⚠️ Top 11 outcasts: talented but up for sale, 3 from Juventus 🤯 | OneFootball

This summer market has an important trend: many high-value players have been put on the market by their club, or are in an uncomfortable position in their team.

Looking around Europe, it's possible to form a respectable Top 11, with some teams definitely involved in this phenomenon. Let's see the formation lined up with 4-2-3-1.

Gigio Donnarumma

PSG has bought Chevalier for 40 million and Donnarumma's contract is expiring in 2026: as of today, the renewal seems distant and the club could listen to offers for his transfer. There is interest in the goalkeeper from Manchester City and Bayern (according to Pedullà), while for Italian teams, it could be an opportunity only on a free transfer in 2026.

Raul Asencio

The Real Madrid central defender/right-back has not convinced in recent performances at the Club World Cup and is therefore on the club's transfer list. Additionally, the 2003-born player is involved in a judicial case: the Spanish prosecutor's office has allegedly requested two and a half years in prison for a possible crime committed. Here are the details.

Lloyd Kelly

Kelly has not proven to be worth the 20 million euros spent by Juventus (between loan and redemption) and therefore the Bianconeri club is looking for a solution for the player: recently, Sunderland has made inquiries about him, and Juventus values him at 18 million euros.

Renato Veiga

After the loan to Juventus, Chelsea has also decided not to retain Renato Veiga. Not even the injury of Colwill in defense has made the Blues change their minds. As reported by Fabrizio Romano, the player also wants to leave and several teams have already shown interest in him.

Sacha Boey

Bayern Munich was not satisfied with Sacha Boey, the right-back paid 30 million euros by Galatasaray in January 2024. The player has lost value and is on the market, but he wants to stay in Bavaria, trying to regain the club's trust.

Douglas Luiz

Arrived with great hype, Douglas Luiz did not meet expectations at Juventus and is now almost separated from the Bianconeri. The midfielder did not show up for the first days of retreat and then apologized later: the parties will separate, but the request for around 40 million euros does not make his transfer easy.

Marc Casadò

After finding a lot of space in Barcelona during the last season, the 2003-born midfielder Marc Casadò has been put on the market by the Blaugrana. The club believes it has too many midfielders and - according to AS - is asking for 30 million euros to transfer him.

Sancho, Hojlund and Antony

The three-quarters of our 4-2-3-1 are all from Manchester United: Sancho after the loan to Chelsea is out, as well as Antony who behaved well at Betis Seville. Recently, Hojlund was also excluded, who is in contact with Milan, given the very little space in attack after the purchases of Sesko, Cunha, and Mbeumo.

Dusan Vlahovic

The situation is stationary for Vlahovic: 12 million euros net salary, one year of contract, and Juventus waiting for the right offer to transfer him. The probable purchase of Kolo Muani and the presence of Jonathan David would take away even more space, the message is clear: the Serb is on the market.

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