Free agents: The best players available on a Bosman Transfer

Martin Macdonald

8 Nov 2024 20:27 GMT
2 min read

Dele Alli, Son Heung-min, Tottenham — © IMAGO

The 2024 summer transfer window has officially closed but several top-class players are still free agents and can therefore be signed on a Bosman deal.

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Contracts in Europe run until the end of June and with that date now long since passed, a host of stars find themselves unemployed.

This summer, there were some huge free transfers - including Kylian Mbappe to Real Madrid, Thiago Silva to Fluminense and David de Gea to Fiorentina.

In addition, Toni Kroos and Thiago Alcantara both opted to retire following the expiration of their contracts at Real Madrid and Liverpool.

Raphael Varane left Manchester United a year earlier than initially anticipated and joined Cesc Fabregas' Serie A new boys Como on a Bosman, however he has also now retired.

Barcelona captain Sergi Roberto also joined Como, while his Varane's former team-mate Anthony Martial signed a club-record deal with AEK Athens.

Memphis Depay decided to make the move to Brazilian Serie A club Corinthians after leaving Atletico Madrid, Victor Moses joined up with recently relegated Luton Town, and Adrien Rabiot made the surprising move to Olympique de Marseille after a summer full of Premier League links.

Meanwhile, Davy Klaassen returned to Ajax for a third time after leaving Inter and former Barcelona flop Miralem Pjanic joined CSKA Moscow.

Who are the best out-of-contract soccer players?

Every year on 1 July, players whose contracts expire at their clubs become free agents.

There are currently some very high-profile free agents, who are all available on a Bosman deal.

Dele Alli, Sergio Ramos and Wissam Ben Yedder are perhaps the most high-profile players who remain unattached.

Below, FootballTransfers have listed the best free agents that are currently unattached and are therefore available to be signed without a transfer fee.

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