💣 Not just De Bruyne! 5️⃣ top players over 30 out of contract in June | OneFootball

In addition to Kevin De Bruyne and Luka Modric, other top players will expire on June 30, but they have not yet chosen the next step in their career.

Let's see 5 players over 30 who could be useful to Serie A teams.

Marco Verratti

Verratti's contract with Al-Arabi is expiring and the player has not yet decided on his future, according to La Stampa reports that the Qatari club would like to offer him a monster renewal: over 30 million net received currently.

Thomas Muller

Thomas Muller's next club will be decided after the Club World Cup he will play with Bayern Munich. Directly from the USA, the player confirmed that he is thinking about his future, in particular, he would like an experience in the States: "It's an opportunity", he said from the Bavarians' retreat.

Christian Eriksen

Christian Eriksen will bid farewell to Manchester United at the end of June and his desire is to leave England: "I think I've had my chances in the Premier League, even when I went to Inter I didn't think I'd be back".

The future could take him to the USA, but according to Football Insider, the Rangers (Glasgow) could also make an attempt: a complex hypothesis but still on the table.

Alexandre Lacazette

Lacazette's second experience at Lyon is ending and the 34-year-old is in doubt about his next steps: he is being sought after by the MLS and the Saudi Pro League (according to journalist Mohamed Toubache) but also smaller Premier League teams seem interested.

Thomas Partey

Arsenal is discussing with Thomas Partey to renew his contract expiring at the end of June, but the midfielder has not yet made a decision.

According to the London Evening Standard, Partey would prefer to stay at Arsenal - "I'm a fan" the midfielder recently said - but is being sought after by the Saudi Pro League and other European clubs.

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