Outstanding Free Agent Squad in 2025

Goalkeeper Alex Meret (Napoli): He is having a successful season with 15 clean sheets and can step up to the podium to receive the Serie A championship medal for the second time in 3 years. Only 28 years old, Meret can completely find a new destination if he does not renew his contract with Napoli.

Right-back Trent Alexander - Arnold (Liverpool): The English player won the 2024/25 Premier League with Liverpool and is preparing to move to Real Madrid after 20 years of association.

Center-back Jonathan Tah (Bayer Leverkusen): The mainstay player in the Bayer Leverkusen squad is in the sights of Real Madrid, MU, Barcelona and Bayern Munich.

Centre-back Olivier Boscagli (PSV): Boscagli has never played for France but is a smart choice for big clubs in the Premier League. With his ability to read situations and good ball handling techniques, Boscagli brings peace of mind to PSV's defense. Boscagli's versatility and experience are also plus points.

Left-back Tyrick Mitchell (Crystal Palace): The homegrown player who grew up in the Crystal Palace academy has played all 36 Premier League games this season. Mitchell is being sought after by many clubs at just 25 years old.

Central midfielder Thomas Partey (Arsenal): Partey has not really met expectations since coming to Arsenal, and will likely leave Emirates Stadium when coach Mikel Arteta refreshes the squad.

Central midfielder Marco Verratti (Al-Arabi): The Euro 2020 champion is about to expire his contract with the Qatari team. At 32 years old, Verratti is said to still have enough strength to compete in Europe.

Attacking midfielder Kevin De Bruyne (Man City): The Belgian star is about to leave the Manchester team after 10 glorious years. He is considered a big target of Premier League, Saudi Arabia and MLS teams.

Right winger Lionel Messi (Inter Miami) - Leo turns 37 and has half a year left on his contract with Inter Miami. With his superb individual skills, influence and impressive ability to create breakthroughs, Messi makes people curious about his next decision in his career. Will he continue playing in MLS, return to his homeland Argentina or choose to retire?

Left wing Neymar (Santos): Neymar, after a difficult time in Saudi Arabia, has returned to Santos and is trying to regain his peak form despite his old age. The Brazilian possesses excellent technique and a variety of attacking abilities, but his stamina and fitness are issues that need improvement. However, Neymar is still a name with great appeal and can help many clubs be more creative.

Striker Cristiano Ronaldo (Al Nassr): At the age of 40, Ronaldo still maintains his impressive goal-scoring ability and a passionate competitive spirit. After more than 2 years playing for Al Nassr with not-so-outstanding achievements, Ronaldo is looking for a new destination to continue his peak career. With his experience and killer instinct, he is still an attractive target for many teams wishing to strengthen their attack.