A number of Premier League players are set to find themselves without a club at the end of this season.
While there is still room for players to renegotiate before their deals officially expire on June 30, some huge names have already confirmed their futures will lie elsewhere.
Here, we have put together an XI compiled of potential free agents in a 4-3-3 formation.
Goalkeeper
Fraser Forster appears set to bring an end to his three-year spell at Tottenham this summer, with no word on an extension on his current deal.
The Englishman has served as backup throughout his time at Spurs, having made just 34 appearances since joining in June 2022.
Despite this, he is still a great option in goal and deputised well for the most part during Guglielmo Vicario's absence through injury earlier in the season, and boasts over 150 games of Premier League experience.
Defence
Trent Alexander-Arnold's future looks to already be decided as a blockbuster move to Real Madrid beckons.
In the middle of defence is Premier League stalwart Ben Mee, who confirmed he will leave Brentford at the end of the season.
Partnering Mee is Victor Lindelof, who looks unlikely to be offered a new deal at Manchester United after being a pit-part player at Old Trafford this term, making just 15 appearances.
Tottenham left-back Ben Davies completes the back four, who is on course to leave north London despite being in with a shout at starting the Europa League final.
Midfield
At the base of midfield is Arsenal star Thomas Partey, who faces an uncertain future as he nears the end of his current contract.
Ahead of Partey in the middle of the park is Christian Eriksen, who has admitted he expects to leave Man United this summer.
Headlining the line-up of free agents is Man City icon De Bruyne, who slots in alongside Eriksen in attacking midfield.
Attack
Despite rejoining Fulham in January, former Chelsea star Willian features on the right wing, having only penned a deal until the end of the season with the Cottagers.
On the opposite flank is Wolves' Pablo Sarabia, who is set to leave Molineux after largely being used from the bench this season.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin leads the line, with the striker to agree a new contract with Everton.
