20 Players who will not be in the Premier League next season – Part 3
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And with his http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ashley-Young-c6813 will not come cheap though with a hefty transfer sum the only consolation for Aston Villa who will most probably start the next season without their most effective
winger.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Sebastian-Larsson-c32733 (Birmingham City)
Larsson has refused to sign a contract extension with the club and it is almost certain that he will leave the squad for free before the start of the new season. With Newcastle strongly linked with a bid for the player, they will have to open their pockets
to satisfy Larsson’s wage demands.
He has been very effective this season for the City side and has been essential to their progress this season and their Carling Cup win against http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arsenal-c38429 in January. He is increasingly popular among the Blues fans but has made his intentions clear and wants to
play in a higher ranked club.
Although he is not one of the faster mid-fielders, his technical expertise and his ability on the ball along with his superb free kicks makes him a strong addition for any club not in the top six of the Premier League. He is an attractive player to watch but
with the top-class status highly unlikely, he would nevertheless be a great and a strong addition to the squad.
His future is certainly away from St. Andrews.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chris-c9006 Samba (Blackburn Rovers)
Although this huge monster of a center-back signed a new deal with the http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Rovers-c40385 earlier this year in January, a contract doesn’t mean much in terms of transfers these days. The Congolese defender is sure to move away from Ewood Park before the start of the next
season with many big name clubs in for the rock solid rear-guard.
The uncertain situation that surrounds the ownership of the club will be in the favour of an engineered move away from the Blackburn club for this professional, honest and decent footballer.
He is extremely dominating and is known for his leadership qualities, his determined approach to the game and his never-say-die attitude. He is physically built for the rigors of the Premier League and is a perfect defender for any team requiring a dominating
physical presence in the back.
He said in an interview that he was close to a deal with the gunners in January but missed out much to his disappointment. Champions League football and silverware may tempt him into a move away from Ewood Park and with Arsenal in the market for a world class
defender, Samba may well end up at the Emirates at the end of the summer transfer market.
Charlie Adam (Blackpool)
Under the guidance of manager Ian Holloway, Blackpool have entered the Premier League this season and have captivated audiences with their stunning display of football and their slick passing based game. Their possession retention skills and their tendency
to play attractive football unlike their fellow bottom half teams have gained them a lot of plaudits.
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