Premier League Free Transfers – Summer 2022

 

 

 

Here are the released players submitted by clubs and published by the Premier League in early June 2022. Some of these footballers now have clubs but the vast majority are now available and looking for their next team. We are still early in the transfer window so clubs will be making plans. It’s going to be fascinating to see where most of these players will end up when the window closes.

 

 

Premier League Released Players – Summer 2022

 

Arsenal – Alexandre Lacazette, Jonathan Dinzeyi, Joel Lopez, Jordan McEneff

Aston Villa – Tristan Ableen-Goodridge, Paul Appiah, Mungo Bridge, Conor Hourihane, Akos Onodi, Dominic Revan, Finley Thorndike, Ashley Young

Brentford – Julian Jeanvier, Zanka, Lewis Gordon, Max Haygarth, Wraynel Hercules, Gustav Mogensen, Jaakko Oksanen, Jude Russell, Roy Syla, Christian Eriksen, Dom Jefferies, Hans Mpongo, Ben Hockenhull

Brighton – Tudor Baluta, Adam Desbois, Lars Dendoncker, Ulrich Ella, Ayo Tanimowo

Burnley – Harry Allen, Philip Bardsley, Calen Gallagher-Allison, Anthony Glennon, Anthony Gomez Mancini, Aaron Lennon, Joel Mumbongo, Richard Nartey, Erik Pieters, Dale Stephens, James Tarkowski, Sam Unwin, Ethen Vaughan, Harry Williams

Chelsea – Charly Musonda, Antonio Rudiger, Danny Drinkwater, Andreas Christensen, Jake Clarke-Salter, Thierno Ballo, George McEachran, Karlo Ziger

Crystal Palace – Martin Kelly, Luke Dreher, David Gregory, Jaroslav Jach, Rian Jamai, Nya Kirby, Jacob Montes, Sean Robertson, Sion Spence, Aidan Steele, James Taylor, Dylan Thiselton

Everton – Cenk Tosun, Jonjoe Kenny, Fabian Delph, Rafa Garcia, Lewis Gibson, Harry Hagan, Rhys Hughes, Sebastian Kristensen, Andy Lonergan

Leeds United – Laurens de Bock, Josh Galloway, Alfie Hughes, Bobby Kamwa

Leicester – Eldin Jakupovic, Vontae Daley-Campbell, Callum Hulme, Will Russ, Tyrese Shade, Jacob Wakeling

Liverpool – Elijah Dixon-Bonner, Divock Origi, Loris Karius, Sheyi Ojo, Ben Woodburn, Luis Longstaff, Sean Wilson

Man City – Fernandinho, Jayden Braaf, Mohammed Aminu, Rowan McDonald, Kwaku Oduroh

Man Utd – Nemanja Matic, Paul Pogba, Jesse Lingard, Edinson Cavani, D’Mani Mellor, Juan Mata, Reece Devine, Connor Stanley, Lee Grant, Paul McShane, Paul Woolston

Newcastle Utd – Tom Allan, Ryan Barrett, Brad Cross, Oisin McEntee, Mo Sangare, Regan Thompson, Jake Turner, Adam Wilson

Norwich City – Lukas Rupp, Josip Drmic, Josh Giurgi, Aston Oxborough, Nelson Khumbeni, Reece McAlear

Southampton – Harry Lewis, Fraser Forster, Ethan Burnett, Ramello Mitchell, Oludare Olufunwa, Ben Smales-Braithwaite, Jayden Smith

Tottenham Hotspur – Kacper Kurylowicz, Dermi Lusala, Isak Solberg, Jeremie Mukendi

Watford – Ben Foster, Kamil Conteh, Nicolas Nkoulou, Andre Gray, Derek Agyakwa, Dante Baptiste, Jimiel Chikukwa, Kane Crichlow, Dominic Hutchinson, George Langston, Kyreece Lisbie, Kyrell Lisbie, Josh O’Brien, Adam Parkes, Daniel Phillips, Maurizio Pochettino, Ryan Cassidy

West Ham – Andriy Yarmolenko, Ryan Fredericks, David Martin, Nathan Holland, Jayden Fevrier, Bernardo Rosa, Amadou Diallo, Ossama Ashley, Mark Noble

Wolves – John Ruddy, Romain Saiss, Marcal, Conor Carty, Pascal Estrada, Raphael Nya, Jamie Pardington, Joao Moutinho