The Transer window has little more than three weeks left for Premier League teams and players to make their latest movements with people such as Alexander Isak and Jack Grealish's Futures in the air
There is little more than a week until the Premier League season returns and not much more than three weeks until the transfer window is closed. Nevertheless, a number of top stars of the division can still be on their way to new clubs and some will be desperate to realize a movement.
There are no shortage of teams that still have to strengthen their hands, while others still have stars that have to be loaded. Part of it will be powered by the players themselves, while some clubs simply hope they do not have any assets that cannot be used in their matchday quadrons.
Players such as Raheem Sterling want to prove that they still have something to offer to prevent them from being omitted outside the first team plans. Alexander Isak has found himself outside the first team training because of his actions because he wants to facilitate a move to Liverpool.
There are still exciting movements to be made. Mirror Football takes a look to make a starting XI of players who can work in new environments in new environments in the coming weeks.
Although a number of backup options can still be on the move, including Stefan Ortega from Manchester City, as a result of the arrival of James Trafford in the Etihad Stadium of the Clarets, Emiliano Martinez is perhaps the most attractive potential movement. Chelsea and Manchester United are linked to the Aston Villa star, who was once named the best goalkeeper in the world.
There are still four years left on the contract of the Argentina star who leaves the Villans in a strong position, but it remains a situation to look at.
Chelsea and Manchester United are among the teams with the most players to discharge. The blues had a bomb team last season and a similar situation could still arise for this period.
That offer some useful options for the team with Axel Disasi, Ben Chilwell, Renato Veiga, Carney Chukwuemeka, Christopher Nunku and Sterling available for sale with figures such as Armando Broja and Joao Felix are already outside. Disasi's versatility could see him on full-back for the side with Chilwell who took the opposite flank.
The central defensive combination for the team will consist of players who want to elevate their career. Crystal Palace and Bournemouth would probably both be very happy to keep Marc Guehi and Illia Zabarnyi, but outputs to Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain remain possible.
Traces would be open in midfield for offers for Yves Bissouma, while Everton is interested in Jack Grealish. The ACE of Manchester City can cost £ 12 million for loan, but the toffees are willing to be patient.
Ebereechi Eze is linked to both Arsenal and Tottenham this summer. The Eagles will not be obliged to sell, but perhaps traces can be taken into action after the injury of James Maddison.
It is made clear that United also wants to get rid of a number of players. Alejandro Garnacho, Jadon Sancho, Antony and Tyrell Malacia are still looking for new clubs, despite the players who want an exit since the window has been opened.
However, there might be room for one and perhaps Alejandro Garnacho is the best option. Chelsea has had conversations for the Argentina International.
Participating in him in the forward line are two players who enjoyed their teams for a few weeks. Alexander Isak still has to return to the first team training for Newcastle, while Yoane Wissa has emphasized his wish to move to Brentford in the midst of interest from the Magpies.
Premier League XI: Martinez; Disasi, Zabarnyi, Guehi, Chilwell; Grealisch, Bissouma, Eze; Garnacho, Isak, Wissa.