the ball. Then he would go beyond you,” No, see you later “.”
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Dembele in Tottenham |
Departures |
Goals |
Aid |
League finish |
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2012-13 |
26 |
1 |
3 |
5th |
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2013-14 |
22 |
1 |
1 |
6th |
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2014-15 |
10 |
1 |
1 |
5th |
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2015-1 |
27 |
3 |
1 |
3rd |
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2016-17 |
24 |
1 |
1 |
2nd |
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2017-18 |
21 |
0 |
0 |
3rd |
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2018-19 |
7 |
0 |
0 |
4th |
With elite teams who now spend hundreds of millions to find the perfect midfielder, the aesthetic style of Tottenham legend would catch heavy fees on the transfers market today.
