THE SUMMER transfer window may be over, but there’s still time for your team to nab themselves a bargain.
An incredible XI of free agents can still be signed TODAY, or at any point in the season.
For one reason or another, they have found themselves at a loose end over the summer.
That’s despite a number of them boasting stacked CV’s.
Here SunSport take a look at some of the best free agents currently on the market.
Two of the starting XI we have compiled have won Premier League titles with Manchester City, while two ex-England internationals also make the team.
READ MORE IN FOOTBALL
In goal is former West Ham goalkeeper David Martin, 36, who was released at the end of last season.
At right-back is Colombia’s ex-Atletico Madrid star Santiago Arias, who won three Eredivisie titles with PSV during his spell from 2013-2018.
On the opposite side of defence is Danny Rose – capped 29 times by the Three Lions – who recently had his Watford contract ripped up by mutual consent.
A centre-back pairing would then consist of ex-City ace Eliaquim Mangala, who won the top-flight title in 2018, and Jason Denayer.
Most read in football
HOW TO GET FREE BETS ON FOOTBALL
Denayer, who came through the academy at the Etihad, was released by Lyon in the summer after making 139 appearances during his four-year stay in France.
In defensive midfield is Mangala’s ex-City team-mate Fabian Delph, with the two-time Premier League champion a free agent after Everton decided against offering him a new deal.
Former Spurs, QPR and Benfica man Adel Taarabt features in a free-roaming No8 role, alongside Lille icon Xeka.
Xeka – part of Lille’s 2020-21 Ligue 1 winners squad – scored four goals in 31 games in all competitions last season, including the winner in the French Super Cup against Paris Saint-Germain.
Multiple French top-flight champ Hatem Ben Arfa slots in on the left wing, with ex-Spurs, Everton and Burnley ace Aaron Lennon on the right flank.
Leading the line is Lennon’s former Clarets team-mate Matej Vydra, who fired in two goals in the Premier League last term.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
