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9 Big Players leaving Their Clubs This Season

The season is coming to an end, major leagues across Europe are rounding up their domestic competitions with the champions league final insight, out-of-contract players looking forward to the break to see where they land next season. This does not exclude some of Europe’s greats as some huge names are planning to leave their clubs this summer for a fresh start somewhere else. Her are Nine Big players leaving their clubs next season

1, Robert Lewandoski

 

it’s of no rumor that the veteran polish striker is keen on leaving Bayern Munich this season as he claims he’s looking for more competition and to try out something new, Lewandoksi refuses to accept a new contract renewal from Bayern Munich and his farewell goodbye to the Munich fans on the last game of the season has proven all points that he’s surely on a move.

He has been recently linked to Barcelona but nothing has been made official yet

2, Luis Suarez

 

 

After signing for Atletico Madrid from Barcelona in 2020 on a two-year contract, Luis Suarez was reportedly keen on renewing his deal at the Wanda Metropolitano, but it has been announced that he will be moving on this summer.

At 35 years old, Suarez is now considered one in the “veteran” bracket, though his goal contributions since his notorious exit from Barcelona have been impressive – with La Liga title glory savored during his debut campaign in the Spanish capital.

3, Erling Haaland

 

Its no doubt that Haaland is one of the most promising football players in the world right now, his skills, tenacity, rigidity, and young age has put him on the radar of many big star clubs, and it’s no surprise that the Norwegian is leaving for Manchester City in the summer for an E60m tag price. Haaland bid farewell to the fans on the last day of the season and it was a memorable moment to behold.

The Norwegian striker joined the Bundesliga giants in 2019 from Red Bull Salzburg, scoring 85 goals in 88 appearances for Borussia Dortmund, and last season was directly involved in 12 goals in eight Champions League showings.

4, Antonio Rudiger

 

 

Antonio Rudiger has already decided to link up with Real Madrid ahead of the 2022-23 campaign after five years at Chelsea. The German international defender will be a big miss for the Blues and a shrewd addition for the Blancos.

No official announcement has been made yet, but all things seem square for Rudiger to join the Spanish capital’s white army of the Spanish capital.

5, Paulo Dybala

 

 

Paulo Dybala has been one of the stars of Juventus since his arrival since from Palermo in 2015, but speculation about whether or not he will prolong his time in Turin has raged for some time.

The Argentina international had hinted at extending his contract with the Bianconeri at one stage, but Dybala took time to address the issue on Sunday and confirm that he will be leaving the old lady at the end of the season

Dybala has spent 7 years at Juventus with 12 trophies and 115 goals.

6, Lorenzo Insigne

 

 

Italy winger Lorenzo Insigne will end his 15-year spell with Napoli after signing a pre-contract agreement with Toronto FC in Major League Soccer. Insigne will join Toronto on a four-year deal starting July 1.

7, Andreas Christensen

 

 

Chelsea found themselves in a contract stand-off with Andreas Christensen for some time before it became clear that no extension would be put in place with the Danish defender at Stamford Bridge.

He is expected to link up with La Liga giants Barcelona after hitting free agency.

8, Frank Kessie

 

 

The Ac Milan midfielder has confirmed that he will be leaving Italy this season as he’s strongly linked to a move away to Barcelona. The Ivorian Contract Expires this season and all seems set for him to try out a new Environment

9, Fernandinho

The Brazil midfielder has been a rock for the Citizens for the past eight seasons and is now in his final year with the club after agreeing to a one-year contract extension until 2022.

At 37 years of age, Fernandinho is still an asset to Man City and Pep Guardiola will be given the difficult task of attempting to find a suitable replacement when another transfer window opens.

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