10 Bundesliga players who flopped in the Premier League...and 8 who were actually quite good

But that shouldn't necessarily come as a surprise considering the Premier League has been growing from strength to strength, while the German top tier has stagnated.

Here, we take a look at a number of hits and misses who swapped bratwursts and weissbier for a full English and Sunday roasts. 

Considering Jadon Sancho is only 22 years old, it's a little harsh to call him a Premier League flop just yet.

While there is still a lot more to come from the £76million man, for now he has to go down as a miss.

Verdict: Miss

Kai Havertz is currently in the spotlight following a recent dip in form, but that doesn't necessarily mean the Chelsea man is a miss.

Verdict: Hit

Sticking with the Bayer Leverkusen theme, next up we have Leon Bailey who joined Aston Villa in the summer for a cool £30million.

Verdict: Miss

Before setting the Premier League alight with Manchester City, Kevin De Bruyne endured a brief and underwhelming spell with Chelsea.

The player moved to Wolfsburg where he made a name for himself in the Bundesliga. Unsurprisingly, Man City splashed out on the midfielder, who quickly repaid the £55million fee with regular moments of brilliance.

Seven years into his City spell, the Belgian has won three Premier League titles, five League Cups, one FA Cup and was named the PFA Player of the Year twice. If he ever adds the Champions League to his CV, he could become one of the greatest Man City players of all time.

Verdict: Hit

When you earn the nickname 'The German Messi' you're either very good or someone is having a laugh at your expense.

Verdict: Miss

Since the 2015/16 season, only one player has managed to stop Robert Lewandowski from winning the golden boot in the Bundesliga - that was Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang as