The Premier League best XI of big six unwanted players this summer

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The summer transfer window is alive and so is the 2022-23 Premier League season looming, with Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City once again looking to finish over the heap in May in what is likely to be one of the fiercest leagues. Seasons in recent memory.

• Erling Haaland in the English Premier League
• The first two full seasons of Antonio Conte and Eric Ten Hag in the Premier League, two of the best seasons
• Arsenal and Chelsea spend a lot of money
• The first season of Darwin Nunez

This Premier League season is going to be absolutely amazing. pic.twitter.com/rlytwIYOw6

– sportbible July 19, 2022

The talking points for the upcoming campaign appear to be endless, with the arrival of attacking duo Erling Haaland and Darwin Nunez adding another story in the growing rivalry between City and Liverpool to Arsenal and Chelsea spending, and the goal behind it remains the usual focus on What are the big names that have been moving in England Instead of who might head to the exit row.

When it comes to the Premier League’s Big Six, a credible cadre of players is ready to look for new business opportunities this summer both in England and abroad, with many of the Premier League’s top-flight undesirables still able to deliver quality to the ‘smaller’ clubs.

With that in mind, here is our top lineup for 101 Great Goals from the Big Six in the Premier League.

Bernd Leno – Arsenal; 7.5 million pounds sterling

Former Arsenal first-choice goalkeeper and Germany international Bernd Leno remains one of the best goalkeepers in the Premier League despite losing his place to Aaron Ramsdale last season and already being targeted by Fulham this summer after he was previously said to have agreed to personal terms. with huts. Leno is still only 30 years old, and he still has plenty of tank miles.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka – Manchester United; £21 million

Still only 24 years old, England international Aaron Wan-Bissaka has had nearly his entire career ahead of him, but many will likely be surprised that the London native hasn’t found himself in a better position. After he shone with Crystal Palace and got his move to the Red Devils, AWB was spotted very regularly while his stock went down. But for a player who was once heralded as part of a new generation, there is still plenty of time for his career to get back on track.

Levi Colwell – Chelsea; 4 million pounds sterling

One of the endless pool of talented youngsters coming through Cobham’s academy pipeline, Chelsea star and England Under-21 international Levi Colwell may also fail to secure a future at Stamford Bridge after the Blues remain bent on relying on purchasing power rather than a youth pipeline. Save the bulk of their talents. Colwill may have an escape plan with Southampton sniffing this summer, as St Mary’s offers a good starting point for his career.

Japhet Tanganga – Tottenham; 10 million pounds sterling

Tottenham player for life, Japhet Tanganga, a London native, has risen through the ranks of Tottenham’s youth ranks prominently while also making an appearance on every international level for England from U-16s to 21s, but nevertheless, his future in north London looks set to be elsewhere.

EXCLUSIVE: AC Milan are interested in Ivan Ndica as an option centre-back, he is a candidate on the list alongside Japhet Tanganga. The deal depends on the budget, Tanganga may be an easier option #AC Milan

Milan’s board of directors, in Belgium tomorrow to reach a full agreement for Charles de Kitleri.

– Fabrizio Romano July 19, 2022

Linked to the interest of AC Milan who could make a similar move with Tanganga as they did with Chelsea’s Fikayo Timuri, the England youth international only needs time and minutes to realize his potential.

Sergio Reguilon – Tottenham; £21 million

Spurs fans were filled with excitement when Spain international left-back Sergio Reguilon arrived in the Premier League last summer from global juggernaut Real Madrid, but despite decent performances under three different coaches, Reguilon may indeed return to Spain after just two seasons in the wake of not meeting expectations. Antonio Conte. A move to Seville appears to be on the table, especially after Tottenham secured Ivan Perisic earlier this summer.

Lucas Torreira – Arsenal; 17 million pounds sterling

Lucas Torreira, touted as one of Arsenal’s top performers under Unai Emery during the pair’s first season in north London, has been out looking at the Emirates since at least Mikel Arteta’s arrival. A modest loan to Atletico Madrid was followed by a superb spell with Fiorentina in Serie A last season, and the Uruguay international is insisting on leaving the club this summer. If his Florence bell is anything to go by, he is fully capable of a rebirth in his career.

Tanguy Ndombele – Tottenham; 25 million pounds sterling

As part of a group of academy graduates who came through the academy set up at Olympique Lyonnais in Ligue 1, big things were expected from Tanguy Ndombele, and Tottenham’s big-earning move for the Frenchman was announced as a potential game-changing factor ahead of Tottenham’s game. . 2019-20 season. Fast-forward to the present, and Ndombélé has failed to find support with Antonio Conte and is likely to move this summer after his loan spell last season. Still only 25 years old, the Renaissance in France could serve him well.

Ross Barkley – Chelsea; 10 million pounds sterling

There was a time when Ross Barkley was considered one of the best talents to ever emerge from Premier League club Everton, with expectations hanging over the Liverpool native that he could be one of England’s new breed at national level. Although things appeared to be on track for the Toffees, Barkley never reached the expected heights at Chelsea after his credible debut season in 2015-16. Well and a true outsider at the club, the 28-year-old risks becoming the next Jack Rodwell, but he can still provide a midfield goal threat for a team looking to finish mid-table.

Hakim Ziyech – Chelsea; 24 million pounds

Moroccan superstar Hakim Ziyech, an absolute monster in Dutch football over seven years in the Eredivisie with FC Heerenveen, FC Twente Enschede and Ajax, has arrived as part of a massive recruitment drive determined to challenge the Premier League. Unfortunately for Ziyech, the 29-year-old has been a shadow of his former self and appears set to leave this summer amid interest from Serie A giants AC Milan. He may not be a spring chicken, but he’s still talented enough to thrive in the right environment.

Timo Werner – Chelsea; 30 million pounds sterling

The arrival of Timo Werner two years ago was supposed to provide Chelsea with a serious threat on goal after the Germany international had an impressive spell with RB Leipzig as he scored 93 goals and added 40 assists in just 158 ​​appearances, but – despite his undeniable ability It was a complete bankruptcy for the Blues and failed to adapt to the rigors of the Premier League. Still capable of scoring goals in the right system and surroundings, he could find his scoring boot elsewhere this summer with relative ease.

Nicolas Pepe – Arsenal; £21 million

Few Arsenal fans will forget the uproar that accompanied the club’s record signing Nicolas Pepe when the Ivorian winger from LOSC Lille arrived three seasons ago under Unai Emery, but perhaps it was the fact that Emery wanted his Ivorian international Wilfried Zaha on Pépé He portends the highest level. ranking. Unable to adapt to Mikel Arteta’s system and expectations, Arsenal could be prepared to take a massive hit on their initial investment amid Attention from a group of clubs Including Leeds in the English Premier League.

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