Arturo Vidal: The eleven stars that the great teams in Europe will let go

The transfer market continues to move in the Old Continent and several teams have had abrupt changes in their roster compared to last season. An example of this is Frank Lampard’s Chelsea, a club that has spent more than 200 million euros on signings and has put together an ambitious project.

Also, another club that experienced a shakeup in terms of transfers was the FC Barcelona, where after the arrival of Ronald Koeman, several players were put on the cut list for the next season, including Arturo Vidal, Luis Suárez and Iván Rakitic, the latter has already signed for Sevilla.

This is why at RedGol we review a select eleven of players who, although they have not yet left their clubs, the leaders have them on the transfer list if a good offer arrives for them.

First, Sergio Romero It would be the banner on the goal. The Argentine goalkeeper is a regular substitute for De Gea at Manchester United and the Reds Devils would welcome getting rid of him.

In defense four names: Semedo, Godín, Otamendi and Marcelo. In the case of the Portuguese of Barça, he would not enter into Koeman’s plans either, although he has the permission of the leadership.

For its part, the Uruguayan defender would have rejected an offer from French football and would choose to stay at CalcioBut not at Inter, but at Cagliari. While Otamendi and Marcelo do not enter the projects of their clubs because of their age and to give more filming to young people like Eric García in City, and Mendy in Madrid.

In the middle zone appears Arturo vidal. The King was ruled out by Koeman as soon as he arrived in Barcelona and he recommended that he look for a club as soon as possible. Pending the last details, the Chilean will leave for Antonio Conte’s Inter Milan.

He is accompanied in that area by two players who have been marked by several controversies in their clubs: Mesut Ozil of Arsenal and Dele Alli of Tottenham.

Finally, in the lead appears Gareth Bale, a benchmark for Real Madrid in recent years, but who has not had continuity in the starting team with Zidane on the bench. In addition, there are two Uruguayan strikers: Luis Suarez, cut by Koeman at Barça, and Edinson cavani, erased at PSG by the arrival of other forwards such as Icardi and Choupo-Moting.

In this way, the ideal eleven would be with: Sergio Romero (Manchester United); Nelson Semedo (Barcelona), Diego Godin (Bury), Nicolas Otamendi (City man), Marcelo (Real Madrid); Arturo vidal (Barcelona), Mesut Ozil (Arsenal), Dele there (Tottenham); Gareth Bale (Real Madrid), Luis Suarez (Barcelona) and Edinson cavani (PSG).