The season of 2010-2011 was a massive hit among the football fans and supporters and they will always remember it to be one of the best Premier League seasons with some of the finest footballers writing their names in the wall of fame. Let’s look back at the contribution of Paul Konchesky as a great footballer who made it to the headlines back in that season.

Chelsea would have ended the 2010-2011 Premier League without any trophies, but the situation was nothing compared to the turmoil that happened during the campaign on the side of Merseyside. Roy Hodgson started his professional career as a manager with Liverpool. But the club was constantly losing games to Manchester United, Everton, and Manchester City. Dimitar Berbatov scored a hat-trick for the Red Devils that became famous overnight and the fans still remember that precious moment.

But things changed when Paul Konchesky joined the club. Paul Konchesky has always been best at the left-back position. He already had the experience under Hodgson while he was in Fulham. He joined Liverpool under him again and displayed different football when Hodgson was the club’s boss and became the poster boy in that season. He could not play for Liverpool for much time so he needed to show off his skills. He was sold out to Anfield when Kenny Dalglish, known as Liverpool’s legend, came in as the boss to manage the side.

Paul Konchesky has played for several major professional football clubs like Charlton Athletic, West Ham United, Liverpool, Fulham, and many more. But he will always be remembered as a footballer during his career in Liverpool. He joined Leicester City in 2011 for three years under contract and got the chance to play in the Premier League. He joined Queens Park Rangers in the year 2015 after Leicester City released him.