2024/25 The top five "failed people" in the Premier League: The fall of superstars, who fell from the altar?

The Premier League season of 2024/25 is worth celebrating for many, but some players are eager to end this season soon. The following five Premier League players have declined significantly this season:

1. Phil Foden (Manchester City)

Last season, Foden finally realized the "secret weapon" potential that Manchester City has long been revealed. The youth training gem broke away from De Bruyne's shadow and helped the team win the championship with a phenomenal performance, and won the PFA Player of the Year and FWA Footballer Awards. He scored 27 goals in all competitions in 2023/24, but this season is no longer in glory.

24-year-old Foden scored 10 goals in 45 games, and his data is acceptable, but he no longer has the superstar style of last season. His first league goal was not late until December, and he became a substitute in the second half of the season. Ankle injuries, off-field storms and potential "burnout" (continuous high-intensity combat since becoming famous at the age of teenager) have affected his condition, and perhaps this summer's rest will allow him to resurrect.

2. Hoylen (Manchester United)

is worth 72 million pounds, Hoylen's Manchester United debut season is still quite qualified (16 goals). This should have been a bright start for a young striker who has played only two seasons in the Big Five leagues.

But the Danes only scored 4 league goals this season, and they seemed at a loss under the pressure of Old Trafford. In the overall downturn, his fulcrum role was weak and his confidence was significantly frustrated. The Red Devils ranked fifth from the bottom in the league this season, and will introduce at least one center this summer, and Hoylen may return to Serie A.

3. Sterling (Arsenal)

When he joined the Gunners last summer, Sterling promised to "show his best" but the opposite is true. Compared with his mediocre performance during Chelsea, he has declined sharply this season. He scored only in the League Cup against Bolton, the League Two team, and it was difficult to get a chance even in the Gunners' front line injury wave. Sterling, who has a high salary and contracted to 2027, has put Chelsea in awkwardness during the cleaning this summer.

4. Robertson (Liverpool)

Although he played 33 league games for the championship team, the Scottish captain is "backlashed" by his peak standards. Although he has not declined sharply at the age of 31, his iconic wing blast has shown signs of fatigue. He has only assisted once this season in the Premier League and has made rare mistakes on the defensive end.

Although it is unlikely to leave the team, Liverpool has begun to replace the left-back and is negotiating with Bournemouth about the transfer of Kolkerz to the left-stop gate.

5. Kudus (West Ham United)

Ghana internationals performed 14 goals last season and not only led the top five leagues, but also won the best goal in the team with their god-level one-stop in the UEFA Cup. But this season, with the Hammers falling to 14th place, he scored only 5 goals and lost all his aura.

Although there are teams asking for a price this summer, the 85 million termination fee clause may discourage potential buyers, after all, his condition has been too much ups and downs this season.

Conclusion

Football world says: "State is fleeting, strength lasts forever." Can these players bottom out and rebound next season? Time will give the answer.