One player each Premier League club should loan out next season, including Arsenal’s Eddie Nketiah and Chelsea’s Ethan Ampadu
It could be a breakthrough season for certain players in the 2019/20 campaign.Youngsters will want to gain first-team experience at other clubs, while older players could make temporary moves elsewhere to play regular football.
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21Eddie Nketiah is yet to taste regular first-team footballChelsea midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek was loaned to Crystal Palace last season in a move that worked wonders for him as he earned a place in Gareth Southgates 2018 World Cup squad.And in the 2018/19 season, Liverpool attacker Harry Wilson starred for Derby and is likely to start in their Championship play-off final against Aston Villa on Monday.Other players could follow the examples set by Loftus-Cheek and Wilson next term.Here, talkSPORT take a look at players who could benefit from a loan move.
Arsenal – Eddie Nketiah
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21Eddie Nketiah scored his first Premier League goal on the final day of the 2018/19 seasonNketiah burst on to the scene after scoring twice in a Carabao Cup win over Norwich last season. But after making just nine appearances, and only starting three times, the 19-year-old needs to play regular first-team football.He is unlikely to begrudge Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette from the starting XI, so a loan move could do him the world of good.
Aston Villa – Andre Green
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21Andre Green’s playing time was restricted in Aston Villa’s promotion-winning seasonGreen started just nine Championship games as Aston Villa ended their three-year exile from the Premier League by beating Derby in the play-off final.The 20-year-old is yet to play first-team football on a regular basis in a whole season, but the 2019/20 campaign could be his year if he is loaned out.
Bournemouth Mark Travers
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21Mark Travers kept a clean sheet on his Premier League debut against TottenhamTravers started Bournemouths final two Premier League games of the season after Eddie Howe lost faith with error-prone goalkeepers Asmir Begovic and Artur Boruc.With the Cherries reportedly set to make a 15million bid for Burnleys Nick Pope, Travers could be loaned out to gain experience in Englands lower tiers.
Brighton – Christian Walton
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21Christian Walton has shone for WiganWalton helped Wigan preserve their Championship status in their 2018/19 campaign, playing in 34 league games.Mat Ryan has established himself as Brightons No.1 goalkeeper, and Walton will not want to return to the Amex Stadium to sit on the bench. A third loan move to the Latics seems sensible.
Burnley Ben Gibson
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21Ben Gibson has struggled in his debut season at BurnleyGibson was one of the most sought-after defenders in the Championship last summer.Burnley won the race for his signature by paying Middlesbrough a whopping 15million. That amount seems like a huge waste of money as the 26-year-old made just ONE Premier League appearance all season.His last outing for the club came in a 5-0 defeat to Manchester City in the FA Cup in January.
Chelsea Ethan Ampadu
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21Ethan Ampadu needs to play more regularlyWho Chelsea loan out will depend on the clubs impending transfer ban andAmpadu is a player who could benefit from a temporary move from Stamford Bridge.The Wales international is highly-rated by Blues chiefs, but started just three games in the 2018/19 season. At 18-years-old he is already a Wales international with a big future ahead of him.
Crystal Palace Connor Wickham
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21Connor Wickham has struggled for first-team minutes this seasonWickham has been plagued by injury since moving to Palace in 2015 and after making his return from a serious knee injury against Everton last October, he went on to make just seven more appearances.The 26-year-old signed a new two-year deal with the Eagles on Tuesday, but that might not rule him out of making a loan exit this summer.
Everton Ademola Lookman
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21Ademola Lookman has not started enough games under Marco SilvaLookman has been restricted to a substitutes role under Marco Silva, starting just three Premier League games.He thrived in a loan spell with RB Leipzig, scoring five goals and registering five assists last season. And other clubs could back the 21-year-old to replicate that form with them.
Leicester Matty James
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21Matty James has been very unlucky with injuriesJames has been tormented by an ankle injury for over a year. His only appearance during the 2018/19 season came in a shock 2-1 defeat to Newport County in the FA Cup in January.He has returned to fitness in recent weeks, but is yet to feature under Brendan Rodgers. A fresh start elsewhere could reignite his career.
Liverpool Rhian Brewster
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21Rhian Brewster is yet to make a senior appearance for LiverpoolBrewster was an unused substitute for Liverpools 4-0 Champions League semi-final second leg win over Barcelona after injuries had ruled out Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino.The 19-year-old, who has battled through ankle and knee problems over the past year, is highly-rated by Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp.Reports claim the German sanctioned a Dominic Solankes 19million move to Bournemouth due to his belief in Brewster but he could be shipped out on loan before making his senior Reds debut.
Manchester City Phil Foden
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21There is an abundance of quality in Manchester City’s midfieldWith Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola reportedly set to be given a 200million war chest to strengthen his domestic treble-winning squad, Foden could find himself even further down the pecking order.Even though he started games against Tottenham and Leicester in the title run-in, the 18-year-old failed to make the matchday squad for Citys FA Cup final win over Watford on Saturday.He has bags of potential, which another club could hugely use.
Manchester United Angel Gomes
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21Angel Gomes wants more first-team opportunitiesGomes made just two brief cameo appearances in Uniteds underwhelming season. He is said to be frustrated by his lack of game-time and could look elsewhere for temporary solutions.The 18-year-old is one of Uniteds star academy players. With a host of attacking players ahead of him, it doesnt look like Gomes playing time is going to improve next season at Old Trafford.
Newcastle Joselu
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21Joselu is not a regular starter at NewcastleJoselu started just five Premier League games in the 2018/19 season due to the form of Salomon Rondon.Newcastle boss Rafa Benitez, whose own future is also uncertain, could get the strikers wages off the books to free up funds for another forward.A move back to Spain or Germany could suit Joselu.
Norwich James Husband
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21James Husband has not played for Norwich in 13 monthsHusband spent the 2018/19 season on loan with Fleetwood in League One and is unlikely to take part in the clubs Premier League journey. With a year left on his current, he could be loaned out again.
Sheffield United Leon Clarke
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21Leon Clarke will be a wanted man in the ChampionshipWith Sheffield United reportedly trying to sign Swansea striker Oli McBurnie, Clarkes days appear to be numbered at Bramall Lane.He was loaned out to Wigan for the second half of the 2018/19 campaign and helped them avoid relegation. Second tier clubs could find his experience invaluable next season.
Southampton Fraser Forster
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21Fraser Forster made his first appearance of the season for Southampton in a 3-0 defeat at West Ham earlier this monthForster has made just one Southampton appearance since December 2017. He is the clubs third-choice goalkeeper behind Alex McCarthy and Angus Gunn.The 31-year-olds contract does not run out for another three years, but he needs to get back to playing regularly.
Tottenham Vincent Janssen
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21Vincent Janssen is unlikely to be at Tottenham next seasonWith Fernando Llorente likely to leave this summer, Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino is bound to be in the market for a striker to provide cover for Harry Kane.Janssen was frozen out by Pochettino before making three substitute appearances towards the end of the season. Despite his brief comeback, the Dutch striker will need to look elsewhere if he wants to play regular football.
Watford Nathaniel Chalobah
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21Nathaniel Chalobah needs a run of gamesChalobah fractured his knee cap at the start of the 2017/18 season and made a return to action against Reading last August. However, he has been restricted to just 13 appearances since, failing to dislodge Etienne Capoue and Abdoulaye Doucoure in midfield.A newly-promoted Premier League club could take a punt on him.
West Ham Grady Diangana
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21Grady Diangana has been restricted to substitute appearancesWest Ham boss Manuel Pellegrini showed faith in Diangana during the 2018/19 campaign, handing him six Premier League starts in a breakthrough season. But he could face more difficulty competing against Mark Noble, Declan Rice, a fit-again Jack Wilshere and any other new potential arrivals in midfield.He would not be short of suitors from Championship clubs.
Wolves Morgan Gibbs-White
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21Morgan Gibbs-White can operate as a midfielder or further up the pitchWith Euro 2020 happening next summer, Gibbs-White will want to play regularly to attempt to break into Gareth Southgates England squad.The Three Lions boss is renowned for giving youngsters a chance on the international stage and Gibbs-White could be the countrys next breakout star.
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