The Premier League players who need a move in the summer window | OneFootball

The Premier League season is over and, with internationals in the U.S., Canada and Mexico looming, the market is already moving.

As reported by The Athletic, Champions League clubs are circling mid-table standouts while free agents assess their options.

Mateus Fernandes, 21, impressed in relegated Southampton and West Ham sides and earned a Portugal call-up, with West Ham open to a profit on last summer’s £38m. Paris Saint-Germain are keen and Manchester United are tracking him.

Elliot Anderson drew a rousing ovation at Nottingham Forest, and interest from Champions League clubs persists, with Manchester City seen as frontrunners and a fee north of £100m mooted.

Harry Wilson, 29, is out of contract at Fulham after a 10-goal league season, making a free transfer appealing despite his age.

James Trafford’s Manchester City return stalled after Gianluigi Donnarumma’s arrival, leaving one league start since August until the Aston Villa finale, so a starting role elsewhere could beckon.

Federico Chiesa averages about 13 league minutes for Liverpool and four of five starts came in cups, and Liverpool’s interest in Yan Diomande suggests Mohammed Salah’s exit may not boost his chances.

Liam Delap is behind Joao Pedro as Chelsea’s striker and Emanuel Emegha will add competition, so a Premier League loan could restore rhythm.

Marcus Rashford’s hopes of a permanent Barcelona stay face a blow if Gordon completes an €80m switch, despite a €30m option, and another loan could ease United’s wage bill.

Source: NY Times