15 Premier League stars who have likely played their last games for their club
The curtain came down on the season, and for some, that also likely means their last game with their current employer
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Your support makes all the difference.The Premier League season is done and dusted.
Chelsea are champions, joined in the Premier League by Tottenham, Liverpool and Manchester City. Man United could be there too, should they win the Europa League final, but Arsenal will not be and will try to recreate Jose Mourinho's route back to European football's top table.
For Sunderland, Middlesbrough and Hull, it is relegation.
But what of the players? What of those who have seen out their time at their club - unwanted, undervalued or out of contract?
What of those like Ross Barkley, who won't sign a new deal and have been told they will be sold?
Well he's not the only one. So here's a quick look at some players who, after Sunday's games, have likely played their last match in the colours of their current employer.
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