Only two months remain until the summer transfer window starts on July 1st. The media's focus has naturally been drawn to the forthcoming transfers this summer.
The contracts of many of the players will expire at the end of next season.
The reason for this is that teams are well aware that if such players do not sign a new contract before the summer of 2023, they risk losing them to a Bosman Transfer.
Belowis a list of five Premier League players in this condition that could be sold this summer.
1. Mohamed Salah
Since his arrival from Roma in 2017, Mohamed Salah has been probably the finest player in the Premier League.
He's become a cult figure at Anfield, having played a key role in the club's Premier League and Champions League successes, as well as helping them to a historic quadruple.
Contract negotiations for a renewal, on the other hand, have stalled for nearly a year.
Salah has already stated that he intends to stay at the club, despite reports that he is aiming to become the club's highest-paid player.
Liverpool are hesitant to offer Salah a new contract because he will turn 30 next month.Marcus Rashford is a midfielder for Manchester United.
2. Marcus Rashford
Marcus Rashford has had his most difficult season to date, with only five goals across all competitions.
He has been widely chastised by the media and fans, and the chances of him signing a new contract are limited in such circumstances.
Rashford has been linked with a move away from Manchester United this summer for months, yet it's equally likely that he will seek a fresh start under new boss Erik ten Hag.
3. Jorginho
If a club can match Jorginho's pay demands, he is likely to depart Chelsea this summer.
Following a slump in form, the Brazilian-born Italy midfielder has fallen out of favor under Thomas Tuchel in 2022.
Jorginho, at 30, wishes to return to Italy, and Chelsea would be willing to consider this given their desire to rebuild their squad. Juventus is one of the clubs that is interested.
4. N'golo Kante
N'Golo Kante is another key player in Chelsea's 2021 Champions League success who could be sold this summer.
Chelsea's new owners are planning a mini-revolution in the summer transfer window, and Kante, who is 31 and increasingly injury-prone, could be one of the casualties.
By the time his current deal expires, the Frenchman will be 32 years old.
5. Gabriel Jesus
ManchesterCity are close to completing the signing of Borussia Dortmund midfielder Erling Haaland this summer.
Gabriel Jesus, who will be sold to create room for the striker, will be the biggest casualty of this deal.
Arsenal is in early talks to sign the Brazilian, who is expected to cost approximately €30 million.
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