Following our look at the worst central midfielders of the Premier League era last week, we now move on to the wide positions.

Usually, wingers tend to find it the easiest to adapt to the English game, especially these days when fullbacks tend to bomb on and leave gaps in behind to exploit.

However, not every player is cut out for the speed and physicality of top-flight football in this country, and the names on this list all failed to make an impression despite some sizeable transfer fees.

Press the next page, as we countdown the worst wingers in the Premier League over the past thirty years.