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#1 Jose Leudo (NorthEast United FC)
One of the biggest foreigner to flop in the sixth edition of ISL was Jose Leudo. The Colombian was a rock in the NorthEast United FC midfield last season and his partnership with Rowllin Borges proved to be a big hurdle for the opposition to cross in the previous season.
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While Borges changed his loyalty to Mumbai City FC, Leudo was entrusted with the captain's armband until Gallego returned to full fitness. To the surprise of many, he gained weight and wasn't quick enough to make timely recoveries of the ball.
His passing accuracy fell from 85.33% last season to 80.71% this season. His game time was cut short and the hard-tackling defender was also sent off once this season for incessant fouling.
With either one of Kai Heerings or Mislav Komorski injured, Leudo was also forced to play out of position as a centre-back on a couple of occasions but couldn't stay up to the challenge.
