According to L'Équipe, there are many big names on the current list of free agents, including stars who can still maintain a high level and players looking for opportunities to restart their careers.

The 34-year-old Egyptian star Salah is high on the list. This comes after the end of his career stage since joining Liverpool in 2017, and his future is still uncertain, despite previous reports linking him with Turkish club Besiktas.
Vlahovic is one of the most sought-after attacking options. The 26-year-old striker has scored 68 goals in 168 appearances for Juventus, and Italian media report that Fenerbahce and Besiktas are both interested in him.
Another notable figure is Sancho. He was on loan at Aston Villa last season, scoring 1 goal in 29 appearances; Stones' role at Manchester City has declined due to injuries. However, L'Équipe believes that at 26 and 32 years old, they still have the ability to contribute.
Alaba is also on the list. The 34-year-old is looking for a new challenge after 5 seasons at Real Madrid, where he won the Champions League 4 times, but his physical condition remains the biggest concern.
In midfield, Brazilian Fabinho is particularly prominent. He returned to the national team during the World Cup, and then played 111 times for Saudi Al-Ittihad for 3 consecutive seasons. Also on the list with him is Goretzka, whose contract expired after 8 seasons at Bayern Munich, and Juventus is interested in him.
The list also includes some players who have played in Ligue 1, including Krepin-Diatta, who left Monaco after 5 seasons, and 26-year-old Senegalese striker Bamba Dieng, who previously played for Marseille, Lorient, and Angers.
The list also includes midfielders Bissouma and Bentaleb, who became free agents after their contracts with Tottenham and Lille expired, respectively; 32-year-old Nene Fekir is also on the list after two years at UAE Al Jazira, and Guerreiro left Bayern Munich after 3 seasons and 89 appearances.
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