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#9 Andriy Shevchenko
The iconic Ukranian was brought in from AC Milan in 2006 for a fee of just over £30 million to complement Didier Drogba at the heart of Chelsea's attack.
Shevchenko arrived at the Bridge with a massive reputation having won the Ballon d'Or with AC Milan in 2004 - the Ukraine skipper was touted for great things at Chelsea.
The striker, however, turned out to be a huge flop at Stamford Bridge as he could only manage 22 goals in 77 appearances for the club and was loaned back to the Rossoneri.
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