Radamel Falcao's grandmother has complained about the lack of game-time he has received in the Premier League but the facts and figures show she does not have a valid case.
The Colombia international flattered to deceive at Manchester United during his season-long loan spell before joining Premier League champions Chelsea this summer.
His poor form has continued throughout his stay in England with the 29-year-old scoring just five goals during his time at United and Chelsea.
Radamel Falcao (circled) watches Chelsea's match against Aston Villa from behind Jose Mourinho's dugout
The 29-year-old Colombia ace has continued to struggle during his time at the Premier League champions
The Colombia international celebrates after scoring his only goal for Chelsea against Crystal Palace in August
Falcao has been paid a staggering fee of £13.2million in wages since making the trip across the English channel.
He has pocketed over £2.6m per club goal since being first flogged out on loan by parent side Monaco to United in July 2014.
The former Porto and Atletico Madrid man, who was once one of the most feared strikers in the world, earned £285,000 per week at United before taking a 50 per cent wage cut to join Chelsea.
Chelsea's top brass chose to give Falcao a second chance in English football on the proviso he agreed to their £140,000-a-week wage offer.
Falcao duly agreed but has again failed to replicate the kind of form which led to Ligue 1 moneybags Monaco shelling out £52m to secure his services.