Top Premier League Players Who Could Leave This Summer

The Premier League is still the top destination for many players, but this summer could see some big names leave.

Different reasons are behind it. Contracts, form, personal choices. But one thing is clear, several top players are facing uncertain futures.

Mohamed Salah

Salah’s time at Liverpool looks to be coming to an end.

Reports suggest there is a real chance he could leave this summer, possibly even as a free agent. After years of success, it may simply be the right moment for both sides to move on.

He remains one of the club’s greatest players, but interest from Saudi Arabia and beyond is growing. His situation is still being discussed, especially with uncertainty around his next move, as seen in ongoing updates about him yet to decide his future.

Enzo Fernández

Enzo Fernández is doing well at Chelsea, but his next move is not clear.

He has said little about his future, but he has talked about possibly living in Spain one day. That has kept the rumors alive.

He also said in his statement the He loves his old club, River Plate, and has not ruled out returning there in the future. Enzo has describe the club as a place where he learned both on and off the pitch.

Fernández said his father named him after River Plate legend Enzo Francescoli, proving the club has always been special for his family.

Chelsea’s season could affect his decision. If they miss out on the Champions League, he might push for a move.

Read more about his situation here: Enzo Fernández opens door to future River Plate return

Casemiro

Casemiro looks set for a major move in his career. Inter Miami are reportedly in talks to sign the Brazilian midfielder as he approaches the end of his contract at Manchester United.

The 31-year-old has been an important part of the Red Devils’ midfield since joining from Real Madrid, but with his contract expiring this summer, speculation about his future has grown. Inter Miami’s interest gives him the chance to continue playing at a high level while joining one of the most talked-about projects in Major League Soccer.

Rodri

Rodri has been clear about his feelings: he could return to Spain. Speaking to Onda Cero, he said past ties with Atlético Madrid would not stop him from joining other La Liga clubs.

Manchester City still rely on him, but his comments have fueled speculation that Real Madrid or other top Spanish teams could be an option.

Cristian Romero

Romero is expected to leave Tottenham at the end of the season. He has publicly criticized the club’s lack of investment and appears frustrated with how things are run.

Interest from Spain is strong, and a move to La Liga seems likely if he decides to leave.

Sandro Tonali

Tonali has caught the eye of several top clubs, including Arsenal, Manchester United, and Manchester City.

At the same time, he seems open to returning to Italy. Juventus are interested, but Newcastle value him highly, so any move would take careful negotiation.

Jadon Sancho

Sancho is currently on loan at Aston Villa from Manchester United for the 2025–26 season, where he has enjoyed regular football and some praise for his performances.

Crucially, United have decided not to extend his contract, meaning Sancho will leave the club at the end of the season as a free agent.

Reports suggest his former club Borussia Dortmund is interested in bringing him back, though a move would likely require Sancho to take a significant pay cut.

João Palhinha

Palhinha is still a key player for Fulham FC in the Premier League. There are no confirmed reports of a transfer this season, but interest in his defensive midfield play continues — especially after previous near‑moves.

His performances make him an attractive target, and if a strong offer comes in, Fulham may consider selling.