57 Premier League players who can leave their clubs on July 1st

These are the 57 Premier League players who can leave their clubs on July 1st, and their is some big names amongst them too, ready for a new challenge?

Their contracts expire on the 30th of June, meaning can walk away even if the 2019/20 season has not resumed by then, a leading UK sports lawyer has warned.

The FIFA coronavirus working group has recommended contracts be extended until after the current campaign is concluded, but this will have to be done case-by-case, and the issue will be high on the agenda at Friday’s Premier League meeting.

AFC Bournemouth
Ryan Fraser
Jordon Ibe
Charlie Daniels
Andrew Surman
Simon Francis
Artur Boruc
Brad Smith

Arsenal
None

Aston Villa
Borja Baston
Keinan Davis

Brighton & Hove Albion
Beram Kayal
Ezequiel Schelotto

Burnley
Aaron Lennon
Jeff Hendrick
Phil Bardsley
Joe Hart
Adam Legzdins

Chelsea
Pedro
Willian
Olivier Giroud
Willy Caballero

Crystal Palace
Stephen Henderson

Everton
Oumar Niasse
Cuco Martina
Leighton Baines
Maarten Stekelenburg

Leicester City
Nampalys Mendy
Christian Fuchs
Wes Morgan
Eldin Jakupovic

Liverpool
Adam Lallana
Nathaniel Clyne
Andy Lonergan

Manchester City
David Silva
Claudio Bravo

Manchester United
None

Newcastle United
Javier Manquillo
Matty Longstaff
Andy Carroll
Jack Colback
Rob Elliot
Jamie Sterry

Norwich City
None

Sheffield United
Ricky Holmes
Leon Clarke
John Lundstram
Jack Rodwell
Phil Jagielka

Southampton
Shane Long

Tottenham Hotspur
Jan Vertonghen
Michel Vorm

Watford
Adrian Mariappa
Ben Foster
Heurelho Gomes
Jose Holebas

West Ham United
Carlos Sanchez
Pablo Zabaleta

Wolverhampton Wanderers
John Ruddy
Phil Ofosu-Ayeh
Bright Enobakhare

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