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The transfer market is all about managers trying to find replacements to revamp their squads. While some clubs are having a great window, others are finding it tough to do business. Some players will start the season on a high note while others will work hard to get into the first team.
Now as the Premier League and Serie A transfer window is shut, some players might be regretful of not making a move. Whether it be money or some other issue, the transfers just did not happen.
But they should never let their hopes down as the other markets are still open. Here are some players who must leave this season, for their own good, as well as the well functioning of the team.
#3 Danny Rose
Danny Rose had a great partnership with Kyle Walker in the last few seasons for Spurs but with the departure of Walker, there has been a drastic change in Danny's form.
Spurs boss Pochettino favours playing Ben Davies over Rose. As a result of which, he didn't get much playing time. Also, Rose started the World Cup as the first choice left back for England.
But due to his average form, the position was taken by Ashley Young. With his position at stake both at domestic and international level, it is clear that he needs a fresh start elsewhere.
He was linked with Manchester United, Fulham and Schalke before the English transfer window was closed. With Spanish, German and French transfer options still open, Danny Rose should definitely push for a move.
#2 Anthony Martial
On 1 September 2015, Anthony Martial joined Manchester United, becoming the most expensive teenager for the club. Since then, the fans were hoping for him to have a ground-breaking season. But he hasn't lived up to their expectations.
Talking of the present, Jose Mourinho has said that Martial is not the hardest worker in training. It all happened when the Frenchman left United's pre-season tour in America for the birth of his child back in Paris. He didn't rejoin the team for the tour which left Mourinho angry.
He was also imposed a two weeks wage fine by the manager. Manchester United offered Martial to Bayern Munich in place of Jerome Boateng, but the deal fell through. Tottenham, Barcelona and Dortmund were also interested in the winger before the deadline day. However, he can still manage a move away from Manchester to other countries.
#1 Keylor Navas
The three time Champions League winner has given some amazing performances. He has been under constant pressure of being replaced by a younger goalkeeper. At first, it was David de Gea, then Hugo Lloris and finally Thibaut Courtois.
If he still doesn't leave the club, his place would be on the bench as a second choice goalkeeper. Navas is definitely one of the best goalkeepers in Europe, as proven by his accolades. He wass also nominated for the UEFA's Best Goalkeeper award for 2017-18 Champions League. A player of this caliber should not settle for being the backup option for any club in the world.
