10 players who need to revive their careers with a January move
NewsThursday, 28 November 2024 at 15:16
Fans are eagerly awaiting the January transfer window and here is a list of players who could be available including Man Utd's very own Casemiro.
These ten have seen their careers stall recently and maybe a change of scenery is needed. For Casemiro it is debatable whether he now has the legs for Rubem Amorim's high-octane style.
Sergio Reguilon (Tottenham)
Reguilon, following his low-profile presence this season at Spurs, needs a club that provides him a better platform. His contract ends in the summer, so it's suggested he looks for better prospects.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (Chelsea)
Hall’s engagement with Chelsea has been minimal this season. With 583 minutes on the field, most of which were played during Europa Conference, Dewsbury-Hall should consider a move for more game time.
Ben Chilwell (Chelsea)
Chilwell’s time at Chelsea is limited, with only 45 minutes of play this season. A new club could offer a revived career for the player.
Casemiro (Manchester United)
Considering the intensity of Rubem Amorim's football, Casemiro might find the pace hard to keep up with. A move to a less demanding club could be a better option.
Oleksandr Zinchenko (Arsenal)
Zinchenko, whose influence appears to wane at Arsenal, might find a fresh start at a club needing his experience.
Miguel Almiron (Newcastle)
An effective player in his prime, Almiron now finds himself behind others in the pecking order at Newcastle. A transfer could revive his career.
Marc Guehi (Crystal Palace)
Guehi’s career could hugely benefit from a move away from Palace, given their current struggling position and his potential to become a first-choice starting centre-back.
Joe Gomez (Liverpool)
Despite Liverpool's near-flawless season, Gomez’s absence from the start line-up might push him to consider a January move.
John Stones (Manchester City)
Stones, despite being one of England’s best, has been benched much of the time at City and should consider a move for more playtime.
Emi Buendia (Aston Villa)
Buendia’s career at Villa remains stagnant with negligible game experience this season. A transfer could offer him significantly more field time.
All these players have the potential to turn their careers around with a smart move in the upcoming January transfer window. Time will tell which decisions they make and how they impact their professional futures.
