📸 The XI of free agents from tomorrow
We're on June 30, which means several contracts are ending today!
Several players are therefore free to commit to wherever they want. Some, like Alexandre Lacazette, Luka Modrić, or Marco Verratti, are about to sign with their future clubs, respectively in Neom (Saudi Arabia), AC Milan, or Al-Duhail (Qatar).
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Here, we're offering you a starting eleven of free players... whose future club has not yet been revealed. Players who can possibly sign, for free, with your club!
Who do you like the most in this team?
Also read:
- Sunday's transfer update
- Kit news of the week
- Neymar's surprising statement about his time at PSG
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