10 outstanding players about to say goodbye to the Premier League

Cristian Romero (Tottenham): The Argentine centre-back has publicly criticised the Spurs board for lacking ambition and a clear direction. Atletico Madrid are a potential destination, although Tottenham's qualification for the Champions League could see him reconsider his decision.

Son Heung-min (Tottenham): Despite ending Spurs' trophy drought, Son is still facing the possibility of leaving due to poor form and high wages. Saudi Arabia is calling, and this summer could be the time for the "Asian hero" to leave North London with his head held high.

Emiliano Martinez (Aston Villa): Villa need to sell personnel to comply with financial regulations. Martinez showed signs of parting ways after the last home match and is being interested by Barcelona, ​​Atletico Madrid and Middle Eastern clubs.

Darwin Nunez (Liverpool): The Uruguayan striker has been disappointing with only 5 goals and 8 yellow cards in the Premier League. Despite some shining moments, he is not in the long-term plans of new coach Arne Slot. Al Nassr still wants to recruit Nunez this summer.

Andrew Robertson (Liverpool): With Liverpool closely following Milos Kerkez and Jeremie Frimpong, the veteran left-back could be on the move. At 31, Robertson's form has somewhat declined.

Kevin De Bruyne (Man City): After 10 years and 16 titles, De Bruyne has officially said goodbye to Etihad. De Bruyne can choose to continue staying in the Premier League, but MLS and Napoli are two potential destinations.

Ederson (Man City): The Brazilian goalkeeper is no longer an irreplaceable option. Diogo Costa is being targeted and Ederson could go to Saudi Arabia to seek a new challenge.

Christopher Nkunku (Chelsea): Injuries and poor form have limited Nkunku to just 11 starts in two seasons. A return to the Bundesliga – where he once shone – is the most likely possibility.

Mohammed Kudus (West Ham): Not very effective in terms of goals, but Kudus is one of the best dribblers in the league. West Ham are willing to sell if they receive a reasonable offer from Saudi Arabia.

Alejandro Garnacho (Man United): Garnacho hinted at his future after being benched in the Europa League final. The frustration towards manager Ruben Amorim is clear and a move away from Old Trafford to Chelsea or Napoli is entirely possible.

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