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10. Barcary Sagna

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The French defender is still one of the best right-backs in the world and since both him and Arsenal aren’t looking to extend his contract, he is already eligible to sign with any other team starting next season. PSG and AS Monaco are both reportedly after him.

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9. Frank Lampard

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The English midfielder is likely to stay in Chelsea for another year, but if a good offer comes up – maybe from MLS – then he could accept it. However, he has repeatedly mentioned that he is looking to end his career at Stamford Bridge.

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8. Miroslav Klose

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The German striker currently features at Lazio, where he has shown his usual poise and consistent goal-scoring ability. He will likely retire from the German National Team after the World Cup, but he still has plenty left in the tank to be a threat in any of the top leagues.

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7. Patrice Evra

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The French left-back still hasn’t worked out his contract details with Manchester United and even though it is likely that he will sign a new deal, he could also return to a Monaco team that is desperately looking for a competent left defender.

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6. Samuel Eto'o

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The Cameroonian striker joined Chelsea because Jose Mourinho wanted him from day one, but his production hasn’t been what the fans expected. Since his contract is only for one season, it’s safe to say that Eto’o won’t return to the Blues after the World Cup.

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5. Victor Valdes

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The Barcelona goalkeeper has reportedly expressed that he won’t continue playing for Barcelona after this season, but his future team is still unknown. Many teams are expected to target him, and he’s now eligible negotiate with any side he chooses to.

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4. Nemanja Vidic

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The Serbian defender has been a steady option at the back for Manchester United in recent years, but injuries and a noticeable drop in his form have made him expendable now. Manager David Moyes already said he needs to improve to regain his place in the starting XI and if he doesn’t do that by the end of the year, he could be playing elsewhere for the 2014-15 season.

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3. Andrea Pirlo

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The Juventus midfielder is currently injured, but that hasn’t stopped teams to inquire about him. Apparently, he is not eager to continue at La Vecchia Signora and with him looking for a new experience outside Italy, many teams are expected to target him during the second part of the campaign.

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2. Xabi Alonso

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The former Liverpool midfielder has reportedly rejected all the renewal offers made by Real Madrid, and his future is clearly not in Spain. He has been a target for teams in Spain, England and Italy. With the quality he possesses, he would be a great addition to any side looking for help in the midfield.

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1. Robert Lewandowski

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The Polish striker is undoubtedly the biggest name available, but several reports are indicating that he already has an agreement with Bayern Munich. The only thing that is clear is that he is not coming back to Borussia Dortmund after this season. Following his impressive play over last two years, he is not going to be short on possible teams to join going into the next campaign.

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