Every released Premier League player as Sheffield Wednesday monitor the free agent market
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Before they can focus on which players will be added to their threadbare squad this summer, Wednesday will be prioritising who can come in to replace Darren Moore as their manager ahead of a Championship return that came about in dramatic circumstances.
Chairman, Dejphon Chansiri, was asked this month about budgets and whether the Owls would be in the free agent/loan market once again this summer, but he insisted that things weren’t so black and white.
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Hide Ad“The manager will not have a fixed budget, there must be flexibility,” he said. “Every manager who comes here knows everything about the club before he signs, there are no surprises. We debate every aspect before the appointment so the manager is across every situation.
“In my time, if the manager puts forward a convincing case for a player then we will look at that proposal and then decide if it is feasible or not... Just because you pay a transfer fee it doesn’t make that deal or that player better, it just means there is a transfer fee. But with loans for example, the wages can be very high and actually turn out to be more expensive. Wages can be high on a free transfer as well, the same.
“The most important part is recruiting the right player for Sheffield Wednesday and that is what we always try to achieve, whether there is a transfer fee, a loan with a fee, or a free transfer, as we have seen in the past.”
So while Wednesday won’t be looking exclusively at free agents, it seems safe to say that it is a market they will be keeping a close eye on.
This full list of players departing last year’s Premier League outfits - as provided by the league - is below, however some have since signed for new clubs elsewhere:
AFC Bournemouth
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Hide AdJefferson Lerma, Jack Stacey, Junior Stanislas, Matt Burgess, Chris Francis, Brooklyn Genesini, Tarik Gidaree, Josh Popoola, Ollie Camis, Marcus Daws
Arsenal
Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Kaleel Green, Joel Ideho, George Lewis, Matt Smith, Tom Smith, Alexander Kovacevic, Tino Quamina, Mathaeas Roberts
Aston Villa
Ashley Young, Jed Steer, Arjan Raikhy, Declan Frith, Hayden Lindley, Ruben Shakpoke, Myles Sohna, Brad Young, Josh Lane, Harvey Rhoades, Luke Softley
Brentford
Pontus Jansson, Saman Ghoddos, Tariqe Fosu, Joel Valencia, J’Neil Bennett, Lachlan Brook, Nico Jones, Roco Rees, Roy Syla, Lucius Vine
Brighton
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Hide AdHaydon Roberts, Toby Bull, Billie Clark, Matthew Everitt, Teddy Jenks, Todd Miller, Sam Packham, Casey Shann, Jack Spong, Fynn Talley, Lorent Tolaj, Antef Tsoungui, Ben Wilson, Jake Gee, Eliot Jenks, Joe Winstanley
Chelsea
Dujon Sterling, Derrick Abu, Prince Adegoke, Tiemoue Bakayoko, Nathan Baxter, Juan Castillo, Bryan Fiabema, Joe Haigh, Henry Lawrence, Sam McClelland, Silko Thomas, Ethan Wady, Jayden Wareham
Crystal Palace
Reece Hannam, James McArthur, Luca Milivojevic, David Omilabu, Jack Butland, Josh Addae, Ryan Bartley, Kalani Barton, Freddie Bell, David Boateng, Maliq Cadogan, Junior Dixon, James Leonard, Cameron Lewis-Brown, Dan Quick, Basilio Socoliche, Matty Vigor, Laurence Shala
Everton
Yerry Mina, Andros Townsend, Einar Iversen, Shae Cahill, Troy Smikle-James, Charlie Wilson, Harry Wright, Sam Coughlan, Sanja Mafa
Fulham
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Hide AdShane Duffy, Joe Bryan, Taye Ashby-Hammond, Paulo Gazzaniga, Steven Sessegnon, Thorsteinn Antonsson, Sonny Hilton, Ziyad Larkeche, Jonathan Page, Murphy Parker, Jean-Pierre Tiehi
Leeds United
Will Brook, Adam Forshaw, Stuart McKinstry, Joel Robles, Ben Andreucci, Jay Buchan
Leicester City
Youri Tielemans, Caglar Soyuncu, Daniel Amartey, Nampalys Mendy, Ryan Bertrand, Ayoze Perez, Ronny Nelson, Mateus Martins, Kelechi Chibueze, Thakgalo Leshabela, Josh Eppiah, Terell Pennant, Bayli Spencer-Adams, Thanawat Suengchitthawon, Jonny Evans, Dillon Addai, Freddie Cook, Abdullah Javaid, Tyler Weeks
Liverpool
Roberto Firmino, Naby Keita, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, James Milner, Jack Bearne, Liam Hughes, Charlie Hayes-Green, Oscar Kelly, Fidel O’Rourke, Oludare Olufunwa, Iwan Roberts
Manchester City
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Hide AdTerrell Agyemang, Ilkay Gundogan, Rowan McDonald, Benjamin Mendy
Manchester United
Phil Jones, Ethan Galbraith, Di’Shon Bernard, Axel Tuanzebe, Charlie Wellens, Eric Hanbury, Manni Norkett, David De Gea
Newcastle United
Niall Brookwell, Ciaran Clark, Dan Langley, Matty Longstaff, Josh Stewart, Isaac Westendorf, Beau Beresford, Steven Bessent, Lucas Cooper, Callum McNally
Nottingham Forest
Jack Colback, Lewis Salmon, Nicky Hogarth, Jordan Smith, Andre Ayew, Cafu, Billy Fewster, Alex Gibson-Hammond, Ryan Hammond, Adnan Kanuric, Jesse Lingard, Lyle Taylor, Kane Draper, Jack Perkins, Osa Solomon
Southampton
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Hide AdTheo Walcott, Mohamed Elyounoussi, Goran Babic, Sam Bellis, Matthew Hall, Zuriel Otseh-Taiwo, Leon Pambou, Fedel Ross-Lang, Jak Stewart, Will Tizzard, Jack Turner, Caleb Watts, Ryan Chavez-Munoz, Tommy Higgs, Harvey Woods, Rylee Wright, Willy Caballero
Tottenham Hotspur
Lucas Moura, Jamie Bowden, Kallum Cesay, Malachi Fagan-Walcott, Roshaun Mathurin, Marqes Muir, Thomas Bloxham, Brandon Bryan-Waugh, Riley Owen
West Ham United
Brian Kinnear, Manuel Lanzini, Ademipo Odubeko, Armstrong Oko-Flex, Asher Falase
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Diego Costa, Joao Moutinho, Adama Traore, Michael Agboola, Lee Harkin, Jack Hodnett, Luke Matheson, Taylor Perry, Jack Scott, Ackeme Francis-Burrell
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