Jack Grealish and co: 5 Premier League players to move this summer

Sadio Mane

Sadio Mane went from being a player with great potential at Southampton to one of the best attacking players in the world at Liverpool over the course of a few seasons. The Senegalese striker has six Premier League campaigns under his belt and he might feel that it is time for a change while he is still in his prime.

The 27-year-old has scored at least 10 goals in every season he has played in England and has averaged 13 goals per season. Mane scored a career-high 22 goals last season and he already has 14 goals to his name this term with nine games remaining. Mane has formed a lethal partnership with fellow African star Mohamed Salah, but Mane has expressed his frustration with Salah’s selfishness several times.

Real Madrid will be knocking on Liverpool’s door this summer to complete a mega-deal that would see Mane play his football at the Santiago Bernabeu. Going to Real Madrid would enable Mane to maintain his status as a star player, continue to play for domestic and continental titles, and experience a new league that also enjoys a global following. Liverpool will do everything they can to keep Mane, but he will go to Madrid.

Harry Kane

Harry Kane is England’s beloved son and an icon for half of North London. The 26-year-old has been under contract with Tottenham for eleven seasons, seven of which have been as a regular first-team player, but he has never raised a trophy with Spurs.

Kane is arguably the best striker in the Premier League and he is one of the top players in Europe. Having scored at least 21 goals in four of his last six seasons with Tottenham, it comes as no surprise that Manchester United, Manchester City and Juventus are in a three-way battle for his signature.

Jose Mourinho is an elite manager with a successful track record in multiple leagues, but a major overhaul is expected to occur at Tottenham this summer. The club has underperformed this season and Kane does not want to let years go by without any titles. Seeing how loyal Kane has been to Tottenham for more than a decade, he will not betray the club’s supporters by going to another Premier League rival.

Instead, I am confident that Kane will occupy the top headlines of the summer when he agrees to a record-breaking deal that would send him to Turin to team up with Cristiano Ronaldo at Juventus. Some fans think he is only built to succeed in the Premier League, but Kane will have more than enough support at Juventus to score goals for fun and add a trophy to his portfolio.

What are your thoughts regarding this list? Will star players such as Sadio Mane and Harry Kane suit up for different teams this summer or will they stay put? Let us know in the comment section below!