Premier League clubs are looking to sell players before the transfer window closes

• Premier League clubs are actively trying to sell unutilized players.
• "Chelsea" and "Manchester United" have several transfer cases.
• "Arsenal" and "Liverpool" are also looking for opportunities to sell their players.

This summer, Premier League clubs spent over 2 billion pounds sterling on new players, and this amount will increase until the transfer window closes on September 1.

In terms of purchases, clubs are also looking to find new teams for players who do not fit into their plans. At "Manchester United," players like Alejandro Garnacho, Jadon Sancho, Tyrell Malacia, and Antony have remained outside the main squad. Earlier, Marcus Rashford was also on this list, but he has already moved to "Barcelona" on loan.

At "Arsenal," there is talk of selling players like Oleksandr Zinchenko and Albert Sambi Lokonga to balance the squad. The club has also released reserve goalkeeper Karl Hein to "Werder" on loan.

"Chelsea" is actively engaged in reselling its players, including Nicolas Jackson and Kristoffer Nkunku, who did not make the squad for the match against "West Ham." In total, 10 players from "Chelsea" knew they would not fit into the team's plans, and thus they were looking for new opportunities.

"Liverpool" spent over 300 million pounds sterling this summer, but also released several players, such as Darwin Núñez and Luis Díaz. The team is looking to find new clubs for Kostas Tsimikas, who wants to play in the Eurocups.

Clubs like "Newcastle" and "Sunderland" are also looking for opportunities to sell their players. "Newcastle" has put defenders Matt Targett and Harrison Ashby up for sale, while "Sunderland" does not need term sales, but is ready to release a few players who did not get numbers in the squad for the new season.

At "Crystal Palace," the situation is interesting: defender Marc Guehi is considered important for the team, but the club is ready to sell him following the expiration of his contract next summer.

Premier League clubs continue to look for opportunities to sell players so as not to leave them without work and balance their finances.

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