Alvaro Morata, Aaron Ramsey, Alexis Sanchez and more: Rating 50 Premier League summer exits six months on
As the transfer window reopens, we reveal how some of the summer’s biggest departures are getting on
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The transfer window has reopened for Premier League sides as well as those across Europe, as clubs scramble to bolster their squads ahead of the second half of the season.
But how have those players who last summer quit the Premier League for pastures new fared since making their move?
Last summer’s transfer window saw numerous high-profile players move overseas for a variety of different reasons, with Romelu Lukaku perhaps the most high-profile, having departed Manchester United for Inter Milan for a club-record €80m.
The Belgium international has since scored 14 goals in 18 Serie A appearances for high-flying Inter, but not every player to have left the Premier League last summer has been quite so successful.
Alexis Sanchez, Ander Herrera and even Eden Hazard are among those to struggle – while several players have been ruled out through injury.
Check the above gallery to see how 50 of the biggest Premier League exits are getting on this season.
Which players do you think should have stayed put rather than leaving the Premier League last season? Let us know in the comments section below.
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