They are led by Salah… international stars without clubs in the heart of Mercato

The list of players so far without a club includes a number of big names, including stars who are still able to perform at strong levels and others who are looking for a chance to restart their careers.

The list is topped by Egyptian star Mohamed Salah, who is 34 years old after his Liverpool career ended in 2017, while his future has so far remained in doubt despite reports of a move to Turkish side Besiktas.

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Dusan Vlahovic is the most popular option in attack as he is 26 years old and has scored 68 goals in 168 appearances for Juventus, who are interested in Fenerbahce and Besiktas, according to the Italian press.

Jadon Sancho, who was on loan at Aston Villa last season, scoring 1 goal in 29 games, and John Stones, whose role for Manchester City has declined due to injury, are also among the most prominent names, although their ages of 26 and 32 make them options to secure the addition, according to the paper. “L’Equipe” French.

David Alaba, 34, is also looking for a new challenge after five seasons with Real, during which he won the Champions League four times, while his fitness remains a major concern.

Fabinho and Gorecka

Brazil’s Fabinho, who returned to his country at the World Cup and made 111 appearances for Al-Ittihad over three seasons, stands out in midfield, along with Leon Goretzka, whose contract at Bayern Munich expired after eight seasons amid interest from Juventus.

There are also names on the list who previously played in the French league, notably Crepin Diatta, who left Monaco after five seasons, and Bamba Dieng, the 26-year-old Senegalese forward who previously played for Marseille, Lorient and Angers.

Midfielders Yves Bissouma and Nabil Bentaleb, out of contracts with Tottenham and Lille respectively, are also in, in addition to Nabil Fekir, who turns 32 after two years at Al Jazira at the Emirates, and Rafael Guerrero, who has left Bayern Munich after three seasons and 89 appearances for the German club.