Which Premier League players are out of contract this summer?

Following the final game of the season in May, clubs will now review their squads ahead of the new season.

Arsenal, Manchester United and Newcastle will all be looking to close the gap on Manchester City after Pep Guardiola’s side won their third league title in a row in May.

With the transfer window set to open this week, teams across the country will be looking for new players to bring into the club.

Several Premier League players have contracts expiring at the end of the month and may be available for free on July 1.

As July 1 approaches, which Premier League players have contracts expiring at the end of this month? Mail Sport provides the answers below.

Liverpool’s Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is another out-of-contract player this month

Which players are out of contract this summer?

Chelsea’s N’Golo Kante has not signed a new contract at Chelsea, with his contract due to expire this month.

Negotiations over a new deal stalled in March and the Frenchman is set to move to Al-Ittihad in Saudi Arabia.

Another player who will be looking for a new club ahead of the new season is Phil Jones. The Red Devils confirmed the news in May that the defender would leave this summer.

The defender was United’s longest-serving player having joined Blackburn Rovers in June 2011 in a £16.5million deal.

Ilkay Gundogan could be available for free this summer. The midfielder says he is yet to decide on his future after guiding Manchester City to the Champions League trophy last weekend.

The full list of players out of contract this summer is as follows:

Arsenal

• Ainsley Maitland Niles
• Reiss Nelson

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Bournemouth

• Jefferson Lerme
• Junior Stanislas
• Jordan Zemura

Brentford

• Mathias Jorgensen
• Saman Ghoddos
• Pontus Jansson (due to join Swedish side Malmö next month)
• Sergi Canos (one-year option now triggered)
• Tariqe Fosu
• Joel Valencia

Brighton

• Joel Veltman
• Jan Paul van Hecke

Burnley

• Ashley Barnes
• Jordan Beyer

chelsea

Chelsea’s N’Golo Kante looks set to leave Chelsea with Al-Ittihad closing in on the Frenchman

crystal palace

• Wilfried Zaha
• Jeffrey Schlupp
• Nathaniel Clyne
• Jordan Ayew
• Luka Milivojevic
• Joel Ward
• Nathan Ferguson
• James Tomkins
• James McArthur
• Jack Butland (recently signed a four-year contract with Rangers)

Everton

• Andy Lonergan
• Asmir Begovic
• Andros Townsend
• Yerry Mina

Fulham

• Willian
• Shane Dufy
• Neeskens Kebano
• Antoine Knockaert
• Paolo Gazzaniga

liverpool

Roberto Firmino is set to leave Liverpool at the end of the month after eight years at Anfield

Town of Luton

• Luc Berry
• Gabriel Osho

Manchester City

• Ilkay Gundogan
• Benjamin Mendi

Manchester United

• Axel Tuanzebe
• Phil Jones
• Tom Heaton

Newcastle United

• Ciaran Clarke
• Matt Ritchie
• Paul Dummet
• Matty Longstaff
• Loris Karius
• Marc Gillespie

Nottingham Forest

• jesse lingard
• Andre Ayew
• Harry Arter
• Cafu
• Lyle Taylor
• Jack Colback

United Kingdom of Sheffield

• William Osula
• Billy Sharp
• John Fleck
• Wes Foderingham
• Olivier Norwood
• Enda Stevens
• Jack Robinson
• Jack O’Connell
• Ben Osborn
• Olivier McBurnie
• Ismaila Coulibaly

Tottenham

West Ham

• Manuel Lanzini
• Angelo Ogbonna
• Lukasz Fabianski
• Jamal Baptist
• Mipo Odubeko

wolves

• Joao Moutinho
• Diego Costa
• Adama Traore

Manchester City star Ilkay Gundogan is yet to agree a new deal with the Premier League giants

Phil Jones will look for a new club this summer after 12 years at Manchester United

When does the summer window open?

Next season’s summer window will open on Wednesday, June 14, 2023.

It will continue until Friday, September 1 and is expected to close at 11 p.m.

The EFL transfer window is also set to open on the same day as the Premier League. However, the La Liga, Serie A and Bundesliga summer window are set to open on Saturday, July 1.

Last summer the Premier League set a new spending record of £1.9billion.