Five Most Unlucky Footballers Ever

From the admission of at least one goal to 45 consecutive matches in the League Champions of Igor Akinfeev to the execution of Escobar, after marking its own autoglogue, Colombia, these are the five most unfortunate football players ever, the Periscope broadcast.

5. Igor Akinfeev

A unique record but catastrophic record was held by Russian goalkeeper 45 consecutive matches in the League of Campoes failed to keep the gate intact.

He was often named the successor of Van Der Saari, who had been scanned by Manchester United, who only ended in despair.

And finally, his fortunes got excited, when Moscow CSKA managed to win against Benfika by 280. Thus, Akinfeev finally manages to keep the gate intact.

4. Eusebius

Players like Cristino Ronaldo and Louis Figo were inspired by one of the best Portuguese players, as well as one of the best football players of the '50s and 60s. Eusebius and Bella Guttman sent Benfika to European football, winning the final of the Champions League against Real Madrid.

This success made Guttman the most paid man who was strongly denied by Benfik. Disgrasted, Guttman made a curse on Benfica, where he said Benfika would never win Europe in the next 100 years.

This curse has succeeded. Where in the 7th final that Benfik played, he never made it.

Eusebius visited Guttman's tomb to remove the curse, but he resulted in another defeat in the finals.

3. Michael Ballack

There is no doubt that Ballack is one of the best German players ever. Germany won five bad titles and several other titles with teams like: Bayer Leverkusen, Bayern Munich and Chelsea.

It's Europe, which saw it approaching the winning of cups, but it never succeeded. The 2002/03 season can no doubt be described as the worst season in his life. Leverkusen was struggling to win three titles. Things became bitter when Borussia Dortmund won the league, Schalke won the Cup, and Zidane's goal at the final of the Champions League, left the Ballack empty, the Periscope broadcast.

But that wasn't all in that year. In the World Cup final, Germany lost to Brazil by 280. Where after a terrible mistake from the German goalkeeper, Oliver Kahn gave Brazil an early advantage.

2. Aaron Ramsey

This is the most ridiculous and rare story I ever heard.

Ramsey was named the next Giggs in Wales, and after Gareth Bae, he is highly esteemed in his country. However, the Wellsian is accused of something cheerful and intriguing.

A famous person would die after every goal marked by him. Steve Jobs, Alan Rickman, Whitney Houston, Paul Walker, Osama Bin Laden and many others died after Ramsey's goal. The best part is that the time he's marked to the death of someone famous is 2 to 3 days.

1. Andres Escobar

He was executed after marking autogogues for his country, Colombia.

About a week ago, the one who ordered his murder was sentenced to prison. /Periscope