#8 Joe Hart – Torino
When you’re more worried about your dandruff than your shot-stopping, you get Joe Hart. Despite some in England demanding his return home due to the calamities of Claudio Bravo, they probably didn’t see those in Turin packing his suitcase for him just in case.
Averaging 1.72 goals conceded per game and just five clean sheets, it was clear that he wasn’t the one keeping Torino in the European race, if not hindering it. It makes you start to wonder where Il Toro may have finished had it not been for the goals of Andrea Belotti up front.
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While the Rooster might fetch big bucks this summer, the England international might be lucky if he’s picked up in the bargain bin by a quality team. It was a brave move to try a move abroad but if anything, it exposed his weaknesses to a wider audience.