A quite decent team here!!
GK: Craig Gordon - The former Sunderland goalkeeper
was released by the Black Cats 12 months ago and still hasn't found any
team to get back into action with. The 30-year-old made 88 appearances for Sunderland after arriving at
the Stadium of Light in 2007 but a string of impressive displays wasn't
enough to earn a new contract.
RB: Anthony Réveillère - After spending a decade
with Ligue 1 side Lyon, the former France international is looking for a
new club after manager Remi Garde wasn't keen to keep the 33-year-old
in his squad. Réveillère has five Ligue 1 winners medals to his name.
CB: William Gallas - Gallas was released by
Tottenham this summer as Andre Villas Boas prepared to build a better
squad to achieve Champions League qualification. After playing for three
different London clubs (Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham), the former
France international is ready to take on another experience and might be
ready to move to Major League Soccer.
CB: Manuel Friedrich - With both Maynor Figueroa and
Kolo Toure signing for Premier League clubs, former Bayer Leverkusen
centre-back Manuel Friedrich was the next name on the list. He has made
only nine appearances for the German national team but was a rock for
Leverkusen over the past six years.
LB: Nicky Shorey - After spending only a year back
at Reading making 17 appearances after a successful spell at West
Bromwich Albion, Shorey is on the hunt for a new club.
CM: Thomas Hitzlsperger - With a Bundesliga triumph
to his name, Hitzlsperger joined David Moyes' Everton last year but was
involved in only seven matches and failed to make an impact at Goodison
Park. Before joining the Toffees, the former German international
enjoyed spells at Stuttgart and Aston Villa.
CM: Mahamadou Diarra - After playing for Real Madrid
and Lyon where he won 12 major pieces silverware, Diarra arrived at
London to join Martin Jol's Fulham last February yet consecutive
injuries forced him to stay sidelined for the majority of the 2012/13
season. Nevertheless, the Mail international still has a lot to offer.
RM: Yossi Benayoun - The most capped Israeli player
of all-time, Benayoun has played for teams such as Liverpool, Arsenal,
West Ham and Chelsea. He is still without a club but currently training
in Israel. Benayoun might make a comeback to the Premier League or even
reach the MLS.
LM: David Bentley - After being sent out on loan for
the past four years, Bentley and Tottenham reached a dead end and
finished their relationship. Bentley was at Blackburn Rovers last season
but made only five appearances for the club.
AM: Mathieu Flamini - In trying to copy most of the
stars that leave Arsenal and succeed in another league, Flamini moved to
AC Milan but didn't get the role he wanted. Now, with Wenger urged by
Arsenal fans to spend money, the Frenchman might be on his way back to
the Emirates.
Striker: Carlton Cole - The 29-year-old Englishman
was a major part of West Ham for the last seven years but with Andy
Carroll, Modibo Maiga, Ricardo Vaz Te and other young, powerful strikers
joining the side, Sam Allardyce didn't need Cole any longer.
A quite decent team here!!
GK: Craig Gordon - The former Sunderland goalkeeper
was released by the Black Cats 12 months ago and still hasn't found any
team to get back into action with. The 30-year-old made 88 appearances for Sunderland after arriving at
the Stadium of Light in 2007 but a string of impressive displays wasn't
enough to earn a new contract.
RB: Anthony Réveillère - After spending a decade
with Ligue 1 side Lyon, the former France international is looking for a
new club after manager Remi Garde wasn't keen to keep the 33-year-old
in his squad. Réveillère has five Ligue 1 winners medals to his name.
CB: William Gallas - Gallas was released by
Tottenham this summer as Andre Villas Boas prepared to build a better
squad to achieve Champions League qualification. After playing for three
different London clubs (Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham), the former
France international is ready to take on another experience and might be
ready to move to Major League Soccer.
CB: Manuel Friedrich - With both Maynor Figueroa and
Kolo Toure signing for Premier League clubs, former Bayer Leverkusen
centre-back Manuel Friedrich was the next name on the list. He has made
only nine appearances for the German national team but was a rock for
Leverkusen over the past six years.
LB: Nicky Shorey - After spending only a year back
at Reading making 17 appearances after a successful spell at West
Bromwich Albion, Shorey is on the hunt for a new club.
CM: Thomas Hitzlsperger - With a Bundesliga triumph
to his name, Hitzlsperger joined David Moyes' Everton last year but was
involved in only seven matches and failed to make an impact at Goodison
Park. Before joining the Toffees, the former German international
enjoyed spells at Stuttgart and Aston Villa.
CM: Mahamadou Diarra - After playing for Real Madrid
and Lyon where he won 12 major pieces silverware, Diarra arrived at
London to join Martin Jol's Fulham last February yet consecutive
injuries forced him to stay sidelined for the majority of the 2012/13
season. Nevertheless, the Mail international still has a lot to offer.
RM: Yossi Benayoun - The most capped Israeli player
of all-time, Benayoun has played for teams such as Liverpool, Arsenal,
West Ham and Chelsea. He is still without a club but currently training
in Israel. Benayoun might make a comeback to the Premier League or even
reach the MLS.
LM: David Bentley - After being sent out on loan for
the past four years, Bentley and Tottenham reached a dead end and
finished their relationship. Bentley was at Blackburn Rovers last season
but made only five appearances for the club.
AM: Mathieu Flamini - In trying to copy most of the
stars that leave Arsenal and succeed in another league, Flamini moved to
AC Milan but didn't get the role he wanted. Now, with Wenger urged by
Arsenal fans to spend money, the Frenchman might be on his way back to
the Emirates.
Striker: Carlton Cole - The 29-year-old Englishman
was a major part of West Ham for the last seven years but with Andy
Carroll, Modibo Maiga, Ricardo Vaz Te and other young, powerful strikers
joining the side, Sam Allardyce didn't need Cole any longer.