The Sporting News has compiled a list of ten top players whose contracts expire in the summer of 2024, potentially setting the stage for significant transfers. Among them is Mario Hermoso, the versatile defender from Atletico Madrid. With clubs like Juventus, Nottingham Forest, and Tottenham in the mix, Hermoso’s defensive prowess positions him as a sought-after asset for teams looking to bolster their backlines.
Wilfred Ndidi of Leicester City, a midfielder excelling in both attack and defense, is another key figure attracting interest. Barcelona and Tottenham, dealing with midfield gaps due to injuries, might eye Ndidi as a potential solution in the January window.
Sheraldo Becker, the Union Berlin striker, despite a challenging season, remains an intriguing prospect. Premier League teams, impressed by his past performances, might rekindle their interest in Becker due to his speed and goal-scoring abilities.
Valentin Barco, pivotal in Boca Juniors’ campaign, is on the radar of English clubs like Chelsea and Brighton after an unsuccessful summer move attempt. Barco’s availability in the winter window adds excitement to potential transfers.
Piotr Zielinski (Napoli), Anthony Martial (Manchester United), and Presnel Kimpembe (PSG) are other notable names on the list, each with unique skills and prospective destinations including Liverpool, Barcelona, Juventus, among others.Yet, beyond these ten, players like Eric Dier (Tottenham), Mehdi Taremi (Porto), and Rafa (Benfica) could also spark interest as their contracts approach expiration, signaling a potentially active transfer window ahead.While some clubs retain options to extend contracts, the upcoming transfer window could witness significant moves and strategic decisions from both players and clubs. As the European football landscape braces for potential game-changing transfers, stay tuned for impactful moves in the months ahead.
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