All 51 Premier League players out of contract TODAY ahead of free transfer moves

Kevin De Bruyne, Thomas Partey, Christian Eriksen, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Michail Antonio are just some of the players whose contracts officially run out on June 30

Kevin De Bruyne has already agreed to sign for Napoli

A total of 51 Premier League stars have just hours left on their existing contracts before becoming free agents or sealing free transfer moves. June 30 marks the cut-off point for players whose deals had been due to expire at the end of the 2024-25 season, with the vast majority of their futures already confirmed by club announcements.

Retained and released lists have been published, goodbyes have been said and lockers have been cleared out. Some players will already have their next move lined up while others enter the free agent market.

Once the clock ticks past midnight and Tuesday begins, those out-of-contract stars be able to join a new club for free thanks to the Bosman rule. There's been some last-minute movement, though, as Friday saw Manchester United announce that goalkeeper Tom Heaton had signed a contract extension while it was confirmed that Everton captain Seamus Coleman had also signed a new deal.

Trent Alexander-Arnold and Kevin De Bruyne were the most high-profile names coming to the end of their contracts this year. Real Madrid ended up paying Liverpool £10m to sign Alexander-Arnold early in time for the Club World Cup, a competition which Manchester City legend De Bruyne chose not to play in before he agreed to sign for Napoli.

A couple of players have also chosen to hang up their boots once their contracts expire. United defender Jonny Evans has announced his retirement, as has Adam Lallana of Southampton, who we've included on this list, despite their relegation to the Championship alongside Ipswich and Leicester.

But who else is on the move? Mirror Football runs through every Premier League player whose contract expires TODAY.

Arsenal

Thomas Partey

Aston Villa

Kortney Hause, Robin Olsen (joining Malmo)

Bournemouth

Chris Mepham

Brentford

Josh Dasilva, Ben Mee

Brighton

None

Dominic Calvert-Lewin announced his departure from Everton on Sunday

Chelsea

Lucas Bergstrom

Crystal Palace

Luke Plange, Jeffrey Schlupp, Joel Ward

Everton

Asmir Begovic, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Abdoulaye Doucoure, Idrissa Gueye, Michael Keane, Mason Holgate, Joao Virginia, Ashley Young

Fulham

Tom Cairney, Kenny Tete, Carlos Vinicius, Willian

Ipswich

Elkan Baggott, Massimo Luongo

Christian Eriksen will leave Manchester United after three years

Leicester City

Jamie Vardy, Danny Ward

Liverpool

None

Manchester City

Kevin De Bruyne (joining Napoli), Scott Carson

Manchester United

Jonny Evans (retiring), Christian Eriksen, Victor Lindelof

Newcastle United

Jamal Lewis, John Ruddy, Callum Wilson

Michail Antonio missed the majority of last season following a car crash

Nottingham Forest

Wayne Hennessey, Harry Toffolo

Southampton

Adam Lallana (retiring), Joe Lumley (joining Bristol City), Kyle Walker-Peters

Tottenham

Fraser Forster, Sergio Reguilon, Alfie Whiteman

West Ham

Michail Antonio, Aaron Cresswell, Vladimir Coufal, Lukasz Fabianski, Danny Ings, Kurt Zouma

Wolves

Craig Dawson, Pablo Sarabia, Nelson Semedo

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