1- Tomas Skuhravy and Sporting CP 1995/96
Czech Republic Tomas Skuhravy
joined Sporting CP in 1995. By the time he joined the club, his best years had
been behind him after spending many solid seasons at Genoa. He managed only a
handful of matches at Lisbon before departing.
2- Aad
De Mos and Werder Bremen 1995/96
Dutch Manager Aad De Mos was
appointed as Werder Bremen in 1995 as replacement for Otto Rehhagel who had
been in charge for over a decade. De Mos failed to get consistent results and
was sacked just months later on January 1996.
3- Manuel
Negrete and Sporting CP 1986/87
Mexican striker Manuel
Negrete stood out during the World Cup on home soil in 1986 to earn a transfer
abroad to Sporting CP. However, he failed to settle and returned after a
solitary season.
4- Christophe
Dugarry and AC Milan (1996/97) and Barcelona (1997/98)
French striker Christophe
Dugarry was miscast in successive seasons at AC Milan (1996/97) and Barcelona (1997/98).
Midway through his season at Barcelona, he left and joined Olympique Marseille
to earn playing minutes to maintain his chances for 1998 World Cup selection.
5- Julio
Cesar Romero and Barcelone 1989
In the
spring of 1989, in one of the strangest transfers, Barcelona Manager Johann
Cruyff signed Paraguayan forward Julio Cesar Romero in the last few months of
the season. He only made a few appearances and was on his way out at the end of
the season.
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