HomeSportFootball Check out 12 photos now 12 Football Players Who Spent More Time in the Infirmary Than on the Field…12 Football Players Who Spent More Time in the Infirmary Than on the Field…À lire plus tardSauvegardéFootball is notoriously known for those who fake injury in order to gain an advantage on the opposing team. That being said there are some very real injuries that occur and sometimes they happen to more people than others. Of these fragile players, some have gone down in history books not for their time on the field but for how much time they've spent off it...© Getty Images12th - Santi Cazorla (Villarreal) : 514 days of unavailability.© Getty Images11th - Marco Reus (Borussia Dortmund): 563 days of unavailability.© Getty Images10th - Aaron Ramsey (Juventus): 621 days unavailable.© Getty Images9th - Danny Welbeck (Watford) : 692 days of unavailability.© Getty Images8th - Yohann Gourcuff (French National Team): 839 days unavailable.© Getty Images7th - Sergio Asenjo (Villareal): 910 days of unavailability.© Getty Images6th - Jack Wilshere (West Ham United): 951 days of unavailability.© Getty Images5th - Arjen Robben (Retired): 958 days unavailable.© Getty Images4th - Thomas Vermaelen (Vissel Kobe): 1,002 days unavailable.© Getty Images3rd - Holger Badstuber (VfB Stuttgart): 1,104 days unavailable.© Getty Images2nd - Thomas Rosicky (Czech Republic National Team): 1,267 days unavailable.© Getty Images1st - Abou Diaby (Retired): 1,844 days of unavailability.This is the real reason why these football players wear their first names on their shirtsThese are the best dribblers in history of football