Years past footballer have played and created many incredible records, some of these records are already broken while some are yet to be broken.

Here are some incredible records kept and are yet to be broken.

1 Manchester United player Ryan Giggs was reportedly said to have score over a 100 goals without a single hat-trick, absolutely incredible.

2 English premier league team Tottenham has never lifted the premier league in their history despite having history of very good player.

3 Spanish captain Sadio Ramos is the only player to collect 26 yellow cards in just 38 games.

4 Manchester United are the only English premier league team to win the league three times in a row.

5 Cristiano Ronaldo is the only player to register 450 league goals in football history.

6 Robort Lewandowski created and astonishing record after netting five times in 9 minutes.

7 Portuguese forward Cristiano Ronaldo scoring 60+ goals in four consecutive calendar years.

8 Cristiano Ronaldo scoring went out of human after netting 50+ goals in six consecutive seasons.

9 Lionel Messi is the only player to win the ballon d'or four times in a row.

10 Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Cristiano Ronaldo, these are the only players to have netted a goal in every minute of a football match.

11 Philip Lahm made history after playing and retiring without a single red card.

12 Aaron Sweswe played a whole 90 minutes action without being able to make a contact with the ball

Which of this records do you think would be the hardest for another player to break?

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made some truly questionable transfer decisions over his 3 years as Manchester United's manager. While he signed very wonderful players for his club, some of them were not good enough to play at the very top level and in this article, we are going to identify Solskjaer's worst signing for United.

Daniel James, Harry Maguire, Alex Telles, Jadon Jack, Raphael Varane were some of the most popular siblings during Solskjaer's reign but the worst of them all is Alex Telles and I will explain why.

Telles joined Manchester United at a time where Luke Shaw was in very poor form and the club needed an option other than Brandon Williams. The 29-year old left back left FC Porto, who were title challengers from the Portuguese league to come to the Premier League to try and displace Luke Shaw in the squad.

However, Shaw hit a strong run of form, and Telles suffered from successive injuries that kept him out of the squad for quite a while. To be clear, Telles is not a bad player. He was just a bad signing for Solskjaer because he practically did nothing under the Norwegian manager and his transfer was more or less a useless one.

He played the first few games of the season well but eventually regressed and just did not find the form to be a good backup to Luke Shaw. In fact, many people believed that the Brazilian would completely replace Shaw as United's starting left back but it did not happen.

He has had a number of weaknesses during his days as a United player, the biggest of which is this inability to defend well. He is a great crosser of the ball but he simply is a bad defender. His positioning is very suspect and he can barely make a tackle. Solskjaer noticed this too and saw almost no reason to start him very often.