Some have been here before, some have been linked for years, and some just feel right. These 10 are out of contract soon and likely on the move, and we\u2019d quite like their next move to be to the Premier League.<\/p>\n
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Alexandre Lacazette<\/strong> An elite goalscorer can be the best ingredient for staying in the Premier League and while Lacazette was fairly underwhelming for Arsenal, we are confident he can bang them in for Leeds.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Dusan Tadic<\/strong> In the Turkish Super Lig this season, Tadic scored 11 and assisted another 14, which is a very strong return in a decent league and something that tells us he\u2019s not ready to take the Saudi Arabian riches. He stinks of MLS more than the Middle East anyway.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Nicolas Tagliafico<\/strong> Junior Firpo will leave Leeds this summer, making a new left-back crucial. Why not Tagliafico?<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Florian Thauvin<\/strong> Eight goals and three assists in a big-five European league is enough evidence for us to believe he can cut the mustard for a bottom-half Premier League team. He\u2019s an exciting player who\u2019ll get bums off seats \u2013 so even if they only rack up 18 points in 2025\/26, at least the fans will be entertained.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Marko Arnautovic<\/strong> Arnautovic only started five times in Serie A in 2024\/25 and didn\u2019t feature in Inter\u2019s run to the Champions League final after the last-16 triumph over Feyenoord.<\/p>\n MORE F365 FEATURES\u2026 \u00a0<\/p>\n Joaquin Correa<\/strong> \u00a0<\/p>\n Dries Mertens<\/strong> He may be 38, but 21 assists in all competitions last season says he\u2019s still got it. Those numbers aren\u2019t to be sniffed at, even in Turkey.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Luka Jovic<\/strong> Jovic is only 27 and strikes us as the kind of player who\u2019d be weirdly, inexplicably brilliant in England.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Edin Dzeko<\/strong> Like Tadic, he\u2019ll leave Fenerbahce after a difficult year under Jose Mourinho. Fourteen goals in 35 league games in 2024\/25 is decent enough for us. We\u2019ll just conveniently ignore the fact he\u2019s 39.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Stefan de Vrij<\/strong>
Former Arsenal<\/strong><\/a> striker Lacazette will leave Lyon this summer after a second spell with the French giants. He scored an impressive 15 goals in 30 Ligue 1 matches last season, which makes him more than good enough to cut it in the Premier League, even at 34.<\/p>\n
Time is up on Tadic\u2019s Fenerbahce career after two very productive years in Istanbul. He is 36 but his game has never been about pace but technical ability and precision, which he has certainly not lost. That wand of a left foot and playmaking ability is still very much intact for the ex-Southampton attacking midfielder, who we\u2019d back to thrive at Leeds<\/strong><\/a>, Sunderland or Burnley.<\/p>\n
Lyon fans want him to stay, illustrating their wish with a banner earlier this season: \u2018Tagliafico, a warrior who we want to stay at the club\u2019. His contract situation remains unresolved and finally moving to the Premier League after years of transfer rumours<\/strong><\/a> is what we now crave.<\/p>\n
The former Newcastle United<\/strong><\/a> maverick will become a free agent when his Udinese contract expires this month. Destined for so much more at the start of his career, Thauvin never fully reached his potential but has shown sparks of quality for the Italian side.<\/p>\n
It would be a stretch to say the former Stoke City striker has unfinished business in the Premier League<\/strong><\/a>, but he\u2019s an interesting character, so we\u2019d like to see him return. He\u2019s the sort of guy you\u2019d love to have on your team and hate to play against.<\/p>\n
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Continuing the Serie A theme, we reckon Correa is worth a punt for one of the newly-promoted Premier League trio. He might drift through games but has the kind of flair and versatility that makes him a fun gamble. Like Thauvin, he has the potential to excite supporters.<\/p>\n
Retirement is reportedly an option for Mertens, who will leave Turkish giants Fenerbahce after three successful seasons. But with his intelligence, movement and playmaking, we\u2019d happily see him make a long overdue move to England.<\/p>\n
Milan picked up Jovic for a measly \u20ac500,000 from Fiorentina in 2023 and in that time, the Serbian has scored 13 goals in 47 matches; not remarkable, but certainly value for money.<\/p>\n
Dzeko might have more appealing offers on the table \u2014 MLS, Saudi Arabia, and quite incredibly, Real Madrid<\/a><\/strong>. According to Defensa Central, \u2018he fits the profile Xabi Alonso wants\u2019. If he\u2019s good enough for Xabi\u2026<\/p>\n
In April, De Vrij\u2019s agent said: \u2018For sure he will stay at Inter for one more season at least, then we will see. He\u2019s always gonna find space as part of the squad with 60 games per season.\u2019 It\u2019s now June and De Vrij\u2019s contract has not been extended. Hmm. We need more defenders so that works for us.<\/p>\n