Sunderland appoint David Moyes as new coach.

   Ex Everton, Manchester United and Real Sociedad boss, David Moyes has been appointed as the new manager of Sunderland, following the departure of Sam Allardyce who was earlier announced as England senior national team coach.

The former Everton handler has penned a four-year contract at the Stadium of Light.

He left the Premier League after being sacked by Manchester United in April 2014.

Club chairman, Ellis Short said, “We are absolutely delighted to welcome David Moyes to Sunderland, who was by far and away our first choice.

“He is a man whose football pedigree speaks for itself and is someone I have long admired. I have spoken with him on many occasions and I have always been hugely impressed.

“He was my number one managerial target for the last five appointments, but his desire to honour existing contracts meant we were not able to bring him to Sunderland previously. To be able to finally welcome him as our manager is fantastic news for the club.

“The fact that David has committed to a four-year deal is a clear demonstration of his belief in what he can achieve here.

“It is our aim to become a better, stronger and more stable football club and with a manager of David’s calibre and experience at the helm, we have a fantastic opportunity to begin looking upwards, rather than downwards every season”.

Moyes said via his twitter handle, “I am delighted to have joined Sunderland. I am relishing the challenge and excited by the opportunity.”

“I have taken over a big British club, with a great support and I’m looking forward to working in the Premier League again.

“I look forward to continuing the good work done by Sam.”

Mourinho, others react as FA names Allardyce new England manager.

The Football Association (FA), the English football governing body, on Friday named Sunderland AFC manager Sam Allardyce as the new England manager, handing him an initial two-year contract.

The 61-year-old signed an initial two-year deal after compensation was agreed with Sunderland, whom he steered to Premier League safety last season.

He succeeds Roy Hodgson, who quit after England were knocked out of Euro 2016 in the last 16 by Iceland.

Allardyce, whose first game in charge will be a friendly at Wembley on Sept. 1 against as yet unnamed opponents, said he was “honoured’’ to be given the job.

“It is no secret that this is the role I have always wanted. For me, it is absolutely the best job in English football.

“I will do everything I can to help England do well and give our nation the success our fans deserve. Above all, we have to make the people and the whole country proud,’’ he added.

FA chief executive Martin Glenn, while speaking on the development, said: “His excellent managerial credentials, including his ability to realise the potential of players and teams, develop a strong team ethos and embrace modern methods that enhance performance, made him the outstanding
choice.

“We could not help but be energised by his personal perspective on England’s future.’’

A statement on the FA’s website said Allardyce’s primary target is qualification for the 2018 World Cup finals in Russia.

“But he is also charged with helping technical director Dan Ashworth integrate and strengthen the FA’s elite performance and coaching programme across the England senior and development teams at St George’s Park,’’ it said.

Allardyce’s first competitive match will be in Slovakia on Sept. 4 as England begin their qualifying campaign for the 2018 World Cup.

He leaves Sunderland after nine months and the Black Cats are now looking for their ninth manager in eight years.

A statement from the club read: “The focus of everyone at Sunderland AFC is on moving forward quickly and decisively, with the appointment of the club’s new manager to be confirmed at the earliest opportunity.’’

Allardyce, a former manager at Bolton Wanderers, Newcastle United, Blackburn Rovers and West Ham United, has thus become the 14th permanent England manager.

He has never won a major trophy but did win promotion to the Premier League with Bolton, Newcastle and West Ham.

Allardyce has been endorsed by his fellow managers, including Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho, former England manager Sven Goran-Eriksson and ex-Tottenham Spurs manager Harry Redknapp.

Mourinho said Allardyce was “more than ready’’ to lead the national side, while Redknapp said he would bring “a Premier League style and pace’’ to the national side.

Former FA director David Davies said his appointment was a challenge for English football.

“This is the person the League Managers’ Association probably would have wanted.

“Now will the clubs actually go out of their way to help the national team because they’ve got the person they wanted – one of their own?’’

Allardyce was first interviewed for the England job following Eriksson’s departure after the 2006 World Cup in Germany, but Steve McClaren was appointed.

Bournemouth’s Eddie Howe and USA manager Jurgen Klinsmann were reported as potential candidates, but it is not known how many other interviews were conducted.

Le Guen: NFF has disgraced Nigeria – Onigbinde.

   Former coach of the Super Eagles, Adegboye Onigbinde, has blasted officials of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), over the botched appointed of Paul Le Guen as coach of the national team.

The Executive Committee of the NFF, named Le Guen as Sunday Oliseh’s replacement. But in a dramatic turn of events, the Frenchman rejected the role and claimed he never applied for the job, neither was he interested in coaching the former African champions.

Onigbinde, who is a former FIFA/CAF Technical Advisor, says heads should have rolled in the Glass House.

“A portion of FIFA rules talks about a game being brought into disrepute,” Onigbinde told Completesportsnigeria.com.

“The NFF by that singular act of shabbily handling the purported appointment and or recommendation of Le Guen and even making it a public discourse, to me, have brought Nigeria into disrepute and should have resigned or be sacked were it to be in other climes.

“That a football federation interviewed a coach on Skype and announced to the world he has been recommended for appointment, only for the coach to say no, I don’t want your job, keep it to yourself.

“What a shame, what an embarrassment.”

FIFA president, Infantino to visit Buhari on Monday.

   FIFA president, Gianni Infantino, is expected in Nigeria this weekend, along wiht the Secretary General of the world football governing body, Ms Fatma Samba Samoura.

Infantino will arrive on Sunday for a two-day working visit.

He will be received at the Abuja Airport by NFF president, Amaju Pinnick and members of the NFF board and management.

A welcome cocktail will be organized for Infantino at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel later in the day.

On Monday, he and Ms Samoura, will pay a courtesy call on President Muhammadu Buhari, at the Aso Rock Presidential Villa. Some FA presidents from other African countries, are also scheduled to be present.

Infantino will fly back to Switzerland on Monday night, while the Secretary General will leave Nigeria on Tuesday.

La Liga president reveals Barcelona could play friendlies in Nigeria.

   The president of Spanish La Liga, Javier Tebas, has hinted that Barcelona could play friendly matches in Nigeria, as a result of the partnership between La Liga and the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL).

Tebas was speaking at a press conference, organized to open the La Liga office inside the Corporate Headquarters of the League Management Company in Abuja.

“We are here today to open a La Liga Office in Nigeria in furtherance of that understanding,” Tebas said.

“We have made good progress in the three months of the understanding signed between us and Nigeria football league and in a few weeks, an All-Star team from Nigeria will tour LaLiga and we are taking care of the travel and accommodation of 40 members of the team.

“During this tour, the team will play three matches in Spain and will be watched by the directors of top LaLiga clubs who make decisions and this may result in some Nigeria League players being invited to the clubs.

“We also will be sending experts to interact with NPFL Club Managers and share knowledge and also send coaches to work at the grassroot academies for development of youth football.

“La Liga clubs would also visit Nigeria to play friendly matches…yes, Barcelona can come to Nigeria and that will mean that the NPFL is a big league.

“I am sure that by the time the first five years of the partnership ends, LaLiga and NPFL will be bigger.”

NFF debunks Pinnick impeachment rumours.

   The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) board, has denied stories that claimed that its president, Amaju Pinnick, was close to being impeached at the board’s meeting on Wednesday.

According to reports, Pinnick narrowly escaped being impeached by his fellow executive committee members, after the botched appointed of Paul Le Guen as the new coach of the Super Eagles.

   During the committee’s meeting in Abuja, tempers flared and board members threatened to impeach Pinnick, while also demanding to know the full details of the sponsorship deal he secured to cover the salaries of the new coach.

Chairman of the NFF Media and Publicity Committee, Hon. Suleiman Yahaya-Kwande, has however rubbished such stores.

He said: “The NFF has never taken up issue with anyone or any organization for criticizing its work or disagreeing with its policies and decisions. However, outright fabrication of what someone expected or assumed to have transpired at a meeting or forum is unprofessional and condemnable.

“At no time during the meeting did any member mention the word ‘impeachment.’

“At all times, we welcome criticisms, because we don’t know it all and we have never pretended to do so. The communiqué was clear on what matters were deliberated upon at the meeting. We had earlier explained what transpired with regards to the Paul Le Guen issue. He was recommended but we failed to agree terms; it happens every now and again all over the world. You want to employ someone but you fail to reach agreement on terms and conditions of service and the deal is off.”

We did not ask athletes to buy their tickets to Olympics – Dalung.

   The Minister of Youths and Sports, Barrister Solomon Dalung, has expressed regrets over an ’embarrassing letter’ directing Nigerian athletes preparing for the Olympic Games in Brazil to source funds by themselves to pay for air tickets.
Dalung said the letter was not dispatched by the ministry and vowed to fish out the writer.

The minister made the claim in a statement signed by his media aide, Nneka Anibeze, which was posted on his Facebook wall.

Dalung noted that the Director, High Performance, Angie Taylor has been given the task of arranging for the flights and movement of the foreign based athletes to and from Rio.

He said, “We did not write any mail asking athletes to pay their way to Rio. As the overseers of sports in the country, it is our duty to take care of all our athletes. The letter did not come from us and we will investigate the writer of that letter.

“It does not represent our stand concerning the movement of athletes to Rio and the writer or anybody asking athletes to buy their tickets to Rio will be investigated. We ask Nigerians and athletes in particular to disregard the mail.”

He, however, tasked athletes to focus on their build-up to the Rio games.

NFF in crisis because there’s more money in football than oil industry – Dalung.

   Nigeria’s Minister of Sport and Youth Development, Solomon Dalung, has claimed that the current crisis in the football house, is because “there’s more money there than in the oil industry”.

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), has been embroiled in a leadership tussle for the last two years, after elections into the executive committee.

Dalung says money is the root of these problems.

“There’s more cash in football than in the oil sector and there is so much selfish interests and as a result we have this crisis,” Dalung said on a Hausa interview programme, broadcast by Freedom Radio Kano on Tuesday.

“There is someone who wants to force his way as the NFF president and that is why I have had to order full police presence at the NFF secretariat, if not work will not be going on there", he said.

Photos From The White Wedding Of Super Eagles & Lazio Midfielder, Ogenyi Onazi.

   Yesterday, Football star Onazi Ogenyi miraculously escaped unhurt from a car accident after traditionally wedding his fiancée miss Sandra Ogunsuyi on 16th June 2016.
   They had their white wedding today, 18th June 2016.
Here are photos of the wedding:

Dream Team VI to leave for Olympic Games July 29

Nigeria Olympic football team, Dream Team VI, will fly out for the 2016 Olympic Games on July 29.

According to AfricanFootball, the team will set up camp in Atlanta, USA from June 29 and then fly out to Brazil a month later.

Samson Siasia’s boys, are scheduled to play warm-up games against Mexico and Honduras in the US.

Nigeria, who are the current African U-23 champions, have been drawn against Sweden, Japan and Colombia at the Olympics.

Chelsea retain Mikel Obi, Moses, Omeruo ahead of new season.

   Chelsea has confirmed that the club will be retaining the Nigerian trio of John Mikel Obi, Victor Moses and Kenneth Omeruo, ahead of the 2016/2017 season.

Mikel Obi, who has been linked with a move away from Stamford Bridge severally, played more minutes under interim manager, Guus Hiddink, after Jose Mourinho was fired in December.

Moses and Omeruo spent last season on loan at West Ham and Kasimpasa respectively.

It is yet to be confirmed if any of the Super Eagles players, will be part of Antonio Conte’s plans in the new season.

Other players with Nigerian heritage retained include Dominic Ayodele Solanke, Ugbo Ike and Tomori Fikayo.

Olu Aina is in negotiations over a new deal.

Kano Pillars, Tornadoes crash out of Federation Cup.

Kano Pillars and Niger Tornadoes have been sent packing from the Federation Cup.

Prime FC beat former NPFL champions Pillars 2-1 on Wednesday, to advance to the round of 16.

Another lower league team, Crown FC, defeated Tornadoes 5-4 on penalties, after the game ended 1-1 at the end of regulation time.

In other matches, Sunshine Stars saw off Abia Comets 4-2 on penalties, Nasarawa United eliminated Go Round FC 1-0, Rivers United hammered Kaduna United 4-0 and Shooting Stars beat Almar FC 3-0.

RESULTS OF FEDERATION CUP MATCHES

Sunshine Stars 1 Abia Comets 1 (Sunshine win 4-2 on penalties)

Nasarawa United 1 Go Round FC 0

Rivers United 4 Kaduna United 0

Shooting Stars 3 Almar FC 0

Crown FC 1 Niger Tornadoes 1 (Crown win 5-4 on penalties)

ABS FC Vs Enugu Rangers (Abandoned, due to heavy downpour; second half to be played on Thursday morning. Rangers was leading 1-0))

Kogi United 1 Wikki Tourists 2

Kano Pillars 1 Prime FC 2

Warri Wolves 3 Jigawa Stars 0 (W/O)

FC IfeanyiUbah 1 Lobi Stars 0

WOMEN’S ROUND OF 16

Sunshine Queens 3 Osun Babes 0

Mosco Queens 0 Nasarawa Amazons 8

Ibom Angels 0 Delta Queens 0 (Delta Queens win 5-3 penalties)

Martin White Doves 0 Bayelsa Queens 3 (W/O)

Victor Moses to be dropped from Nigeria’s Olympics squad.

   Victor Moses might be excluded from Nigeria’s squad to this year’s Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, as “a corrective measure”.

Moses opted out of last month’s friendly matches against Mali and Luxembourg, a decision that did not impress senior officials at the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF).

   The Chelsea forward was pencilled down as one of the three over-aged players on Samson Siasia’s provisional list for the Olympics, but he could now be left out.

“It is as I said before, his withdrawal from those games (against Mali and Luxembourg) made us unhappy and it wasn’t the first time he was doing it,” a top official told AfricanFootball.com

“And now his name is on the Olympic Games list, but I’m not sure he will make it because we need to take some corrective measures for these players to understand the importance of playing for Nigeria.”

Keshi’s first son unaware of burial plans.

   Stephen Keshi Jnr, the first son of the late Stephen Keshi, had revealed that a date has not been announced for his father’s burial rites.

The 27-year-old who arrived at the NFF Secretariat on Wednesday, insisted that he was unaware of such plans and that nobody sought their consent.

“I just came into Nigeria on Tuesday night, and we read in the papers today that somebody has fixed a date for the burial,” he said.

“I am shocked like my sisters and my brothers. Since our father died, nobody has spoken to us about how he died, and we have not even seen his corpse. Yet, someone is fixing a date for his burial.”

   Keshi Jnr however thanked the federal government, the National Assembly, the Federal Ministry of Youth and Sports, the Nigeria Football Federation, corporate organizations and individuals, for their show of concern since his father died.

He added: “I cannot thank everyone enough. We have only heard good and great words about our father since his death. I am going to Benin City now. The family will sit down and come up with a date for the funeral, but we also appreciate that he was a national figure and will harmonize our plans with that of the Government and the NFF.

“Our father was a loving family man and we will miss him greatly. Our joy is that he left a worthy legacy for Nigeria football and for his family.”

Family proposes July 28 for Keshi’s burial.

The News Agency of Nigeria has reported that the family of Stephen Keshi has proposed July 28 for his burial.

The late former Super Eagles coach’s elder brother and spokesman for the family Sylvester Keshi told NAN in Illah, Delta State, on Tuesday that the family had begun preparations for the burial.

Sylvester said, “For now, we are proposing July 28 for the burial, although we are still awaiting the constitution of the burial committee being planned by the Nigeria Football Federation.

“At present, we are planning ahead for Stephen’s burial. We are still meeting, consulting and making preparations to give our son a befitting burial.

“We are making preparations for the renovation of his family house here in Illah.”

According to him, a representative of the family, Mr. Emma Ado held several meetings with the NFF and a letter was sent to the sports ministry about the burial plans for the former Nigeria captain.

Sylvester added, “Emma Ado, who was Stephen’s agent, has been liaising with the football house and letters have been dispatched in respect of the burial.

“So, I want to believe that in the comings days, we will have a burial committee to work with because it is not just a family burial, the government is involved too.”

He said the Delta and Edo governments had indicated their interest in the burial, adding that the full details of the programme would be made public as soon as the committee was constituted.

Sylvester said, “For now, the family has not received any contribution from anybody or organisation for the burial. People are just indicating their interest to be part of the burial. We are still consulting.”

He confirmed the Tunisia ’94 and South Africa 2013 Africa Cup of Nations winner would be buried in his hometown, Illah.

He said Keshi, who buried his late wife last December in Benin, had confided in his family that he should be buried in his ancestral family home in Ukpologwu Quarters in Illah community, Oshimili North Local Government Area of Delta.

“Before his death, Stephen had told his children and close family members that he should be buried in Illah when he dies. He is a son of the soil, so his wish stands,” Sylvester said.

Warner ruled out of tri-series.

   David Warner has been ruled out of the rest of the One-Day International tri-series against the West Indies and South Africa in the Caribbean after fracturing his left index finger, Australia skipper Steven Smith confirmed on Monday.

Opening batsman Warner, who tormented South Africa with a fine century in Australia’s 36-run win over the Proteas in St. Kitts, on Saturday, has been the kingpin in Australia’s batting line-up on what have been difficult batting wickets in the West Indies and Smith admitted that Warner’s absence will be a blow for his team.

 However, he is confident that Warner, who injured his finger in the match against South Africa, will be fit for the upcoming test series against Sri Lanka.

“I think he is out for the tri-series, but I think that that most important thing from my aspect is that he is fit for the test series, I think it is about six weeks away before the first test. I think the medical staff and Davey are confident that he will be ready for the first test,” Smith told a news conference.

“It’s always tough missing a player like Davey. He is in the form of his life at the moment and had been batting beautifully. It is obviously a big loss for us. He has played beautifully at the top of the order on some difficult wickets for batting. I think there will be a bit of an onus on the player coming in and the guys in the top four to try and get the job done. There have been some quite slow wickets in the series so far. It is about adapting and trying to get in. It might take a bit longer than usual but once you get in you need to cash in,”

Australia’s selectors have yet to decide if a replacement player will be called up to the touring squad but it is likely that Usman Khawaja will be elevated in the batting line-up to open with Aaron Finch.

   Australia currently top the table on nine points, four points ahead of second-placed South Africa with the West Indies a point back.

The Windies and Australia square off in St. Kitts on Monday, June 13 and Australia legspinner Adam Zampa feels that a win against the hosts will all but guarantee Australia a place in the final.

“It’s a nice spot to be in on the ladder at the moment. Obviously coming up is a pretty important match against the West Indies. If we win that it will probably go a long way to getting into the final. We’ve been bowling pretty well as a unit. We were a bit disappointing with the bat in Guyana but that can happen on wickets like that but we have been bowling pretty well and we can take confidence from that,” said Zampa.

South Africa’s next match in the tournament is against the hosts in St. Kitts on Wednesday, June 15 and they will want to return to winning ways after a disappointing batting collapse in their last game handed victory to Australia.

Simpson hopes Vardy stays at Leicester City.

            

Leicester City defender Danny Simpson is hopeful that striker Jamie Vardy will reject the 

overtures of Arsenal and still be at the Premier League champions when the new season kicks off.

Arsenal have triggered a release clause in Vardy's contract with a bid believed to be 20 million pounds (28.43 million) for the England striker, with the player yet to commit to the move, according to British media.

"I have spoken to Jamie," Simpson told the BBC. "Everyone wants him to stay. We would like everyone to stay, even if it's just for one more year.

"It's his decision and he says he wants to concentrate on the European Championship."

Vardy, 29, was the joint second-highest scorer in the Premier League last season with 24 goals and is currently on international duty at the Euro 2016 tournament in France.

The Leicester striker was an unused substitute when England drew their Group B opener against Russia 1-1 on Saturday but will be hoping to play some part against Wales on Thursday or the team's final group game against Slovakia on June 20.

Full list of players released or retained by Premier League clubs.

The Premier League has released the names of players who have been released from their clubs.

The list also included those who will remain for the 2016/2017 season.

Released players include Manchester United pair Nick Powell and Victor Valdes, Arsenal duo Tomas Rosicky and Mathieu Flamini, Manchester City’s Martin Demichelis and Liverpool’s Kolo Toure.

There are also players from Newcastle, Norwich and Aston Villa, despite their relegation to the Championship.

Here is the full list:

AFC BOURNEMOUTH

Contract Players
Afobe, Benik
Allsop, Ryan (Offer)
Arter, Harry Nicholas
Boruc, Artur (Extended)
Buckley, Callum Ralph
Butcher, Matthew David
Cargill, Baily James
Cook, Steve Anthony
Cornick, Harry Charles Frederick
Daniels, Charlie
Elphick, Tommy
Federici, Adam Jay
Francis, Simon Charles
Fraser, Ryan
Goodship, Brandon (Offer)
Gosling, Daniel
Grabban, Lewis James
Gradel, Max Alain
Green, Jordan (Extended)
Holmes, Jordan Thomas
Jordan, Corey
King, Joshua Christian Kojo
Lee, Jordan Michael
MacDonald, Shaun Benjamin
Matthews, Samuel Lloyd (Offer)
McCarthy, Jake
Mings, Tyrone Deon
Murray, Glenn
O’Flaherty, Patrick
O’Hanlon, Josh
O’Kane, Eunan Charles
Pugh, Marc Anthony
Quigley, Joseph Richard
Rantie, Tokelo Anthony
Ritchie, Matthew Thomas
Simpson, Jack Benjamin
Smith, Adam James
Stanislas, Felix Junior
Surman, Andrew Ronald Edward
Tomlin, Lee Marc
Whitfield, Benjamin Michael
Wiggins, Rhoys Barry
Wilson, Callum Eddie Graham

Scholars
Cooper, Ben Harry Alec
Cordner, Tyler Jack
Harfield, Oliver John (Offer Contract)
Kendall, Charlie
Neale, Matthew Alexander (Offer Contract)
O’Connell, Keelan
Stanton, Callum James Frank (Offer Contract)
Stedman, Mitchell
Surridge, Samuel William (Offer Contract)
Taylor, Kyle Frazer
Worthington, Matthew Luke (Offer Contract)
York, Connor Daniel
Young, Curtis

Released
Carmichael, Joshua Lewis
Distin, Sylvain
Muleba, Jonathan Mukendi
Stockley, Jayden Connor
Wakefield, Joshua
Zubar, Stephane

ARSENAL

Contract Players
Akpom, Chuba
Alves da Silva, Wellington
Armando De Abreu, Gabriel
Bellerin, Hector
Bennacer, Ismael
Bielik, Krystian
Bola, Marc Joel
Bola, Tolaji
Campbell, Joel
Cazorla, Santiago
Cech, Petr
Chambers, Calum
Coquelin, Francis
Crowley, Daniel
Da Graca, Kristopher Santos
Dasilva, Pelenda Joshua Tunga
Debuchy, Mathieu
Dragomir, Vlad-Mihai
Elneny, Mohamed Naser Elsayed
Eyoma, Aaron Jordan
Fortune, Yassin Enzo
Gibbs, Kieran James Ricardo
Giroud, Olivier
Gnabry, Serge David
Hayden, Isaac Scot
Hinds, Kaylen Miles
Huddart, Ryan David
Iliev, Deyan
Iwobi, Alex
Jenkinson, Carl Daniel
Johnson, Chiori
Kamara, Glen
Keto, Hugo Oliver
Koscielny, Laurent
Macey, Matthew Ryan
Maitland-Niles, Ainsley
Malen, Donyell
Martinez, Damian Emiliano
Mavididi, Stephy Alvaro
McGuane, Marcus
Mertesacker, Per
Monreal, Ignacio
Moore, Tafari Lalibela
Mourgos, Savvas
O’Connor, Stefan Ramone Sewell
Osei-Tutu, Jordi
Ospina, David
Oxlade-Chamberlain, Alexander Mark David
Ozil, Mesut
Pleguezuelo, Julio Jose
Ramsey, Aaron James
Reine-Adelaide, Jeff
Robinson, Tyrell
Sanchez, Alexis
Sanogo, Yaya
Sheaf, Ben
Szczesny, Wojciech Tomasz
Toral, Jon-Miquel
Walcott, Theo James
Welbeck, Daniel
Willock, Christopher
Wilshere, Jack Andrew
Zelalem, Gedion

Scholars
Gilmour, Charlie Ian
Nketiah, Edward
Pileas, Kostas
Tella, Nathan
Willock, Joseph George

Released
Arteta Amatriain, Mikel
Flamini, Mathieu
Rosicky, Tomas

ASTON VILLA

Contract Players
Abdo, Khalid (Offer)
Abdoul, Johan
Agbonlahor, Gabriel
Amavi, Jordan Kevin
Ayew, Jordan
Bacuna, Leandro Jones Johan
Baker, Nathan Luke
Bennett, Joseph
Blackett-Taylor, Corey
Borg, Oscar Francis
Bunn, Mark John
Calder, Riccardo (Extended)
Cissokho, Aly
Clark, Ciaran
Cowans, Henry Gordon Mander (Extended)
Crespo Rincon, Jose Angel
Davis, Keinan Vincent Joseph
Gardner, Gary
Gestede, Rudy Philippe Michel Camille
Gil de Pareja Vicent, Carles
Grealish, Jack
Green, Andre
Gueye, Idrissa Gana
Guzan, Bradley Edwin
Hale, Rory Danny (Offer)
Hepburn-Murphy, Rushian
Hutton, Alan
Johansson, Viktor Tobias
Kozak, Libor
Leggett, Thomas Jacob (Extended)
Lescott, Joleon Patrick
Lyden, Jordan
Mason, Niall Aadya (Extended)
McKirdy, Harry
O’Hare, Callum
Okore, Tetchi Jores Charlemagne U
Omerovic, Anes
Richards, Micah
Robinson, Callum Jack (Offer)
Sanchez Moreno, Carlos Alberto
Sarkic, Matjia
Sellars, Jerell (Offer)
Sinclair, Scott Andrew
Steer, Jed John
Suliman, Easah
Sundman, Joonas Sebastian
Swift, Benjamin George (Offer)
Toner, Kevin Stephen (Extended)
Traore Diarra, Adama
Veretout, Jordan Marcel Gilbert
Watkins, Bradley
Westwood, Ashley Roy

Scholars
Clark, Mitchell
Clarke, Jack Aidan
Coates, Jack Lewis
Cox, Jordan Raymond
Doyle Hayes, Jake Billy
Finnerty, James John
Hall, Louis Aiden
Humphries, Jake Raymond
Idem, Emmanuel Okokon
Knibbs, Harvey
Linley, Joseph
Mooney, Kelsey
Pastorek, Jozef
Prosser, Alexander

Released
Bannister, Charlie Brendan Alec
Donacien, Janoi
Kinsella, Lewis
Lyons-Foster, Kodi
N’Zogbia, Charles
Richardson, Kieran Edward
Siegrist, Benjamin Kevin
Webb, Joshua John

CHELSEA

Contract Players
Abraham, Tammy
Aina, Temitayo Olufisayo Olaoluwa (Offer)
Ake, Nathan Benjamin
Ali, Mukhtar Abdullahi
Angban, Bekanty Victorien
Azpilicueta Tanco, Cesar
Baba, Abdul Rahman
Baker, Lewis Renard
Bamford, Patrick James
Beeney, Mitchell Ryan
Begovic, Asmir
Blackman, Jamal Clint-Ross
Boga, Jeremie
Borges da Silva, Willian
Brown, Isiah Jay
Cahill, Gary James
Chalobah, Nathaniel Nyakie
Christensen, Andreas Bodtker
Christie-Davies, Isaac David
Clarke-Salter, Jake-Liam
Colkett, Charlie
Collins, Bradley Ray
Conroy, Dion John
Courtois, Thibaut
Cuadrado Bello, Juan Guillermo
Cuevas Jara, Cristian Alejandro
Da Silva Costa, Diego
Dabo, Sheik Mohamed Fankaty
Dasilva, Jay Rhys
Davey, Alex James
De Souza, Nathan Allan
Delac, Matej
Djilobodji, El Hadji Papy Mison
Dos Santos Emboaba , Oscar
Fabregas Soler, Francesc
Feruz, Islam
Grant, Joshua
Hazard, Eden
Hector, Michael Anthony James
Houghton, Jordan
Ivanovic, Branislav
Kalas, Tomas
Kane, Todd Arthur Lucien
Kiwomya, Andrew Alexander (Offer)
Loftus Cheek, Ruben
Maddox, Jacob
Marin, Marko
Matic, Nemanja
Miazga, Matthew
Mikel, John Obi
Mitchell, Reece Steven (Offer)
Moses, Victor
Mount, Mason
Muheim, Miro Max Maria
Musonda, Charles
Nunes Nascimento, Robert Kenedy
Oliveira Dos Santos, Wallace
Omeruo, Kenneth
Palmer, Kasey Remel
Pantic, Danilo
Pasalic, Mario
Perica, Stipe
Piazon, Lucas Domingues
Quintero Quintero, Josimar Aldair
Remy, Loic
Rodriguez Gonzalez, Jhoao Leandro
Rodriguez Ledesma, Pedro Eliezer
Salah, Mohamed
Sammut, Ruben
Scott, Kyle
Solanke-Mitchell, Dominic Ayodele
Suljic, Ali
Swift, John David (Offer)
Terry, John George (Offer)
Thompson, Jared
Tomori, Fikayo
Traore, Bertrand
Twasam, Christian Atsu
Ugbo, Ike
Van Ginkel, Wulfert Cornelius
Wakefield, Charlie Mark
Zouma, Kurt Happy

Scholars
Baxter, Nathan
Chalobah, Trevoh Tom
Colley, Joseph
Dasilva, Cole Perry
Hinckson-Mars, Malakai Daylan
McCormick, Luke
Nartey, Richard Nicos Tettey
St Clair, Harvey

Released
Amelia, Marco
Musonda, Tika Kafusha
Wright, Kevin

CRYSTAL PALACE

Contract Players
Anderson, Keshi (Offer)
Andrews, Corie Anthony
Appiah, Kwesi
Berkeley-Agyepong, Jacob Kwame
Binnom-Williams, Jerome Craig
Boateng, Hiram Kojo Kwarteng
Bolasie, Yannick
Cabaye, Yohan
Campbell, Fraizer Lee
Croll, Luke Alan
Dann, Scott
Delaney, Damien Finbarr
Dreher, Luke Garry
Eyenga Lokilo, Jason
Fryers, Ezekiel David
Gayle, Dwight Devon Boyd
Gray, Jake Stephen
Hennessey, Wayne Robert
Inniss, Ryan Stuart Clayton
Jedinak, Michael John
Kaikai, Sulaiman Borbor
Kelly, Martin Ronald
Ladapo, Olayinka Fredrick Oladotun
Ledley, Joseph Christopher
Lee, Chung Yong
Lumeka, Levi Jeremiah
McArthur, James
McCarthy, Alex Simon
Mutch, Jordon James Edward Sydney
O’Dwyer, Oliver (Offer)
Perntreou, Kleton (Offer)
Phillips, Michael
Puncheon, Jason David Ian
Sako, Bakary
Souare, Pape N’Diaye
Speroni, Julian Maria
Wan-Bissaka, Aaron
Ward, Joel Edward Philip
Wickham, Connor Neil Ralph
Williams, Jonathan Peter
Williams, Randell (Extended)
Zaha, Dazet Wilfried Armel

Scholars
Akiotu, Jason (Offer Contract)
Coker, Andre Jordan Coleridge (Offer Contract)
Flanagan, Kian
Fundi, Victor
Hosannah, Bryce Joseph
Jones, Jalen
King-Elliott, Ryan (Offer Contract)
Linton, Nathan Dominic
McAdden, Colm Anthony
Omrore, Emmanuel Ikudehinbu
Sturgess, Callum Harry
Woods, Samuel John
Wynter, Ben Douglas (Offer Contract)
Yeboah, Emmanuel

Released
Adebayor, Emmanuel
Allassani, Reise Malcolm
Breimyr, Andreas Malde
Chamakh, Marouane
Dymond, Connor William
Forte, Spencer Ellis Henderson
George, Matthew
Gregory, David Michael
Hangeland, Brede Paulsen
Hoare, William James
Kettings, Christopher David
Mariappa, Adrian Joseph
McCarthy, Patrick
Pain, Oliver David
Scales, Christian Stephen

EVERTON

Everton veterans Leon Osman and Tony Hibbert have left the club
Everton veterans Leon Osman and Tony Hibbert have left the club
Contract Players
Bainbridge, Jack
Baines, Leighton John
Barkley, Ross
Barry, Gareth
Besic, Muhamed
Brewster, Delial Edmund
Broadhead, Nathan Paul
Browning, Tyias
Byrne, Sam John (Extended)
Charsley, Henry William James (Offer)
Cleverley, Thomas William
Coleman, Seamus
Connolly, Callum Alexander
Davies, Thomas
Deulofeu Lazaro, Gerard
Donohue, Michael John
Dowell, Kieran O’neil
Duffus, Courtney
Duffus, Tyrone Errol (Offer)
Dyson, Calum William (Offer)
Evans, Antony Kenneth
Feeney, Morgan
Foulds, Matthew Colin
Funes Mori, Jose Ramiro
Galloway, Brendan Joel Zibusiso
Garbutt, Luke
Gibson, Darron Thomas Daniel
Grant, Conor James (Offer)
Gray, Louis (Offer)
Griffiths, Russell John (Offer)
Henen, David Boris Philippe
Hewelt, Mateusz Tomasz
Holgate, Mason Anthony
Holland, Nathan Elliot
Howard, Timothy Matthew
Hunt, Connor Charles
Jagielka, Philip Nikodem
Jones, Gethin Wynne
Kenny, Jonjoe
Kinsella, Steven
Kone, Arouna
Ledson, Ryan Graham
Lennon, Aaron
Lukaku, Romelu Menama
McAleny, Conor Michael
McCarthy, James
McGeady, Aiden John
Mirallas Y Castillo, Kevin Antonio Joel Gislain
Niasse, Baye Oumar
Oviedo Jimenez, Bryan Josue
Pennington, Matthew
Robinson, Antonee (Offer)
Robles Blazquez, Joel
Rodriguez, Leandro Joaquin
Stones, John
Tarashaj, Shani
Walsh, Liam
Williams, Joseph Michael
Yarney, Josef Charles
Yates, James John

Scholars
Baningime, Beni
Bramall, Daniel Luke
Harrington, Ryan
Johnson, Matthew
Jones, Aaron William
Kiersey, Jack Alexander
Lavery, Shayne Francis
Lees, Callum Jordan
Morris, Liam George
Pierce, Benjamin Alan
Virtanen, Miko Aarne
Withe, George Peter

Released
Graham, Aidan James
Hibbert, Anthony James
Osman, Leon
Pienaar, Steven
Rohde, Felipe Mattioni
Stanek, Jindrich
Thorniley, Jordan

LEICESTER CITY

Contract Players
Albrighton, Marc Kevin
Amartey, Daniel
Barnes, Harvey Lewis
Benalouane, Yohan
Cain, Michael Dean
Chilwell, Benjamin James
Choudhury, Hamza
De Laet, Ritchie Ria Alfons
Dodoo, Joseph (Offer)
Drinkwater, Daniel Noel
Elder, Callum Roddie
Felix-Eppiah, Joshua
Fox, Brandon Levi (Offer)
Fuchs, Christian
Gray, Demarai Remelle
Hamer, Benjamin John
Huth, Robert
Inler, Gokhan
Iversen, Daniel
James, Matthew Lee
Kante, Ngolo
King, Andrew
Kipre, Cedric
Kramaric, Andrej
Lawrence, Thomas Morris
Mahrez, Riyad
Miles, Matthew Richard
Moore, Elliott Jordan
Moore, Liam Simon
Morgan, Westley Nathan
Ndukwu, Layton Julius
Okazaki, Shinji
Rowe, Daniel Isaiah
Schlupp, Jeffrey
Schmeichel, Kasper Peter
Simpson, Daniel Peter
Ulloa Fernandez, Jose Leonardo
Vardy, Jamie
Wasilewski, Marcin (Offer)

Scholars
Bolkiah, Faiq Jefri (Offer Contract)
Bramley, Max (Offer Contract)
Dewsbury-Hall, Kiernan
Gruno, Kyle
Harrison, Adam
Hodby, Ethan Edward
Johnson, Darnell Tobias Jack
Knight, Joshua Michael (Offer Contract)
Mitchell, Kairo Ellis (Offer Contract)
Muskwe, Admiral Dalindlela (Offer Contract)
Pascanu, Alexandru Stefan
Sherif, Lamine Kaba
Templeton, Cal Alexander
Webber, Elliot Bradley
Yates, Cameron James

Released
Bailey, Kyle Stuart
Barmby, Jack
Blyth, Jacob Mathew
Hammond, Dean John
Hassall, Aaron
Kelly, Michael Eamon James
King, Keenan Rakwarne
Konchesky, Paul Martyn
Maddison, Jonathan
Panayiotou, Harrison Andreas
Schwarzer, Mark
Smith-Varnam, Max Presley
Watson, Ryan

LIVERPOOL

Contract Players
Alexander Arnold, Trent
Allen, Joseph Michael
Awoniyi, Taiwo
Balotelli, Mario Barwuah
Barbosa de Oliveira, Roberto Firmino
Benteke, Christian
Bogdan, Adam
Brannagan, Cameron
Brimmer, Jake
Can, Emre
Canos Tenes, Sergi
Chirivella Burgos, Pedro
Clyne, Nathaniel Edwin
Coutinho Correia, Philippe
Dhanda, Yan
Dunn, Jack
Ejaria, Oviemuno
Flanagan, Jonathan
Fulton, Ryan
George, Shamal
Gomes Aju, Madger Antonio
Gomez, Joseph David
Grabara, Kamil
Grujic, Marko
Hart, Samuel James
Henderson, Jordan Brian
Ibe, Jordon Femi Ashley
Ilori, Tiago
Ings, Daniel William John
Jones, Lloyd Richard
Kane, Herbie
Kent, Ryan
Lallana, Adam David
Lennon, Brooks
Lovren, Dejan
Maguire, Joseph
Markovic, Lazar
Masterson, Conor
Mignolet, Simon
Milner, James Philip
Moreno Perez, Alberto
Neves Alves, Paulo Manuel
Ojo, Oluwaseyi
Origi, Divock Okoth
Pezzini Leiva, Lucas
Phillips, Adam Lee
Randall, Connor Steven
Rodrigues De Souza, Allan
Romero Alconchel, Luis Alberto
Rossiter, Jordan (Offer)
Sakho, Mamadou
Sinclair, Jerome Terence (Offer)
Skrtel, Martin
Smith, Bradley Shaun
Stewart, Kevin Linford
Sturridge, Daniel
Teixeira, Joao Carlos (Offer)
Vigouroux, Lawrence
Virtue Thick, Matthew Joseph
Ward, Daniel
Whelan, Corey
Williams, Michael Jordan
Wilson, Harry
Wisdom, Andre

Scholars
Adekanye, Omobolaji Habeeb
Correia Gomes, Toni
Kelleher, Caoimhin
Naeem, Suleman Joseph
Owens, Kris
Parker, Mich’El
Whyte, Harvey

Released
Brewitt, Tom
Cleary, Daniel
Marsh, William George
McLaughlin, Ryan
O’Hanlon, Alex Joseph
Polgar, Kristof
Sanchez Diaz, Jose Enrique
Toure, Kolo Abib
Yesil, Samed

MANCHESTER CITY

Contract Players
Adarabioyo, Tosin
Adjei-Boateng, Bismark
Aguero Del Castillo, Sergio
Ambrose, Thierry
Aygepong, Thomas
Barker, Brandon Lee
Boadu-Adjei, Denzeil
Bony, Wilfried Guemiand
Bossaerts, Mathias (Offer)
Brattan, Nathan Luke
Bryan, Kean Shay
Byrne, Jack
Bytyqi, Sinan
Caballero Lazcano, Wilfredo Daniel
Caceres, Anthony
Celina, Bersant
Clichy, Gael
De Bruyne, Kevin
Delph, Fabian
Denayer, Jason
Diallo, Sadou
Dilrosun, Javairo Joreno Faustino
Dzeko, Edin
Esmoris Tasende, Jose Angel
Facey, Shay
Faour, Zackarias
Faupala, David
Fernandes Cantin, Paolo
Fofana, Seko Mohamed
Garcia Alonso, Manuel
Garcia Serrano, Aleix
Glendon, George
Gunn, Angus Fraser James
Hart, Charles Joseph John
Haug, Christian Kjetil
Horsfield, James
Humphreys-Grant, Cameron
Iheanacho, Kelechi
Jimenez Silva, David Josue
Jovetic, Stevan
Kolarov, Aleksandar
Kompany, Vincent
Kongolo, Rodney
Lawlor, Ian John
Lejeune, Florian Gregoire Claude
Luiz Roza, Fernando
Maffeo Becerra, Pablo
Mangala, Eliaquim
Muric, Arijanet Anan
Naah, Divine Yelsarmba
Nasri, Samir
Navas, Jesus
Nemane, Aaron Evans
Ntcham, Jules Olivier
Nwakali, Chidiebere Chikioke
O’Brien, Billy Thomas
Oliver, Charles William Corrigan
Otamendi, Nicolas
Plummer, Ellis Kane
Reges, Fernando Francisco
Roberts, Patrick John Joseph
Sagna, Bacary
Sarmiento Martinez, Erik
Smith-Brown, Ashley
Sobrino Pozuelo, Ruben
Sterling, Raheem Shaquille
Tanor, Collins
Toure, Gnegneri Yaya
Unal, Enes
Wood, Marcus James
Yeboah, Yaw
Zabaleta Girod, Pablo Javier
Zuculini, Bruno

Scholars
Abdelkader Diaz, Brahim
Beerman, Myles
Blackshaw, Lewis Robert
Buckley-ricketts, Isaac (Offer Contract)
Bullock, Callum (Offer Contract)
Coveney, Joseph Charles
Davenport, Jacob Alexander
Duhaney, Demeaco
Grimshaw, Daniel James (Offer Contract)
Hardy, Joseph Keith
Kigbu, Ahogrenashinme
Nmecha, Lukas
O’Driscoll, Aaron
Patching, William Luke

Released
Albinson, Charlie
Demichelis, Martin Gaston
Oseni, Nathaniel Adeyomi Andrew
Tattum, Sam
Wright, Richard Ian

MANCHESTER UNITED

Contract Players
Blackett, Tyler Nathan
Blind, Daley
Borthwick-Jackson, Cameron Jake
Carrick, Michael (Offer)
Castro Pereira, Joel Dinis
Darmian, Matteo
De Gea Quintana, David
Dearnley, Zachary Harry
Depay, Memphis
Doughty, Joshua Anders (Offer)
El-Fitouri, Sadik (Offer)
Fellaini-Bakkioui, Marouane
Fletcher, Ashley Michael (Offer)
Fosu-Mensah, Evans Timothy Fosu
Goss, Sean Richard
Gribbin, Callum Anthony
Hamilton, Ethan Billy
Harrop, Joshua Andrew
Henderson, Dean Bradley
Herrera Aguera, Ander
Hoelgebaum Pereira, Andreas Hugo
Januzaj, Adnan
Johnstone, Samuel Luke
Jones, Philip Anthony
Keane, William David
Lingard, Jesse Ellis
Love, Donald Alistair
Martial, Anthony Joran
Mata Garcia, Juan Manuel
McIntosh-Buffonge, Darren Raekwon
McNair, Patrick James Coleman
Mctominay, Scott (Offer)
Mitchell, Demetri Karim (Offer)
O’Hara, Kieran Michael (Offer)
Olosunde, Matthew Olawale
Poole, Regan Leslie
Rashford, Marcus
Reid, Tyler
Riley, Joe (Offer)
Rojo, Faustino Marcos Alberto
Romero, Sergio German
Rooney, Wayne Mark
Rothwell, Joseph Matthew (Offer)
Schneiderlin, Morgan
Schweinsteiger, Bastian
Shaw, Luke Paul Hoare
Smalling, Christopher
Tuanzebe, Axel
Valencia Mosquera, Luis Antonio
Varela Olivera, Guillermo
Warren, Tyrell Nathaniel
Weir, James Michael (Offer)
Williams, Ro-Shaun Oman
Willock, Matthew
Wilson, James Antony
Young, Ashley Simon

Scholars
Boonen, Indy Zeb Pepe
Diedrick-Roberts, Kayne Leevi
Dunne, James Gerard (Extended)
Kehinde, Tosin Samuel
Kenyon, Jake Barry
Makela, Faustin
Moutha-Sebtaoui, Ilias
Redmond, Devonte Vincent (Offer Contract)
Scott, Charlie Thomas (Offer Contract)
Whelan, Callum Tyler

Released
Dorrington, George Edward
Powell, Nicholas Edward
Rathbone, Oliver Michael
Valdes Arribas, Victor

NEWCASTLE UNITED

Contract Players
Aarons, Rolando
Ameobi, Samuel
Anita, Vurnon San Benito
Armstrong, Adam James
Barlaser, Daniel Tan
Bigirimana, Gael
Cabella, Remy
Cisse, Papiss Demba
Colback, Jack Raymond
Coloccini, Fabricio
Darlow, Karl
De Jong, Siem
Dummett, Paul
Elliot, Robert
Gillesphey, Macauley (Offer)
Gilliead, Alex Nicholas
Good, Curtis
Gouffran, Yoan
Gutierrez, Ayoze Perez
Haidara, Massadio
Heardman, Tom (Offer)
Janmaat, Daryl
Krul, Timothy Michael
Lascelles, Jamaal
Mbabu, Melingo Kevin (Extended)
Mbemba, Chancel Mangulu
Mitrovic, Aleksander
Riviere, Emmanuel
Roberts, Callum
Saivet, Henri
Satka, Lubomir
Shelvey, Jonjo
Sissoko, Moussa
Smith, Liam Phillip (Offer)
Sterry, Jamie Michael
Thauvin, Florian
Tiote, Cheik Ismael
Toney, Ivan Benjamin Elijah
Townsend, Andros
Vuckic, Haris
Wijnaldum, Georginio
Woodman, Frederick John

Scholars
Adu-Peprah, Gideon
Aziakonou, Yannick
Bailey, Owen John Edward
Broccoli, Stefan (Offer Contract)
Cameron, Kyle Milne (Offer Contract)
Charman, Luke (Extended)
Gallacher, Owen John
Gibson, Liam Steven
Harker, Nathan
Heaney, Mackenzie
Holmes, Jamie Jason (Extended)
Hunter, Jack David (Extended)
Kitchen, Benjamin
Long, Oliver James
Longstaff, Sean David (Extended)
Lowther, Daniel Robert
McNall, Lewis
Newberry, Michael (Extended)
Pearson, Brendan Conor (Offer Contract)
Smith, Ben Joseph (Extended)
Smith, Callum
Spooner, Craig
Ward, Daniel John (Extended)
Williams, Callum Dylan (Offer Contract)
Woolston, Paul Hudson (Extended)

Released
Taylor, Steven Vincent

NORWICH CITY

Contract Players
Adams, Ebrima
Andreu, Anthony
Bassong Nguena, Sebastian Aymar
Bennett, Ryan
Brady, Robert
Cantwell, Todd Owen
Dorrans, Graham
Eaton-Collins, Jamie (Extended)
Efete, Michee (Offer)
Ferreira Mendonca Pinto, Ivo Daniel
Godfrey, Benjamin Matthew
Grant, Raymond Michael (Offer)
Hoolahan, Wesley (Extended)
Howson, Jonathan Mark
Jarvis, Matthew Thomas
Kean, Jacob Kendall
Killip, Ben (Extended)
Klose, Timm
Lafferty, Kyle
Maddison, James Daniel
Martin, Russell Kenneth Alexander
Matthews, Remi Luke
McGrandles, Conor
Morris, Carlton
Mulumbu, Youssouf
Murphy, Jacob Kai
Murphy, Joshua
Naismith, Steven John
O’Neil, Gary Paul (Offer)
Odjidja Ofoe, Vadis
Olsson, Martin Tony Waikwa
Rana-Jerome, Cameron Zishan
Redmond, Nathan Daniel Jerome
Rudd, Declan
Ruddy, John Thomas Gordon
Tettey, Alexander (Extended)
Thompson, Louis Clyde William
Toffolo, Harry
Turner, Michael Thomas (Extended)
Van Wolfswinkel, Ricky
Whittaker, Steven (Offer)

Scholars
Aransibia, Devonte
Ashley-Seal, Bernard Patrick
Crowe, Joe (Offer Contract)
Da Costa, Rui Giovanni
Ellesley, Callum John
Higgs, Kieran Suthun
Jaiyesimi, Diallang
Lewis, Jamal (Offer Contract)
McIntosh, Louis
Mututala Sambu, Emersson
Oxborough, Aston Jay (Offer Contract)
Pollock, Henry
Ramsay, Louis Mark (Offer Contract)
Syme, Toby
Wallis, Owen

Released
Awuah, Reiss
Coker, Afolabi
Gafaiti, Adel
Hall-Johnson, Reece
King, Cameron
Loza, Jamar Kasheef
Norman, Cameron
Uade, Obasiarinse Idehaloise

SOUTHAMPTON

Contract players
Alves Soares, Cedric Ricardo
Austin, Charlie
Barnes, Marcus Thomas
Bertrand, Ryan
Clasie, Jordy
Debayo, Joshua Akinkunmi (Offer)
Davis, Steven
Flannigan, Jake (Offer)
Fonte, Jose Miguel
Forster, Fraser Gerard
Gallagher, Samuel James
Gape, Dominic Edward
Gardos, Florin
Gazzaniga, Paulo Dino
Hesketh, Jake Alexander
Isgrove, Lloyd Jeffrey
Jimenez Lopez, Juan Miguel
Lewis, Harry Charles John
Little, Armani
Long, Shane Patrick
Mane, Sadio
Martina, Rhu-endly Aurelio Jean-Carlo
McCarthy, Jason Sean
McQueen, Samuel James
Mugabi, Bevis Kristofer Kizito
Pelle, Graziano
Reed, Harrison James
Rodriguez, Jay Enriqus
Seager, Ryan Paul
Sims, Joshua Samuel
Slattery, Callum
Stephens, Jack
Tadic, Dusan
Targett, Matthew Robert
Turnbull, Jordan Robert
Valery, Yan
Van Dijk, Virgil
Vidal, Oriol Romeu
Wanyama, Victor
Ward-Prowse, James Michael Edward
Willard, Harley Bryn
Wood, William Nicholas
Yoshida, Maya

Scholars
Bakary, Mohamed Richard (Offer Contract)
Cook, Oliver David Paul (Offer Contract)
Cull, Benjamin Simon
Johnson, Tyreke Martin
Jones, Alfie (Offer Contract)
Langan, Connor John
Mdlalose, Siphesihle Thembinkosi
Musendo, Rugare David
Nlundulu, Dan
O’Connor, Thomas James
Olomola, Olufela (Offer Contract)
Osborn, Neal Paul Sean
Rowthorn, Ben John
Thomas, Archie Alexander

Released
Britt, William David
Davis, Kelvin
Ramirez Pereyra, Gaston Exequiel

STOKE CITY

Contract Players
Abdallah, Hakim
Adam, Charles Graham
Afellay, Ibrahim
Arnautovic, Marko
Bachmann, Daniel (Offer)
Bardsley, Phillip Anthony
Butland, Jack
Cameron, Geoff Scott
Crouch, Peter James
Diouf, Mame Biram
Do Nascimento Teixeira, Dionatan
Edwards, Liam (Offer)
El Ouariachi, Mohamed
Given, Shay John James
Gyollai, Daniel
Haugaard, Jakob
Imbula Wanga, Gilbert
Ireland, Stephen James
Isted, Harvey James Duke
Jarvis, Daniel Adam
Johnson, Glen McLeod Cooper
Krkic Perez, Bojan
Lecygne, Eddy
Marques De Almeida , Luis
Mato Sanmartin, Jose Luis
Molina Beloqui, Sergio
Muniesa Martinez, Marc
Ngoy Bin Cibambi, Julien Fontaine
Pieters, Erik
Renee-Pringle, Johnville Isaacs Joseph (Offer)
Sadiki, Kosovar
Shaqiri, Xherdan
Shawcross, Ryan James
Shenton, Oliver
Taylor, Joel
Telford, Dominic
Waddington, Mark Thomas
Walters, Jonathan Ronald
Waring, George Philip
Whelan, Glenn David
Wilson, Marc David
Wollscheid, Philipp

Scholars
Ayoola, Olusola Adeola
Banks, Lewis (Offer Contract)
Dunwoody, Jake
Dyche, Thomas
Edwards, Thomas Adam
Read, Harvey Stafford
Verlinden, Thibaud

Released
Barber, Benjamin Thomas
Dryden, Edward
Moseley, Bobby James
O’Reilly, Ryan
Odemwingie, Peter
Sidwell, Steven James
Skapetis, Petros
Watkins-Clark, Mason Bradley

SUNDERLAND

Contract Players
Beadling, Thomas
Blinco, Jordan William
Borini, Fabio
Brady, George
Bridcutt, Liam Robert
Buckley, William Edward
Casey, Dan Patrick
Cattermole, Lee Barry
Coates Nion, Sebastian
Defoe, Jermain Colin
Giaccherini, Emanuele
Gomez Garcia-Penche, Jordi
Gooch, Lynden Jack
Greenwood, Rees
Honeyman, George Christopher
Jones, Billy
Kaboul, Younes
Khazri, Wahbi
Kirchhoff, Jan Tilman
Kone, Lamine-Gueye
Larsson, Sebastian Bengt Ulf
Lawson, Carl (Offer)
Ledger, Michael
Lens, Jeremain
Mannone, Vito
Matthews, Adam James
Mavrias, Charalampos
O’Shea, John Francis
Pickford, Jordan Lee
Pybus, Daniel Joseph
Robson, Ethan
Robson, Joshua Paul
Robson, Thomas
Rodwell, Jack
Stryjek, Maksymilian
Talbot, James
Van Aanholt, Patrick John Miguel
Vergini, Santiago
Watmore, Duncan Ian
Wright, Daniel

Scholars
Allan, Christopher Mark
Asoro, Joel Joshghene
Bale, Adam James
Embleton, Elliot John
Gamble, Owen Jay
Hume, Denver Jay (Offer Contract)
Krusnell, Oscar
Maja, Joshua Erowoli
McCulloch, Cameron James
Molyneux, Luke (Offer Contract)
Nelson, Andrew George Robert (Offer Contract)
Poame, Jean-Yves (Offer Contract)
Storey, Alexander Michael
Taylor, Brandon Lewis
Woud, Michael Cornelis

Released
Agnew, Liam John
Brown, Wesley Michael
Fletcher, Steven Kenneth
Graham, Daniel Anthony William
Harper, Stephen Alan
Mandron, Mikael
Smith, Martin

SWANSEA CITY

Contract Players
Amat Maas, Jordi
Ayew, Andre Morgan Rami
Barrow, Moduo
Bartley, Kyle
Bia Bi, Botti Boulenin
Blair, Ryan Dominic
Bray, Alexander George
Britton, Leon James
Cork, Jack Frank Porteous
Cullen, Liam Jamie
Davies, Keston Ellis
Davies, Thomas Oliver
Dyer, Nathan Antone Jonah
Emnes, Marvin
Evans, Keiran
Fabianski, Lukasz
Fernandez, Federico
Fulton, Jay
Garrick, Jordon D’Andre
Gomis, Bafetimbi
Gorre, Kenji Joel
Grimes, Matthew Jacob
Hedges, Ryan Peter
Holland, Thomas
James, Daniel
Jones, Owain Rhys
Ki, Sung Yueng
King, Adam
Kingsley, Stephen
Macedo Lopes, Ederzito Antonio
Maric, Adnan
McBurnie, Oliver
Montero Vite, Jefferson Antonio
Naughton, Kyle
Nordfeldt, Bo Kristoffer
Paloschi, Alberto
Roberts, Connor Richard Jones
Rodon, Joseph Peter
Routledge, Wayne Neville Anthony
Samuel, Alexander Kinloch
Sheehan, Joshua Luke
Shephard, Liam
Sigurdsson, Gylfi Thor
Tabanou, Franck Pascal Paul
Taylor, Neil John
Thomas, Lewis Rhys
Tremmel, Gerhard
Vickers, Josh
Williams, Ashley Errol
Zabret, Gregor (Offer)
Zaragoza, Angel Rangel

Scholars
Darame, Causso
Davies, Mael Daniel
Dulca, Marco-Alexandru
Dyson, Thomas Jonathan (Offer Contract)
Edwards, Liam Rhys
Evans, Jack (Offer Contract)
Hanbury, Sean
Jefferies, Daniel Rhys
Jones, Jordan Levi
Lewis, Aaron James (Offer Contract)
Morgan, Ben
Treacy, Ross Anthony

Released
Alfei, Daniel Mark
Copp, Kyle Thomas
Demetriou, James Andreas
Fallon, Stephen
Gogic, Alexander
Hanley, Raheem Shaquille Rushan
Jones, Henry Lloyd
Lucas, Lee Paul
Owen, Gareth Thomas

TOTTENHAM

Contract Players
Alderweireld, Toby Albertine
Alli, Bamidele Jermaine
Amos, Luke Ayodele
Ball, Dominic
Bentaleb, Nabil
Carroll, Thomas James
Carter-Vickers, Cameron
Chadli, Nacer
Davies, Benjamin Thomas
Dembele, Mousa
Dier, Eric Jeremy Edgar
Eriksen, Christian
Fazio, Federico
Georgiou, Anthony Michael (Extended)
Glover, Thomas William
Goddard, Cy (Extended)
Harrison, Shayon
Heung-Min, Son
Kane, Harry
Lamela, Erik
Lesniak, Filip
Lloris, Hugo
Maghoma, Christian
Mason, Ryan Glen
McGee, Luke Paul
Miller, William (Extended)
N’Jie, Clinton
Oduwa, Nathan
Ogilvie, Connor Stuart
Onomah, Joshua
Pritchard, Alex David
Pritchard, Joe Cameron
Rose, Daniel Lee
Tracey, Shilow
Trippier, Kieran John
Vertonghen, Jan
Vorm, Michel
Voss, Harry William (Extended)
Walker, Kyle Andrew
Walker-Peters, Kyle
Walkes, Anton (Extended)
Ward, Grant Antony
Wimmer, Kevin
Winks, Harry
Yedlin, DeAndre

Scholars
Austin, Brandon Anthony
Bennetts, Keanan Chidozie
Brown, Jaden
Duncan, Dylan
Edwards, Marcus
Loft, Ryan (Extended)
Marsh, George Owen
Mcdermott, Thomas William (Extended)
Mukena, Joy-Richard
Muscatt, Joseph Luis (Extended)
Oteh, Aramide Jay
Owens, Charlie (Extended)
Roles, Jack
Shashoua, Samuel
Sterling, Kazaiah
Stylianides, Zenon (Extended)
Tanganga, Japhat Manzambi
Tsaroulla, Nicholas
Whiteman, Alfie

Released
Sonupe, Emmanuel Olukolade

WATFORD

Contract Players
Abdi, Almen
Adeyemo, Ola
Amrabat, Noureddine
Angella, Gabriele
Anya, Ikechi
Arlauskis, Giedrius
Behrami, Valon
Belkalem, Esseid
Berghuis, Steven
Britos Cabrera, Miguel Angel
Capoue, Etienne
Cathcart, Craig George
Cholevas, Chose Loint
Deeney, Troy Matthew
Doucoure, Abdoulaye
Folivi, Michael Kwaku
Gilmartin, Rene
Gomes, Heurelho da Silva
Guedioura, Adlene
Hoban, Thomas Michael
Ighalo, Odion
Jakubiak, Alexander Louis (Extended)
Jurado Marin, Jose Manuel
Layun Prado, Miguel Arturo
Lewis, Dennon Elliot
Moreno Fuertes, Juan Francisco
Murray, Sean Michael
Nyom, Allan
Obi, Ogochukwu Alexander
Oulare, Mamadou Obbi
Ovenden, Rhyle (Offer)
Pantilimon, Costel Fane
Paredes Reasco, Juan Carlos
Penaranda Maestre, Adalberto
Prodl, Sebastian
Pudil, Daniel
Ranegie, Mathias
Suarez Mata, Mario
Vydra, Matej
Watson, Ben

Scholars
Charles, Ashley James
Eleftheriou, Andrew (Offer Contract)
Gartside, Nathan James (Offer Contract)
Johnson, Treon Joval
Mason, Brandon Alexander (Offer Contract)
Pereira, Dion Enrico
Roe, Joshua Dylan
Rogers, Louis Ronald
Rowan, Charles Alfred (Offer Contract)
Ryan, Maximillian Medwyn Richard
Sesay, David Junior Deen
Stevens, Connor John (Offer Contract)

Released
Byers, George William
Doherty, Josh
Ekstrand, Lars Hening Joel
Ikpeazu, Karl Anthony Uchechukwu
Johnson, Jorell James
Martin, Mahlando Javion
Mensah Jnr, Bernard Ayitey
Simpson, Luke Thomas
Young, Alfie Mac

WEST BROMWICH ALBION

Contract Players
Barbir, Daniel
Berahino, Saido
Brunt, Christopher
Chester, James Grant
Dawson, Craig
Donnellan, Shaun (Offer)
Elbouzedi, Zachary
Evans, Jonathan Grant
Fletcher, Darren Barr
Foster, Ben
Gamboa, Christian
Gardner, Craig
Howkins, Kyle (Extended)
Jones, Callam (Offer)
Lambert, Rickie Lee
Lindegaard, Anders Rozenkrantz
McAuley, Gareth Gerald (Extended)
McClean, James Joseph
McCourt, Robbie
McManaman, Callum Henry
Morrison, James Clark (Offer)
Myhill, Glyn Oliver
Olsson, Jonas (Extended)
Palmer, Alexander
Pocognoli, Sebastien
Roberts, Tyler
Rondon, Jose Solomon
Rose, Jack Joseph (Offer)
Ross, Ethan Walker (Extended)
Yacob, Claudio

Scholars
Artymatas, Panagiotis
Bradley, Alex
Campbell, Tahvon (Offer Contract)
Dool, Sameron
Edwards, Kyle Hakeem (Offer Contract)
Field, Samuel (Offer Contract)
Fitzwater, Jack Joseph (Offer Contract)
Forss, Marcus
House, Bradley Roy
Leko, Jonathan Kisolokele
Melbourne, Max
Nabi, Rahis
O’Shea, Dara
Pierce, Evan
Piggott, Jordan Christian John
Pritchatt, Callum George (Extended)
Scrivens, Chay (Extended)
Smith, James (Extended)
Sweeney, Bradley Stuart (Extended)
Ward, Joseph (Offer Contract)
Wright, Andre (Offer Contract)

Released
Anichebe, Victor Chinedu
Nabi, Samir
Sessegnon, Stephane

WEST HAM

Contract Players
Antonio, Michail Gregory
Belic, Luka (Extended)
Browne, Marcus Alexander
Burke, Reece
Byram, Samuel Mark
Carroll, Andrew Thomas
Collins, James Michael
Cresswell, Aaron
Cullen, Joshua Jon
Diangana, Grady
Dobson, George David
Ford, Samuel George
Gordon, Jaanai Derece
Hendrie, Stephen
Henry, Doneil Jor-Dee Ashley
Howes, Samuel Scott
Knoyle, Kyle
Kouyate, Cheikhou
Makasi, Kusu Moses
Noble, Mark James
Obiang Avomo, Pedro Mba
Ogbonna, Obinze Angelo
Oxford, Reece Joel
Page, Lewis Robert
Parfitt-Williams, Djair Terraii Carl
Pask, Joshua David
Payet, Dimitri
Pike, Alexander George
Poyet Gonzalez, Diego
Randolph, Darren Edward Andrew
Reid, Winston Wiremu
Sakho, Diafra
Samuelsen, Martin
San Miguel Del Castillo, Adrian
Spiegel, Raphael Simon
Tomkins, James Oliver Charles
Valencia Lastra, Enner Remberto
Westley, Samuel Edward

Scholars
Akinola, Olatunji Oluwasehun
Carter, Matthew James (Offer Contract)
Hector-Ingram, Jahmal Justin
Kemp, Daniel
Matrevics, Rihards
Neufville, Vashon
Powell, Joe
Rice, Declan
Scully, Anthony Richard
Sylvestre, Noha (Offer Contract)
Trott, Nathan Wallace Newman

Released
Brown, Jordan Antonio
Chambers, Leo Alexander
Lee, Elliot Robert
Mavila, Nathan
Nasha, Amos Lawrence
O’Brien, Joseph Martin