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#8 Fernando Torres
There was a time when Fernando Torres was considered to be the best striker in the game and his name alone would strike fear into the minds of opposition defenders.
The Spaniard joined Liverpool in 2007 when he was among one of the most coveted players in Europe and he spent three-and-a-half seasons with the Reds. His time with Liverpool was incredibly successful on a personal level, but he never won a trophy with the Reds. The closest he came to winning something with Liverpool was when they finished runners-up in the League in 2009.
On transfer deadline day in January in 2011, Torres left Liverpool and joined rivals Chelsea, but following this move, the Torres of Liverpool days was never seen again. He was unlucky with Chelsea as well, as the Blues finished runners-up in the League in his first season.
He did win the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League and the FA Cup with Chelsea, but despite playing for two of the biggest clubs in England over seven seasons, he never won the league title.
