The 2021/22 Champions League will be remembered for some outstanding performances by the world's best footballers, as Real Madrid won a record 14th title with a 1-0 victory over Liverpool at the Stade de France in Paris.Karim Benzema, Sadio Mane, and Kylian Mbappe were among the players who wowed fans across the world with their fantastic performances, but the competition was not without its flaws for every player who competed.This season, Football Transfers has chosen their flop XI from the Champions League, with a focus on bigger-name players who have underperformed.Rulli, Geronimo (Villarreal)
Rulli's inclusion in this team is somewhat regrettable, given that Villarreal were not anticipated to make it through the quarter-finals of the competition, but the part he played in his team's demise versus Liverpool cannot be overlooked.Thomas Meunier is a French writer (Borussia Dortmund)
In fact, Dortmund's whole backline should have been included in our worst XI after conceding 11 goals in six games.Harry Maguire is a character in the film Harry Potter and (Man Utd)
From an individual standpoint, Harry Maguire has had a horrible season, committing a slew of errors both at home and abroad.Maguire was directly responsible for three of Man United's goals in the Champions League group stages.
Atalanta's goals came from Duvan Zapata and Merih Demiral, while Young Boys' goal came from Nicolas Ngamaleu.
Man United were quickly eliminated from the knockout stages by a comparatively poor Atletico Madrid side.Hummels, Mats (Borussia Dortmund)
Borussia Dortmund was undoubtedly the biggest flop of the Champions League group stages in terms of teams.
It was a significant failure to fail to qualify in a group that included Ajax, Sporting Lisbon, and Besiktas.
The main reason for their third-place finish was their porous defense, which included multiple errors by Mats Hummels.Davies, Alphonso (Bayern Munich)
Davies is one of the best full-backs in the world, but he has had a rough season due to injury and health problems.
Bayern took a chance on him against Villarreal, but the bet backfired. He was plainly unfit in the first leg and had a dreadful match, but he came on for Lucas Hernandez in the second game and the Spaniards scored shortly later.
For the Canada star, it was a competition to forget and fast move on from.
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Jack Grealish (Man City)
Franck Kessie (AC Milan)
Lautaro Martinez (Inter)
Neymar (PSG)
Memphis Depay (Barcelona)
Weston McKennie (Juventus)
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