The summer transfer window is in full swing, and while clubs across Europe are busy strengthening their squads, several high-profile Premier League players find themselves in limbo. Here’s a closer look at the key players struggling to secure moves and the potential outcomes for their careers.

Marcus Rashford

Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford is one of the most talked-about names this summer. Despite his talent, Rashford has struggled to find consistent form, and his hefty £325,000-a-week salary makes him a challenging transfer target. With three years left on his contract, United faces a dilemma: sell at a loss or consider another loan move.

Darwin Núñez

Liverpool’s Darwin Núñez is another player in the spotlight. Despite a promising start, Núñez has been inconsistent, and Liverpool’s €50 million valuation has deterred potential suitors. Napoli has shown interest, but the deal hinges on resolving Victor Osimhen’s future.

Jack Grealish

Jack Grealish’s future at Manchester City is uncertain. Left out of the Club World Cup squad, Grealish needs regular playing time to regain his form. With two years left on his contract, City will demand a significant fee, making a transfer complex.

Antony

Antony’s time at Manchester United has been underwhelming. Despite a successful loan spell at Real Betis, United’s €32 million asking price is a stumbling block. A loan deal seems more likely, but United aims to offload him permanently.

Kyle Walker

Kyle Walker’s future at Manchester City is also in doubt. A loan move to AC Milan didn’t result in a permanent deal, and at 35, his options are limited. Fenerbahce has shown interest, but a move to a major European league seems unlikely.

Raheem Sterling

Raheem Sterling’s fall from grace at Chelsea has been stark. With two years left on his contract, Sterling faces a tough choice: accept a pay cut or endure more loan spells. A move to MLS or Saudi Arabia could be on the cards.

Jadon Sancho

Jadon Sancho’s return to Manchester United hasn’t gone as planned. With no future under current management, a loan deal seems the most viable option. Fenerbahce, Juventus, and Borussia Dortmund are potential destinations.

Christopher Nkunku

Christopher Nkunku’s injury-plagued stint at Chelsea has been disappointing. With four years left on his contract, Chelsea faces a challenge in finding a suitor willing to take a chance on the talented but inconsistent forward.

As the transfer window progresses, the futures of these players remain uncertain. Clubs must weigh the financial implications against the potential benefits of signing these high-profile players.