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Top players out of contracts for 2026

According to Transfermarkt, dozens of established internationals and club leaders are currently entering the final phase of their contracts, placing growing pressure on clubs to either secure renewals or prepare for potential exits.


AC Milan

Mike Maignan

Al Ahli

Franck Kessié

Al Hilal

Rúben Neves

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Al Ittihad

Fabinho

Al Nassr

Marcelo Brozović

Barcelona

Andreas Christensen
Robert Lewandowski

Bayern Munich

Dayot Upamecano
Leon Goretzka
Serge Gnabry

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Bournemouth

Marcos Senesi

Brentford

Vitaly Janelt
Rico Henry
Mathias Jensen

Bristol City

Anis Mehmeti

Celta de Vigo

Óscar Mingueza

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Crystal Palace

Marc Guéhi
Daichi Kamada

Dortmund

Julian Brandt

Everton

Vitaliy Mykolenko

Feyenoord

Quinten Timber

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Fiorentina

Rolando Mandragora

Fulham

Harry Wilson
Ryan Sessegnon

Juventus

Dušan Vlahović
Weston McKennie

Leeds United

Illan Meslier

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Leicester City

Boubakary Soumaré

Lens

Malang Sarr

Liverpool

Ibrahima Konaté
Andrew Robertson

Manchester City

Bernardo Silva
John Stones

Manchester United

Harry Maguire

RB Leipzig

Amadou Haidara

Real Madrid

Antonio Rüdiger

Tottenham

Yves Bissouma

Utrecht

Souffian El Karouani


Why These Names Are Already On Club Radars

With just over a year remaining on many of these deals, clubs face a narrowing window to protect asset value. Under FIFA regulations, players can negotiate pre contract agreements once they enter the final six months of their deals, a reality that often accelerates renewal talks or forces strategic sales.

Several of the players listed are core starters at clubs competing in domestic title races or European competitions, increasing the stakes around timing and decision making.


Sources, Transfermarkt