Top 5 big players who will leave the Premier League this summer

The English Premier League is always proud to be the most attractive league on the planet. Besides the matches with attractive scenarios, the tournament of the foggy island nation is also famous for the willingness to play of the clubs. England’s teams are ready to spend tons of money to recruit any star in the world.

However, every time the transfer window comes, EPL has to say goodbye to many players, including those who have been part of the history of this tournament. Let’s find out which stars are leaving the UK this summer.

5. Antonio Rudiger (Chelsea)

Antonio Rudiger’s decision to end five years at Stamford Bridege is largely rooted in his frustration at stalled negotiations with the club – a tense issue that persisted after sanctions were introduced. out to owner Roman Abramovich.

Antonio Rudiger. Photo: Internet

The German centre-back has commanded the backline of Thomas Tuchel’s side this season, and with his superb defensive skillset, the 29-year-old has become a hot commodity in Europe and eventually. Real Madrid are the fastest of all when they signed the German midfielder.

After 5 years at Chelsea, Rudiger has won 1 EPL championship, 1 Club Super Cup, 1 FA Cup and culminated in the UEFA Champions League championship in the 2020/2021 season.

4. Alexandre Lacazette (Arsenal)

Lacazette was a promising signing when he joined Arsenal in 2017 for a record-breaking £53m. Spending 5 years in North London, Lacazette has received a lot of sympathy from fans.

The French striker’s performance in helping Arsenal to the 2019 Europa League final was perhaps his standout contribution, but the defeat to Chelsea in the final reflected Lacazette’s reputation and strength that he was just a near-world-class striker who couldn’t bring Arsenal to the level the club wanted.

Alexandre Lacazette. Photo: Internet

With the French striker still uncertain about his next club, plus Arsenal not yet making any offers to extend, in addition to rumors with Juventus, Atletico Madrid and Lyon, looks like Lacazette’s time in the EPL is nearing its end.

3. Paul Pogba (Manchester United)

Returning to the Old Trafford roof in the Red Devils’ epic Pogback campaign, Paul Pogba is expected to lead the team to the big titles that Man Utd has coveted since the time of coach Alex Ferguson.

However, what Pogba left in the eyes of the fans was complete disappointment. Although it is possible to point out a few bright matches of the French international, but above all, Pogba’s stability and professionalism is always questioned.

Paul Pogba. Photo: Internet

Manchester United fans were even more moved when they compared his performance at Old Trafford to those of the player during the campaign to take France to the 2018 World Cup.

In the end, 226 appearances, and a meager flash of Pogba, helped the Manchester Reds lift a Europa League and a Carabao Cup title. Pogba will officially leave Man Utd this summer.

2. Fernandinho (Manchester City)

Fernandinho has established himself as a major hero at the Etihad since moving to Manchester City from Shakhtar Donetsk in 2013.

Pep Guardiola announced the Brazilian’s decision to leave the club during the Champions League press conference ahead of The Citizens’ Real Madrid clash.

Fernandinho. Photo: Internet

No one at City would deny Fernandinho’s desire to complete his career in his home country, with his outstanding service throughout nine seasons in Manchester.

After 383 appearances in all competitions, Fernandinho has won 5 championships Premier League and many other big and small trophies. He deserves to be in the legendary ranks of the Etihad Stadium team.

1. Mark Noble (West Ham)

In this day and age, a player’s lifetime commitment to a club has become too much of a luxury.

Mark Noble is one such player, he loved the West Ham shirt from the time he was a boy until he became the captain of The Hammers.

Mark Noble. Photo: Internet

It was an emotional occasion for all West Ham fans, as it was the penultimate Sunday of the season, when the “Lord West Ham” said goodbye to the fans at the London Stadium after the game. Draw 2-2 of the Hammer with Man City.

After 22 years of dedication and more than 540 appearances in the first team, Mark Noble officially retired, he will spend more time with his family. And perhaps, soon, West Ham will invite him back to the club with a special position.